Board Backs Lehman and Cohalan for Supreme Court
The committee urged renomination of Justice Irving Lehman and Surrogate Cohalan, praising their service and urging non partisan support. It also endorsed Judge McGoldrick, Judge Marsh, Judge Koenig, and Judge Johnstone for continued or forthcoming terms, citing record and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Lehman
P. Cobalan
Edward J. McGoldrick
Robert Marsh
Supreme Court
Ged Dudges
Morris Koenig
Robert
Lehman
Ian
Marsh
Colrd McGoldrick
Koenig F
Johnstone
Cobalan
Duath
Peur
Lebsien
Cohalan
Ed Wan
Jes
Justice McGoldrick
Smith
Santhe Bartow S. Weeks
Tuyon Marsh
D. Hotchkiss
No Change Expected in Cigar Stores Management
Reported merger of United Cigar Stores with Tobacco Products Corporation should keep C A Whelan as president with no active role in retail management. Changes in store methods forecast but cordial ties remain between James B Duke and George J Whelan. Whelan’s financial stake stays, retirement not planned.
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C. A. Whelan
United Cigar Stores
Tobacco Products Corporation
James B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
George J. Whelan
United Retail
Daughter's Plea Sentences Father to the Chair
INDIANAPOLIS Ind May 31 William Donovan of Blesminehals Ind is to be electrocuted early tomorrow after the State Pardon Board denied commutation following a letter from his seventeen year old daughter Mabel Donor Yan pleading for mercy on behalf of her mother. Donovan says his wife shot herself while holding their two year old child.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Donovan
Blesminehals
State Pardon Board
Mabel Donor Yan
Board of Pardons
Pinchot in Same Class as Newberry Charges
Senator Harrison assails Pinchot's Pennsylvania governor campaign spending. He claims Pinchot spent about 122000 dollars, compares it to the Newberry case, and says such expenditures threaten progressive ideals and election integrity. He urges action to curb pollution of elections and control over public servants.
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Pinchot
Newberry
Harrison
Marrison
Mississippi
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
En Rose
Newberry Cave
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Sena
Repubiican
State Grange
Pepper Spent $47,631 In Primary Campaign
Harrisburg report shows Pepper campaign receipts totaling $72,081.25 with expenditures of $47,611.54 and $11,622.92 in audit. Major funding from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with notable donors including John Wanamaker and J. Leonard Replogle. The largest expense was printing travel and advertising.
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Harrisburg
George Wharton Pepper
Ueg Tre
J. Williams
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mr. Williams
John Wanamaker
John Markle
J. Leonard Replogle
Joseph R. Grundy
William J.burke
Pepper
James J. Waters
Burke Committee
Defends Expenditures At Farmingdale School
William M Baldwin, president of the Farmingdale school board, testified at a state inquiry that funds from the Federal veterans training program were expended to raise Director Albert A. Johnson’s salary. Baldwin argued the board acted on federal and state counsel, noting Johnson earns 6450 dollars annually plus allowances and that he is underpaid.
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President Baldwin
William M Baldwin
Garden City
New York Institute of Applied Agriculture
Farquingdale
S. 1
Miller
Albert A. Johnson
Baldwin
Semuch
United States
Johnson
Tee
McCall Seeks Massachusetts Senate Nomination Against Lodge
Former Governor Samuel W. McCall plans to run in the Republican primary for the U S Senate seat in Massachusetts against incumbent Henry Cabot Lodge. McCall says his bid would arise only from genuine popular demand within the party and denies any aim to aid a Democratic election. His allies note past bitterness toward Republican leaders and possible independent action if defeated.
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Boston
Samuel W. McCall
United States
Massachusetts
Menre Cabot Linge
Bay State
Europe
McCajl
Republicat Party
Sherman J. Whipple
Manning
McCall
Aguinet
Maasmchusetts
F Hamiselé
Frien Tede
United States Senate
John W. Weeks
United
Wee the
Republican Organisation
Lodge
Captain Promoted Amid Police Department Reorganization
Police Commissioner Enright announced a midnight order merging the Marine District into the 7th Inspection District. Captain Frank J. Conboy of Grand Avenue Brockville is promoted to deputy inspector under Inspector Thomas J. Kelly. Captain Frank Morris of Richmond Hill Queens swaps places with Captain Lawrence Patterson of Brooklyn. The 7th District will include Staten Island, Marine Division, and parts of Queens and Brooklyn, with Captain William A. Kiley as inspector. Several transfers shift commanders across precincts including Fort Hamilton and City Island stations, while Lieutenants McCormick and Treanor assume acting captaincies in traffic and City Island respectively.
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Marine District
Bailey
Peliee
Enright
Frank J. Conboy
Grand Avenue
Brocklsn
Thomas J. Kelly
Jamaica
Frank Morris
Richmond Hill
Queens
Chan
Lawrence F. Patterson
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Tth
Staten Island
William A. Kiley
Marine Division
Harbor
Precinc
Charles A. Formosa
Inpre‘tion
Longid City
Astoria
Newtown
Flushing
J.skehan
Ated
New Second Precinct
John B. Kes Beach
James J. MacKenzie
Fort Ham
Iten
Patrick McCormick
James P. Treanors
City Island
The
Bronx
Corrections on Cornell Princeton freshman boat race
The Tribune corrects an error crediting F. F. Woltz with a crab in the last half mile of the Cornell Princeton freshman boat race at De Conn. Walcott rowed No. 4 earlier and was slated for the meet on race. Before the regatta, changes were made in the lineup and G Haskins substituted for Wolcott at No 4.
