Mayor's Gangster Policy Test Leads to Police Protest
Thomas H Healey Sr, father of the complainant, says his son has been persecuted by police. At Leonard Street station a group of policemen and business leaders defend Lt James Sennett and Ptl Dominick Roane as Healey faces assault charges. Healey, 21, was jailed for disorderly conduct, later sent to Blackwell's Island for felonious assault after a scuffle with Roane. The case follows Healey's father's protest to Mayor Gaynor and Inspector Lahey, with Schmittberger ordering hearings to determine if officers erred in the arrest and action. The protest frames the incident as a test of the mayoralty's stance toward gangsters and police accountability.
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Gaynor
Leonard Street
James Bi. Sennett
Dominick J. Roane
Thomas H. Healey, Jr
Jay Street
Healey
Roane
Sennett
Campbell
Lainey
Waldo
Schmittberger
Senneat
Lamar Hardy
Broadway
Kroane
Florence Sullivan
Cedar Ptrerter
Sullivan
Len
Morning News Teases Crime and Campaigns in Patchy Page
A mangled page mentions troops draft Sing Sing mix ups and a mayoral gangster policy. Mentions Metz suing over a mail contract and a safety committee appealing to Sulzer. References Fusion ticket, Colby New Jersey campaign, Fresh Air children, Steinwey plan, Wall Street firm Elliott, rail arbitration, and various indictments and Jersey guardsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Safety Committee
Sulzer
Fusion
Colby
New Jersey
Merery
PRC
Steinwey
Wall Street
Elliott
Dulfer
Cropney
Jemar
Jersey Guardsmen
Brooklyn Youth Fined Over Kiss Incident in Nutley NJ
In Nutley New Jersey two Brooklyn men were fined after they kissed a woman in a home visit while selling raincoats. The pair, Boris and Goold, followed by the arrest after the woman screamed for help, faced Recorder James F. Post. The incident sparked additional headlines on public safety and court actions.
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Brooklyn
Nutley
N. J
Mies Wilson
Riley
Binghamton
Stoner
Wilson
Telephone Trust
James F. Post
Insurgente
Cummins
Mulhall
Ilegally
Koning
Ella Pingy
Discovery obviates pain in surgery
London reports at Brighton a British Medical Association meeting heard Sir Berkeley Moynihan describe George W Crile of Cleveland as the American surgeon who has found a method of anesthesia that can detach the operation area from the brain for several days if needed. The Daily Express called the discovery one of the greatest in modern surgery.
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London
British Medical Association
Brighton
Berkeley Moynihan
University of Leeds
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Daily Express
Victorially
Philadelphia Plans Transparent Body For Medical Study
Philadelphia July 4 A new method to render the human body transparent will be used at Hahnemann Medical College next term. Doctors in the anatomy department refine a fluid from a German discovery that turns flesh into a jelly, letting students study veins muscles and bones without dissection. The process is described as a highly valuable medical science breakthrough.
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Philadelphia
Hahnemann Medical College
Department of Anatomy
Fatal cigarette causes blast at Tulsa oil well
A well two miles south of Tulsa burned after a youth lit a cigarette and a match struck gas. Four workers died and five more were likely fatally injured as the well, sparked by the ignition, was brought in as a gusher by late night.
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Tulsa
Oni
Auryst
Charles M. Wright
Tilo
Crushed by Drawbridge Death at Green Point Avenue
John McElroy a 43 year old Brooklyn man of 174 Huron Street was crushed to death yesterday at the Green point avenue drawbridge over News town Creek. He attempted to step off the moving bridge before it swung and fell between the bridge and stone bulkhead. He died shortly after being taken to St John’s Hospital.
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John McElroy
Huron Street
Brooklyn
Greenpoint Avenue
Newstown Creek
McElroy
St John’s Howxotal
Velvet battle on Sullivan Street ends with arrests
Detectives Dowling and Jones of the Central Office chase two alleged safecrackers through West Side streets. The pair flee a five story tenement at 137 and 129 Sullivan Street, jump from a second story window, injure John with a police bullet, and are captured as Begaro surrenders. Names given: Peter John of 407 East 12th Street and Joseph Begaro of 51% East bith Street. The suspects had prior records and had been tailed for about three hours.
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Dowling
Jones
Central Office
Sullivan Street
Helicvus Hospital
Peter John
East 12U
Joseph Begaro
East Bith Street
Jolin
Begaro
Lower West Side
John
Metz Sues On Note In Mail Contract Suit
Congressman Herman A Metz seeks $90,000 in a suit against Benjamin F Hardesty over an indorsed note tied to the New York Mail Company contract. Hardesty alleges Metz gained control after pushing him out and seeks dismissal plus an accounting. Metz claims the firm faced bankruptcy threats and asserts the contract was improperly handled due to Metz’s congressional status.
