Silent Bandits Hold Up Payroll in Long Island City
Payroll thieves stopped a car delivering company pay rolls near Queensboro Bridge and Fifth Avenue, taking about $15 000. The bandits, three or four men, used a revolver to threaten the driver and fled in a touring car, leaving the scene with the notes, while police seek clues and the damaged rear license plate complicates identification. The incident involved Hallinsson Company and a plan to deliver to a Long Island City plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silent Bandits
Scallinsen & Co
Soenererambh Avenue
Somerville
Walter
Corrison
H. Water
Hallinnsn Company
Id Berryman
Fifth Avenue
Berryman
Ateon
Nie Wtory
The
Tribune
Hewt “Berryman
Eice
Queensboro Bridge
Second Avenue
Woolsey Avenue
Long Inland City
Royal Indemnity Company
Watson
Army Orders from The War Office Washington May 22
Army orders list assignments and relocations across camps and forts including Washington Fort Fra, Camp De Foca, Monterey, Mount Gretna, Fort Riley and Fort Devens. Officers Pullen, Chapman, Crowley, and others are reassigned to various posts such as Panama Canal Zone, Monterey KK, Salt Lake City, and Mount Gretna with additional notes on field duties and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Nery
Wouen
Caps
Pewmaan
Mather Field
Mather
BF Field Artillery
Monterey
Monteray
Monte Robinest
Camp Nrage
Gey
Salt Lake City
Pavia
Murercape
Toond
Whinpier
Fumes Kill Train Crew of 7 in French Tunnel
In a tunnel near Bourg en Bresse France a freight train crew of seven died from asphyxiation after a derailment halted the train. The victims were found aboard and beside the two engines after a following freight train crashed into the stalled train. the crew had set the danger signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Bourg-En-Vresse
France
Associated Press
Bours
Shipmen protest coastwise Shipping Board service
The executive committee of the American Steamship Owners Association votes a resolution opposing Shipping Board vessels in the coastwise trade and seeks withdrawal of ships run by North Atlantic and West Indian Steamship Company. The issue centers on Intercoastal traffic limits and foreign competition, with Luckenbach Line and Nansco Line among principal objectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Shipping Board
North Atlantic & West Frm Steamship Company
Washington
Nawaco Line
Luckenbach Line
Luckenbach
American Hawaiian Steamship Company
United American Ines
Nansco Line
Rowle Pt
Campa
Banton Orders Diet Co. Books To Jury Today
District Attorney Banton moves to compel Manfred W. Ehrich receiver for E. D. Dier & Co to produce all ledgers and routine books before the grand jury under threat of contempt. Supreme Court denied injunctive stay, enabling access to books from other brokers in bankruptcy as part of the Bucketeers probe. Ehrich had discussed an agreement to limit disclosure, but no deal reached by day’s end. Stoneham and attorney Fo Bondy faced summons in First Magistrates’ Court regarding related penal law provisions demanding full transaction disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banton
Supreme Court
Ehrich
Manton
Dier
Pindine
Seaman Miller
Ther
Ranton
Grand Jury
Ana Sion
Fas
United States District Court
Hantot
Nee
Charles 4 Stoneham
Stoneham
Leo Fo Bondy
Daniel W. Blumenthal
Dier Company
R. Wilson
McLeansboro
Lines Inaugurate New Weekly Service to London
The United States Lines announced a new weekly service from New York to London including the Garfield, Adams, Van, Polk and Keene vessels. Sailings are set for Wednesday with refrigerator space and passenger capacity. The Emergency Fleet Corporation backs the fleet as ready to offer shippers service from North Atlantic ports to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Garfield
United States Lines
W. RB. Keene
Traffic Main Emergency Fleet Corporation
Adams
van A
Polk
Avery
United States
Xervier
North Atlantic
Local Street Grid Noted For 120th Street Corridor
A fragment shows Avenue and Avenue car routes around 120th Street between 146th and 147th Streets with reference to 247 Eighth Avenue and stores marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
Eighth Avenue
Old Liner Philadelphia Sold for 125000 to Italian Company
The Philadelphia, once one of the four historic American Line liners, was sold to an Italian company for about 125000 dollars. The new firm will be headquartered at 180 Broadway and the Philadelphia Tenia is set to sail from New York around July 1 after repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Philadelphis
International Mercantile Marine Company
Broadway
New York
W. & A. Pirtcher & Co
Philadelphia
Atlantic
St. Paul
America Line
Hamburg
St. Louis
Tod
Merbert Anderson
Ibels
Brooklyn
Sh Porte
Turbulence in City Construction as Unions Split
Building Trades Council votes to expel the Independent Machinists Helpers and Building Laborers Union of North America, amid AFL charter revocation linked to Robert Po Nrindell. Dioguardia predicts stormy labor clashes citywide as work continues amid disputed memberships and replacements on Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muilding Trades Couniell
St. Mark's Place
Sanp
Mrnchingera” Helpers and Building Laborers” Union of
North Amarica
GB. Dioguardia
Building Trades Council
American Federation of Labor
Robert Po Nrindell
Tiopuardin
