Bar Committee Backs Lehman And Cohalan
The bar committee endorses Supreme Court Justices Lehman and Cohalan for re election, praising Lehman’s character, ability, and independence. It notes Cohalan’s long service as surrogate and supports a non partisan renomination process while highlighting other judges’ solid records and recent vacancies. The vote drew about a hundred members and followed the resignation of Lewis J. Delafield as committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaet Pigat
Supreme
Jostse
Lehman
Fomesie
T. Cohalsa
Pooveteria
Us J Nedeldrick
Robert Mares
Supreme Court
Ged Dodger
Morris Koenig
Robert Edabartene
Senter
Ty Annus
Jose
Ader
Stee
Ted
du Ute
Marin Conboy
Ine Carnation
Menry Taft
Pri
Lewis JL. Delafield
Telafiell Fett
Ame
Heney W. Taft
Wshosen
Delafield
No Change Expected in Cigar Stores Management
A merger between United Cigar Stores and Tobacco Products Corporation is anticipated to keep current management stable. A. Whelan is to continue as president, with no role in the new entity’s management, though his financial stake may be adjusted and he could retire gradually. cordial relations exist among leaders of the involved firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Whelan
United Cigar Stores
Tobacco Products Corporation
Tswae Giao
Damier &, Duke
American ‘Tobacco Company
George J. Whelan
United Retail Stores Corporation
United Cigar Stor
Whelan
Daughter's Plea Sends Father to Death Chair
INDIANAPOLIS Ind May 31 William Denovan of Bloomingdale Ind convicted of wife murder will be electrocuted early tomorrow per Governor Geerays office The State Penitentiary Board denied commutation influenced by a letter from Mabel Donovan seventeen year old daughter The condemned man claimed his wife staged the scene and he did not murder her and pleaded for clemency
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Denovan
Bloomingdale
Motrom
Ofice
Jieeray
State Patton Board
Ve Covernar
Mabel Donovan
Donovan
Phil
Pinchot in Same Class as Newberry in Penn History
Senator Harrison of Mississippi charges Pinchot as akin to Newberry in a Senate floor debate. He attacks Pinchot’s expenditures in the Pennsylvania governor race and links them to the Newberry affair. Harrison argues progressives must avoid lavish spending and election manipulation while urging action to curb such influences.
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Pinchot
Newberry
Harrison
Pepper Campaign Spending Reveals Primary Expenses
MARRISUCRG Pa May 01 A primary campaign revenue and expenditure report shows Pepper campaign accounts with receipts around 484,000 and outlays of 47,631. Details note contributions from John Wanamaker and others in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Burke committee led by James d reported receipts 48042 and expenditures 4,297.57 with unpaid bills 4,668.40.
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Marrisucrg
Tee
Prima
United States
George Wootton
Pepper
Williams
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mr. Walliams
John Wanamaker
John Markle
J. Leonard Iy Epicale
Joseph R
William J. Burke
James d
Burke
Defends Expenditures At Farmingdale School
William M Baldwin of Garden City testified at a state investigation into the New York Institute of Applied Agriculture at Farmingdale. He supported Director Albert A Johnson and the majority board, arguing federal funds for veteran training could be spent without state accounting per the attorney general’s opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Baldwin of
Trustees
William M Baldwin
Garden City
New York Institute of Applied Agriculture
Faringdale
Stil Jer
Albert A. Johnson
Board of Trustees
Trur
United States
Johnson
Eid
McCall Plans to Fight Lodge in Party Primary
Former Governor Sainwe) Wy McGall, the Old Renin, plans to seek the Republican nomination for United States Senator in Massachusetts to oppose Senator Henry Lodge in the fall election. McCall signals no independent bid, but will run only if convinced of a genuine demand. Lodge’s friends offered little comment, suggesting Democrats might label McCall as an opposition Democrat if he enters the race.
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Eerici
Diapatis
Europe
Dunlge Brough
McLail
Sherine
Cormer
Metall
Hinalh
Motall
Perinalann
United States Senate
United States
Republ
Rts
Jon
Ir. McCall
Kgathet
Police Promotions Restructure Folice Depart-ment
A police order dissolves old divisions and promotes officers across multiple precincts. Captain Frank J. Condor becomes deputy inspector under Inspector Kelly as the 7th Inspection District forms by merging the Marine and District units. Captain William A. Riley and Captain John B. Sexton win new or altered commands in Brooklyn and adjacent areas.
