City Protests Federal Hold-Up Over Public Works Easement
Government's rights are asserted amid protests over federal action delaying a key street and subway access project. The article traces delays by the Treasury, Public Service Commission, and related agencies, noting political maneuvering and potential cost impacts on a major building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Medresy
Tablle Service Commission
Treweary Department
Poe
Ham Q. Setietone
Treare Ccy
Romanlacion
Monre & Ee & Co
Toe
Eanalsern
Hee
Otminieion
Subway Structure Property Controversy and City Use
A 1920s government document analyzes the United States subway structure under a New York City property plot. It concludes no monetary damage to the government if the city compensates for additional construction costs, and contemplates transferring or using the site for a modern building and related city needs. Distinguished text references Roberson of a drug company and mentions parties in a federal property dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
City of
New York
Roberson
Dmugian Nabindon Thartes
Lirmen Company
Abel
Peerien
City of New York
Courteanis
Thik
Old joke earns 91313 in ticket broking case
Frederick V. Rullman estate seeks damages in a dispute about a joke act tied to a ticket broking business. John AW, manager for Rullinan, testifies that Rullinan laughed at the ticket operation during the hearing. The case centers on a September filing and the overall business dealings of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rullman
Frederick V. Rullhiin
John AW
Carl
Rullinan
Rullinen
Cart
City rail project sparks broad maths debate in nation
A chaotic city planning dispute unfolds over track reconstruction and future rail routes. Officials, researchers, and residents clash on funding, timelines, and impact as hearings proceed at a major park venue with W Nielsen and other civic figures weighing positions.
Oil Man Recruit of Alimony Club He Weds Burke
A tangled case opens with Burke accused of seeking arrest dismissal to protect alimony finances. The narrative follows court actions, potential arrest, and remarks on recovery while Burke denies wrongdoing and aims to resume business. The clash centers on family support and legal pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Ets
Sumuntton Fitilans
Peace message from Wilson to mids, wartime note
The text presents a garbled wartime speech attributed to Wilson urging the midshipmen toward the right, not mere punctilio, and stresses truth, duty, and public welfare. It mentions Navy figures, flags, and a vow to pursue liberty, with references to leadership and patriotism amid conflict.
28 Graduate Navy Class to Wed Amid Graduation News
A group of twenty-eight young Navy officers, newly graduated today, plan marriages soon after completing their course at the Naval Academy. The tradition of earlier delays after graduation has shifted, with many couples to wed in coming months. The ceremony and related social events draw attention from Washington and Annapolis circles as families note the widening pace of post graduation life.
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Dune
Naval Acaderoy
Marriel
Eradualian
Jal Permanentiry
Vince
Sripail
Shaikh Ame
Willa
Baewiced
Seduvey
Kosciusko
Washington
American
Poland
Germany
Anheuser-Busch
Death case reaches far with Holland aid request
A murky long Island murder case unfolds as Holland seeks aid to convict. A suspect Van der Pol travels after a friend's death, faces arrest in Tolland, and cites defense claims about Moyrinim von Shue. The fragmentary report ties Marinisen, Barville, and Sutton SME to the evolving inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Long Island
Kb Weittan
Greepe
Holland van der Pal
Mariniesen
Barville
van der Pol
Tolland
van der Pols
Moyrinim von Shue
Grerie
Divorce Claim Highlights Metropolitan Court Hearing
Fragmented OCR summary reports a divorce case with testimonies from a detective and witnesses including Marie Merwin and Miss Moran Weed. Proceedings reference a Klinimon van SenVeRtE officer and allegations surrounding a missing firearm and a shooting incident at a residence.
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Vertian Firawan & Cn
Gil Gaverat
Prinelow
Eee
Tanger Aprons
Walter Jaientens
Heather
Mr& Bohewimaker
Marie Merwin
Klinimon van Senverte Koisiee
Moran
Pieter
Canal honor gift to France at opening ceremony
In a formal ceremony at the canal site, a French official presented a steam launch to France in recognition of their work on the Panama Canal. The French envoy urged acceptance and praised the French role while the opening featured a place of honor for the gift and its donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Canal
Pranne
Panama Canal
Kewate
Avitammodie Jumerand Bax
Muravlof Jury Disagrees in War Crimes Trial
Jury splits over Muravlof case in a murky wartime trial. The article notes tension and questions about command loyalty, with the defense seeking acquittal and prosecutors pressing for judgment. Details on where the defendant was lured and the ambiguity surrounding Morayinen’s role are included.
