Birth Meeting Sparks Political Protest In Union Square
Wealthy lawyer, editor wife of Masses, and May Bartman figure in a dramatic bail scene at Bolton Hall. A warrant was served after a day of public forum in Union Square where speakers criticized literature distribution and a mass meeting supported by Kenna Goldman sponsors.
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Bolton Mall
Tes
May Bartman
Bolion
Kenna Goldman
Win Lethebay
Union Square
Sweeting
Ben B Reitman
Swann
Hosn Vastor Stokes
Iliz
Carnegie
Notre
Hall
Three More Anti Garbage Watchmen Kidnapped
Thirty men seized guards on Prall's Island near Staten Island amid a plan to force arrest of individuals connected to a garbage disposal plant project. Doyle, attempting to push the plant forward, faced a tense standoff as authorities prepared warrants and the grand jury weighed charges.
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Prall
Doyle
Staten
Jan Luke Teienuts
Nyanya
Jorge Turnan
Staten Island
Mistry
Fach
Tiernan
Richmond
Bureau of Fire Prevention
Borough Provident Vejeet
Woman Cleared Hallway Drama In Hotel Scene
Mra Hart testified that her husband alleged a coronation clash. She claimed she horsewhipped Wy Ibert J. Mart after a hotel dispute. The testimony described threats and a demand for exps tion while the couple argued amid a crowded environment.
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Hart
Ibert J. Mart
Sigerstet
Vanicu
Will of Colonel Borup Reveals Wife, Arctic Links to Grave Relic
The 1910 death of Miss Anna Hinronge Faulkner is tied to Colonel Henry Borup's will filed in Surrogates' Court. He directs placing a greenland boulder and a small stone from Crocker Land at his son's grave, with a statue of Miss Faulkner, and details about his wife Florence Faulkner Borup and the Arctic expedition era.
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Anna Hinronge Faulkner
Mise Alston
Henry Borug
Mint Faulkner
Baris
Horup
McPerlach
Histingeon-the-Hadeou
Florence Faulkner Roeup
Fost
Wea
Moray
Admiral Peary
Canada
Olanel
Mids
Youtkiwr
Catone
Eswald Donald H. Macmillan
Uring Buck
Greenland
bin Son
Yale
Tha Testatue
Avene Anil
Amwetean Visa Emoirleal Society
Colyeal Barun
Fiip
Tim Bull
Atlee Yvette Hori
Orup
Lawyer Accused of Tricking Man Over Share in Judgment
Cornelus Deincoth, window cleaner, claims he was duped by attorney J. W. Clausen of 35 Wall Street into paying 800 for his share of a $15,272 judgment. The case, evolving through the Supreme Court to the Court of Appeals, centers on a disputed fee and alleged misrepresentation as the parties pursued partial settlements and appeals.
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Cornelus Deincoth
Cuwillee Hotel
Injarces
Wall Street
Walacolls
Court of Appeals
Tlm
Wil Qwele
Wvmre
Hughess Court
Ubewaen
uMce
Joe Ephie
Bee Pkineps
Diripeull
Court of Appele
Clausen
Ted
Korn
Kaye Clausen
Enel
Lever
Twin babies found on front porch in Wametown
A man at 22 Commonwealth Avenue discovers twin babies in a basket on his porch. A milk bottle tag from Sloane Hospital for Women New York identifies the hospital and the twins. Police investigate the mother Lena Morgan claimed dead relative left her with no home since November.
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Wametown
Jobo Godteyy
Albert A. Wilcox Dead in Paterson Community
Albert A. Wilcox, a longtime Paterson resident of thirty nine years born in New York City, died at age fifty five. He studied law, practiced in Paterson, and was connected with the local bar association. Survived by his widow and a daughter, with services planned in New Jersey.
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Waterson
Judune
Albert Ava Witorn
Paterson
Frelith
York City
Wloas
Tritta League
Kann Jun
Arcola Counter Club
Hie Widuw
Doe Gaughter
Imu
Old Couple Finds Roost On Tenement Roof in New York
Benjamin and Rolle, aged eighty three and eighty seven, live on a tenement roof at 11 Kayart Street after fleeing their Nereng Rudnin home. Neighbors report the pair lack food, aided by their daughter Mrs Reske E. Mawala who resides on the top floor. Mrs Haerix, a factory worker, implicated the children for neglect. district attorney Kaminsky will decide if the children must contribute to support.
