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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
20
A sprawling report details a Senate inquiry into influence operations and lobbying efforts tied to public policy. It names committees, witnesses, and potential conflicts, noting hearings on reform, campaign finance, and insurance groups amid pressure over legislative strategy.
A jumble of names from New York politics appears in a report detailing nominations and district lines. The piece references figures tied to Queens, Kings County and Brooklyn, with mentions of a tribal or party slate and potential contest outcomes.
Senate action blocks renewal of the arbitration treaty with Britain amid debate on the scope of arbitration and canal interests. Key figures including Chairman Hacon and Senator O’Gorman weigh in on whether the arbitration clause remains tied to other treaties and national interests.
Judge Swann suspended sentence for Peter Row after guilty plea to burglary. Roth firemi’s arson set fire at Riverside Hospital on North Brother Island, with Denartient arranging care. Letters to Swann show eighteen cents wage. Edward Kinball notes probation. Roth stole thirteen pairs of shoes from Aceh Butin & Co on May 5 after drinking and being drawn into crime.
June incident in Wathneford New Jersey reports Ketel of 47 Judge Road fell while alighting a train at Rutherford station. His foot was pulled under wheels as he slipped before the train stopped. Taken to General Hospital Passaic with injuries including possible fractures. Ketel is connected to Harence Wood, who three years ago shot himself at Rutherford Boat Club after killing a police officer and wounding several others.
Attorney General McReynolds outlines a plan to tax tobacco products and impose government control on manufacturing to force the dissolution of the trust. He warns that a pro rata stock distribution cannot fully dissolve the trust and that competition may not return, signaling potential government action under Sherman law.
Washington reports President Wilson nominated Warren Davis for the post of U S Attorney for the district of New Jersey. Democratic Senate leader Tayi introduced the nominee and backed Wilpon's administration while opposing Republican efforts.
A disrupted text suggests a nationwide contest linked to Taft's place with university graduates and faculty from Yale and other colleges. Mentions candidates, presidency, and a movement among graduates across the country, with named figures and institutions appearing in uncertain order.
Dr. Carrel travels abroad to continue experiments. Mowher of Rockefeller Institute will carry on research in France. The report notes shifts in supervision and potential collaborative efforts with French facilities.
Attorney General statements challenge statutory limits on local taxation and debt while lawmakers debate executive authority. Tangled remarks reference Home Rule powers, municipal funding, and Governor actions in shaping how cities may incur and manage public obligations.
In a telegram to Governor Sulzer, city officials and engineers debate home rule and lighting concerns. The exchange references the need to extend powers under general law to cover broader exigencies, arguing against reliance on special laws.
A Wormite Political Union gathering attracted over two hundred attendees in Queens County Courthouse area Lane teland City Oldtimers saw many present. Nora Blatell de Forest presided with speakers including Alice Winslow, Katherine Worrell, May Godden, Elizabeth McNatty, and Ber OC Willan. The program showcased marching figures from New York suffrage action and featured morale-boosting demonstrations and refreshments.
East Side civic group planned a dinner to honor former President McAneny on June 44 at the Open Hall. Speakers included William D. Wald, Mat warrior Flanny Morgenthau, Ray H. Tigers, Tavita Fade, and Dr. J Paul Abelvon in a show of community support.
A Cambridge youth, son of a Congregational pastor, completes Harvard College and Law School studies. He earns a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts at the same time, finishing at age eighteen just weeks before graduation. He passed entrance exams at thirteen and entered college within a year of that milestone.
A Madison Square-area pageant encounter raises compliance questions about child performers. Proceedings discuss safeguarding, parental permissions, and stage regulations amid disputes linked to the event.
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