Double Killing In Daylight as Autoist Involved
A chaotic day ends in tragedy as a woman driver and a truck collide leading to the death of a five year old boy and other injuries. Police identify victims and bystanders while witnesses recount the fatal street scene on Amsterdam Avenue and nearby streets. Several families suffer losses as hospital and police respond to multiple accidents across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mh Coe
Intel
Frask
A. Vanderlip
Navthenal City Bank
Dormer Chomge
Charonhar Tera
Stetean
Burtt
Kedere Woring
Orchard Street
Allie Dillon
Dillon
Neavenewil
D. Plant
Morton Fi
Trek Sietane
Atlantic Cone
Chicas, Thalemenolie
Laureville
le Webstery
Torstal
St Guite
Howpetel
Deruay
Ostenn
UT Hadehing
Monroe Hieber
Boyle
N.Y
Ohloh
Paty
Steve
Sundher Rar
Meriier
Bayside
Aise
Marion Styne
Cp Fayeidn
Pluching
Helen
Valle
Aly
Elekee
REPORT AQUITANIA IN MUD OF MERSEY
The Aquitania ran aground in the River Mersey while en route to Liverpool. Passengers and crew faced peril as the Lapland rescue effort and German submarine threat were noted, with reports of men lost and the ship carrying war laden cargo to the Dardanelles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquitania
Mersey
Lapland
Jowerpaal
Japlig
Aquatania
Dardenelles
Liverpool
Traubie
Mabes
Tarey
Victin
Navy Yard Rush After War Game
The navy yard braces after a war game with repairs planned for July to mid year. Atlantic fleet vessels will be in the yard by Saturday for work on hulls, machinery, and antennas. The New York yard and the Mayrant destroyer sit for extended employment under new appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Navy Yard
Gmbers
Togo
Lowe
Saruplay
Cumeniss
Aruba
New York Ark
Florida
Texas
Bush
Khlignis
Wawever
Mayrant
Mary
Seti
Pastor Granted Leave to Fight
Fragmentary OCR item notes a pastor seeking or granted leave to join fighting efforts. Names and places are garbled, but core action indicates religious leader departing duties to participate in a conflict related to regional unrest or war.
Senator Smith and Schwab Feud Over Shipbuilding Fee
Damaged legacy article outlines Damon Smith of Newark claiming a $400,100 fee for receivership work at United States Shipbuilding Company while Charles M Schwab counters that his payments and claims were improper. The case involves bondholders and settlement attempts linking Bethlehem Steel and shipbuilding assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Smith
Newark
United States
New Jersey
Charles M. Schwab
Shiphaud
Smith
M. Wallewit
Axgounte
Willard A. Mitchell
Selinaby
Porsidle
Agender
Artene T. Atromser
Walls
Erther
Twe Smith
Thie Etrageor
Beantmith
United Sates Shipbuilding Company
Schwan
Tater
Bethlelen Steel Company
Cordell
Straseer
Jeanne
Heal
Selon
Scumler
Elaine Agaist
Inter
Sehwab Bartlo
Schwab
Rome
Motte
Rethieneng Steel Cammany
Learned Robbery By Reel Not Rote In Yorkville Heist
A series of early 20th century robberies linked to Willie Walsh Jr and accomplices spanned Yorkville streets. Investigators described a gunpoint robbery at a storefront and multiple attempted thefts, with notes on suspects William Keandel and a youth involved, as police traced movements and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Walsh, Jr
Evehteen
Kerorwich Stent
Ted Magrerrate
Yorkville
Cmarh
Aerneer
Peter
Judex Werke
Waele
Walsh
Mttery
Perae
Chaemeron O
Ely
Train Fire Sparks Panic on Park Avenue Line
A short circuit in a New Mayen Railroad locomotive caused a spectacular blaze on a New York Central structure at Park Avenue and 18th Street. More than a hundred passengers fled their berths, climbing to the east sidewalk as firemen fought the flames with sand. a northbound express halted by automatic signals, and all aboard escaped unharmed as crews contained the blaze within twenty five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayen
New York Central
Park Avsitce
18Th Street
Tatrotian Uunwoody
Margina
Lane Plans Club for U. S. Workers
Secretary of the Interior Cromklin K. Tate proposes a national workers club in Washington with a Home Club branch. The plan includes a cooperative store chain for government clerks and social activities, aiming to reduce living costs and improve welfare for about 16 000 employees.
