Harman's Paper Accuses Travis on Bond Deals and Fees
The Brooklyn Times claims state comptroller Fagere M. Travis oversaw purchases of state and city bonds totaling 3.9 million with 890 thousand in alleged overmarket prices and large legal fees paid to associates. The article notes transfers, custody in Albany, and calls for a reply from Travis as politically charged fights surface.
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President Wilson greets brother in law at White House
President Wilson met Joseph Wilson of Baltimore for 30 minutes at the White House and was said to look well. The president exchanged winter coats for summer attire as the flock yielded wool to donate. The prize ram remains in solitary confinement after a recent White House incident.
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Kidnapping Accusations Faced by Trio in Brooklyn
Three suspects are held on kidnapping charges after a girl identified Casti as the person who lured her away. The incident occurred near Troutnan Street in Brooklyn where investigators say threats were used to compel the victim to accompany Casti and the others. Police report the girl described the assailants to officials and provided details aiding the inquiry.
Swann to Seek Grand Jury Indictment of Patrolman Mulcahy
District Attorney Edward Swann said evidence in the case of Patrolman Jolie Mulcahy of West Tirtyeventh Styent Station will be presented to a grand jury on Monday. Mulcahy, summoned to the DA’s office, denies beating or mistreating Jon Applegate during the arrest.
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Mrs Straight Sues Borglum For Unpaid Note In Supreme Court
Mrs Straight sues Gutvon Borglum the sculptor in the Supreme Court as executrix of her husband’s estate to recover 851,151 from Borglum. Straucht alleges Borglum held a note for 5,801 in 17 and that at her husband’s death the amount remains unpaid.
Reward Offered for Return of Coughlin Infant
Police report a 13 month old child was abducted from a second story room in Norristown. A $7,500 reward was posted by authorities and the child's parents offered $5,000 for the infant's return. no arrests yet. Investigators describe footprints near the house and are seeking a man and woman. a crank letter was received and a rumored sighting near North Walden led to no solid lead.
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Daylight hold ups total 2313 with two robberies reported
Two daylight robberies yielded 2313 in cash yesterday with swift escapes. Peter A. Steinroeder 47 of 760 McDonough Street Brooklyn was struck down near Volunteer Hospital and robbed of 1388 as a would be depositor headed to Greenwich Bank. Witnesses described the assailant wearing a cap. Separately at 541 Exterior Street in the Bronx, a four man gang took rent proceeds from John A. McCarthy & Brothers after forcing James McGrath to unlock the safe and delaying cashier Frederick McDonald.
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Convicts told ready for parole review at state reformatories
Frankfort and Eddyville prisons have long been over looked for parole. Commissioner Byers says only about 20 to 25 percent were eligible when the new State Board took control. About 220 at the reformatory and 126 at Eddyville are on the list for potential release under supervision. Some have waited seven to twelve years since eligibility. The board will study cases and offer chance to redeem themselves under supervision. Governor Smith names two officials to a New York boundary waters commission.
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Deschanel Leaves Paris for Normandy Rest Retreat
President Descha nel departs Paris in an automobile with his wife and family for the Chateau de la Mtanteile vit at Lisieux in Normandy. He plans to rest for several weeks and appeared alert with no serious effects observed after the recent incident.
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Five Story Fall Fatal to Clifton Crawford Actor
Clifton Crawford, a rising stage comedian and writer, died after a five story fall. The actor's career began in amateur Cadets and progressed rapidly with leading roles in "Gunga Din" and "The Quaker Girl." He gained notice from Jo Gytes and appeared in several productions before his death in a recent engagement.
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Plans to Stop Liquor Withdrawals In Warehouses
Washington reports drastic measures to curb unauthorized removal of liquor from loaded warehouses. The Bureau of Prohibition Revenue intends action to prevent withdrawals without proper authorization, following tips of tampering with banking and counter-terror incident safeguards. Prohibition commissioner Mr Kraemer noted investigations justify heightened controls.
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Cooper Confirmed as Federal Judge for New York District
Washington reports Cooper was confirmed as Federal judge for the New York district. The confirmation follows a bitter political fight in New York State and involved remarks by Mayor Ge Lunn. Cooper had previously served in local administration and was supported by Cooperation Counsel of Scheriedad.
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