Storey Admits He Dealt in Stolen Bonds
Frank de Tatsmus Storey a jurist on trial for handling stolen securities acknowledged on the stand that he knew the bonds he traded were obtained dishonestly. He said his aim was to form a delivery company to move securities between brokers to gain favorable patronage, and he tried to secure a surety line through crooks to learn their operations. He also admitted paying convict Rickard H. Lane $500 for four $1000 Pennsylvania Millread bonds known to be stolen, while denying involvement in other alleged schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank de Tatsmus Storey
Alfred J Chick
Storey
Rickard H. Lane
Pennsylvania
Aston R. Membard
Broadway
Pet Monkey Runs Amuck Bites Four Children
A small pet monkey escaped owner Mrs. Catherine Coons of 87 Lorra Street Brooklyn and bit four children in front of 109 Bush Street. Police cornered the animal after it chased terrified youngsters past mothers and guardians. Children Josephine O’Brien eleven Matthew ten Thomas Manly ten and Ray Mallet were treated at Long Island College Hospital.
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Goldstein
Catherine Coons
Lorra Street
Brooklyn
Bush Street
Josephine O'Brien
Matthew Ten
Thomas Manly
Street
Ray Mallet
Centre Street
Sherman
Long Island College Hospital
Relief From Heat Promised By Forecaster
New Yorkers weary from two hot days may get relief today as the forecaster predicts fair and cooler weather. Yesterday's low 82 degrees with two below average, while Wednesday reached around 90, far above last year’s figures. Chief of the Weather Bureau Jane Fener notes the recent heat eased due to a sudden onset rather than a gradual buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Fin'eloe
Janica Fener
Hureau
Man, 76, stabs woman then cuts throat in quarrel
Joseph Klein, 76, an insurance agent of 11 Columbia Street, quarrels with 34 year old Minnie Taases of Y2fiyisiur Street and stabs her with a penknife before washing and attempting suicide at his sister’s home on De Lancey Street. Detective John Stchford finds Klein on the floor near a wound as the scene is investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Klein
Columbia Street
Minnie Taases
Clinton Street
Adventurer Drake Caught While Comrade Escapes on Long Island Sound
A Long Island boy, Lieutenant Foster Drake, was captured after a sailboat voyage with companion Philip Vivian. Vivian escaped aboard a racing sailboat while Drake fled, pursued by soldiers from Fort Shuler to Totten and back, ending with Drake handed to his father as officers tracked the boys’ trek and imagined future film stardom.
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Whitestone
St Ine
Long Island
Foster
Alf
Foster Drake
Fourteenth Street
Army Ordnance Department
Bridgeport
Bos
Drake
Yout Shuller
Young Drake
Fort Totter
Adam Wilenski
Fort Shaler
Fort Totten
Fort Shullir
Recognise Drake
Vivian
Fort Shuler
Fo Totten
Sho
Wantea
Collage Point Mondavening
Powell's Cov
Long Island Sound
Bowery Bay
Nori Beach
Make
Dion
Giant Battleship Tennessee Placed in Commission
The battleship Tennessee, a 22 million dollar steel vessel, was commissioned at 2 30 p m in the Brooklyn Navy Yard with about 1 000 attendees including Tennessee natives The ship will join the Pacific fleet after a month in the yard and has a crew of about 1 945 officers and men Built to 624 feet long and 97 feet wide it carries twelve 14 inch guns and fourteen 6 inch guns with anti aircraft weapons, driven by electric motors delivering up to 48 000 horsepower The vessel can reach 21 knots and carries 1 000 tons of oil in tanks
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Tennessee
United States
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Panama Canal
Pacific Fleet
John H. McDonald
Mandant
Bureau of Navigation
Tennessee Hi Commission
H. H. Lehigh
Paimmanter
Daniels
A. H. Roberts
Whenner
Tenn
Ter
Long Detour Through Getty Square Open To Southbound Traffic
Southbound motorists may pass through Getty Square on the William Penn highway between Horringbills and Clark's Ferry Bridge, ending the Yonkers detour. New detours on Pennsylvania through roads reduce travel time while urging drivers to use cautious routes.
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Gettyquare
Yonkera
Warburton Avenue
Railroad Station
Tuk
Riverdale Avenan
Gary Square
Broadwiy
Getty
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Highway Commission
Clark's Ferry Bridge
Trade Board Meeting May Undo Yonke City Roots
A garbled report notes John Mivemeyer of Yonke City seeks seats on the Yookurw Chamber of Commerce board. The text hints at future meetings for a formal vote and mentions Haverover, William Havemayer, and Sew Yura in a mayoral context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mivemeyer
Yookurw Chamber of Commeres
William & Havemayer
Dr Robertson Divorce Case Dismissed In Sup Ct
Justice Gregories dismissed the counter claim for divorce filed by Dr Joseph A Robertson against Mrs Sarah L Robertson in aSupreme Court ruling yesterday. The broker Napoleon Bourasse testified of gifts from Mrs Robertson and said he altered his will to name her, while Mrs Bourasse also seeks divorce.
