Mordorf's Fatherly Kiss Accusation Hearsay at Board Hearing
Dr Oliver C Mordorf principal of Public School 139 Flatbush faced Local School Board 98 discussing an April 27 incident involving a sixteen year old girl. He admitted kissing her in a fatherly way and denying improper motives while witnesses described a tense scene with Mary Woolsey and others. The board adjourned after arguments and the charges around an earlier incident were dismissed.
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Oliver C. Mordorf
Flatbush
Erasmush
Mary
Anne
Meidoy
New Jersey Model School
Trenton
New York Public School System
Teachers’ Club
Hemer
Mordor
Mordorf
Jesse Woolsey
Betty
Robert M. Moore
St. Mary's
Methodist Church
Morsdorf
Pxonett
JF. Walsh
Bronx Auction Sells 592 Lots on Vesey Street
Real estate sale in the Bronx features 592 lots at Vesey Street while Bryan L. Kennelly auctions 552 lots in the East Bronx. Bidders are promised good title insurance and guaranteed titles as bargain days in the lot market.
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Vesey Street
Bryan L. Kennelly
East Bronx
Reserve Bank Changes Opposed by Credit Men
The National Association of Credit Men at its annual convention opposed sudden Federal Reserve policy shifts and authorized a committee with at least one member from each reserve district to ensure safer expansion of production. Delegates urged arbitration tribunal legislation to give tribunals decisions enforceable and opposed a plan to regulate prices, arguing supply and demand best regulate prices and profits.
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Atlantic Cty. N.od
Federal Reserve B
National Association of Credit Men
Credit Assu
Nebraska Farmer Seeks Bride in Nebraska Style Letter
Lexington Ky May 1 A Nebraska farmer Jack Howe of Stockville seeks a wife via post. No replies came. Postmaster Kaufman blames the wording of a plea for a plain strong woman to help with housework. He says if a pretty wife were desired the office would have sent applicants.
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Lexington
Nebraska
Jack Howe
Stockville
Neb
Kaufman
Rautman
Louisville Courier-du
Dike seeks Supreme Bench in Brooklyn bid
County Judge Norman S. Dike of Brooklyn announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Supreme Court. He mailed letters to Republican organizations statewide appealing for support. The old County Judge Frederick Crane now serves on the Court of Appeals. Richmond Park head named under a plan for a separate Parks Department in the Borough of Richmond. Mayor Hylon named Thomas McGinley Park Commissioner of Richmond. An undertaker on Tiny Street Stapleton is serving as town commissioner. The new office pays a salary of 6000 dollars.
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Norman S. Dike
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Wetzel
Tudge I
Frederick —” Crane
Court of Appeals
Richmond Park
Department of Parks
Techmond
Hylon
Thoma Te McGinley
Park
Wichmond
Stapleton
Wesua Tormeny Poatmanter
Mother Pushes Baby to Death Under an Auto
Mary Marina of 2084 Bergen Street Brooklyn is charged with homicide after pushing five year old Evangelina in front of a touring car at Rockaway Avenue and Eastern Parkway. The driver swerved but the child died as the wheel passed over her head. Marina, separated from her husband James Marine a barber, was taken to Liberty Avenue police station and later to St. Marys Hospital. Police say the couple argued after a domestic relations court appearance and Marina claimed her husband’s cruelty had driven her near madness.
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Mary Marina
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
Liberty Avenue
Evangelina
Rockaway Avenue
Eastern Parkway
Mud Milles
Eastern Parks
St. Mar Dici
Marine
Datos
Oweewu
New York
James
Osborne Street
Evangeline
Felice
Marion
Mia
Ine
Joseph Denelon
John d. Erle
Denelon
Macino
Two Held for Coughlin Kidnaping to Go Free
Two suspects, Mrs Catherine Dundon and James Malone, questioned in the Coughlin baby kidnapping case, were released with immunity planned for the Coughlins. Authorities say no proof ties them directly to the abduction of the two-month-old Blakeley cash. A $6500 reward is available for the child's return, with Montgomery County offering $1500.
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Norristown
Blakeley Cash
Catherine Dandon
Coughlin
James Malone
Philadelphia
Malone ix
Dundon
Coughlins
George Jr
Montgomery County Commissioners
One Killed Four Hurt in Two Brooklyn Crashes
A man named George W. McDonald, 30, of Seventieth Street and Shore Road, died after a collision with another car on Tranklo Avenue and Eastern Markway. Four others were injured, and a prison van overturned during a separate incident. Parone, aged 17, sustained a broken wrist. others had bruises and contusions.
