Basin Chooses Diplomats for High Posts Abroad
President Wilson announced a slate of ambassadors and ministers to key capitals including McCombs to France Gerard to Spain Penfield to Italy Stovall to Switzerland and McAlpin to the Netherlands The selections aim to modernize diplomacy with possible picks for Belgium Persia and Costa Rica while Morgenthau and Page were also mentioned by sources The Capitol visit disrupted by an locked door highlights secrecy around appoints and the need for Senate confirmation.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Witten
Capitol Tate
Senate
W. F. McCombs
Pers
Charles W. MecAlpin
Princeton University
Netherlands
Joseph FE. Willard
Virginia
Belgium
Jefferson
Colorado
Argentina
Henry Morgenthau
Constantinople
Thomas Nelson Page
Coionel Thomas Birch
New Jersey
Persia
F. Lpach
Minnesota
J. E. Lamp
Indiana
Justice Gerard
Rome
Gerard
Madrid
Congress
Tumulty
Bieneseet
Mayoralty Front Run Opens as Hitman Case Stirs City
Local page reports a mayoral race opening with a hitman inquiry affecting the campaign. A suspect is linked to a political figure while legal matters unfold. Aldermen set to vote on Waldo June 17 as other notes cover community events and school matters.
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Mhitman
Pel
Glink
Eareiea Wonder
Boy
Cobelan
Waldo
Pines
Weil
R. K. Fox
Judge Noyes Resigns Over Salary Sufficiency
Walter C. Noyes of the Sd Judicial Circuit resigns, citing a $7,000 salary as inadequate to support his family and cover rising education costs for his children. Wesson accepts the resignation amid a report from New London Connecticut.
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Noyes
Wees Rimnios Riemann
Wreentibens Wesson
Walter C. Noyes
Sd Judicial Circuit
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
New London
Conn
Johae Noyes
Cox Freed On Indictment Misapplication Charge
George B. Cox and four directors of the Cincinnati Trust Company were cleared under Judge Caldwell's ruling in Common Pleas Court. The indictment charged misapplication of $262 deposited to back Ford & Johnson Hate Company securities. The judge found no proven loss to the bank. attorneys plan an early hearing on the misapplication claim.
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Cincinnati
Fnrough
Caldwell
The
Common Pleas Court
George B. Cox
Cincinnat Trust
O. V. Parrish
NS Keith
FR 4Wiliams
Charles H. Davis
Oadain
Wwere
Ford & Johnson
Cox
Bryan Bouquet Her Last Secretaries Cousin Collapses
Mrs. Emile Fen, a cousin of Secretary of State William J. Bryan, collapsed while picking posies in Mount Vernon. She died yesterday at forty, a noted Baptist church worker, and daughter of David Bryan who served in the New York Herald press department.
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Emile Fe.n
Mount Vernon
Willam J. Bryan
Nelisen
Sne
David Bryan
New York Herald
Auto Test Costs Fingers In Corona Doctor Injury
Dr William Campbell of Corona Queens Borough suffered the loss of two fingers on his right hand when testing a running automobile engine in his home garage. Two colleagues at Flushing Hospital amputated the crushed digits after the accident occurred yesterday. He is about thirty years old and a member of the hospital staff.
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Corona
William Campbell
Corona Areae
Queens
Flushing Hospital
Campbell
Ing
House to be Gold Plated in San Francisco
The House of the Eaves of Gold is expected to receive today's probable designation as the new home of James H. Flood in the fashionable city quarter. The steel and Vermont marble structure will feature a beaten bronze cornice and a thin gold lining over a pale lattice, according to today’s published specifications.
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San Francisco
James H. Flood
Comstock Lodge
Eugenics Debate Draws New York Ministers Use of Unfit Marriages
New York ministers push eugenics at meetings in West End Presbyterian Church and Plymouth Church with speaker Richard Bennett of the Damaged Goods company. The Liberal Ministers' Association and Brick Presbyterian Church back the issue. Episcopal General Convention to address eugenics questions in October.
