Bolton Hall Held in Bail After Union Square Birth Control Protest
Bolton Hall and Ida Rawh were arrested after a mass meeting in Union Square tied to Emma Goldman’s birth control campaign. Detectives charged they distributed indecent literature under Penal Code 1442, with Hall posting $500 bail and Rawh held until her husband Max Eastman posted bail.
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Bolton Hall
Ida Ravh
Max Eastman
Emma Goldman
Union Square
Ben J. Reitman
Swann
Rose Pastor Stokes
Carnegie Hall
Hall
Thomas A. Smith
Thomas A. Price
Forty-third Street
Madison Avenue
William McAdoo
Yorkville Court
Ida Rawh
West Sixteenth Street
Greenwich Village
the Masses
Astsive
West Twentieth Street
Ranh
Washington Square
Eastman
Brevoort
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Street
Joasie Ashley
Dean Ashley
New York University Law School
Three More Anti Garbage Watchmen Kidnapped
Thirty men seized three watchmen on Prall's Island near Staten Island and transported them to Mariners Harbor. The island owner Edward Doyle opposes a proposed garbage disposal plant and requested arrests. warrants are sworn out today as Doyle's case heads to the grand jury. Borough officials filed plans for the plant with Richmond Public Buildings and Fire Prevention, with rejection anticipated by Borough President Van Name.
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Prall's Island
Doyle
Frall's Island
Staten Island
Edward P. Doyle
Mariner's Harbor
West Brighton
Lake Island
Nty
Tiernan
Grand Jury
Grand
Fach
Staten Inlander
Mia
Borough of Richmond
Bureau of Public Buildings
McDermott
Bureau of Fire Prevention
van Name
Wife whips husband in hotel dispute over reconciliation
Mrs. Helen Hart testified she horsewhipped Albert J. Hart at the Ansonia after he told her family reconciliation was impossible. She said she confronted him after he denied rumors and knowledge about the couple's marriage. Bail set at 500 dollars on disorderly conduct charges.
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Hart
Helen Hart
Albert J. Hart
Ansonia
West Side Cour
Will reveals Borup wife Florence Faulkner and Arctic relics
The will of Colonel Henry D. Borup filed in Surrogates' Court shows his wife Miss Florence Faulkner Borup, a young widow of 22, was his legal spouse, though her mother denies the marriage. The will leaves Arctic relics to Yale, the American Geographical Society, and Yale flags, journals, a fellowship fund, and funds for Borup's daughter Yvette, with boulders from Crocker Land to mark his son’s grave.
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Anna Florence Faulkner
Miss Alston
West Sixty First Street
Henry D. Horup
Miss Faulkner
United States Army
Paris
Borup
McFarland
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Ile
Florence Faulkner Borup
Post
Weat Point
Canada
Mins Faulkner
Neely
Biorup
Donald Bi. MacMillan
Greenland
Yate Club
Tesitator
Arctic
Yale
American Geographical Society
Accuses Lawyer Of Trickery In Judgment Case
Cornelius Driscoll, a window cleaner, claims he was duped into accepting 2500 of his share of a 15272 judgment against Cadillac Hotel Co for injuries. He seeks 7686 from lawyer Joseph W. Clausen, alleging a 60 60 arrangement and misrepresentation after the Court of Appeals decision.
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Cornelius Driscoll
Cadillac
Supreme Court
Driscoll
Joseph W. Clausen
Wall Street
Drikcoll
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
Window Cleaner
Clausen
Driver
Fen Oon
Driscol
Arthur F. Engel
White
Twin babies found on front porch in Middletown
John Godfrey of 22 Commonwealth Avenue found a basket on his porch containing twin two week old boys. A milk bottle tag credited Sloane Hospital for Women New York Ack Hyon twins to be used Monday. Lena Morgan, arrested as the mother near Erie station Goshen, says she is widowed and has no home. police investigate.
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Middletown
John Godfrey
Commonwealth Avenue
Sloane Hospital For
New York
Erie Station
Goshen
Lena Morgan
Albert A Wilcox Dead
Albert A Wilcox long time Paterson lawyer died at his home 387 Twelfth Avenue aged 55 after 39 years in Paterson. Born in New York City he trained in Hobart's Paterson office and was admitted to the New Jersey bar in 1877, later partnering with Hobart. He led Passaic Print Works and belonged to Union League Club of New York Hamilton Club and Arcola Country Club. Survived by widow and one daughter.
