Emerson Stock Ad Reveals Myth of Emerson Factory Ad
Testimony in a United States District Court case recounts a dramatic misrepresentation in a full page Herald advertisement. It claimed a $250,000 Emerson factory would be built at Love Island City, though no such plan existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Kuntry
Emerson
Martin T. Manton
United States District Court
Kendall
Birard
Gom- Marbridge
W. G. Emerson
T. A. Campbell
Emerson Concern
Finunbeher
Arthur E. Sproul
Toremus & Co
Guite
Crosany
Love Island City
Que
Cressey
Peanenero Ant Unitates
James W. Osborne
Flaun- Tecker
Aed
Bwth
Charles E. le Barbier
Emerson Company
Lewis W. Flumlacher
Nelson People
Te Goodrich-Lockhart Company
Ling
Emerson People
Oldline
Wyoming Real Estate Company
Mercon Frm
Lockhart
Fnally
Long Island
Kel
Osborne
Qtat
Meron P
Iater
Kingston
Mlaunlacher
Mat
Crassay
Emer
Cain and
Meler
New York
Mr. Sproul
Ich
Robert C. Mappa
Emerson Fleet
OLE, Chaney
Emerson Campaign
Une
Jogatt
Chaney
C. R. Berry
Hmerson Stork Tb Bone
Gessay Sears
Conspiracy Evidence Tied Loomis Riess in Emer son Stock Drive
The record shows prosecutors detailing a conspiracy among Loomis Riess and other defendants linked to the Emerson stock selling drive. Substantial evidence was introduced suggesting the schemes were orchestrated with outside interference, aiming to influence the affair and manipulate the market.
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Loomis & Riess
Emerson
Steps to halt German plays in New York theatres
A committee led by Mrs Willemm Jay asked Yorkville and Irving Place theatres to stop staging German productions. The note cited patriotic sentiment and the presence of German artist Olle Goritz at the Irving Place show as factors. Theatre managers acknowledged receipt but gave no action details.
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New York
Severancs
Enemy Relationship
Aiiiey
Willemm Jay
Park Avenue
Karl Muck
Boston Symphony Orchestes
Yorkville
Irving Mase
Olle Goritz
Metropolitan
Gregad
Columbia Today Confers Degrees on Men of 3 Nations
Three nations United States Great Britain and France are the focus as Columbia University grants honorary degrees at the morning commencement Lansing Lord Reading and Justice Francis M Scott receive Doctors of Laws Baldensperger Smith Perigord Noble and others receive Litt D Sc D or MA honors The war time tone sets the event with alumni in uniform and 11 000 alumni serving in some capacity as honors are distributed and ceremonies held at St Pauls Chapel and South Field
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United States
Great Britain
France
Columbia University
Robert Lansing
Earl of Reading
Columbia
Francis M. Scott
New York
Fernand Baldensperger
Paul Perigord
L’abbé Cabanel
M. T. Tertius Noble
St. Thomas Church
New York Symphony Orchestra
Wll
Lord Reading
Lansing
St. Paul's Chapel
South Field
Albert Ascher Dreen
John Nerman Kendall
Nundall
Columbia To Offer Free Band Concerts On University Green
Columbia University announces ten weeks of free band concerts on the green at 19th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. Directed by Edwin Franko Goldman the concerts will be held Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. Admission tickets are free and available by mail from the summer concerts department. the band is drawn from New York orchestra members.
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Columbia University
19Th Street
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
Edwin Franko Goldman
The
University
New York
Betts Retires From State Committeeman Post
Charles J. Betts of Lyons New York retires after fourteen years in the Republican State Committee. He is succeeded by Charles A. Noble Wayne County Clerk who polled the largest Republican plurality in Wayne County last fall. Betts serves as secretary of the State Farms and Markets Council.
