Woman Autoist Figures In Day's Double Killing
A New York woman driving her husband and brother in law to Great Neck failed to stop as a truck dragged five year old Frank Vera to death in Amsterdam Avenue. The boy died at Gouverneur Hospital after the incident on Memorial Day.
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Eugene R. Cox
Frank A. Vanderlip
Navthonal City Bank
Great Neck
Long Island
Frank Vera
Amsterdam Avenue
Foghty-third Street
Cox
Chicago
Charles Charters
Dirs
Augusta Stetson Charters
Stanton Street
Kedero Wal
Orchard Street
Allie Dillon
West Twenty-ninth Street
Dillon
Ix Il
Bellevus
Gouverneur Hospital
Henry D. Plant
Morton F. Plant
Atlantic Coast Line
Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Riverside Drive
Charles Mallison
West 144Th Street
Melli
Severn
New York
Jersey City
Queensboro Bridge
Long Island City
Columbua
Ind
Ronnye
Roosevelt Hospital
Carlisle
Qsresobore
Groralay
Webhiee
Grove
Ledeking
Monroe Avenue
Elizsbeth
Boyt
Qceersboro
Rush A. Webster
East Sixty-Sewenth Street
Cnt
Hubert Moeder
Bayride
Queens
Marion Stone
Bayside
Margaret Burns
Flushing
Grand Central Terronal
Harder
Webster
Flower Hospital
Peranne
Jackson Avenue
Meadow Road
David Dowd
Tal von Pett Street
Elin Shaiffer
Elghteen
Bragaw Street
Dowd
Vowd
Lapland Passengers Report Turbulent Mersey Crossing
The Lapland returning from Liverpool sailed through danger rumors on its zigzag voyage and carried life preservers as it neared port. Reports say the Aquitania went aground in the Mersey mud on May 11 while Troopship duties were under way, and a Black stowaway emerged during the approach. Bodies of Lusitania victims were aboard the Lapland, with ashes of Percy Seccomb in an urn.
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White Star Line
Lapland
Liverpool
Tate
Conarder Aquitania
Mersey
Dardanelles
Old Kinsdale
Hh, Allman
W. A. Bums
K. Field
Admiralty
Stuart Mason
George Copping
Francia King
Catherine . Willey
Percy Seccomb
Navy Yard Rush After War Game
Information from the navy yard indicates heavy repair and refit work after July 1 as the naval fiscal year opens. The battleship New York will stay three months for hull and machinery work, with other first division ships Wyoming Arkansas Florida Utah and Texas also slated for repairs and the flagship of Rear Admiral Bush to be worked on, while the destroyer Mayrant will receive major overhauls costing over 190 thousand dollars.
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Navy Yard
North Atlantic
New York
Congress
Daniels
Wyoming
Arkansas
Utah
Texas
Bush
Mayrant
Welsh unconventional minister joins army for leave of absence
Pastor George Thomas, a Methodist minister known across Wales, is granted leave to fight with the Royal Garrison Artillery. He becomes one of the first Welsh Nonconformist clergymen to enlist, signaling the church’s wartime involvement.
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George Thomas
Wales
Artllery
Tan
Thomes
Former Senator Smith Sues Schwab Over Receiver Fees
James Smith Jr formerly United States Senator from New Jersey sues Charles M Schwab for 200000 claiming fees for three years as receiver of the United States Shipbuilding Company. The case involves prior settlements, counterclaims, and a disputed bondholder settlement with Bethlehem Steel predecessor. The matter centers on compensation, statute of limitations, and alleged nonperformance of an earlier agreement.
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James Smith, Jr
Newark
United States
New Jersey
Charles M. Schwab
United States Shipbuilding Company
Smith
Leonard MM. Wallatein
Willard A. Mitchell
Schwab
Arthur T. Strasser
Wallstein
Strasser
United States Raspbuilding Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
The
Shipbuilding Corporation
Cour
Com
White
Planta
Learned Robbery by Reel Not Rote in Yorkville Robberies
Willem Walsh Jr of Greenwich Street admitted robbing a grocer with a revolver in Yorkville while praising film taught tactics. Police name him leader of a gang blamed for at least five street robberies in recent weeks and securing small sums from stores. Walsh held on $2500 bail and named a gunman witness in a separate murder case.
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Willem Walsh, Jr. Oightees
Mel Greenwich Street
Breen
Yorkville
Vulah
William Kuandel
East Twenty-seventh Street
Sand Walsh
Ho O
Hill Walsh
Krawle
Hell
Inst
Twenty Sixth Street
Hame Way
Second Avenue
Walsh
Hurag
Roresbee
Ita
Passengers Flee Blazing Train During New York Fire
A short circuit in a New Haven Railroad motor tractor sparked a spectacular blaze on a New York Central structure at Park Avenue and 118th Street. More than a hundred passengers left their berths and fled to the roadway as firefighters fought flames, aided by a patrolman’s warning shout before an express train forced to stop. Fire crews regained control in about twenty five minutes and traffic resumed shortly after.