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New York
A. E. Kelgwin
West End Presbyterian Church
Amsterdam Avenue
16 Street
Richard Bennett
Damaged Goods” Company
Newell Dwight Hyllis
Plymouth
Episcopal General Convention
Episcopal Committee
Eggs high at Egg Harbor try scene
Game Warden William Loder cruising near Little Beach today observed two men piling eggs along the shore. He pursued by launch, found a basket with thirty eight eggs on an island, and placed the men J Hammell and his son of Absecon under arrest for alleged egg theft with a twenty dollar fine per egg.
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Kez Harbor
N. J
William Loder
Little Beach
J. Hammell
Absecon
Ander Arent
Birl Mill Striker Hannah Silverman Faces Jail Demand
Paterson New Jersey June 5 Hannah Silverman seventeen year old striker was sentenced to twenty days in jail for disorderly conduct amid trials of forty strikers including Marty Price found guilty of assault and battery. Price faces three months or more in prison. Sentences mark four convictions in the strike. A writ of certiorari was sought to win release before Saturday demonstration.
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EP Tolverand
Tribune
Paterson
N. J
Coonsel
Court of Quarter Sessions
Hannah Silverman
Recorder Carroll
Marty Price
Price
Nesault
Hannah
New York
Madison Square Garden
Afteen
Dexter & Laimberteile
Shaw
Quinlan
Tresca
Lessig
Miss Flynn
Wilson
Helen Keller
Gompers in Critical Condition in Washington
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor lies in a critical condition at Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital and will undergo a serious operation for mastoiditis tomorrow morning. He was brought from Atlantic City Tuesday night after a relapse. Dr Henry Polkinhorn will perform the operation and notes the labor leader's general physical condition is grave. A nurse remained at his bedside through the night as hospital staff attended.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Episcopal Eye, Ear
Atlantic City
Henry Polkinhorn
Gompers
Wilson at Spelling Bee Sees Statesmen Beat News Paper Men
A National Press Club spelling bee in Washington pitted thirty contestants from News paper Men and state officials against each other. Representative Frank Br Willis of Ohio won after Senators Poindexter and Willis were the last standing with Poindexter misspelling hydrocephalus.
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National Press Club of
Frank BR. Willis
Ohio
Wilson
Uryan
David F. Houston
Poindexter
Willis
Mell wills large trusts to churches colleges and relatives
Mary B Pell's will filed in Surrogates Court leaves 200000 to the Reformed Church in America Rutgers College and Columbia University each, plus sizable trust funds for 21 servants and various relatives. The Met Trust Co. is executor, with Broadway Cortlandt Street properties appraised at 144000 and residuary shares go to three cousins.
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Rutgers College
Columbia University
Mary B. Mell
Pell
John H. Pell
Riverside Drive
Mary K. Zabriskie
Monuel
Heidget Clark
Mise Clark
Broadway
Cortianistre
Metropolitan Trust Comespany
Mike Mary Eo Zaxbriskie
Church
College and University
Reformed Church
Wessels Memorial
Theological Seminary
New Brunswick
Rutgers
Columbia
Pell Hall
John NM. Pell
Cortlandt Street
Francis Wergels Demarest
Ssi Tee
Coenties
Church For
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Frederick Beard
Matilda B. Rinuvelt
Everett L. Zabriskie
Woman Aviator Killed In Paris Flight Tragedy
French airman Auguste Bernard and passenger Mme Rose Amicel died when Amicel’s skirt tangled in the ship’s lever connections during a Buc aerodrome flight. The crash at altitude shattered the machine, raising aviation fatalities to 274 overall and six among women. The prior woman killed was Miss Harriet Quimby at Atlantic, Mass., near Boston, on July 1, 1912.
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Tne
Auguste Bernard
Mme
Rose Amicel
Buc
Mme. Ambcel
Aviation
Ambel
Harriet Quimby
Atlantic
Mass
Boston
Patriotism Spurs Strike At Fletcher Boilermakers
About 150 workers at Fletcher Tron Works Hoboken quit after refusing to work under an English foreman accused of insulting the American flag. The foreman had previously left for Canada, boasted of British allegiance, and was reinstated this week, prompting the mass walkout.
