Bank Guarded as Zotti Firm Faces Bankruptcy
Police guarded Frank Zotti & Co banking offices after a bankruptcy petition was filed in the States District Court by Victor Vallarec Sakeer and Nicola Jurkovic. Receiver Jesse Watson reported $7,500 in foreign money found. liabilities to foreign bankers around $125,000. Exit accountants will assess assets and future action amid a crowd and fears of a bank run.
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Frank Zotti
Frank Zotti & Co
Morney
States District Court
Victor Vallarec
Sakeer
Nicola Jurkovic
Zotti
H Street
Tenbh Ye
Broadway
Jesse Watson
Wall Street
Hough
Watson
Greenwich Street
United Over
America
Wyers
Pennsylvania
Mrc
Washington
Montana
Europe
Hershfeld
Greenwich Street Place
Itre
Attack by Burglar Floors Harlem Grocer at Home
Henry Hallfeld wholesale grocer at No 2 Seventh Avenue was beaten into unconsciousness by a burglar yesterday. He lived at No 146 West 128th Street. While at breakfast he heard a closet noise and turned away, receiving a blow to the head. His wife, cashier, found him bound and gagged as items were scattered. Dr Healy of Harlem Hospital attended but Hallfeld refused hospital care. West 5th Street detectives are investigating.
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Harle
Henry
Hallfeld
Seventh Avenue
Halifeld
West 128Th Street
Hallier
West 5Th Street
HE TAUGHT BOYS TO STEAL AND Fagin-Like Plot unfolds
Henry Goldberg twenty four of No 2 Lewis street was arrested with Jedore Gutt thirteen for stealing a package valued at twenty four dollars from an express wagon. Goldberg linked to others in pointing out bundles to steal and paid the boy for theft. They were held for trial and remanded to the Children's Society.
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Henry Goldberg
Lewis Street
Anal Street
West Broadway
Jedore Gutt
Wakle
Jefferson Market Court
Gut
Ives
Skillman Street
Brooklin
Emanuel Lipofsky
Henry Street
Morris Toofsky
Allen Street
Goldberg
Express Company
Adams Express Company
Children’s Society
Bare Secrets of Czars Agents in Paris Exposure
Dr Paul S Kaplan in this city reports the capture of a secret service agent tied to the Russian bureau in Petersburg. He says the man, allied with Paris spies, carried books and a line of agents, a victory for the revolutionists as they prepare to expose Russian secret actions to world powers through lectures to cities.
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Secret Service
Petersburg
Paris
Petenlay
Paul S. Kaplan
No. 230
East
Revolutionists
Russia
Dr. Kaplan
Surgeons Reject London Olympic 1500 Metre Hero Sheppard
Mein Wo Sheppard, a representative of the Athletic Club and 1500 metre Olympic winner in London, was deemed unfit by police surgeons for patrol duty. Civil Service Commission examiners found him fit, creating a clash between police surgeons and the Civil Commission over his status and awaiting placement as a patrolman. The dispute drew in Mayor McClellan and mediator Dr Walter Bensel amid ongoing tensions between medical bodies.
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Mein Wo Sheppard
Reat. Can Athletic Club
London
Shexpara
Mae
Civil Service Commission
Civil Commission
McClellan
Walter Bensel
Health Mightener &S
Horse Thief Fires at Owner During Stable Theft
Captain William Smith was shot at yesterday while two men attempted to steal a horse from his Inwood Long Island stable. Smith woke, pursued, fired, and one assailant fled after firing a shot that missed. Police details unavailable.
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Wiliam Smith
Inwood
Long Island
Smith
Reform Club Site Sought Downtown for Civic Work
The Reform Club plans an afternoon meeting to decide a site for its future home. After selling its No 2 East 35th Street clubhouse three years ago it has used the National Arts Club and more recently No 42 Broadway for offices. Everett V Abbot, chair of the building committee, says a downtown location will host committee meetings offices for literature mailing, a reading and eating room and clerks rooms.
