Indictment of Sugar Profiteers Draws Bronx Case
A federal grand jury in the Bronx indicted Morris Lessin and Louis Aaronson for profiteering in sugar. They allegedly moved 16,000 pounds with a three count case risking up to prison and fines. Included are charges against Aytian Chertany and Arnault Luniles for related profiteering tied to year purchases and distribution.
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Home Street
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Hasch
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Lessin
Aaronson
Sears
Aytian Chertany
Word Food Products Company, Inc
Arnault Lunilies
Fidtionel
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Te Lusk Lesislat
Kuenzier & Co
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Berger
Schwartz
New Republic
Board Named to Settle Anthracite Pay Dispute
A three member commission appointed by President Wilson will hear the anthracite wage dispute. Thompson represents the public, Lerry the miners, and Connell the operators. Hearings likely in Washington, with a decision within fifty days and retroactive wage adjustments to April 1 if granted.
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Jam ©. Thompson
University
Publi
Neal J Lerry
McAdon
United Orders of Aturtea
William L. Connell
Cranton
Opmentore
Ent
Economies Upsets Senate on Economic Supply Debate
Senator Overgizl of North Carolina triggered a Senate confrontation by linking the Republican supply bill to surpass the usual spending level. Senator Thaman of Colorado pressed the debate, calling for a record of each party on economic policy and spending.
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North Carolina
Senate
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Iereaae
Nator Thaman
Colorado
Philadelphia Longshoremen Denied Wage Increase
Washington officials denied Philadelphia longshoremen a proposed wage rise to two dollars per hour after a Board investigation found no basis for approving the higher rate. About four thousand striking workers had pressed for the increase, but the board upheld the status quo pending further review.
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Washington
Pune
Paidelphx Jangeboenvien
Tt Shipping Board
Former Service Men Seek Parade Permit in Waterbury Protests
A crowd gathered in Waterbury as former service men appealed to city officials for a parade permit. Police maintained order while some onlookers urged restraint, and the attempt to obtain permission faced objections and a subsequent denial followed by an appeal.
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Wachars
Trent
Palice Amd Pty
Porter Case Policeman Quits Over Salary and Duty
Herbert Wheelwright, a veteran police officer with two and a half years in the force, resigned on May 20 after declaring the salary too small to support his family. He charged that veteran law blocks promotion for service men, and said he would face any charges rather than obey orders he called unfair. Wheelwright and his partner claimed they found former Deputy Commissioner Sim on the West Side and were then pressured into duty, leading to their disclosures and resignations.
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Comat
Auguess Dount Portier
Audi
Shnyn
Rockaway Roads
Beaides
Desleet
Wherlwright
Acsinsh
Sim
Staten Island Bungalow Owners Den Ind Trolleys
Staten Island bungalow owners who commute to Manhattan organize committees to protest transportation breakdowns. They demand trolley service and blame private owners for high fares. Commuters report paying 16 to 25 cents per ride, with options limited to ferry or walking to the railway.
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Manhattan
Eten Island
Richmond
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Cedar Grove Beach
New Dory
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Toys
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Mrs Lee Seeks Separation After Court Ruling
Mrs Catherine Lee Lee seeks separation from Rev. Lee after a court awarded her $75 weekly alimony. The case, filed in 1015 and heard yesterday, names Alfred I Page as a pivotal figure in the proceedings. The couple, previously connected to St. Paul’s Church, West Haven, had two sons and faced dispute over the marriage vow and custody.
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Hubeas
Lea
Haven
Dixon Sentenced to Electric Chair at Sing Sing
Mrs. Dixon was executed at Sing Sing for the murder of Margaret Morton. The warden, Lawes, confirmed that Dixon received the death penalty after being found guilty in a sensational trial. The case arose from a disputed motive tied to property and a $649 note, with testimony from Suepith Donnelly and others.
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Fermer
Definite Guaranty Awaited for Mexican Ambassador Nomination
Washington reports the Senate’s failure to confine Henry Morgenthau’s nomination as ambassador to Mexico is not expected to block his appointment. The White House aims for a unified Mexican government before formal recognition. Congress may defer until its next session. Bonilla’s release from prison in Mexico City is noted, with U.S. inquiries into his safety. The embassy reports Villa and Federal troops engaging near Pareval as authorities claim a rebel retreat and American naval policy shifts to machine gun engagements in eastern ports.
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Obregon Retires From Army
Mexico City reports Obregon has retired from the army amid revolutionary upheaval. The piece notes delayed arrival of key figures from various factions and mentions provisional leadership changes under Adolfo de la Huerta and others connected with the recent coup and political turmoil.
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Gercertary Gilherty Vialena
Unclear Insurance Debate From Historic Shipper Actions
A fragmentary report discusses insurers covering shipment risks and protecting shippers. Comments from Lyle Waremnee and the American Insurance outfits raise concerns about coverage scope and safety methods amid growing distrust of cargo handling and transit reliability.
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Foruion Lyle
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Duffy Dinner Wet Rumor Sparks Confusion in Newark
A disputed account describes Dry Agent questioning about a Duffy dinner and alleged alcohol on board. Witnesses mention whisky beer champagne and a claimant admitting suppressed details while authorities discuss limits set by militaries and the port of Manito.
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Newark
Trevenie
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Dente
Leon A. Cromony
Morocco
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Hive
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Soldier believed dead sends his body home in error
The War Department reportedly told Philip's father that Philip Philips was alive. The family prepared for a funeral after a long wait for his death notice. At Chateau-Thierry in 1918 he was wounded thrice and survived with multiple scars. Only four of 25 from his company returned.