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Marine
Bailey
Folice
Wenas
Folles
Enright
Franke J. Condor
Grand Avenue
Brickien
Thomas J. Kelly
Jamaica
Frank Morris
Biche
E Pat Vitth Avenue
Ters
Hirooklsa
Tth
Staten Island
Ith
Litvtelet
William A. Riley
Marine Division
Tith
Loni Shland City
Astoria
Newtown
Fluehin
Tohew
John B. Sexton
Trai Ne
Jamendo
MacKente Ty
Imane
Fort Idan
Iten
Brooklyn
McCormick
James P. Treanors
City Island
the Bron
Corrections for Princeton Freshman Rowing Derby Result
The Tribune corrects an error in crediting FF. Wel l with entering a ere in to fast ball mile and misplacing Cornell boat. Walcott rowed No 4 for Cornell in early races. changes due to rain affected Princeton and Cornell crews at Derby Conn May 20.
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The
Tribune
Princeton
Derby
Conn
Cornell
Walcott
Senate Cloture on Tariff Bill Held Up by Republicans
Senate debate stalls on tariff bill as Republicans delay cloture. Senators Kellogg and McNary push for a quick rule change to limit debate while awaiting a conference on the proposal. Leaders expect a weeklong delay before new action, with party tensions shaping the delay.
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Senate
Ronfeferce
Wadeworth
Benatar McCurcher
Ananjencurl
Srnat
Bier
Kelunee
Intiea
MeNery
Benate
Kelloge
Renstor Kellogs
Borah Urges Recognition Of Soviet Government
Senator Borah tells the Senate that recognizing the Soviet government is essential for world peace. He warns against renewed conflict and argues U S protection for citizens abroad and safeguarding private property rights as part of a broader push to end wartime tensions.
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Borah
Senate
Washington
Kilesis
Tne
Seliabie
Horak
Redgin LI Borah
Serater
Edersgablicen
Jersey
Sescamillen Af
Fires Drive Workers From Burning Building on Fifth Avenue
A blaze at a Fifth Avenue establishment forced five workers outside as a second fire flared fifteen minutes after they were allowed back in. Witnesses report a blast from a dumbwaiter shaft sent men and women into the streets, with minor injuries to one worker who was singed on the forehead while shutting the dumbwaiter door.
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Tyemy
Ong Fifth Avenue
Wtreels
Rubbieh
Alshaugh Vatrotinen Daggett
Thirttieth Street
Prisoners Watch Murder At Penitentiary Courtyard
In May a prisoner was stabbed to death inside a penitentiary courtyard in front of hundreds of inmates. The weapon, a belt, was passed between convicts before vanishing. Frank Sarie, serving twelve years for aggravated assault and battery with intent to kill, is connected to the case. Warden McKenty cites a quarrel over phonograph records as the motive.
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Deter Merane Henled
Sarie
Kit Warden McKenty
of & Quarrel
Citywide cockfight raid ends brutal New England war
Springfield Massachusetts reports the biggest cockfighting event in the region ended in disaster as state authorities raided the venue. Sixty prize fighting fowls died and many birds were harmed after a brutal night of fights. Joints and spectators recount the deadly melee and the collapse of the event.
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Springfield
Mas
New England
Women Foel of Hearst a Joke
Conners asserts women foel of Hearst a joke as Democratic rivals in New York discuss party unity. The fragmented report mentions Hearst’s gubernatorial bid, Women of Manhattan and the newly organized Democratic women’s group planning outreach to support or oppose candidates and alliances.
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Hearst
Conners
Willem
Winger) Conners
Berm Ter
New York
Mimvelt
Manhatten
Governne
Ee Senatue
Ile Tall
Neil Piers
Mrmarrelle
Jared
Hylan Devlen Har Varnes
Mi Ty
Om Shine
Nal Um
Manhattan
Beratie Womien
Atate
Cone
Runyon Favors Rig id Dry Act Enforcement
Jersey Republican candidate Runyon calls for strict enforcement of prohibition and impartial state action to uphold dry laws. He supports ending night work for women, uniform administration, and limiting federal court power on public utility matters. He backs Charach bill, workers compensation reform, and statewide bureau of farm notes extension.
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Jersey
Thenton
William ¥. Runyon
Republicn
Yearsey
Matty
Runyon
Bureau of Farm Na
Man dies after fall from tower not self harmed
Samuel D. Jones of 450 West 149th Street died at Mount Sinai Hospital after an operation at Mount Sinai following injuries from the falling body of John W. Gesteiger who plunged from a municipal building on May 28. Gesteiger was found dead at the scene. Jones had been treated for a broken wrist and later suffered internal injuries. Funeral arrangements are pending with interment to be at York Street.
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Famuel D. Jones
Kteeet
John W. Gesteiger
Sunt Sinai Hospital
Gestelger
Joner
Jorrue
Intermed
Will Street
College of the York
American Federation to Blacklist 1 Million Red Project
The A L to blacklist a million dollar red project tied to the Amalgamated Clothing Workers. Witnesses, plans, and statements from May in Washington reveal tensions as labor groups and corporate entities clash over reform and control.
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Pega Yuermeey
Washington
Ahor
Ismehek
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