Unified city railroad plan aims to keep transit in city hands
The article details Col Wills fama's push for a continuous eighty five mile transit system with no new legislation or bondholder consent required. It cites Public Service Commission reports and expert examinations to claim Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Interborough structures compare favorably with other cities, while debating subway proposals and political support among Mayor, Controller, and board leaders amid a tense transit reform debate.
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Brooklyn
Willams
Public Service
Toy Bion J. Arnold
Btt
Interborough
Chicago
Tyme
Manhattan
Intrrborough-Metropetitian Company
Neverview Commission
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Mealas
Janed Wiesterborough
Broadiwey
Ilewery
Pechi Yy Able Public Service Company
Wille Jama
Sfble Borate
Wyltiama
Steers
Tirsokirn Repid ‘Teanalt Company
St le
Hneup
Naw
Board of Lessimate
Prendergatt
Mitchel
Board of
Aldermen
Aneny
Monbattart
Hranklyn Company
Greater
Iranch
Bam
Brockton Rand
Mr Steers Rebukes Borough President Over Attacks on Mayor
Affrea E Steers, a prominent figure in Hrawklyn politics, condemns attacks on Mayor Garnet as harmful. The piece reports on interlocking city disputes linked to Browkery Mapes and Travelt Company and references President Willems of Breekive Tani Trane amid municipal tensions.
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E. Steers
Senator Griffin pushes expedited subway inquiry in Albany
Senator Griffin announced plans to discharge the Senate Finance Committee to advance a resolution for a legislative investigation into why Triborough and BMT projects tied to subway contracts have not been awarded. He cited potential unfavorable contracts and rising debt as drivers, while noting constitutional amendment debates and a lengthy battle over funding for future pavement and condemnation cases.
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Jay Triestaph
Tribune
Albany
Nethee
Griffreight
Toomorrow
Senate Finanes Committee
New York City
Intephorough
Brooklyn
Senate
de Bayne
Supreme Court
Interborough Plan Bodies Named in Association List
Reed of the Hotel Association of New York writes to Mayer Grrpartshair man Willcox of the Public Serving Committee and Bosuuell President McAnens urging payment to the Interhormingh Company for a subway project. The executive committee names officers and members including Dress dene FA Mev Park Avenue Henrietta vice president George Senenes secretary A I Thuretem and others from major hotels and associations.
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Aseitation
New York
Mayer Grrpartshairman Willcox
Bosuuell Preadent McAnens
Rowrt
Estitante
Interhormingh Company
Interhormingh Company .the Nffloere
Dressdene
Park Avenua
Viresident
George Senenes
Victoria and
Morihoranel Bats
James Tenan
Knickerbocker Hotel
A. I. Thuretem
Exaritive
Wrederiek Storm
Dara
Miltahh E Wort
Ohio bribery case widens as Pomerene partner pleads guilty
In Ohio a partner of Senator Pomerene pleads guilty and signals broader bribery investigations. Attorney Turner and Attorney General Logan appear connected to weeks of inquiries. Legislator Owen J. Byars claims he was asked to help shield a probe, while others face grand jury testimony and potential indictments.
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Tunes
Turner
Logan Lave Ben Buping
Legislatrre
Owen J. Byars
Cane Frost
Uribe
Grand Jury
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Sistee Bane
Rowne
Starke
Wvaneeiether
Evans
Lothin
Senteire
Hegan Lite
Bretee
Benator Durnetene
Caluniae
Emir
aMiermonts
Laehtling Hee Tyre
Mie
Eyane
Magonists Attack in Altar District Near Compapin
Reported clash occurred Saturday in the Altar district near Compapin where Magonists and refugees clashed. The local district authorities claimed decisive action by security forces, with many captured or killed on both sides as fighting subsided.
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Madera
Altar District
Compapin
Wa Altay
Nartera
Ekirinieli
Madero Welcome Parade Draws Mixed Attitude In Capital
In Mexico City Francisca Madero enters the capital amid a wary crowd. Military bands will play the national hymn while some officials and reformists fear disorder as thousands line the streets. Plans call for Madero to ride at the head of a procession toward his home and address the crowd from a balcony, with various groups seeking to influence the reception.
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Francisca
Madero
Crtisan
Yinit
White Wells
Thorene
Dute
Ely
Mexican Plotters to Form New Party in New York
Reported leaders of a Mexican political faction plan to meet in New York City within two weeks to form a new party and launch a campaign for a Mexican president. Pineda and del Toru were said to have checked into a hotel. other fugitives and associates were noted to have arrived, with uncertain details about their intent and status.
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Tnx
New York City
Meateo
Pineda
del Toru
Tila
Jnne
Timarthur
Guillere
Tanda
Antonio
New York
Mgue
Paul Murede
Eamrlen
General Pryce Aims for Peninsula Independence
General Pryce leads Lower California forces seeking independence from Mexico. He asserts a separate Californian republic and plans to set up a political structure while transporting supplies to Juana Fort and defending territory against Mexican forces. The move risks military action and possible abandonment of key positions.