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Charles J. Betts
Lyons
N.Y
Terde
Mr. Betts
Charles A. Noble
Wayne County
Lieutenant Sentenced to Prison for Passing Bad Checks
AYER Massachusetts June 4 William O C Clark of New Haven Conn a lieutenant in the National Army at Camp Devens was dishonorably discharged and sentenced to two years in Leavenworth Federal prison by a general court martial for passing worthless checks Clark was arrested at Providence while AWOL Also included is a wedding notice for Sadie Sehneck daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Sehneck of 780 West End Avenue married Moe Kass of this city last evening at Delmonico's with a reception dinner and dancing following
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Ayer
Mass
William Oc, Clark
New Haven
Conn
National Army
Camp Devens
Army
Leavenworth
Kaw
Day
Clark
Providence
Asy
Sadie Sehneck
Jacob Sehneck
West End Avenue
Moe Kass
Delmont Co's
Herbert Goldstein
Kans
Gertrude Sehneck
Margaret Cederbaum
Moe Leipzig
Benjamin Kass
Cremony
Columbia Board To Rule on Hospital Breakup
The Columbia University trustees committee will decide on the plan to merge Presbyterian Hospital with the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Disputes between Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and the Presbyterian board center on Flexner's merger proposal and funding, including a $7.5 million site cost and the hospital’s use of $85,000 for an option. The report cites objections to four Flexner terms and calls for preserving hospital autonomy, while noting Columbia lacks funds to rebuild the medical school versus Presbyterian's ability to proceed. The parties hope for an adjustment to avoid further conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Presbyterian Hospital
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
William Sloan
Butler
Watler
Abraham Flexner
General Education Board
Columbia Universit
Hospital Board
Broadway
165Th
168Th Street
Edo State
Adv
Tutler
Sloan
Flexner
Tarse
Dom Samuel W. Lambert
College of Physicians and Ursreon
Tim
Board of Trustees
Dbabeles
Beaten and Robbed on Lonely Road
Victor Snydgaw, thirty, withdrew 1325 from his bank savings and was attacked by two men as he rode home on a bicycle. They stripped him, beat him seriously, and fled, leaving him in a hospital in critical condition after the assault on a rural road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrison
Victor Snydgaw
Snydgow
Kidnapper Gets Five Years In Auburn Prison
Pearl Ferguson, twenty two, of Bridgenort Conn, abducted Shirley Jacobus five months old from her parents Mr and Mrs Max Jacobus of 827 to 101st Street while she was employed as a nurse. Judge Crain sentenced Ferguson in General Serious Court to not less than five nor more than ten years. Two weeks after the kidnapping Mrs Ferguson was arrested with the child in Bridgeport. She pleaded guilty saying she loved the child.
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Tour Worgucon
Bridgenort
Conn
Shirley Jacobus
Max Jacobus
101St Street
Crain
Auburn
Mrss Ferguson
Bridgeport
Miss Lucile Wood to Wed Tonale Elmore Dist
Miss Lucile J Wood of 22 East Sivtyesecond Street will marry Tonale Elmore Dist of this city Friday afternoon at the Chapel of St Ambrose Cathedral of St John de Diving. Carla Dietz sister of the bridegroom serves as maid of honor with Charles A Hunter as best man. After the wedding trip the couple will reside in Providence Be L.
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Nise
Oakley Wood
Sivtyesecond Street
Tonale Elmore
St Ambrose
St. John de Diving
Carla Dietz
Charles A. Hunter
Diets
Providence
Sovernment Snepectey
Ted Belivon
C. W. Fairbanks Death and Career Chronicle
Obituary recalls C W Fairbanks 1905 vice president and Indiana senator. From humble Ohio beginnings to The Associated Press Pittsburgh bureau, law career, Republican ascent, Senate terms, vice presidency in 1905, 1908 presidential bid, and later years. Includes marriage to Cornelia Cole, Rome audience denial, and late-life obscurity. Also mentions riot court fines for parade participants and related legal actions.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Fairbanks
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Horace Greeley
Tittsburgh
Cleveland
Columbus
Cornelia Cole
Reper
Indianapolis
William Henry Smith
Walter Q. Gresham
Harrison
Canada
United States
Senate
Philadelphia
Committee
Mery
Econd
William H. .Yatt
Rome
Eairbanks
England
China
Chicago
Furbanks
Justice Hughes
Yale Rioters Fined From $10 to $100 Each
New Haven Conn June 4 seven to the night are students on trial charged with breach of the peace in taking part in a demonstration May
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
12000 Orphans Enjoy Day Outing At Coney Island
About 12000 orphan children spent a day at Coney Island arranged by the Long Island Automobile Club with Luna Park providing rides. The outing included a luncheon, visits to Luna Park attractions, and a special effort to assist children with disabilities. Participants came from multiple homes and orphanages across Brooklyn, Jamaica, Hampstead, and nearby areas, with officers and volunteers ensuring safety and enjoyment.
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Coney Island
Sam
Luna Park
Plesse
Lane Park
Long Island Automobile Club
Coney the
Hepy
Old Luna Park
Grand Ballroom
St. John's
St. Vincent's Home
St. Giles In
Fiets
Hampstend
Council Honur Tewish Girls
Ottilis Orphan Asylum
Jamaica
Brooklyn Baptist Orphanage
Brooklyn Mobrew Orphan Asylum
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
Ridgewood Day Su Kallman Scandinavian Ory
Industrial School Assocaory
The
Mice and Hon
Laughlin-Gould Marriage Held in Pittsburgh Church
Mr and Mrs Gould Laughlin of Pittsburgh announce the marriage of their daughter Katherine Laughlin to Lieutenant Erl C. B. Gould of the Aviation Corps United States Army. The ceremony occurred Saturday at Calvary Church Pittsburgh following an engagement announced weeks earlier.
