Mayor Gaynor Skips Parade Reviewing Brooklyn Sunday School Walk
The Brooklyn Sunday School union marked its eighty fourth Anniversary Day with a May walk and a Prospect Park parade. John Wanamaker reviewed the vast procession after Mayor Gaynor failed to appear at the Union League Club luncheon. Over 48 Sunday schools participated, led by Herbert R. Brush, with divisions and reviewing officers among guests including McAneny, Steers, Connolly, and Cadman.
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Brooklyn
Jessona
Eine Sonics
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Herbert R. Brush
Gaynor
Union League Club
William Berrl
John Wanamaker
Boroveh
McAneny
Steers
Connolly
Cromwell
8. Parkes Cadman
ER Carhart
Moratio
Kine
Timothy Te Woodruff
Cropeey
J. H. Mounds
Naval
F. J. Ho K
Dillon
Police Department
Luther B. Wilson
Bia
Prospect Park
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gregg Chapel
Cuyler Church
Cumberland Street
East Meadow
Union Street
24 Street
Sunset Park
Greenpoint
Ridgewood
Bay Ridge
Coney Island
Thera
Steel prices vary by buyer in government inquiry
In a government inquiry into United States Steel Corporation pricing, Percival Roberts Jr. testified that prices were not uniform and split between market and buying and selling rates, dependent on buyer credit. He said publicized prices by Gary and Farrell were not known to him and warned against a price war risking ruin for both large and small firms.
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United States Steel Corporation
Jude Jacob M. Dickinson
Percival Roberts, Jr
Dickinson
Mr. Roberts
Judes Elbert H. Gary
James A. Farrell
Roberts
Highwaymen Shoot Pedler in Hallway Attack
Pedler Michal Terranova of No East 12th Street was wounded in the thigh by highwaymen while en route to market with employer Angelo Messina. The two assailants fled after a revolver fired in the hallway of No 0 East 12th Street. Terranova was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
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Pedler
Michal Terranova
East Lith
Bellevue ‘Hospital
Angelo Messina
East 12Th Street
Terranova
Four Men Charged With Conspiracy in Levine Slaying Inquest
Four men Minsky Horowitz Pinitsky and Perlmutter faced charges of conspiring to kill Max Levine a 24 year old driver shot to death in an East 18th street apartment on April 12 A fifth man Terry Davis was identified as the shooter Perlmutter testified Davis fired twice While Horowitzs counsel alleged third degree interrogation the District Attorney’s office denied the claim Deacon Murphy led the prosecution in the inquest proceedings
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Nea
Terry Davis
Terimutter
Davis
Levine
Morontte
George Simpson
No. 61
Park Row
Horowita
Deacon Murphy
Murphy
Levy Rebuked by Justice Delany in Jury Question
Justice Delany rebuked Assemblyman Aaron J Levy for an improper question to a prospective juror in a $25,000 damages case, James Gray v. American Express Co. and James Fagan. Milburn complained after Levy asked about a casualty company. case moved to another court portion for trial.
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June J. Vets
Supreme Court
Aaron J Levy
Judiciary Committee
Tammany Irader
Assembly
James Gray
American Express Company
James Fagan
Express Company
Assemblyman Levy
John G. Milburn
Hartford Insurance Company
Rue
Emparel & Jury
Levy
Milburn
Assemblyman
Talesman
Justice Delany
Lavy
Box Board Club In Court Pleads Not Guilty
Judge Mayer overruled the demurrer on the Sherman law challenge as eight members of the Eastern Box Board plead not guilty to a charge of restraint of interstate trade and foreign commerce. Defendants include Emmons Bryant Tad dock Short Williams Newman Howard Richardson and Schletter. The judge held the terms conspiracy and combination describe a single crime of conspiring to impair competition to the extent of restraining interstate commerce.
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Julius M. Mayer
Eastern Hox Board
Hub
No. 2
Church Street
William € R. Emmons Bryant
Henry J. Taddock
Samuel A. Short
Charles Willams
Laula Newman
William Howard Richardson
Henry Schletter
Mayer
Teachers for playgroundsPark Board hears efficiency pleas
The Park Board heard members of the City Playground League and other groups press for higher standards for playground instructors. Proposals include character certificates high school diplomas or equivalents and normal training and experience. Three instructor grades were suggested junior assistant director 20 dollars yearly salary assistant director 800 to 1000 head director 1200 to 1600.
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Park Board
City Playground
Leipzig in Harlem Court clears man accused of robbery
Abraham Leipzig, a retired merchant living at Chatham Square Hotel, was released by Magistrate Barlow after arraignment on May 4 for dragging Mrs. Pearl Weinrich into a railway at Jist Street and St Nicholas avenue and robbing her. The court accepted proof he was in his attorney's office at the time.
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Abraham Leipzig
Chatham Square Hotel
Barlow
Harlem Court
Pearl Weinrich
Jist Street
St Nicholas Avenue
Leipzig
Tme
Weinrich
Maxwell resents bad spelling charge in public schools
City Superintendent William H. Maxwell challenges a school inquiry committee's public display of teacher letters showing simplified spelling. He defends the great body of teachers as cultured and careful, while noting some errors may stem from careless penmanship rather than spelling.
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William H. Maxwell
Board of Katiinate
Maxwell Wii
Marta J
Tadien
Tnis
Spelling errors among thousands of teachers questioned
Officials say among about 20 000 teachers principals and superintendents believe spelling mistakes due to arclese are rare and do not reflect public teaching standards. A S Hervey, a board of examiners member, noted a chance of a non spelling capable candidate entering the system but said efforts seek to weed them out.