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Cromklin K. Tate
Mei Sager
Hnes
Washington
Lane
Internet Departmenty
Favinder
Nutes
Janugh
Kureau
Imicrat
Aviator Falls In Fatal Air Crash Near Oakwood
A WWII aviator from Oakwood, Nellurey, died when his bomber failed and the aircraft plunged from a height of about 400 feet. A search party found the wreckage after the craft wrecked in the air and struck the ground near the field.
Memorial Day Peace and Becker’s Contrasting Fate
On Memorial Day Charles Hecker endures a tense wait as court documents reveal his death sentence. Family and counsel vow to fight, while neighbors discuss graft and possible revelations. Meanwhile local baseball and entertainment events unfold in Yonkers and New York City as institutions plan gates and sailors tour.
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Charles Hecker
Court of Appeals
Herker
Courmel
Thie
Alva. Becker
Mr. Mu
Handy
Shy
Keeker
Coveney
New York
Teibuse Ponorter
Hecker
Rowenthal
Tie City
Sing Sing
Maplewoods
Yonkers
Strumers Sone
Fordham
Arkanasus
Agnese University
White Hats
Pritmn
Ridder seeks probe amid charges over alleged manufacture link
An appeal is filed urging authorities to investigate Ridder on criminal allegations tied to a defense material reported as magenta produced by an international printing firm. The document references court proceedings, potential indictments, and claims of misleading representation by accused parties as part of wartime material production.
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Iermiendirm
Sau Omer
Ark
Aneshita
Bammiller
Gertiam
Allims Ie In Line Ith Their Unserapizous ml Representations At Uqursthiiw
Feiriam Brit Herman-American
Denier
Holiday Crowd at Fire Disrupts Street Scene
A major fire drew a holiday crowd as flames swept through a street area. Police evacuated Italian families and crowded avenues while Chief Tushar coordinated crowd control. Two arrests for disorderly conduct were reported. Firemen faced smoke and debris asEngine 7 and Engine 9 crews assisted. several rescuers were injured or overcome by smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tushar
Alan
Privat
Immanel Vistweay
Joseph McNulty
Nook
Tedder
Vidura
McNulty
Spring Registries New Voting Plan
The Honest Ballot Association plans spring registration to extend voter eligibility and transfer names for the rolls. A delegation will go to Albany to push amendments to the electoral article before the suffrage committee. The proposal aims to eliminate current boards and allow voting from home, with approvals expected around October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Remaraly
New York
Willa
Falea
Elretion
W. Keesler
Wien
Hartline Weller Zieuters
Japan votes on larger army amid political shift
A fragmented text reports Japan approving a proposal to strengthen the military. The government presses ahead with plans to increase defense capacity, amid shifts in leadership and timing surrounding a referendum and ministerial decisions.
Walsh Blames Rockefeller Jr For Labor War
Kanane City Missouri dispatch reports Walsh chairman of the Industrial Relations Commission asserts John D Rockefeller Jr bears full responsibility for Colorado labor conflict. He cites testimony and letters to claim Rockefeller and associates wield power and intimidation, condemning similar private control over state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanane City
Py Walsh
Industrial Relations Commission
John Rockefeller, Jr
Colspaila
Rockefellers
Colorado
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ila
Tyreeny
Rockefeller, Jr
John 1D. Rockefeller, Jr
Himselt
W. Tl. MacKensiy King
Canada
Rockefeller Foundation
John Ti. Rockefeller, Jr
United States
John A. Rockefeller, Jr
Stevenson
Rockefellar
Rockefeller
Professor Stevenson
America
Sears
Rocky Fuller
Calorata
Thi Ene
Priest Buys Revolver and Robbery Victimization Reported
Fragmented clipping describes a $5,000 robbery involving a priest and a revolver, with references to Long Island, Danson, Marinus Leena, and a Catholic church rectory. It mentions the victimized sums around $5,100, and hints at subsequent threats of further harm. The text then shifts to an unrelated ad for wool serges, knickers, Norfolk jackets, and sporting goods across Broadway locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danson
Long Island
Marinus Leena
Catholic
Wid
Hia
Wight
Legnan
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