Ridgewood Fate Helpers Honored by Local Group
A captioned group photo lists Young Women who contributed to the Ridgewood fate success. From left to right at bottom row: Grace Ackerman, Marie Hopper, Elsie Dean, Charlotte Griffiths, Jennie Vaughn, Carolyn Willyoung, Gertrude Pan, Dolly Sawter, Adrienn Soldin, Alice Graham, Helena Keyser Dorothea Bradley, Blanche Broach and Florence Treaey.
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Ridgewood
Grace Ackerman
Marie Hopper
Elsie Dean
Charlotte Griffiths
Jennie Vaughn
Carolyn Willyoung
Gertrude Pan
Dolly Sawter
Adrienn Soldin
Alice Graham
Helena Keyser
Dorothea Bradley
Blanche Broach
Florence Treaey
Ridgewood Town Club Fair Ends in $5,000 Boost
Ridgewood New Jersey town club closed a five day festival with a carnival that drew visitors from nearby towns. The event raised funds for a new clubhouse, with the treasurer optimistic that over 5,000 dollars was added to the building fund. Souvenirs, a missed beauty show due to lack of judges, and a close baseball game highlighted the lively closing night.
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Tethunie
Ridgewood
N. J
Andy Ton
Tours Women's Christian Association
Clarence Biroker
Stryker
Fana
White Stars
Hunker Hills
Wendt
Conklin
R. Maerg
Mra
Clarence Stryker
Rockefeller in land fight over Pocantico tract sale
The Appellate Division ordered James J. Oussant to deed Pocantico Hite property to the Catholic Foreign Mission Society after a dispute over a sale to John D. Rockefeller. Rockefeller claimed overpricing and sought repayment of expected profit. the society has since built on the tract and may pursue further court action.
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Tarrytown
Pocantico Hite
John D. Rockefeller
James J. Quisant
Catholc Foreign Mission Society
Iruet
Appellate Divison
Ouisani
Rockefeller Neward
Ousauni
Oussant
Urlarcif
Oussiant
Court of Appeal
Central Park in Turmoil as Memorial Day Crowds Despoil Ground
Central Park faced widespread damage after a crowded Memorial Day event. Park workers toiled post ceremony to clear silt and litter from walkways and meadows while officials blamed crowd behavior for deteriorating conditions. Police and park staff prepared for more concerts and large gatherings, warning of strict enforcement to maintain order.
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Central Park
Mikes
Uh Street
Défrivus Fast
Alon
Sierwald
Maine
Mrnday
Hugh Gr
Stover
Lawler
Eis
Negroes Accused Of Theft At Appraiser’s Stores
Joseph Carroll and Samuel Mr. Mando, former employees at the Appraisers Stores, No. 641 Washington street, were arraigned before United States Commissioner Gilchrist on charges of stealing imported merchandise. A Customs Clerk’s sworn complaint cites thefts on October 1, 1912, including twenty five feathers and a $50 package of tea with twenty pieces of crockery. Bail set at $1,000 each for examination on June 3. sureties furnished. Other employees alleged to pilfer may be arrested soon.
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Joseph Carroll
Samuel Mr. Mando
Washington Street
United States
Gilchrist
Edward J. Loud
Care Rolls
Mando
Whirlwind campaign seeks 125000 for Englewood Hospital
Englewood New Jersey business leaders launch a two week drive to raise 125000 for Englewood Hospital. The kickoff features a dinner with Thomas Thatcher as toastmaster and lists notable supporters including George H. Mallon Dr John Finley George Melick Arthur Marvin Dwight Morrow and others. One hundred automobiles are donated for committee use. The effort follows a recent consolidation with Englewood Nobles Dispensary.
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Englewood
Englewood Hospital
N. J
Thomas Thatcher
George H. Mallon
Everybody's Magazine
John %. Finley
The
College of the City of
Transfer Tax Appraiser III Named for Brooklyn District
Frederick C. Landy of Brooklyn was appointed by State Controller Sohmer as transfer tax appraiser for the Brooklyn district to succeed the late Willem Wentz. Landy appeared yesterday in New York offices and was sworn in by Deputy Comptroller J. Wallace Mraser.