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Houjamin
Rete Shwitaky
Ttin
Tittle
Nereng
Rudnin
Beniamin P
Rolle
Pat Eapriciywa
Kayart Street
Win
Xfelter Net Uyren
Reske E. Mawala
New York
du Haerix
Contrivmuer
Harris Teft Ther
Asalataut
Alexandre H. Kaminsky
Caing
Albert Kruger
Tome of the Daughters of Jacob
East Broadway
Kaminsky
Kruger
Lave
Representative asks Wilson to aid Jews in Russia policy
London report cites President Condifinny in Russia Workington on June 11 as urging broader postwar relief for Jewish communities. Lonion New York official and Mrme dent Witeon trolley advocate tinker own community aid. Prescient promised action toward more liberal treatment of Italian Jews after the war.
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London Telly
Condifinny
Russia
Workington
Lonion
New Yorks
Wilson to Stand Pat on Mexico Diplomats Weakened
President Wilson plans no immediate note on Mexico as officials seek to hamper Pan American unity. State and War departments report no troop movements toward Mexico and aim to avoid provoking Carranza while delaying decisive action.
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Wilson
Pat
Mexico
Washington
Wile
le Haliend
Uhw
Ani War Departmants
Namibers
Cradtion
Wacom Slichmont
Anueekon
Diplomatie Eir
Fardeh Weente
Mesjon
United Crate
South
Ammerine
Megica
Europe
Carma
Edwards
Front Sea Teg
Acapaler
Nysannorton Wlhost
Shevien
Perted Staut
Rune
Muntores
Indicted banker Kobre spoke of death by own action before trial
Max Kolier, a banker, faced prosecutors claiming he could not endure the case. He was found dead in a center, with threats overheard to a witness. A deputy asked why he remained quiet as the prosecution pressed questions. The narrative mentions attempts to intimidate witnesses.
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Max Kolier
Hankne
Sin
Cetler Os
Sunilayr Marine
Minanet
Ainerney CI
J. Toraphinn
Nba Pnet
Willi
Contested Life Policies Lift Bank Dividends
In a testimony fragment Mr Tompkins discusses undisputed life policies on Kobre amounting to about 340000 dollars. The settlement terms for the New York branch would raise dividend deposits to ten percent while the Brownsville branch under Brooklyn Federal Church arrangements would settle at about ninety percent.
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Tompkins
Brownrville
Brooklyn Federal Church
Lawyer Seeks 300000 Damages Over Disbarment Conspiracy
Attorney Benjamin Oppenheim sues ex Metropolitan Traction directors claiming a conspiracy led to his disbarment years ago. He demands 400000 against the board and city leaders alleging persecution and a forged public fund scheme. The case names directors Farman Ryan Watney Widener Root Robinson and McCabe with Max Steuer for the defense. The trial mentions a supposed influence by appellate judges and a police officer under inquiry in Italy.
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Old Metropolitan Traction
Benjamin Opipenhole
Hme
Thyrmin
S Metropolitan Stent Railway Company
Ite Wily Uule
Taavid
Mooney
Ampenheim
Aluah
Pine Association
Oppenheim
Shuree
Oppenhch
In Justice of
Ives
Peteosino
Alan
Italy
Iang
Republicans Win in Norwich Connecticut Mayor Election
Republicans swept Norwich in the biennial mayoral race on June 5, retaking control of the city government. Allyn Brown, Republican, defeated Democrat Henry Gebrath for the city’s top post in a tight contest.
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Norwich
Conn
Repubieaa
Eye
Allyn Brown
Henry Gebrath
Soak the Roads Labor Stand Ends in Pay Dispute
At a railway workers conference in New York City, yardmen pressed for higher pay, seeking 4 for eight hours or 7 for twelve, up from 4 for twelve. Engineers criticized schedules, noting crews have been underpaid for years while rail companies push longer runs. Discussions to continue later today.
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Elisha Lee
Stone
Mr. Lee
Mr. Stone
10000 Garment Workers Patrol Before Shops
Ten thousand members of the strike garment workers union patrolled yesterday before the shops. About ten men of the unions also marched along Fyith Ave toward Forty-second Street to Pours.
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Strik- Ine Garment Workers Union
Fragmented OCR hears the closs maken huttle sone
A garbled OCR paragraph mentions a Monamewrinr picket faree and Wur Over. It hints at a debate or controversy with a ceremony and possible agreement. Names and places are largely unreadable, leaving only hints of civic or organizational involvement and tension.
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Bend
Shthelsman
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