Brooklyn Officials Arrested Over Misused Bank Funds
Col. Edward E. Britton and Quarantine Commissioner Frederick H. Schroeder were arrested on charges of misappropriating about 48,000 from Eagle Savings and Loan, where they held leader roles. They confessed to using funds to support a Dakota mining venture, with Britton restoring part of the loss and both pled not guilty at a preindictment hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Edward E. Britton
Frederick H.schroeder
Eagle Savings and Loan Company
State Banking Department
Ofice
Elder
Dike
State Bank Examiner
Elwin
Piper
Britton
Second Brigade
National Guard
Roosevelt
Bogie Savings and Loan Company
Frederick H. Schroeder
6Th Assembly
Hughes
Schroeder
Colonel Britton
Homestake South Extension Mining Company
Mr. Schroeder
Merchants’ Branch
The
Mechanics and Traders
Mr. Wood
Eagle Company
Mechanics’ Branch
Commissioner Schroeder
H. J. Young
Elwin S. Piper
Coronel Britton
John Diemer
Ellery Street
Morris Cahn
Willoughby Avenue
Lawrence F. Carroll
Bedford Avenue
Bayshore
Zotti hearing ends as magistrate delays ruling
The grand larceny case against Frank Zotti ends with no defense from Ex-Judge Whitman. Mag istrate Corrigan will rule by August 11 after briefs due August 7. Prosecutor Appleton threatens grand jury escalation if released. Witnesses describe conspiracies and financial strains linked to the Brooklyn wreck and foreign orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zotti
Corrigan
Whitman
Zotti
Appleton
Kinkade
J. P. Morgan
Brooklyn
Mediterranean
Azores
Pittsburg
John Resely
Boats Crash At Sea Near Sandy Hook In Night Collision
The Malian steamer San Giovanni was struck on its starboard quarter by a four masted schooner about seventy miles east of Sandy Hook. The impact sent splinters through the rail while some two hundred Italian steerage passengers were startled. the schooner backed away into darkness after the collision. Chief officer Antonio Marengo, on the bridge, believed the other vessel had no lights. The San Giovanni, ablaze with lights, stopped engines and called for help, the schooner replying it was not in danger and asking for the steamer’s name, then declaring the Frederick was the schooner’s name. The San Giovanni docked yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Antonio Marengo
Marengo
Frederick
San Giovanni
Call for full size tests on Blackwell's Island bridge
Editorials urge testing actual full sized compression members rather than models to prove the Blackwell's Island bridge can safely carry its load. The plan, supported by Engineering News and former Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal, uses hydrostatic pressure in rock slots to crush a specimen at modest cost. The city’s investigation, led by Henry W. Hodge, aims to verify dead and future loads before deciding on tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Lindenthal
Blackwell's Island Bridge
East River
Engineering News
Blackwell's Island
Quebec Bridge
Lindenthal
Quebec
Henry Flad
Eads
St. Louis
Tribune
City Bridge Department
Metz
Messrs. Boller and Hodge
No. 1
Nassau Street
Messrs
Boller and Hodge
Henry W. Hodge
Sought husband six years in Akron death case
A woman claiming to be the wife of W. H. Thieling, a New York traveling salesman who died by his own hand in an Akron hotel on May 13, 192, appeared to claim the body six years later. She says she was kept from learning the death due to property interests and has sought six years to uncover the disappearance facts. The body was permitted to be moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
W. H. Thieling
New York
Thieling
Forman Wilkinson
Automobile Club of
Syracuse
Wilkinson
Albany
New York State Automobile Association
Syracuse Club
Sherburne
Rexford Falls
Richfield Springs
Black Hand Note For Fort From Atlantic City
Governor Fort received a Black Hand postal card read as a threat. It demanded leaving 16 000 000 at a bridge from trentern to Morrisville on Friday July 21 on paid of death. The card, mailed at Atlantic City, had no signature and noted the governor had worked from his current office in the capital for weeks.
Beals Arrested Over Concealed Weapon Charge At Astor Hotel
Eugene N Beals stock broker living at the Hotel Astor was arrested by West 47th Street police for carrying a concealed weapon and intoxication He posted 500 bail and the intoxication complaint was dismissed He claimed to fear for his stepfather Richard Hudnut and mother amid Adirondacks threats referencing Dexter in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Beals
Hotel Astor
Sixth Avenue
Hoare
West 47Th Street
West Side
Wahle
Beals
Richard Hudnut
Eugene Kelly
Frank J. Gould
Reals
Saratoga
Adirondacks
Dexter
Adirondack
Bond
Special Sessions
Cause Of Davila's Act A Mystery
Washington on July 29 reports President Davila’s act canceling exequaturs of foreign consuls at Ceiba Honduras remains unexplained to State Department and Central American diplomats. Minister Corea of Nicaragua seeks information. Ambassador Creel of Mexico discussed it with Acting Secretary Bacon. A Honduras envoy claims consuls urged surrender to revolutionists. another consul report says surrender demands were passed to the city commander without comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davila
Ceiba
Honduras
State Department
Corea
Nicaragua
Creel
Mexico
Bacon
Ugarte
Linard
Volleys Fired at Elgin Belvidere Trolley Car
Fifteen non union men aboard an Elgin to Belvidere trolley car were fired upon from a field near the route. Bullets shattered windows but caused no fatalities. The car reached Elgin safely after police aided in clearing the area and minor stone throwing occurred at the terminal.