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Smith Orders Lid on Gaming At Saratoga
Governor announces new commissions and appointments including Arthur I B Smith of New York to lead a child welfare law commission with members George Gillespie Mary Kavanaugh Irving Pet and others. Dr George J Bisher is reappointed to the City Military Tax Commission duties in New York.
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Dane
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New York
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Mufaley
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George J Bisher
City Military ‘Teng Commission
You Lie Croker Tells Son and Wife Attack The Court
The trial recounts Croker defending himself as his son attacks his wife. Testimony details internal family strains, financial stakes, and parental support. The proceedings focus on credibility and the possibility of alimony or support adjustments amid dispute.
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Widow Seeks Higher Weekly Allowance From Estate
Mrs Hale asks Surrogate Court for a larger weekly allowance from the estate of her late husband, claiming $160,000 is involved and that the executor has mismanaged distributions. Attorney Wood Saltlown states the estate has been mishandled and Mrs Hale deserves greater support beyond the current allotment.
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Halstand
Mapyland
Wood Saltlown
Haleady
Alethe
Justice Appeals and Municipal Case Review Recount
A damaged regional docket recounts Justice Aron and Justice Todd presiding over a municipal appeal. It notes alleged corporate influence and legal challenges to a removal decision and the division’s handling of the case amid disputed votes and proceedings.
Snowfall and college reports mix in autumn news
Fragmentary OCR notes describe snow events near Cambridge and Harvard College, with mentions of a storm at Harvard Valley and a law case, plus a Belgian ambassador visit and a Polish Day proclamation in Washington. The garbled text references Marte, Carter, and Albany in a scattered national notices section.
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de Waall
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Amboswular
Theater closed for ignoring film ban order
Harris Theater faced license revocation after listing owners Renyn Co and Aysionic Films failed to halt a shown picture deemed offensive by Commissioner Gilchrist. Patrons confronted staff as two young men sought a restraining order to stop enforcement, but the action proceeded.
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Aysionic Films Compan
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Gilcheist
Rabbi Sent to Prison for Selling Poison Whisky
Rabbi Jasob Radowite was sentenced to three years in prison for selling poisonous wood alcohol whisky. A customer was blinded by the tainted fluid. The court described the case as serious and aimed to set an example for the congregation amid the judge’s remarks.
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Moss
Murphy Nile
House Won’t Act on Senate Armenia Mandate Refusal
Washington June 4 Republicans decided not to act on a Senate mandate regarding Armenia. Foreign Affairs Committee members reported divisions over yielding to Armenia policy, hoping not to alienate sympathizers in the Democratic and Armenian factions. The panel warned action would appear partisan and affect President Wilson’s authority.
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Indios Turn to Aviation Amid Osage Wealth and Dances
Osage Nation, richest in the world, diversify wealth from oil and gas on their lands in Oklahoma. Royalty payouts reach 20 million dollars biannually, funding travel and car ownership. At the annual stomp dance in Amie the Osage attracted visitors from nearby nations, many arriving by air or chauffeured cars as modernization turns into a social spectacle.
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Talea
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Otage
Senate approves postal raise pay increase bill now goes to the president
The Senate adopted the conference report on the postal employees pay increase effective July 1 and sent the measure to the President. In Rome, Veber and others discussed ministerial changes while France named a new interim labor minister and others assigned to public works.
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5 400 Hello Girls Transferred to New York Since 1919
Syracuse Corporation Counsel E H Lewis criticized New York Telephone Company for costs to move operators from outposts to New York City to relieve a trade shock. Public Service Commission chair questioned proveability of high weekly costs versus cheaper options as NYC growth rose from 3 800 to over 14 000 employees in months. Witnesses discussed earnings, expenses, rate making, and depreciation amid pressure to relocate staff.
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New York Telephone Company
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Prevost Guilty of Stanley Brown Murder in Circuit Court
Judge Lamb presides as Lloyd Prevost is found guilty of first degree murder in the case of A Stan Brown son of a wealthy car manufacturer. Jury deliberated about three hours. Judge calls for possible perjury investigation and hints at future grand jury if prosecutors fail to act.
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Castelnau and Lyautey to be named marshals
Paris reports General Edouard de Castelnau and General Louis Lyautey to be named Marshals of France by President Poincare on July 14. The Matin notes the action follows calls that Castelnau had been overlooked and cites Joffre and Petain previously cited in discussions. Castelnau sits in the Chamber of Deputies. Lyautey rose to fame as Governor of Morocco.
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Morocco
Smoot imposes limits on congressional printing runs
Senator Smoot of Utah, head of the Senate committee on finance, announced limits on print runs for The Congressional Record due to paper shortages. He said the short supply would curb the number of copies printed for members and reduce the distribution of pamphlets and studies to a single senator at a time.
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Woman Killed By Truck In Brooklyn Street Rundown
In an early morning incident, Katherine Wt. Qwonty-one of 158 East Forty-eighth Street died after being struck by a truck driven by Mus Ruden of AT Hast Math Street. Her companion was injured and taken to Bellevue Hospital. The truck owner is Hand T. Now. Witnesses and police are investigating the scene at 403 East, 108th Street.
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East Forty-eighth Street
Obscure Brooklyn murder case shocks 1912 city
Frank Punseo 88 held without bail in Bridiy Misa court after police allege he killed his wife Teveina. The arrest followed a July 20 discovery at their farm residence along 216th Avenue. The victim was found with a throat wound in a Sit Ninth Seventh Street dwelling in Honoulus.
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