International Hricklayers’ Helpers Union
Fourth Avenue
Building Trades Employs Association
Diogangedia
Dioguardis
Judge Cullen Bequeaths Large Estate to Sisters
In a will read by Surrogate Wingate of Revoklyn, the estate of Judge M. Cutter, former Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, is valued around 500000 dollars. Legacies include 5000 to William N. Tabey and 1000 to Mrs Caroline Devel Madrid, with 2000 to Jackton A Dykman and 10000 to the Mary and Charlotte charitable trust, plus 500000 toward the real and personal estate for the three inmates of Holy Trinity Church related charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate
Revoklyn
Fear M. Cutter
Court of Appeals
Caroline J. Devel
Madrid
Spain
William N. Tabey
Eicén
John Therne
William N. Dykman
Park
My Gion Parkway
Cullen's Inn
Jackton A. Dykman
Cullen & Dykman
Holy Trinity Priscopal Church
Brooklyn
Asnlvation Arty
Mary
Charlotte
Maprachusetta
Ward Home Search Seeks Clues In Mysterious Case
District Attorney Weeks orders an all out probe into the Ward home killings aided by a detective agency. Police and investigators comb the New Rochelle area for leads as Ward aides deny involvement while Wilbur Ward and Mrs Schumann provide briefings amid a fusillade of conflicting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decree Scott
New Rochelle
Werner
Frank Chelsea
Ward
Mir
Fernie
McGowan
Mra
Mr. Campbell
Weeks Ted
Belle
Ian Rowse
Cody
Unclear Night Watchmen In Wand Bome Incident
A witness challenges a narrative about the Wand Bome night, claiming no one was killed or shot on May 14. He notes duty shifts of Policeman Camille Orin from 4 p.m. to midnight, Lee Condon from midnight to 4 a.m., and regular patrols by Motorcycle Officer Robert Jones. None of the officers heard anything, and the witness defends his men despite the lack of corroborating evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Camille Orin
Lee
Tee Condon
Robert Jones
John Howley
Edward Homan
Predetermined Boy Lectures to Physicians at Convention
Four year old Alzamon Lucas delivered a lecture at the Allied Medical Advancement of America annual convention. His father, a psychologist and minister, spoke on predetermination of vocation. The tale recounts plans for infant careers and parental guidance as a leading idea of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ok Tre City
Alzamon
Lucas
West Pitty Fisth Street
New York
Allied Medical Avanciation of America
Alenmon
Marguerite Vivianne
Amon
Lyenpanid
Col Curtis's Will Leaves $150,000 Trust for Sons
The will of Colonel James B. Curtis, organizer of Battery A in Indianapolis, requests a $150,000 trust for his two sons. It lists gifts to Brian C. Curtis and Charles Curtis including gold awards, a gold chain, a charm, and a service word from Indianapolis bodies. The document was filed in the Surrogates Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Curtis
James B. Curtis
Indianapolis
Milex
Porto Rico
Delta Tau Delta
Curtin
Brian C. Curtis
Indianapolis Light Artillery
New Orleans
Charles
Curtis
General Assembly of
Indiana
Eltisene of
Widow Curtis Establishes Trust for Son in Waldron Library Plan
The will states Mrs Jeanette C Curtin widow of Colonel Curtis creates a trust fund of 160000 for their son. Income paid until age thirty five then half the principal. If any funds remain after expenses 50000 is to go to Waldron Indiana for a library bearing the Curtis name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette C. Curtin
Sixty-second Street
Colonel Curtis
Waldron
Ind
Curtis
Two Disabled Yachts Rescued Off Florida Coast
A report details two steam yachts in distress off the Florida coast. The Florence, named vessel with its tiller damaged, and the Dow M. Strachan, both rescued by the steamer Dorchester after an incident noted on Saturday. The crews were safely removed and taken to safety.
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Florida
Brune Rn
Florence
Dow M. Strachan
Bro York
Dorchester
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Long Island Lane
Washington Mareau
Biber
Panam Tineas
Camp de Foca
Panameuch
W. A
Mort Merhermaatinch
Bit
Camp Devens Gait
A. V
Fort Nam Houwir
Beato
St Louisham
Mount Gretna
Nansco Lines
Diet Co
Charles A. Stoneham
S. Lines
Douglas
W. L.douglas
San Francisco
Greater
WeGioglas W. &. Dauglas
Scarl Be
Breeston
Bane
West 125Th Street
Cor
Sfth St
Thornton
Gates Avenue
Fifth Ave
7Th Stres
Manhattan Ave
Greenpoint
Fulton Street
W. L. Doug Carry
Knickerbocker Avenue
Jersey City
Newark Avenue
Yonkers
North Broadway
Hoboken
Washington Street
Union Hill
Bergentine Ave
Newark
Broad Street
W.L. Douglas Shoes & and
Save Money
New Halian Steamship Co
Dioguardia
Cullen
Paneene
Brick ‘N White Plains
Suther Itis
Pinkerton
Weeks
Waller & Ward
Mes
McCutcheon
Madras
of Trustees
Henry C. Swords
HH. Cammann
Charles M. van Kleeck
Arthur J. Morris
Charley C. Burke
Lispenard Stewart Charles 8. Brown Henry F. Pomroy
J. Roosevelt Roosevelt
Robert Let Fredeie P. Foster
Alfred B. Marling Howland Pell
Charles M, Newcombe
Robert L. Gerry
Charles Scribner
Edward de Witt
John D, Peabody Lewis Spencer Morris Arthur D. Weekes
Stanley A. Sweet A. Douglas Russell
George F. Butterworth
Warren Cruikshank
Fulton Trust Company OF
Merther Federal Room
Dobbs
Accritic
Ting
Batten
George Batten Company, Inc. Advertising
Berton
State Street
Chicago McCormick
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