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Fletcher
Fletcher Tron Works
Hoboken
Fletcher's
Canada
Naked Truth design chosen for German editors monument
The Naked Truth sculpture by Professor Wilhelm Wandschneider was accepted as the monument design for the Preetorious Schurz Daenzer Memorial Fund honoring three German American editors. Adolphus Busch had previously objected, but the directors approved the final plan after the Berlin-based sculptor and his wife arrived to claim the prize money of 23 000 dollars from a 30 000 dollar fund.
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Wandschneider
Berlin
Bomb in Washington Street cheese blast targets firms
A bomb exploded on the second step leading to the basement at No 268 Washington Street in the fruit district, damaging woodwork and shattered glass at Jacob Lipman & Co and Garlick & Co while a twelve pound Edam cheese landed intact on the first floor. Patrolman Atchman stood nearby and saw no approach before the blast. the basement housed Rongiorne Zammature an importer of ration products. The estimated damage was about $109.
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No. 268
Washington Street
Fruit District
Jacob Lipman & Co
Garlick & Co
Rongiorne Zammature
Alchman
Greenwich Street
Atchman
Honeymoon in the Desert: Tos and Bride Camp in Egypt
Charles A. Tos, New York manager for a local firm, and his bride Miss Charlotte Mc Ginn of New York arrived aboard the steamship Canopie. After marrying in February they sailed for the Mediterranean and spent their honeymoon camping in the Egyptian desert with camels and a heavy guard.
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TeleRthy Ewneri Dane
Boston
cCharles A. Tos
New York
Canopie
White Star Line
Mr. Tost
Charlotte McGinn
Mediterranean
Egypt
Cairo
Great Bear Spring Water Adverts in Case Promotion
An OCR fragment notes Great Bear Spring Water offered at a price per case for glass-steppered bottling. The snippet hints at a promotional ad, listing packaging and likely savings but lacks full details on size, quantity, or outlet.
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Great Bear
Court Ties Them Tighter in Divorce Case
Mrs. Marta Halstead sued her husband George W. Halstead for divorce. Justice Tompkins refused to grant either divorce. The Appellate Division unanimously sustained the ruling, keeping them legally married and “tied tighter together.” Neither can appeal, and no new suit is possible.
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Irving N. Tompkins
White Pining
Martan Halstead
George W. Halstead
Tompkins
Halstead
Mount Kisco
York
Paterson Probe Request Tied to West Virginia Inquiry
A petition to President Wilson and Congress asking a federal inquiry into Paterson textile conditions was sent to Washington by Frederick C. Howe. Signatories include John A. Fitch Amos R. Pinchot and Florence Kelley. Senator Martine said federal action would not help Paterson, since New Jersey’s civil courts handle the case.
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Wasminsinn
Senate
West Virginia
Paterson
N. J
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Frederick C. Howe
Peojes Institute
New York
John A. Fitch
Gaylord &. White
Amos RE. Pinchot
J. Howard Melish
John B. Andrews
American Association For Labor Legislation
Howard B. Woolston
Sociology
the City of New York
Freder Howe
The
People's Institute
Henry Moskowta
Madison Howe
John Haynes Holmes
Delos F Wilcox
Department of Industry
Survey
Bolton Hall
J. Aspinwall Hodge
John P. Peters
Percy Grant
Owen R. Lowjey
National Ciiter Commission
John Collier
Florence Kelley
Martine
New Jersey
Whitman Opens Bid for New York Mayoralty Nomination
District Attorney Whitman announced his candidacy for the mayoral nomination following a meeting with the Citizens' Democracy at the Criminal Courts Building. He stated he would accept a nomination from any regular organization and urged support to secure four thousand signatures. The group seeks to place Whitman before the voters as a candidate with independent and fusion backing, while Republicans weigh a straight ticket option if fusion fails.
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Whitman
Criminal Courts
Louis Wolfert
Grand Union Hotel
Wolfer
Mr. Wolfert
Whiteman
Henry M. Harris
Jacob G. Lazarus
Theodore Diebold
Thomas F. Thornton
Frank Donnelly
Isaac Newman
Moses Morris
Arthur J. Novle
Thomas F. Long
Fusion Committee
Eity
Gaynor
Citizens’ Committee
Tammany Hall
Manhattan Republican Club
23D Assembly
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