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the Tribune
Cornell
Cornel Treshman
G. Haskins
Wolcott
Senate Cloture Debate on Soviet Problem Tariff Bill
Washington May 31 The Senate debated cloture on the Soviet problem and tariff measures as Republicans and Democrats opposed limiting debate on revenue and appropriation bills. Senator Borah warned that recognition of the Soviet government could advance world peace while cautioning against abrupt policy shifts.
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Senate
Borah Teils
Fire drives workers from Fifth Avenue shops twice in one day
Twenty nine employees at firms on 206 Fifth Avenue fled into the street when a second fire broke out just after they had been allowed back inside following a rubbish stack on the third floor being extinguished. City watchman Daggett aided initial containment while broker Hart Newhold of Brooklyn aided near the scene as the dumbwaiter shaft reignited.
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Fifth Avenue
Watrolman Daggett
Ford Avenue
Brooklyn
Murder in Pennsylvanian Prison Courtyard
In Philadelphia on May 11, Peter Marone denied stabbing his former cellmate in front of hundreds at Eantseat penitentiary during meal lines. The weapon circulated among convicts before vanishing. The principal suspect, Frank Saris, serving twelve years for aggravated assault with intent to kill, allegedly fought over phonograph records. Warden McKenty cited a quarrel over records as the motive.
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Philadelphia
Eant- Seat
Peter Marone
Saris
Sixty Gamecocks Die In Rhode Island Fight Raid
In Springfield last night a no spectator cock fight staged as Brewtert fighting main ever held in New England ended with sixty birds dead or dying and forty others wounded. The raid by state troopers left the arena littered with casualties and one man killed during the escape.
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Springfield
Mass
New England
Rhode Telach I
Vermont
Flanders
Hockunteng Geahe
Democratic Union of Women of Manhattan Faces Hearst Backlash
Promoter William Conners mocks the Democratic Union of Women of Manhattan calling it a joke as he tours upstate to rally support for Hearst. He predicts organized women in every New York county backing Hearst, while Hylan denies any plan to boost Hearst’s gubernatorial bid.
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William
Pinges") Conners
Hearst
New York
Democratic Union of Women of
Manhattan
Avernor
Fremorra i
Goncernor
Ethelstebhine
Huey
Tha
Hylan
Mylan
Womien
Mayer New York
Conners
Hylan Toulny
Democratic Union of Women of Manhattan Fa
Milly
Con
Runyon Favors Strict Dry Act Enforcement in NJ Primary
State Senator William N. Runyon, Republican candidate for governor, urged rigid enforcement of prohibition. He said laws must be impartially enforced and favored ending night work for women, state legislation, and micro administration to prevent ill-considered longer hours. He backs Bacharach bill on utility rate valuation and supports expanded workers' compensation, with state-wide applicability and farm market bureau emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Trenton
Xsay
William N. Runyon
Republican
Runyon
Congress
Bureau of Farm Mar
Man Dies After Collision With Falling Man From Tower
Samuel D. Jones of 450 West 140th Street died at Mount Sinai Hospital from injuries after being struck by the body of John W Tonsteiger, who leaped from the Municipal Building on May 28. Jones had been treated at Volunteer Hospital and later sent home before complications led to his death late afternoon. He was a furniture dealer on Orchard Street and former College of the City of New York attendee. Funeral services will be held at his residence with Mount Hebron interment.
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Petevist Hospital
Samuel D. Jones
West
140Th Street
John W Tonsteiger
Yeaters Mount Sinai
Jones
Inter
Jor
Hoy
Mount Hebron
Orchard Street
the College of the City of New York
A F of L Plans Blacklist Over Million Dollar Red Project
Washington May 21 Officials of the American Federation of Labor moved to blacklist a million dollar red project aimed at aiding the industrial reconstruction of Russia. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America reportedly opposed the move, seeking to block the stock sale at 108 a share to thwart the proposal.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
United Itdhen
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Samuel Gompers
Eran
Bisckliet
A. P Sognitori
Barieti
L. Wild
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Justice March
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Justice Marsh
Henry W. Taft
Sr. Delafield
John P. Cohalan
Farmingdale
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Ronienmen
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Ieroes
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Great Britain
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Teikyne
Washington Moreau Ashington
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Wadsworth
McCumber
Kellogg
McNery
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Ball
Refoge
Senate Ieaders
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Rutes
Renen Ng Dineasalen
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Russia
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Snearappa
John Milden
Henseun
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Jobr
Democratic Union
Harris
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Harris Reporia
Edmont Harris
Chaiman
Emprratic
Herrie
Connerstearst
Deeres
Ogres
Caviners
State Conference of Mayors
Poughnerosia
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Mock Rater
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Hearst Mex
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Hearsty
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Tiffany & CO
Dalton
Crane
Serge
America
Saks and Company
Breading Sask Company
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