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Frederick C. Landy
Brooklyn
Sohmer
Willem Wentz
New York
Joy Wallace
Mraser
Dohmer
Columbia Law School Commencement Plans Ahead
Columbia University prepares for its 138th commencement next Wednesday with 28 graduates to receive the Bachelor of Laws. Notables include HL McAdos and Theodore Kiendi Jr. The week features class day events, honorary degrees, and a decennial celebration in the form of a bullfight and ball on South Field.
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Columbia University
Law School
Columble Han
Lay
Janets HL McAdos
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Theodore Kiendi, Jr
Columbia
Mllen Greenbaum
Justion Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Henry Haberman
Haberman
City College
Richard F. Weake
Bartow
Francia Nath Hangs
University
Thomas Frank Gatlor
Tennensee
Columba
Columbia College
Ht Heta Kappa
Pasenters
Phi Beta Kappa
Burl Mall
Teachers College Reniors
Harvard College
Mite Bank
Teachers College
Butler
Collowe
Weston to Hit Trail Again on Pedestrian Venture
Edward Payson Weston the long distance pedestrian will depart from the plaza in front of the College of the City of New York at noon for a tramp to Minneapolis or if to Jersey City follow the Erie Railroad line to Chicago. He is scheduled to reach Chicago by July with about 9 miles remaining, then continue via the Northwestern Railroad.
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Weston
Edward Payson Weston
College of the City of New York
Minneapolis
Jersey City
Erie
Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
East Side Barber Strike Ends Sunday Protests Abate
The East Side sees no Sunday barbering as unions secure a settlement ending the barbers strike. Shops will close Sundays, prices rise with shaves and haircuts up to five dollars and twenty cents, despite continued attempts by the Industrial Workers of the World to pressure quits. Customers expect safer, Rock-free shaves as unions display cards in windows.
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Boawes
Mitchel to See Wilson Before Port Collector Move
Board of Aldermen President Mitchel travels to Washington for meetings with President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo. It is his final presiding session before becoming Collector of the Port, with key administrative changes planned and a special waterfront improvement report to be presented to the terminal committee chaired by Mitchel.
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Mitener
Board of Aldermen
Washington
Norrow
McAdoo
Mitchel Hug
Mitchel
Brooklyn
Honors David H Fanning a Modern Dick Whittington
Jewett City honors David H Fanning who, at eighty two, returns from Westborough to be celebrated for bank wealth and civic gifts. A monument at his birthplace now David Hale Fanning Park cost 16000 with 14000 from him. Reception planned with local leaders and clergy to welcome the longtime resident.
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Tribus Jewett City
Conn
David
Fanning
Westor
Mass
Alte
David Hale Fanning
Mr. Fanning
Dick Whittington
George A. Haskell
Everett H. Hiscox
Daniel F. Finn
Frederick D. Bullou
Edward M. Hayes
Flower Market Urged Near Union Square East
Alderman Curran to introduce an ordinance for a public flower market in Union Square East near 17th Street under the Bureau of Markets. Supported by Central Mercantile Association and Sydney Goodaire, with endorsements from New York growers and European city models. Discovery of related city graft probes also noted amid market talks. Comprehensive report also mentions transfer tax on Charles E. Sprague and Long Island Express merger news.
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Curran
Board of Aldermen
Union Square
17Th Street
Bureau of Marshats
Nance Department
Central Mercantile Association
Sydney Goodaere
Alderman Curran
New York
Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Stover
Park Department
Hower
York
Union
Belle Harbor
L. I
Square
Whitman
Wall
Long Island
Ryesterlay
Adolph Tartbush
Vice Trust
Morris Reenberg
Kranich & Bach
East 23d Street
New York City
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District Attorney’s Office
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Paul Kaiser
Louis Lustig
Victor Fontana
James Low
Joseph Davidson
Stern Brothers
Deer Isle
West Twenty-third and
Twenty-second Streets
Columbia. Law Record
Wilson
David H. Fanning
Jewett City
Schoolman
Mies
Sarah Hogert
Hast 2Th Street
Morrisania Court
Edrich Tatdlaum
Main Street
Ossining
Taidlaum
C. E. Sprague
Charles E. Sprague
Union Dime Savings Bank
L. I. Express
Long Island Express
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AI Vixpress
AIL
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