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East 35Th Street
National Arts Club
No. 42
Broadway
Everett V. Abbot
No. 45
Cedar Street
Barclay Street
Bowling Green
Pearl Street
West Broadway
Abbot
Civil Service
Change Church Creed Sparks Presbyterian Property Dispute
Trustees of Bellmore Presbyterian led by Rev James Halli Mrs Hall and daughter Mrs Smith vote to place church under Congregational creed. Presbytery of Nassau meets in Mineola to investigate amid pastor and congregation tensions over church property. Court action looms if Halls press ownership claim versus Presbytery control.
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Bellmore
Hail
Presbytery
Hamilton Sticks to Legal Fight Over Harris Cohen Case
The Rev Braddin Hamilton refused to yield as counsel for Harris Cohen in a $35000 suit after Cohen sought substitution by Merrill Gates Jr. Hamilton praised for prior service while denying consent to replace him. The dispute involves Charity Organization Society scrutiny and alleged 40 percent contingency claims.
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Braddin Hamilton
Newport
Merrill E. Gates, Jr
Harris Cohen
Cohen
Hamilton
Justice Erlanger
Supreme Court
New York City Railway Company
Cohens
Society For Upholding Justice
New York
Russell Sage
Gates
Legal Aid Society
Robert W. de Forest
Mrs. Sage
Charity Organization Society
Mr. Hamilton
Parsons
Hope to Abolish Art Duty in Tariff Fight
The American Free Art League of Boston says it has a majority on the Ways and Means Committee and aims to remove art duties in the revised tariff law. Myron E. Pierce reports headquarters active for fall and winter campaigns, with plans to send a delegation to Washington when hearings begin. Taft brothers appear on the league's director list, and The Tribune is thanked for its support of free art.
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American Free Art League
Boston
Myron E. Pierce
League
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Mr. Taft
Henry W. Taft
New York
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
The
Tribune
Lawyer William Solomon Fails to Answer In Brandenburg Case
William Solomon a lawyer who represented Mrs Valine Brandenburg against her husband Broughton Brandenburg failed to appear in Jefferson Market court to answer a summons issued by Magistrate Walsh during last month's Brandenburg trial. George E Isleming who led Brandenburgs counsel says a warrant will be issued for Solomons arrest.
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William Solomon
Valine Brandenburg
Broughton Brandenburg
Jefferson Market Court
Walsh
Brandenburg
George E. Isleming
Fleming
Solomon
Ten Cent Fare Order Near Tarrytown and White Plains
Justice Morschauser indicated he would likely grant J. Addison Young’s request to raise the fare to 10 cents. The hike would set five cents to the Mamaroneck village line with another nickel after that point, affecting thousands of travelers to Rye Beach and Soundside resorts as the railway handles traffic to distant stops.
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J. Addison Young
Tarrytown, White Plains
Mamaroneca
Morschauser
Mr. Young
Mamaroneck Village
Rye Beach
Sound
Vanderbilt Cup Race to be Run Under American Rules
Buffalo meeting of the central conference committee representing American manufacturing bodies and the American Automobile Association decided the Vanderbilt Cup race this year will be held under the racing board rules. The move honors American manufacturers and avoids Ostend rules, with four foreign cars already set to enter and a course of about twenty five miles planned on the Long Island Motor Parkway.
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Paris
American Automobile Association
Central Conference Committee
Buffalo
William H. Hotchkiss
Frederick H. Elliott
Thomas Henderson
S. A Miles
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
E. R. Thomas
J. D. Thompson
A. R. Pardington
American Automobile Association Racing Board
S. D. Walden
R. D. Chapin
Detroit
Alfred Reeves
Reeves
United States
Racing Board
Mercedes
Benz
Hotchkiss
Renault
Fast Time at St Paul Auto Races at Hamline Track
About twenty thousand spectators including many Mystic Shriners watched opening professional events. Christie De Palma and Oldfield posted sub minute miles. five mile stripped cars under 1250 dollars won by Nyquist Buick with Doerr second Reynolds third. De Palma Allan Kingston Patterson Packard won stock under 40 hp. Christie De Palma Green Dragon first second Barney Oldfield Stearns third. Five miles stock 60 hp and under won by De Palma Allen Kingston Barney Oldfield Stearns. Berner Henault were second and third. Time 4 56?