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New Haven
New York Central
Park Avene
118Th Street
Dunwoody
Margina
Bince
Trafic
Lane Plans Club For U. S. Workers
In Washington on May 31 Secretary of the Interior Franklin Lane leads a plan to form a large club for 16,000 government clerks here. A central clubhouse, cooperative stores, and cost savings on foods and goods are proposed, with Home Club already serving as nucleus via the old Brazilian Embassy. Membership and discounts expand across Washington retailers and coal purchases through the Bureau of Mines are noted.
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Washington
National Capital
Franklin Lane
Secretary Lane
Lane
Interior Department
Onckson Place
GK. Weston
Ges
Bureau of Mines
Aviator Newberry Dies After Park Flight Crash
Professional aviator of Kirkwood New York Newbery fell 400 feet during an exhibition at Rensselaer Park picnic in Troy. He was rescued from the wreck and rushed to a hospital where he died minutes later as over 200 spectators watched. The plane exploded and plunged into Oakwood Cemetery.
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Troy
N.Y
Ueoree
Newbery
Kirkwood
Rensselaer Park
Oakwood Cemetery
Newberry
Becker Memorial Day in Sing Sing Death House
Charley Becker spends Memorial Day in Sing Sing death house in a contemplative mood as his last appeal efforts face decision by family and counsel. His wife visits. counsel vows to fight to the end amid graft and murder chatter. Prison baseball double header entertains inmates despite Becker’s fate. White Kate vaudeville acts in the chapel.
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Charley Becker
Sing Sing
Court of Appeals
Becker
Mra. Becker
Mr. Manton
Broadway
Hecker
Tmany
New York
Tribune
Kecker
Rosenthal
Mutual Welfare League Baseball Steam
St. James's
Pricon
Glenmore Giants
Fordham Varsity
Arkansas
Chinese University
Ridder Demands Investigation Over War Material Claims
Hor mon Kidder, owner of The New Yorker Staats Zeitung, urged German American groups to form a committee to probe accusations he profited from war material manufacture. He denied ties to any such production, warned of libel suits, and asserted the International Typesetting Machine Company, now under a receiver, denies making war materials.
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Compas
Hormon Kidder
New Yorker
Staats-Zeitung
Giermandom
Rssuing
International
Corver
Fire Destroys Loft Building as Holiday Crowd Watches
A six story loft at 478 and 480 Tear Street burned last night sending residents from 474 Pearl Street fleeing. Deputy Chief Durham sent four fire stations and detectives to guard crowds while searchlights aided firefighters. Two men were arrested for disorderly conduct. Immanel Videro and Joseph McNulty were injured as equipment and smoke affected crews.
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Hame
Tear Street
Pearl Street
Durham
Immanel Videro
Joseph McNulty
Videro
McSulty
Honest Ballot Association Pushes Spring Registration Plan
The Honest Ballot Association will send a delegation to Albany to press a proposal to amend the electoral article, introducing spring registration with 17 days domicile in the county and district. It would allow elimination of bipartisan boards and require registering from home, aiming to improve roll accuracy and fraud prevention. The delegation, led by Dr Williams, includes Vincent Aster, George Perkins, W A Harriman, and others.
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Honest Ballot Association
Albany
Herbert Parsons
New York City
Talcott Williams
George W. Kessler
Association
Rolla
Dr. Williams
Vincent Aster
George W. Perkins
W. A. Harriman
William Ziegler
Edward Ro Fisch
William M.chadsbourne
Torr Cooper Never
Phelan Beale
William Jay Schiefelin
Albert
Burd
George B. Agnew
Herbert Bodrum
Mr. Kemsler
Japan votes bigger army expansion plan approved
Tokyo budget committee endorses adding two divisions to Japan's standing army, about 24,000 men, with construction of three battle ships and torpedo boat destroyers approved as part of the military programme. The measure follows earlier adoption in December amid ministry projections.
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Tokio
Japan
Min
Deteoyers
Walsh Blames Rockefeller Jr For Labor War In Colorado
Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the Industrial Relations Commission, declares Rockefeller Jr responsible for Colorado events. He links leaders of the strike to a liberty fight against a powerful enemy, cites testimony implicating Rockefeller and associates, and says the commission will report its findings after hearings in Chicago.
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Kanan City
Frank P. Walsh
Industrial Relations Commission
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
Walsh
Washington
Rockefellers
Ludlow
Stevenson
Mr. Rockefeller
Professor Stevenson
America
Messrs. Rockefeller
Chicago
Priest Buys Revolver After $5,000 Robbery on Long Island
The rector of Pius V Catholic Church, Father Marinus Lernai, was robbed of $5,000 in his Dunton rectory eight days ago. He says he will not be a victim again and has bought a revolver. Two New York men have been arrested as the case unfolds. authorities aim to prevent further harm while detailing the incident and its tense aftermath.
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Dunton
Long Island
Marinus Lernai
Pius V. Catholic Church
Armegec Lin H
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