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Justice Gregories
Supreme Court
Joseph A. Robertson
Sarah L. Robertson
Robertson
Napoleon Bourasse
Chaines
Childhood Sweetheart Named in Divorce Suit
Theodore Nason sues for divorce from Mrs Jessie H Nason alleging extravagance infidelity and a prior romance with a schoolday sweetheart cited as the cause. He seeks alimony and counsel fees as the case proceeds in Brooklyn Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Nason
Jessie H. Nason
Brooklyn
Mra. Nason
Nodames Minor
Nason
Jhusband
Mic
Relief Worker Surrenders on Theft Charge in Funds Case
Abraham J. Zirim a relief worker and insurance broker surrendered to Susnol Marhoweh district attorney after being accused of misappropriating about 3000 from the Jewish War Relief Fund. His wife and mother offered $1000 to restrain the alleged theft, but the offer was rejected. Zirim resides at 258 Grand Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham J. Zirim
Susnol Marhoweh
Attobney
Prand Dalceny
Otto A. Hosalsky
Ziran
Markewich
Ziv
Allice Zirim
Zatlin
Tontragrad Mitcho Tosnnsky
Zimmy
Grand Stewet
Gallander Sentenced for Cruelty to Daughter
Gallander, charged with cruelty to his teenage daughter Minnie, cried as he drew a term of imprisonment from three months to years in the county penitentary. Judge Kell presided, expressing regret for not imposing a harsher sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallander
Ely
Auiycey
Minnie
HH Kell
Broukt
Munthin Borthion
Mankyll
Gallander
Juries Favor Defendants In Liquor Cases
United States Attorney recounts liquor cases showing juries acquit the majority. Mildeberger notes eight to sixteen daily filings, suggesting growing traffic or bolder violators, while enforcement lags. Officials cite jury prejudice and wartime precedents affecting outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Attorney's Office
Henry D. Mildeberger
United District
Mildeberger
Prohibion
M Drberger
George Winship Taylor
Asistans
Itedes
Janes S. Shevlin
Ton Amin
Vince Orrate
Mr. Taylor
United States
Piers
Fenson
Rumely Conspiracy Trial Delayed To November First
The trial of Dr Edward A Rumely Walter Kaufmann and Norgia Lindheim in the United States District Court was continued to November 1 Judge W J Grubb noted Samuel Untermyer of counsel and Kaufmann and Lindheim are ill to participate In the case prosecutors accuse the defendants of conspiracy to defraud the government by withholding ownership facts of the US McClure Newspaper Corp holding company of The Mail during World War I The continuance granted after defense counsel stated Untermyer is ill and cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Rumely
Walter Kaufmann
Norgia Lindheim
W. J. Grubb
United States District Court
S. McClure
Samuel Untermyer
Kaufmann
Lindheim
Untermyer
California
New York
Californ
An Old Friend of Mine and Hardy Advice in June
A 1900s style vignette from London offers homely maxims on weather, sailing, fishing, and teaching. It advises choosing a sea wise mentor, warns against shallow training, and uses maritime imagery to stress preparation and perseverance.
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London
Gingham Fr for Adise PE to 20
STF to 19.75 dollars sees twenty per cent atchee blue pink ereen of Model i
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Atchee
Oriental Rug Sale With Deep Discounts Today
Store displays used Oriental bugs at very low prices with an additional 20 percent reduction at purchase. Rugs from Persian Mahal Arab Mosul Khiva and Beloochistan collections show wear but remain serviceable. Sizes vary greatly with price ranges from forty five to five hundred plus dollars and buyer warns of imperfect pieces.
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C.O. D
English Style Perambulators For Sale Prices Slashed
English Style Perambulators with large wheels leatherette upholstery and reversible top offered in ivory dark blue and French gray finishes. Prices range from 42 to 51.50 with 20 percent off when purchased. Also older child mail carts with collapsible leatherette bodies. Third Gallery New Bldg.
English Jumpers Ship New Summer Sweaters at The Eaglish Shop
A new shipment from abroad features English jumpers and weather suitable sweaters for women. Styles include slipover designs in elf wool and fibre silks with varied necklines, pockets, and decorative bands. Sold at strong discounts, with 20 percent price reductions on tuned models and camel wool options available on the second floor of Old Building.
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Eaglish
Ummer
Omething
Dress Cottons and Special Fabrics at ON Building
Readable item notes fabrics and accessories including dress cottons and imported pieces. Mentions main floor and building location with brief reference to items and displays.
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Modiste
Autiva
Braaden Naishhr
Endura
Angscts N. Huatt
Huck Finn
Pacific
Yonkers
New Toeture
New Jersey
Secretary of State
Liberty
Deporit
New York State
Weather Report
Washington
Tyne
Wietar
Vchotia
Sebonahk
Hs Fuerata
Mirgenta
Raglan
Arly
Lem Feraturn
Mildwe
York Ponts
Katten
Speakig of
Turtle Harbor
the Audi
Chickering Ampiio
Edna Bloom
Howard Quaile Millerest
Copenhagen
Bost
Boe
Rae
Kurdistan
Shiraz
Rio
Ann
India
de Ws
New Bldz
Lngland
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