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the Tribune
St. Paul
Mystic Shriners
Hamline Track
Christie
de Palma
Oldfield
Nyquist
Buick
Doerr
Ford
Reynolds
Allan Kingston
Patterson
Packard
Walter Christie
Green Dragon
Barney Oldfield
Stearns
de Palme
Allen Kingston
Berner
Henault
Hudson Regatta Draws 50 Plus Entries On Riverside Course
More than fifty boats have entered the Hudson River Rowing Association regatta to be staged Saturday along the Riverside Drive course. Races start at Grant's Tome and end at the Bloomingdale Boat Club on Math street. The junior four oared barge race promises top rivalry among Metropolitan Rowing Club Hudson Boat Club Active Boat Club Bloomingdale Boat Club and Valencia Boat Club.
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Hudson River Rowing Association
Riverside Drive
Grant's Tome
Bloomingdale Boat Club
Math Street
Metropolitan Rowing Club
Hudson Boat Club
Active Boat Club
Valencia Boat Club
Ship Shape Shop to Turn Wardrobe Repair Into Trade
Miss Gertrude Barnum promotes a Wardrobe Repair Shop at 412 West 47th Street as a relief and training venture for unemployed women. The project, backed by Mrs. George Jenkins and guided by shop manager Clara Grimes, aims to create a skilled trade with fair wages, hours, and conditions while offering services from private home work to alterations for brides and daily wear.
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Gertrude Barnum
West 47Th Street
Miss Barnum
Chicago
Women's Trade Union League
New York
Helen Marot
Miss Marot
George Jenkins
Sisters of Charity
Anny
Clara Grimes
Sister Sue
Jimmy
Patterned Slip Pattern No 6064 for various bust sizes
The Tribune pattern presents a silk and satin slip undergarment with a detachable circular flounce optional neck finishes and sleeve choices. Materials required vary by width and nap, with sizes listed for busts 82 34 36 38 40 and 42 inches. Pattern No 6064 mailed for 10 cents to Pattern Department New York Tribune. extra 2-cent stamp if urgent.
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New- York Tribune
Dorothea Dix Highlighted At Philanthropy Session
Dorothea Dix is lauded as a pivotal figure in shaping state care for the insane, epileptics and feeble minded in New York. Public charity commissioner Hebberd and Dr. Kelsey urge reforms, criticize almshouse conditions, and note lapses by churches, with debate over upstate influence and the need for humane asylums.
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Dorothea Dix
School of Philanthropy
Robert W. Hebberd
Public Charities
America
New York
Carl Kelsey
United States
W. J. Schieffelin
Manhattan Trades School For Girls
Campbell
Mr. Hebberd
Hebberd
New York City
Upstate
Dr. Kelsey
Pennsylvania
Schuyler County
Schieffelin
Manhattan Trade School For
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Cleveland
St. Clair Couzens
M. M. Maxwell
Frank Schneider
Milton Schnaiser
Arthur Donovan
J. Axelrod
Harry A. Toomey
Euclid
Harry S. Pickands
Charles L. Zonner
James T. Bressan
Brooklyn
Ames Boice
Warren Somers
Atlantic City
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L. R. Speare
Newton Center
Mass
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Joseph Fish
James Townsend
H. H. Roelofs
Elkins Park
Penn
G. W. Butler
J. E. Clenny
FE. C. Knapp
A. Rooney
Winton Motor Carriage Company
C. F. Redden
Studebaker
Philadelphia
Hudson Regatta
Taft
Hot Springs
Quebec
Champlain
Gray Master
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H. Addington Bruce
Howard Chandler Christy
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