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George W. McDonald
Brooklyn
Seventieth Street
Shore Road
Dineen Bermino
Tranklo Avie
Markway
McDonald
Romano
Jul Parone
Wilson Asenne
Thy
Ates Armur Court
Basinoul Street
Four Die in Dorchester Gas Tragedy
Boston reports a mother Mrs Mullin Binder and her three children aged four months to eight years were found dead in bed from gas. Police say eviction tensions with the landlord preceded the tragedy as neighbors discovered the scene in their Dorchester home.
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Boston
Mullin Bindar
Dorchester
Leary
Mea
Binder
Goenaldine
Abraham
Harry
Neighporn
Staten Island Robber Sentenced After Hold Up and Burglary
Judge J Kiernan in Richmond county Court at St George sentences Patrick Tunkes of Hey Street Staten Island to 31 years six months for highway robbery and burglary. Longbein of Staten Island gets 17 years for burglary. George Troutman of Con Resend receives a brief term for related crimes. Four indictments for highway robbery and one for burglary follow a May 1 hold up on payroll theft from Wixgel Colok Manufacturing and warehouse burglary at Pouch Terminal Company, with 15 barrels of victory missing.
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Staten Sini
J Kiernan
Richmond County Court
St George
Statin
Isienit
Tunkes
Hey Street
Staten Island
Hard Thor
Sing Sing
Em Longbein
Salvation Army Parade to Launch Million-Dollar Drive Here
The Salvation Army starts a city parade this afternoon on Fifth Avenue aiming to raise one million dollars in New York. Local chairman James Speyer announced a memorial fund to the late Mrs John D Rockefeller had already contributed $50,000. Notables including Mayor, service men, and a detachment from the battleship Tennessee will participate, with Oliviale and King among featured figures. The drive seeks broad Americanization work and asks for public support to fund the Army’s destitute relief and reform programs.
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New York City
Fifth Avenue
James Speyer
Waldorf Astoria
John D. Rockefeller
Army
Ly Jan
Tennessee
Jet Davis
King
Pat Crowe
Salvation Army
Mall of Fame
Poer
Oliviale
Waldorf-Astotin
Ameri¢anisiy Rahkeleluck
Ve KR. Line
Inve
Femocracy
Gnust
Hom
Will A. McIntyre
Amerigan
McIntyre
South Brooklyn
Ue Army
Melttyre
Oliver Marriman
Robert Adams
Stans Joy Lyman Otis
Charles S. Bentley
Emma Kip Edwards
Mina Dropper
Lewis Martin
KH. Marshall
Gustave al Walter A. Hamilton
Archibald James C. Barsow
Andrew Carnegie
Tudge Jacob WH. Strahl
Edward Riegelmann
Trooklyn Horoighs
J. Foster Smith
W.il 1
Mitchell
Mitius G. Lay
Marty A. Giuinebuns
Waldemar Kop
Holl
IL Landreth
Houh Amerie Legion Anen
Keene
Chop House
Reginalit Buviow
Army Ill Expected to Bring Rush of Recruits
Colonel Charles TH Martin, chief of the recruiting division, said the army reorganization bill, pass ed by both houses and awaiting the President, will bring flexibility and many benefits. He noted an army of about 97000 officers, incentives for three year terms, and a touring group of vocationally trained men from Camp Upton proceeding across the country after summer. He added women would see commensurate opportunities with male officers.
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Martin
Charles TH. Martin
Generis Omico
Suh
Goth National Army
Hofman Iin
Camp Upton
Spain imposes fixed low prices on footwear goods
Government announces national plan to supply cheap shoes across Spain. Prices set in pesetas with reductions for men women and children footwear. Daily production reaches two thousand pairs under new policy.
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Unitas
Spain
Belmg
Pier Unions Reject Governor Plea On Job Policy
Unions rebuff Governor's plea as 200 non union workers are employed on Savane line piers and Clyde Mallory routes. E R Richardson says he will select the best from union and non union ranks, a move unions call a violation of the agreement. Citizens' Transportation Committee and allied trade bodies rally to support the open shop and normal business resumption amid freight congestion and subway construction delays.
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Elptos
Cit
Savanegah
Clyde and
Mallory
E. R. Richardson
Sn1
Rantehe
Peel Company
Priavinis
Pea Shay
Willowshiry Sireet
Interborazh
Easter Parkway
Brooklyn
Interborouzh
Eastern Parkway
Archbishop Addresses Catholic Writers' Guild
Archbishop Batrick Tasos, guest of honor at a Hotel Astor reception for the Catholic Writers' Guild, urged radical yet honest writing. He argued for fearless expression of beliefs and social critique, noting older Spanish theologians would be seen as radicals today.
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Batrick J. Tasos
Hotel Astor
Catholic Writers’ Guild
Expositionary Forces waste cited in Armistice Day report
A House sub committee report accuses Allied military expenditures of waste including sale of field equipment to France and uneven recognition of medals. It faults Armistice Day events and prison conditions overseas, while noting junior officers allegedly barred from awards. Full committee action deferred. majority rejects minority Flood report.