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Sehools
A. S. Hervey
Board of Examiners
Miss Anne Morgan Sails as Brother Delays Liner Farewell
Miss Anne Morgan boards the French liner France bound for Havre while her brother, Morgan, arrives in a touring car causing a delay at the pier. The Morgan family friend group, including Elizabeth Marbury, accompanies the farewell as the ship prepares to sail.
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Jop
Morgan
Mies Anne Morgan
France
Havre
Weasel
Ples
Slater
Maren
ACHAE
Mr. Morgan
Nite
White Star Pier
Mead
Kearney Warren
Seare Ead
Manny Fearn
Cedric
Elizabeth Marbury
Iisle de Woile
Ans Avara
Mad Dog Routs Fans At Volo Grounds
A dog rampage at the Volo Grounds caused a stampede as crowds fled. A bystander was shot in the arm by a stray bullet after a man hurled a lamppost shield. the boy Vincent Cruise was treated for a superficial wound at Harlem Hospital.
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Polo Grounds
Antmat
Volo
Eighth Avenue
Fumble
Vincent Cruise
Berkman Avenue
Bronx
Harem Hospital
Two Employes Held for Robbing R K Fox
Richard K Fox, famed publisher of The Police Gazette, reports losses totaling up to 75000 dollars amid alleged thefts by two trusted staffers George A Oxx and Alfred Chudoba arraigned in General Sessions Judge Foster presided with bail set for each The scheme reportedly used dual accounts including a special account tied to real estate returns and the general business account Investigations reveal missing coal and auto ownership hints that spurred Fox to suspect transactions may have spanned months or years.
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Richard K. Fox
Police Gazette
George A. Oxx
Alfre Chudoba
Foster
Oxx
Chadota
Fox
Mitehard H. Ellison
Grand Jury
O's
Atfred Hevlohn
Fos
Chudoba
Morris Kornig
Jude Foster
Koster
Oxe
Chudeba
F.C Oxx
Tothatrent
Chudeta
East Ath Street
Brooklyn
Park Board to Submit Four Landscape Architect Candidates
Park Board will present four candidates for landscape architect to Mayor Gaynor today, selecting from a field reduced from ten. Six were eliminated after yesterday’s meeting, with Commissioner Eliot of Queens objecting. Stover defended the board’s authority while Higgins opposed the interpretation. Eliot urged extending power to the landscape architect who vetoes plans, a stance Stover labeled contemptible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Gaynor
Charles Downing
Eliot
Queens
Stover
Higgins
Bronx
Nower
Commianioner
Mayor Gaynor Defends Nonfree Classical Concerts
Mayor Gaynor states the city should not fund free classical concerts, arguing most people prefer light tunes and opera is understood by few. He cites Rufus Choate and Collins to illustrate his point and says current finances cannot support grand opera.
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Gaynor
Turkey
Rufus Choate
Willam Collins
Henrietta Spader
West Set Street
Deay
Milton
Collins
Heavenly Maid
Greece
J. Gaynor
Milton Aborn
Sargent
New Centrury Opera Company
Mayora
Aborn
Kellese Baird
Century Opera Company
Arnold Volpe
Volpe Symphony
Iso
Stover
No fireworks on Fourth as committees cut back celebration
The Fourth of July planning bodies led by Mayor Gay’s committee voted to eliminate fireworks and reallocate the 6 pound 00 shillings appropriation. Funds will support electrical illumination, school activities, 10000 color Gettysburg addresses for children, pins for participants, medals and programs, with separate sums for Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens, and Richmond chairs. The City Hall celebration and music budget remain, with Professor Fleck advancing the musical carnival.
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Gaymore
Board of Estimate
William A. Johnston
WII
William H. Maxwell
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
James E Sullivan
Ffty
Henry T. Fleck
Barefooted George Winfeld Helps Capture Robbers at Carding House
George Winfeld of West 524 Street fought through nose and head wounds to aid in capturing James Millie and Walter at the same address after a night alarm in his room at the carding house. Millie and his wife fled but escaped. Winfeld states he woke to find them near his savings and confronted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winfeld
West 524
James Millie
Walter
Mary Millie
Mille
Winfield
Winfeld
Millie
Serges and Travel Gear Advertised for Winter Shopping
A vintage ad from 1 Warren St. and 13th Stand promotes serge suits priced 18 to 40 dollars with a tel serge suit option. It also advertises duster goggles gauntlets travel gear and luggage for motorists and travelers.
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Tammany Assemblyman
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Maxwell
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Miss Anne Morgan
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SunDay’s Tribune
R. K. Fox
Mayor Pens Philippi
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Baird
Volpe
Tome Row
Rocks Perr Company
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York
Ny Empire
Billie Burke
Amazon
Cathar
Criterion
Robert Hilliard
Hudson
Richgirl
Fulton
Richard Bennett
the Master Mind
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Liberty
Fritzi Schefer
England
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Seaia
Erie
McBride & Co
Broadway
Tyson
Varia
Fitince
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Belasco
ASTOR
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Adriane
New Featurs
Ba Hooudim
Neta Daily
Mal Li
Hor Keay
Harlem
Mil ‘Peat
Ba Hk
Patron Fox
Ninth Avenue
Philippine Society
Ole
Philipping Society
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Weil Sigg Egan
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