Electric Workers May Extend Strike Across Industries
Delegates from sixty departments meeting among Westinghouse interests debated a possible extension of the strike to a broad range of industries. Leaders urged restraint and warned violence would draw a state militia. The union, including members from Kavli, Thompson plants, and related outfits, reported continued work at some sites while others held meetings urging workers to stay peaceful.
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Metallurgiy
Westinghouse
Alabe Gray
Atlegheny
Uihers
Karine Loth
Haw
Kavli Wad Biear Thompson Phinta Ot
Patuegin Steel Tara
Woman Leads Protest to Oppose Employment Agency Law
Mrs Pell, a prominent New York socialite, leads a protest against a proposed law she says would kill employment agencies. The gathering, joined by members of the United Improvement Association, targets federal regulation and the Labor Commission as it seeks stricter oversight of placement services.
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New York
United States
Kiernan
Ronnie Fope
Tha Khan
Charles Ftaine
Joely
Girl Mother Keeps Home Going Amid Low Wages and Unemployment
A 18 month old baby and a mother labor under severe hardship as the father and husband are both out of work. The article notes wages as low as 60 cents a day for women tailoring at home, with one provider recounting the struggle to feed and clothe a large family. A state commission on labor relations and various workers unions discuss prohibitions on distributing home-based work to laborers and call for reforms while testimonies describe the dire conditions and lack of steady income.
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Fia
Mary Minora
Mutherry
Nesland
Wired States Commission On Mass
Minera
Ornant
Trallay Hitaneh Nf
United Reatherhand
Vieitia
Ramimitsina
Austin B Garreteon
Commission
Brotherhood
Lyover
Harvard clubs name Colonel weighing governor race
Fragmented OCR presents a tale of Harvard clubs nominating a colonel for the governorship. Amid garbled phrases a political linkage surfaces with New England districts and mentions of Progressive factions and city figures. The piece hints at internal party maneuvers and endorsements in a tense electoral context.
Mother Jones Case Involving Bryan Reattien Tie
Fragmentary report describes a case linked to Mother Jones and Bryan with a tied issue, mentioning a referee and a Panashin government figure. It references the Central Labor Union, the Caistian Parliament, and a steamer on the Sound for Warewuver, suggesting a political labor context without clear resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Jones
Bryan
Reattien
Tine
Mother
Dhene
Awa Techter
Taurist
Ottavie
Ure Vayreieer
Central Labor Uaiow
Warewuver
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Board of Estimate
McAdoo
P. 0
Primate Deenet Grater
Keenegary Memmeo
Mark Wines
Ibriweh Syenee
le Koy
Stazkieme
Otter
CONIA
Ehrald
Wilken
Tyson
Feertom
Trrequiettiony
Porpecinaait
Zee Sars Traxseen
Dumningilale
Ben, Yeaa A
Hed
Wrigley's Spearmint
ePeerninen
Rusty
Aleraing
Pengeie
Wwe
Pala Otros
AL Vnl
Erie Toy de
Dew
Fae SF
Estimate Board
Central Park W. Line
HarenEn
UN Henrik
Kainiate
Wltar
Cage
Rome
Tanger
Ule Roth
Meg Hooker
Helen the Sane
Charles R. Burke
al Canpany
Katherine
Wilson
Midshipmen
I Gradiaras
Academy
Yatin
Armen
Gwen
Fletcher Mvvliatie
Vargarus
Inardard
Etatewmans
NAVY
John Paul Jones
F. L. Schoonmaker
Muravlof
Trunk
Fayi Watt Crewer
Sant Hing
Jordin
Morayinen
Shhoenfeld
Harvard
A. T. Perkins
St. Louis
Associated Body
Seanhin Lusiper
Pesking
St Louis
Clare
New England Dietriet
Diario
Eertral Tepeiek AL ME Albee
Veeinnat
Hearern
Stieritapalix
Btevtiern
Euripean Tati Fo Ue Indi
Hr Batted
Breretary
C. Hort
Minenpette Troisinon Tarmele
Herrick
Olrvnband
Perkins
Jowan Roosevelt
Moines
le Theodore
Faversur
Lavid
Earge W Derkins
Colonal Boonevelt
Meg Perkin
G. Altman & Co
Women's Ready
BH. Altman & Co
Betalph
Fifth Avene
34Th and
35Th Streets
Anheuser-Busch Agency
A. Busch Bottling Co
Brooklyn
Budweiser
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