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House
Washington
Representative Flood
Virginia
Representative Gras
Tllinois
Congress
Tmittee
Sy Far
War Department
Far
Julia French Geraghty Wins Absolute Divorce
Julia Vrench Geraghty daughter of Amos Taek French heiress to Preach nil hous obtained an absolute divorce from Jack Gerahty. She gains custody of their six year old John Fregeh Geraghty with the father allowed Sunday afternoon visits. The Newport Superior Court decree announced today follows last December’s divorce trial and related testimony from Mrs French Pauline Winslow Lory and others. He has reportedly not been living in Los Angeles.
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Mat Disparinrype Tribune
Boston
Julia Vrench Geraghty
Amos Taek
Lina
Dolin
Newart
Watertown
Aviton
Fury Holds Grawford Death Was Accidental
Coroner rules that actor Crawford likely died after falling from a hotel window but testimony questions the fall. Witnesses from the Thesday Hotel say Crawford appeared shaky and may have jumped, while biographical details note his British nationality and planned travel to New York.
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Fury
Grawford
Secor Bell
Clifton Tio
Crawford
Thie
Erin Semi
Dobm Tater
Deal
Crayte
England
New York
Palmer protests retraction demand amid DOJ charges report
A committee of lawyers reports on treatment of suspects by the Department of Justice. Attorney General Palmer refuses a public retraction, criticizing statements tied to a House Rules Committee filing. Telegrams reveal assertions about arrests without warrants and searches lacking authorization, prompting calls for formal testimony and possible bar association review.
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Allens
Ullens
Department of Tabor
Geerals
House
Wesch Ta Hs
Teenro
Department of Justice
Washington
Pwe Au
Hay
Chait Gun Campbell
Teyles
Department of Fee
Obituary sketches of Spurgeon Tooker and Miss Turner
Obituary notices recount the deaths of editor William P. Spurgeon born 1866 Norwich England who led The Post and Washington Herald and helped found The Club, and of Captain Charles E. Tooker a longshoreman who ran the Bridgeport and Port Jefferson ferry and steamer Nonowantue. Also noted is the death of Miss Ella Turner a 24 year old teacher at Patrick Richmond High School.
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Charles E
Charl Tooker
Bridgeport
Port Jeferson
Sen
Ella Turner
Ha Turner
Pat Richmard
Funeral services held for Gould in Westownny
Joseph Gould longtime resident of Cora 8. Gauld Bur Faneral av rvices Were held y in Sete Flies Gould. the Fete Sl Gon ae 8 may Nutetall I REV. 1, MW CANDE LOS ANGELES, dane 7 WME Gu Ee cana the Ax Lifhstret.
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Cora
Gould
Deaths Shifted by Crime Tale and Heir’s Claim in Estate
A cluttered obituary note cites a death tied to a car theft to meet a chorus girl, and an heir's claim over a massive Wilson estate valued at about 8 million dollars. Other notices list funeral dates, locations, and mourners across several towns, including Lenox Hospital and Brooklyn, with scattered references to Latin and European names, and a London death of Mrs Mercont.
DIALOG: Dinand Gonm Fordinn Dies in Lonox Hill Hospital
Dinand Gonm Fordinn, aged seventy, a well known Montana business figure born in Germany, died Thursday at Lonox Hill Hospital. He came to the United States at fourteen and later moved to Montana, engaging in dry goods before forming the Royal Metal Company. He later joined Pilgrim & Mayer. Funeral arrangements are noted.
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Fordinn
Lonox Hill Hospital
Germany
Monetana
Prairie Schomier
Royal Metal Company
Pilgrim & Mayer
Fort Richmond injury report notes blood loss and injuries
Fragmentary OCR describes a medical incident at Fort Richmond involving blood loss and injuries. The text mentions an owner and operator linked to the scene, with injuries described above the elbow and a person identified as a woman. Details are incomplete and obstructed by garbled terms.
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Omytus
Hy Ani
Ifort
Fey Uae
Fort Richmond
Arrest in front of Bedford Avenue home in Brooklyn
Tohn Detesch of Jul Friendship 8vidence was arrested last night in front of 118 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn as he left an automobile saloon belonging to Terman Goldberg of Si Benefit Street Providence A general man was sent out when Mr. Golders agreed the loss of his action instantly Detectives Dwyer and O'Connor aided the arrest Velesh at Gates Avenue station reportedly said he had a date with a chorus girl in town and money to get here with The incident involved a single took the ear and the police s
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Tohn Detesch
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Terman Goldberg
Benefit Street
Providence
Golders
Dwyer and
O'Connor
Velesh
Gates Avenue
Yiel
Police
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