Bar Committee Backs Lehman And Cohalan
A bar committee endorsed reelecting Supreme Court Justices Lehman and Cohalan and urged bipartisan support to maintain public service. The panel praised Lehman for integrity and performance, noted Cohalan’s long tenure as surrogate judge, and recommended nonpartisan retention for strong judicial leadership.
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Lehman and
Cohalan
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
Romantion
Jertice Lehman
Staan Bng
bin Sereice
Supreme Court of
Shin Piste
Jose
Ader
Stee
Ted
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No Change Expected in Cigar Stores Management
No change anticipated in United Cigar Stores leadership after merger with Tobacco Products Corporation. A Whelan to continue as president, with no role in the new management, though his financial stake may shift and retirement eyed. cordial relations described between Duke of American Tobacco and George J. Whelan, founder and major stockholder.
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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
Indianaplis May 31 William Donovan of Bloomingdale Ind convicted of wife murder will be electrocuted early to-morrow It was said at the office of Governor Jerey It was revealed that the State Patton Board denying commutation had been influenced by a letter to the Governor from Mabel Donovan seventeen year old daughter The son/demi died man details unclear but the plea may have affected the pardon decision
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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
Senator Harrison of Mississippi accuses Gifford Pinchot of mirroring Newberry in expenditures for a Pennsylvania governor campaign. He recounts Pinchot’s spending, contrasts it with his wife’s gift, and calls for action to curb election pollution and control over nominations, citing progressive credentials and party lines.
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Newberry
Harrison
Bure
Washington
Senator Harrison
Mississippi
Themseral
Tseed
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Menneyvaria
Princiniet
Progiens
Elem
Penneytrania
Frei
Cate Simenit
Pepper Campaign Spending Report Summary
MARRISUCRG Pa May 01 Pepper campaign records show total receipts of about 47,631 with expenditures near 11,622.02 in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas. Notable donors include Walliams Wanamaker Markle and Grand ing, while Burke committee reports receipts around 48,042 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 testifies at the state comptroller investigation into the New York Institute of Applied Agriculture at Farmingdale La. He defends board actions on federal funds for veteran training and asserts the trustees relied on attorney general opinions to spend money without state accounting. Director Johnson’s salary and expenses are detailed, with underpayment noted.
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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 plans to run for United States Senate in Massachusetts as a Republican against Senator Henry Lodge. He aims to win the party nomination in the fall, with supporters describing him as a potential reformer. Lodge’s friends declined comment, while McCall emphasizes a genuine demonstration of demand from Republicans to challenge Lodge.
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McCall
Lodge
Eerici
Diapatis
Europe
Dunlge Brough
McLail
Sherine
Cormer
Metall
Hinalh
Motall
Perinalann
United States Senate
United States
Republ
Captain Promoted as Deputy Inspector in City Police Merger
Police order yesterday by Commissioner Enright promotes Captain Franke J. Condor to deputy inspector under Inspector Thomas J. Kelly. The 7th Inspection District will amalgamate the 9th Marine and 12th Districts with sites at Grand Avenue Brickien and Jamaica. Captain William A. Riley becomes inspector of the 7th District. Captain John B. Sexton and Lt. James P. Treanor receive new duties in Fort Greene, City Island, and surrounding 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 to Dorsett Princeton freshman boat race
The Tribune corrects errors in Derby Connecticut May 20 coverage of Princeton freshman beet revent. FF Wel11 credited with entering a ere in to fast ball mile. Cornell boat affected. Walcott rowed No 4 for Cornell earlier in season. rain changes near the regatta masked events.
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The
Tribune
Princeton
Derby
Conn
Cornell
Walcott
Senate Cloture on Tariff Bill Held Up by Republicans
Senate debate over the tariff bill faces delay as Republicans push for rules limiting debate. Senator Wadeworth leads opposition while Kellogg urges rapid conference and quick cloture. Leaders anticipate a week before any final action, with a vote possible on the motion to proceed.
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Wadeworth
Benatar McCurcher
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Bier
Kelunee
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Benate
Kelloge
Renstor Kellogs
Soviet Problem Key To Peace of World
Senator Borah argued in Washington that recognizing the Soviet government serves world peace. He warned the United States must protect American citizens abroad while avoiding concessions that threaten private property rights. The speech urged cautious diplomacy and united action to prevent global turmoil.
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Senate
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Seliabie
Horak
Redgin LI Borah
Serater
Edersgablicen
Jersey
Sescamillen Af
Two Fires Displace Workers Then Second Breaks Out
Five workers were driven into the streets on Fifth Avenue after a first blaze forced them outside a building. Moments later a second fire broke out, with workers fleeing again as firefighters battled both blazes. Authorities investigated the cause and assessed damages while noting a worker was singed on the forehead during the second disruption.
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Tyemy
Ong Fifth Avenue
Wtreels
Rubbieh
Alshaugh Vatrotinen Daggett
Thirttieth Street
Prisoners Watch Murder in Penitentiary Courtyard
In a May incident at a state penitentiary courtyard, a convict killed another with a knife after a quarrel over phonograph records. The attacker fled the scene as a crowd of prisoners looked on. The victim was Frank Sarie, serving a twelve year sentence for aggravated assault and battery. Warden McKenty noted the motive involved a quarrel over records.
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Deter Merane Henled
Sarie
Kit Warden McKenty
of & Quarrel
Fight to the death cockfight raid ends in mass deaths
Springfield Massachusetts reports the largest cockfighting event in New England ended with a raid by state troopers. Sixty prize birds were killed in the pits and more died or were disabled, leaving survivors pacing the arena floor amid mass casualties. The event drew attendees from far away, with bets and spectators present before the raid.
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Springfield
Mas
New England
Women Foel of Hearst a Joke Conners Asserts
Conners asserts women foel of Hearst a joke amid New York greetings and political chatter. The article notes Democratic leaders discuss endorsements and campaign strategy while women activists rally to support Hearst and Connell in a statewide push.
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Hearst
Conners
Runyon Seeks Strict Enforcement Of Dry Act And Reforms
Runyon, a Jersey Republican candidate for gubernatorial nomination, urges rigid enforcement of prohibition and a neutral approach to applying state laws. He backs ending night shifts for women in factories, federal court limitation bills, workmen’s compensation amendments, and a statewide farm bureau extension. promotes election improvements and administrative consistency.
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Jersey
Thenton
William ¥. Runyon
Republicn
Yearsey
Matty
Runyon
Bureau of Farm Na
Man Dies After Fall From Municipal Building
Samuel D. Jones of 450 Weak 149th Street dies at Sinai Hospital after an operation to save his life from injuries when John W. Gestelger fell from the Municipal Building on May 28. Gestelger was dead at the scene. Jones died of internal injuries and a broken wrist treated earlier. Funeral services and interment will be held as announced.
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Famuel D. Jones
Kteeet
John W. Gesteiger
Sunt Sinai Hospital
Gestelger
Joner
Jorrue
Intermed
Will Street
College of the York
Labor group moves to blacklist million dollar project
A labor federation seeks to blacklist a million dollar project after alleged irregularities. The American Federation of Labor is leading the move with support from associated unions and workers. Washington reports note tensions over the contractor's practices and industry integrity.
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