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Peninsula
Mexico
Priam
Libera Imeurcente
California
San Angeloa
Juabe
Minoumelie
Juana Forte
Pryes
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Auppert
Juana
Che
Assembly Passes Excise Reform Bills Amid Debate
The Assembly debated and passed several measures addressing excise law enforcement and municipal pensions. Bills included jury trial rights for an unlawful excise case, a fire safety protection bill, and a pension provision debated for underfunded retirees. Other actions involved a Bronx Valley Sewer Commission abolition and state agency reorganization. The Senate acted on a bureau shift and a retirement fund for teachers faced a delayed vote. Funding allocations for state institutions and Letchworth Village were approved, with final outcomes pending gubernatorial action.
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Aset
New York City
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Hoey
Inter
Assemblyman
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Peeston
Rome
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Fond
Eine
Foley
Smith
Senate
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Mount Vernon
Democrats Common Council
Yonkers
Merrit
Cireurme
A- Parker
Gittins
New York
New York States
Letchworth Village
Albany Assembly Defers Income Tax Resolution Vote
Six members of the Assembly Judiciary Committee discussed the federal income tax amendment and a state wide personal registration plan. With no quorum no motion was made, while Governor Dix aims to force a record on the issue and push for possible extraordinary sessions to address the federal income tax measure.
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Hernwae
T. Seterantram
Moe
Senate Finatine
Enaren
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Sesson
New York
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Morogh
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Kenliemet
Brooklyn
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Publi Sereiew
Crag
Senate
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Geelze
Eatcom Ie
Barnes
Aid Fenetor Prackett
Ttiierits
Fester
Hoow
Rey
Tnepublican Bengiors
Eas
Jenouigh Tetinerara
Cerfien
Renato
Roosevelt
Craig van Hot
Benaterr Stillwell
Tronix
Ile
Tome Wither Liemarrats
Democra A
Sengter Loomis
Benater Roosevelt
Orm
Hole
Manley
Plese Ent
Gapal Advisory Engineers
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Levy
Congress
New York State
Benare
Mieweire
State Civil Service Ruling Blocks Agent Transfers
The State Civil Service Commission denied William W. Percy’s transfer from competitive to exempt status as a special agent in the Taxish Department. The action follows recent dismissals and requires appointees to come from the competitive list, with the commission planning an appeal of Justice Rudd’s ruling on the transfers.
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Unanimous Veta
State Civil Service Commission
Willam W. Percy Bey
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Taeish
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Varley
Justice Rudd
Supreme Hort
Deane
Poison Ends Life Of Newark Family Member In Colorado
Charles Huntington Jackson, scion of a wealthy Newark family, died in Colorado after what authorities described as poison ingested at a mountain home near Horehshow Park. He was a Princeton graduate and Columbia Law alum living in Newark where his estate was run by Oliver W Jackson. The death marks the third bereavement in the family in two years, following the deaths of his mother and Philip Nye Jackson. A Colorado rector noted the corpse was found clean in the mountains within twenty four hours of his departure from Horehshow Park.
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Col
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Nody
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Columbia Law Seminal
Jersey City
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Rinemfeld Garman Theological Seminary
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Oliver W. Jackson
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Wall Street
Midelite Trial Company
Charles Huntington
Ronnell
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More Show Park
Bennett
Line to Chihuahua Open Reopens Fed Troop Route
A line from Tannes to Mesten City reopens, enabling federal troops and services to move. Thirteen hundred federal troops under General Luque depart for Lower California to join forces for suppression operations during the tense period.
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Mexton
Dhine J
Tannes
Mesten City
Hi Fuehtta
Hi Hushun
Tsureryis
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Luque
Eniaiyet
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Dey
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Federal judge rules on criminal liability of corporate entities
A federal judge today addresses recent Supreme Court decisions, stating that criminal responsibility extends beyond individuals to include parent corporations, agencies, and instrumentalities. The ruling discusses the reach of legal restraint and enforcement in corporate crime, citing Standard Oil and American Tobacco Company precedents and noting implications for trials in the U.S. District Court.
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Fe Mg B. Hoxd
United Sates
Tie Walt
Supreme Court Whitey
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Ilegal
Ema
Rector Jokes Organists At Grace Church Dinner
The Rev Tie Wrigley rector of Grace Church Brooklyn spoke at a dinner of the American Guild of Organists at the Hotel Amsonia. He urged high church ideals and cited a philosophical boy story to illustrate focus on music. Other speakers included City of New York figures and faculty from City College.
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Grace Church
Brooklyn
American Guild of Organista
Amsonia
Tie
America
Story
See
York
David Braham
Urala
Tree Tanglefoot cited as supreme tree parasite shield in pests report
A National Geographic excerpt on pests and parasites urges nationwide import inspections. It highlights Tree Tanglefoot as a highly effective, lasting protective treatment, preventing caterpillar damage and offering strong defense for trees against invasive pests, with emphasis on early and widespread application.
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Ohio
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