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Chicago
Elgin and
Belvidere
Elgin Terminal
Elgin
National Plant Fruit and Flower Guild Appeal
Hoboken Jersey City and Newark branches of the National Plant Fruit and Flower Guild request flowers from country and New York City branches. For officer names and addresses contact Fruit and Flower Guild at 70 Fifth Avenue New York City.
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Hoboken
Jersey City
Newark
Brooklyn
Fruit and Flower
New York City
Fruit and Flower Guild
Fifth Avenue
Sick babies on East Side haunt Dr Butterworth clinic
Dr Mary E Butterworth treats dozens of ill children at the Sick Children's Mission on East Broadway amid poverty and unemployment. Mothers from tenements bring sick babies weekly, many with coughs, fevers, and malnutrition. The article contrasts struggles of Irish American and Jewish families and details cases including a baby named Rosie, who suffered after unsafe feeding.
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Mary E. Butterworth
Sick Children's Mission
East Broadway
Mission
Children's Aid Society
East Side
Dr. Butterworth
Cherry Street
Annie Gates
Gates
Washington Market
Rachel
New York
Menig Coats
Yon
Winifred
William
Mrs. Flaherty
Rosie
D. T
Midseason bargains dazzle shoppers with black and white chic
A Broadway window showcases stark black and white ensembles and bold accessories. Silk bouquets on coats, ecru skirts with red jackets, and a range of hats, belts, and collars highlight dramatic contrasts. Prices span 25 cents to 375 dollars as fashion and value collide.
Eberhard to Face Accusers Today
Hackensack July 29 The indictment of Gus Eberhard rests on testimony from two witnesses who will appear before the grand jury tomorrow in the murder and robbery of Mrs Ottilie Eberhard at New Rochelle Park Saturday night Also testifying will be Chief of Police Jacob Dunn to whom Eberhard reportedly confessed and Ottilie Eberhard the cousin who was present and slightly injured
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Eberhard
Hackensack
Gus” Eberhard
Ottilie Eberhard
New Rochelle Park
Jacob Dunn
Mission Closes Early After Heavier Work Demands
A charitable mission explains that it will end services sooner this summer due to unprecedented demand and strains on resources. Volunteers report guidance on medicating participants, providing milk and ice tickets, and food when supplies run short, with instructions for local families to manage rough stretches.
Founders of the Shrieking Sisters of Suffrage
A piercing profile of the Pankhurst family in England’s suffrage movement. Mrs. Pankhurst's formidable organizing power drives mass street actions, prison ordeals, and legal challenges, while Christabel crafts speeches and tactics, and Sylvia adopts jail as protest. The piece notes their disciplined campaign for votes for women and their impact on society.
Bordered fabric blouse gains demand in tailoring
The Tribune Pattern describes a chic blouse made from bordered material that trims itself and reduces sewing labor. It highlights bordered fabrics as plentiful and beautiful and notes the design adapts to all seasonal waisting materials, as illustrated.
Pattern for Bust Measures from New York Tribune
Medium size requires 3 5 yards bordered material and 2 or 4 yards plain fabric, 24 3 yards 27 or 2 yards 4 inches wide. Pattern 6.0% sized for bust 42 34 36 38 inches mailed for 10 cents. Include pattern number and bust measure. send to Pattern Department New York Tribune. Extra stamp for letter mail in sealed envelope if rushed.
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New York Tribune
Women in Long Trip by Auto From Chicago
Miss Alice Potter of Elgin Illinois drove a Haynes car twelve days from Chicago to this city with three companions. no man rode with them. They plan a week’s stay then return via the same route. Potter led the drive, while others assisted as passengers and chaperon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Potter
Elgin
Ill
Haynes
Chicago
Windy City
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Miss Potter
Mise Potter
Buffalo
Ashtabula
Ohio
Albarzyy
Rochester
Seneca Wins Manhasset Bay Challenge Race on Long Island Sound
In a brisk east to south wind, the Sene ca skippered by Addison G Hanan won the second Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Challenge Cup race on Long Island Sound. Mimosa II finished second, Alena third, with Seneca leading from the first mark and finishing with a comfortable margin. The triangular course covered about 12 miles per lap, two laps total, with a light start and a wind shift aiding Seneca.
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Addison G. Hanan
Sene
Long Island Sound
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Arena
Seneca
Great Captain'i Island
Oak Neck
Long Island
Matinecock
Alera
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Mimosatf
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Col. E. £. Britton
F. H. Schroeder
Eagle Savings and Loan Co
Blackwell
Fort
N. J
Hudnut
Etoc
Ecru
Broadway
Shriekers
Pankhursts
England
Lucy Stone
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mary Putnam Jacobi
Isabel Logan
Leicestershire
Lord Russell
Mrs. Pankhurst
London
Bobby
Sylvia Pankhurst
Sylvia
BY Auto
New Jersey
J. R. R. Smith
Louis le Francois
Dr. Flint
le Franccois
J. H
HMS Hms H
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