Roosevelt Out Of State Fight For Governor
Roosevelt wraps up a week of speaking in Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois before returning to New York. He defends his stance in the Taft feud and stresses 100 percent Americanism while praising Wisconsin for supporting the war effort and urging unity against German influence.
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William Howard Taft
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Cruelty in School Denied by Pupils
A garbled report from Public School 43 in Armeterdam alleges pupils deny cruelty claims toward teachers. The article mentions Harold Dunkeluloom and others facing charges, with parents of pupils referenced as involved or informed, while details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Paul Ehoel
Local Teacher Accused of Striking Student at Old Street
Meg Darcy reports a magistrate led inquiry into alleged corporal punishment by Miss Dunkelbloom at the Old Street school. The 10 year old Lake Darcy testified, while others disputed the claims. proceedings adjourned as the court considers next steps.
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Margaret Darcy
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Gernlsted
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Brondoh Vandenburg
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Cooper Union War Era Commencement Exercises
Cooper Union held its commencement as wartime labor strains reduced enrollment to 8462 with rank thinned by war. Twenty nine graduates earned highest post graduate honors while nearly 100 received diplomas medals and certificates. Over three hundred students have enlisted in naval or military service. Three new war adapted courses joined the curriculum and valedictorian Fred Atkin Coe spoke alongside trustee leaders J P Morgan and others.
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Martin W. Littleton
J. P. Morgan
Charles W. Gould
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Peter Cooper Bryce
Edward R. Hewitt
Plans Parley at Hague War Prisoners
London reports in the House of Commons that British leaflets behind German lines have stopped and that war prisoner treatment will be discussed at a Hague conference. Bonar Law indicated work behind lines may end and suggested direct prisoner exchange could be pursued with Germany and Turkey. extension of existing arrangements with other nations was noted.
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Walters Case: Rogers Ordered to Stand Trial
The Appellate Division ruled Rogers must face trial on an indictment charging him with inducing Ida Walters to live with him as his wife while he remained married to Gazoline Giddings Rozera. The ruling reversed a Bronx Supreme Court demurrer. Walters had been tried and acquitted on a separate poisoning charge involving Rogers as the father.
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Hughes Questions Officers Interrogates Those in Charge of Awarding Contracts
Washington May 31 Officers of the Sivakh Corps 4 charge B regarding of contracts for airplanes were called before Charles Hughes. Hughes explained much of his work will be the questioning of witnesses to Supplementary information and records from the War Department and allied boards. The identification of the witnesses will not be made. A number of prominent individuals connected with the affair are to be called within a few weeks.
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Deserter Arrested in Brooklyn After Washington Birthday Incident
Alfred Speinell of 2070 Pullen Street Freeklyn was arrested after allegedly overstaying leave and attempting to reach Yaphank. Police said he began a celebration with two friends near Ganip Upton troupe and later headed to New York.
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Urgent Deficiency Bill Sent to the President
Washington May 3 Final motion from the House to amend the urgent deficiency bill failed, proceeding toward sending the legislation to the president. The chamber debated amendments and adjourned without final passage, signaling upcoming steps in the budget and funding process.
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Fusion Leaders Seek Court to Set Indictments Aside
Appellate court ruled on defendant motions led by John B Stinehheld for William Hamlin and others charged in the fusion fund irregularities tied to the last municipal election. Counsel argued improper grand jury convening and faulty newspaper notices nullifying proceedings. Indictments target William Hamlin Childs former Governor Willard Spizer former Senator Josiah Newcomb and former Coroner Timothy Mealy amid broader political fallout.
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Missing Child Found Asleep Clasping Cell
An eleven-year-old adopted daughter, Maria Sandi, was found asleep clinging to a doll after vanishing from her foster mother’s home. Police arrested Maria Rios and another maid, Birra, on kidnapping charges. Both were held for examination as the case involved Mrs. Allen and the Costa Rican minister's family.
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Two Schoolboys Arrested In Gerard Home Vandals
Two schoolboys Colen Jowatt and William Strone, living in Upper Namek, were charged with breaking into former Ambassador James W. Gerapl's summer home on Hook Mountain. Police deem the act vandalism more than burglary as little value was taken. Judge Gerard had offered a reward for the vandals' identification. the youths remain in bail until trial next week.
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Reed Is Arrested In Philadelphia
Reed and another man were arrested after police stopped a meeting in a hall where they planned a protest. The hall had been barred to prevent the gathering, and officers escorted the men outside where one was questioned and seized. No injuries were reported.
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Mayor Denies Curtin Abused During Absence Row
The mayor rejects Curtin's claim of being treated shabbily after Curtin asked for leave to join the medical corps. The mayor resigned his post saying he refused the request during May. He denies any mistreatment and defends actions amid the evolving RoIive service controversy.
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Mayor challenges Curtin medical leave request details
An exchange questions Curtin's claim for indefinite medical leave and Surgeon General orders. The Mayor notes Curtin did not request assignment to Wy or medical discharge, citing a later letter indicating Army service consideration and absence reasons. Departments comment on his April 11 application and lack of requisition.
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Fragmented historical notice on defense and permits
The text appears as corrupted OCR referencing a government duty and denial of applications for definite benefits or permits, mentioning craft or ragivert and a federal government role. It suggests officials insistence on duty unless a direct craft or ragivert is produced, implying a bureaucratic decision process.
Calla Pro-German Library Scrutiny Targets Twilight Stories
Investigation reveals three copies of Twilight Stories titled as iwilight Storier exist in circulation across ranch libraries. Board of Education has ordered pro-German books removed from schools, and the book is listed for tender. district officials claim authority to discard. The translation by Minne B. Noyes, Winchester Stam, stems from a high school teacher and includes stories praising a love for Germany.
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SQUIRES Killed in Portamitte Funeral Notice and Obituaries
Portamitte mourns Squires and others in a set of obituaries and funeral notices. Names include George Cawley Sault, Frieda, Ten Broeck, THOM AB, WAINWRIGHT, CORNELIA WALNETAGTS, and Wiley. Services listed with dates around May and March 1914 with locations in HL Maul and Meth reenter.
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Youth Suspect Tied to Ten Brooklyn Burglaries
A 16 year old, Robert Paterson, was arrested last night at Finbush and Lee Fayette Avenue in Brooklyn. Police allege he aided others by pawning stolen goods as part of a yearlong burglary spree in the Wark Slope district with a stake at 470 Pacific Street.
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