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George M. Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Katherine Laughlin
Erl C. B. Gould
Aviation Corps
Calvary Church
Pitsburgh
Civic Music at 25 Cents Set to Begin June 23
Public concert series to open Sunday June 23 in City College Stadium with a 99-member orchestra under Arnold Voline, featuring light programmes and selections from the Metropolitan Opera roster. Tickets at 25 cents to 65 cents, with remaining proceeds aiding city distress relief and tailor workers in need. Organizing committee led by Charles er and Le Ray W. Hedin. other officers named.
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New York
City College Stadium
Arnold Vol
Metropolitan Opera
Wentyive
Hill
Oduin
Charles Er
le Ray W. Hedin
Charles J. Auxhider
Newhold la Roy Rar
Robert L. Gerrara
Charlee Donn Gibson
E. H. Hare Rayings
Charles H. Sent
French Band to Give Concert Tomorrow
An official Paris military band, Musique Militaire Praneniso, will open a concert in Carne gie Mall under government auspices, part of a YMCA aid tour. Denuty High Commissioner of France will attend, with Laeiun Mora toro organizing at the Chicuru Opera Company. The program features Saint-Saens, Beethoven, Liszt, Saint-Saëns, and works by Bizet and Debussy, with soloists Lucien Muratore and others.
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Musique Militaira Praneniso
Paris
Carnegie Mall
Nieband
Denuty
France
Morrow
Laeiun Moratoro
Chicuru Opera Company
Sire
Phestra Censes
le Manan Ancante
Finuie
Teethoven MM
Dehrwitte
Mauer
Miquette
Trin
LeBovy Hormians
Masariy Deo
Saint-Saeny Tie
Viobin
True
Nano Co
Mougee de Lisle
Lucien Muratore
Arlessenne
cere _ Bizet haysolie Neriegienne
Lalo Niplenie Goon
Dasice
Dr. Browns Foes Find No Flaw in His Nashville Record
Nashville physician Dr. Perry Bromberg writes to Deputy Commissioner Klein praising Lucius P Brown former Nashville foods and drugs chief. The exchanges reveal Tennessee’s view of Brown amid allegations of political intrigue and questions about his conduct in New York.
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Dr. Brown
Nashville
HH. Klein
Accos Commissir
Perry Bromberg
Tunn
Lucius P Brown
New York Department of Health
Brown
New York
Bromberg
Mr. Brown
Tennessee
Klein
Tam
Crockett
Acsounta
Lucian Pe
Food and True
Rechte
Texas
Lucius P. Brown
Eno
Tennesse
Mn 90
Chase
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Emerson Stock
Herald
Columbia Today
Secretary Lansing
Charles H. Betts
Kass—Schneck
Columbia Board
Bad Faith
Presbyterian Institution
Pearl Ferguson
Jacobus
Lucile J. Wood
Charles Warren Fairbanks
C.W. Fairbanks
Sherrold Kent
C. F. Kent
Kent
John St. Mitchell
Wellesley
Fitzgerald
O. F. Davison
Dayton
Ohio
Hoyt
Laughlin
Charles S. Whitman
State of
Permanent Blind Relief War Fund For Soldiers and Sailors
F. A. Chapman
Ridgway Knight
OF the Marne
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme
Frances Alda
U.S. Navy
Caruso
McCorma i
Sturatore
Martinald Stischalman
Hara Tower
Mmes
Ata
Mum Cartenl
Howard Case
Sparkes
Gener
Hata Audisin
Garrjaun
Mestre
Amt
Bidur Ge Mana
Pathan Bay
Nate
Numbe Tate
Hatchina Fea
Erie
Tne Sun
Mecmener
Riway
ROSES
Uriwoll Orchestra
Wallace Weed
Walt
Winttone
Roof Century Theatre
Century Grove
Actors’ Fund of America
Keith
Bersie
Verside
LOEW
Fire Island
Loaw
Royat Gastar
Lawrence Brookes Co
Othee Migwees
Siten
Hello America
Gop
Civic Music
City College
YMCA
YORK
Tiger Rose
Corman
Sead Mosiene
Rossr Rerenatne
Enmerces
Globe Theatre
Yrmindiante
Raymond Hitchcock Vest Wymsele
Hitchy - Koo
Leon Errol
Irene Bordon
Henry Miller
Dew
Ful Mita
Timo
Bak
Billie Burke
Liberty
Simran
Fey
Ees Eee
Bot
Bae
Republic
Gastor
Ion Euces
Cnat
Princess
Maxine Elliott
Marjorie Rambeau
Anatiy
Sint
Brighton Jf
Brighton Beach
NEW Amsterdam
Klaw & Erdangers
Cohan&harris
Ed Taek
PUP
Grant Mitchell
Eltinge
Fulton
Teria Mi Mon
Hudson Theatre
Fox Omce Ovens
Thriile
Atakete Ae Bat
Percival Kole Lieot
Civa Times
Broadhurst
Guago
John Charles Thomas
Juha Murray
Lombardi, Ltd
Carrilio
Wm. A. Brady
Clifton Cramford
Maywiond
Martete
Strand
Nels
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