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Herman A. Metz
New York Mail Company
Belo 45Th Street
Answer
Metz
Benjamin F Hardesty
United States
Hardesty
Metrospolitan Bank
Meta
Congress
O'Gorman
American Surety Company
Ben
Athintie Express Company
Hardesty Aen
Eta
Mets
St. Hardesty
Whit
Mate
Hudson Street
Post Office
Kinga County
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Prendergast
Hawk Aids Colonel Bogey on Hackensack Links
Hackensack July 24 B C Yerkes a New York import and neighbor George W of Summit avenue both Hackensack Golf Club members describe an odd morning incident. Yerkes drove well but a hawk shadowed the ball then carried it into a bunker creating a humorous setback for Yerkes and delight for his opponent.
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Hackensack
Ned
H. C. Yerkes
New York
George W
Summit Avenue
Yerkes
The Weak Spot of Sing Sing Prison
The board fence replaces the burnt heavy gate as a dozen keepers stand outside to thwart any jail delivery attempt at Sing Sing Prison.
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Sing Sing Prison
American Star Davis Cup Hope Hinges on McLoughlin
On the eve of the Davis Cup challenge between the United States and England, Jodie McLoughlin faces pressure to deliver peak form. Despite a strong 23 year old, questions linger about his fitness after recent trials with Germany and Canada, with rest and nerves weighing as Captain Hackett guards his star for the Parke match.
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Herbert L. Bourke
London
Hale
United States
England
Germany
Canada
Youser
Jodie McLoughlin
J.C. Parke
Wimbledon
Hackett
McLoughlin
Llegal
Oinner
JC. Parke
Miss Wilson Helps Fight Fire At Cottage Near Hotel
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson daughter of the President faced a driving rain and sparks as a Cottage fire threatened her hotel area in Eaglesmere Penn She joined volunteers and firefighters aiding in rescue efforts and remained close to the scene despite soaking clothes The Dodge cottage owned by Mr and Mrs W Dodge of Washington was saved by rapid response with Miss Wilson praised for calm assistance plus aides like Louis A Mattson Captain B S Chase and Dr Frety involved in care and containment
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Eaglesmere
Penn
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Miss Wilson
Ahea
W. ©. Dodge
Washington
Dodge Cottage
Louis A. Mattson
Philadelphia
Tess W. David
President veto halts Baltimore bridal present fund
President Wilson disapproves a local drive to raise a fund for a wedding present to his daughter Jessie Wilson. Private secretary J P Umulty advised Mayor Preston that the President prefers no fund be raised and asks notification to Nordenhols and public announcements in the papers.
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Baltimore
the Tribune
Wilson
Jessie
J. P.umulty
Preston
Ernest KE. Nordenholz
Misa Wilson
Mr. Nordenhols
Turks Inva de Old Bulgaria
London dispatch reports a Turkish force likely Kurdish cavalry invading old Bulgaria. Jamboli reportedly occupied and sacked, with other towns and villages. Turkey asserts reconquest of Adrianople area, provoking protests and a crisis in European diplomacy as Ambassadors debate next steps. Russia poised to act if concert falters, possibly occupying Armenia.
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the Tribune
London
Bulgaria
Jamboli
Offihis
Tur 1
Fulgaria
Adrianople
Turkey
Enver Bey
Conference of Ambassadors
Foreign Office
Dia
Europe
Russia
Armenia
France
Great Britain
Bullets to quell Sing Sing mutiny
Ossining and Sing Sing prisoners fear riot as militia and deputies stand ready. About 1,500 inmates, many murderers, provoke arousal with threats and fires. Warden Clancy tightens security. 60 inmates slated for Auburn today, rest to follow.
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Call Boy
T. H. Healey
Mealey
Weral
Mcloughtin
Anquith
Junen
Sun
Alexander Baris
Bainbridge Street
Jay Goold
Hinsdale Street
Franklin Avenue
Tessie Searle
Searle
Boris
Goold
Praeneial Andiaarmins
Barie
Neal Etaermal
Army
Navy
B. F. Hardesty
N. Y. Mail Co
Hawk
Colonel Bogey
Bird
Hudson
Osasrahan
Paess
Asem
Old Bulgaria
Ossining
Sing Sing
Weissendanger
Westchester
John S. Jenkins
Sherri Wessendanger
Orde
Glover
Bogart
Yonkers
McCullom
Y7th Street
Hudson River
Granite State
Colla
Clancy
Tusday
Auburn
Whatate
New York Central
Bing Sing
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