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Paterson
N. Jn
Albert Ava Wilcox
Twelfth Avenue
New York City
Wilcox
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey
Ito
Union League Club of
New York
Hamilon Club
Arcola Country Club
Tie
Elder Immigrant Couple Find Shelter On New York Roof
Benjamin and Relle Shwitsky aged eighty three and eighty seven, displaced from Nervas Russia, have lived atop a Bayard Street tenement and eaten meals from neighbors after their children neglected them. Ida Harris, a charitable worker, brought them to the Criminal Courts Building seeking help. Assistant District Attorney Kaminsky said the Home of the Daughters of Jacob may take the couple in, with preliminary steps to compel the children to support them.
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Benjamin
Relle Shwitsky
Nervas
Russia
Relle
Bayard Street
Mia
Reske Mussia
America
New York
Ida Harris
Criminal Courts
Mra. Harria
Alexander H. Kaminsky
Albert Kruger
the Daughters of Jacob
East Broadway
Kaminsky
Kruger
Belle Bn
Hom
Ant
Sant
Wilson asked to aid Jews in Russia for relief
Representative London of New York urged President Wilson to seize every opportunity to aid Jews in Russia, seeking relief from oppression. He cited bright prospects for liberal treatment after the war and indicated the President would take steps possible.
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London Telly
Russia
Washington
London
New York
Wilson Jorday
Wilson to Stand Put on Mexico Diplomatic Friction
Wilson signals no immediate note to Carranza as Mexicans resist U S aims for Pan American unity. State and War departments see no current danger to Pershing’s forces and prefer restraint while some urge a sharp rebuke before the Republican platform.
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Tritine Bureau
Washington
State
War Departments
Fershing
Wilken
Carranza
Mexico
U m
Seattle
Carrenza
United States
Mexico City
Wilson
Nicaragua
Maya
Dominican Republic
South and Central America
Exico
Europe
Conaul Edwards
San Diego
Pos Pition
Hanna
Monterey
Indicted Banker Kobre Threatened Self Harm Before Death
Max Kobre the indicted banker was found dead in his home cellar after telling Assistant District Attorney Leslie J. Tompkins he could not survive the case. He warned that removing his family’s roof would not stop the prosecution and earlier threats surfaced during talks about a guilty plea with state consent.
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Max Kobre
Leslie J. Tompkins
Kobre
Tompking
Enterinng
T? State Barkitus Department
Bank settlement and life insurance tied to Ko bre
The article describes Mr Tompking's asylum and Kobie in court with melancholy remarks. It notes uncontested life insurance policies on Kobre's life totaling about 240000 dollars. It also mentions bank settlements at New York and Brownsville branches under a Brooklyn Federal Court order.
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New York
Kobre Bank
Brownsville
Brooklyn Federal Court
Lawyer Asks 300000 For His Disbarment Suit
Benjamin Oppenheim, reinstated to the bar three years ago after a thirteen year disbarment, sues Metropolitan Street Railway Company directors for 500000 alleging conspiracy and use of a slush fund to drive his disbarment. Co-defendants include Thomas Fortune Ryan and Ambrose McCabe. Judge and counsel details noted.
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Old Metropolitan Traction
Benjamin Oppenheim
Supreme Court
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
J Cy
Edmund J. Mooney
Oppenheim
Bar Association
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Harry Payne Waitney
Peter A. B. Widener
H. I. Woodend
Metropolitan Company
Oren Root
Henry A. Robinson
Ambrose McCabe
Max D. Steuer
Appellate Division
Petrosino
Italy
Republicans Win in Norwich Mayor Election Claim
Norwich Conn June 5 Republican sweep regains control of city government with Allyn Brown elected mayor over Democrat Henry Gebrath by a nine vote margin.
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Norwich
Conn
Repubicana
Allyn Brown
Henry Gebrath
Soak the Roads Met with Yard Men Wage Demand
In New York a railway workers conference at 29 West Thirty Ninth Street heard yard men demand nearly double pay with $4 for eight hours or $7 for twelve, while engineers argued roads should be soaked back at employers. The debate centered on shorter hours and fair pay amid long-running schedules.
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Brotherhoods
Engineering Societies
West Thirty Ninth Street
Elisha Lee
Union
Stone
Lee
Mr. Stone
Ten Thousand Garment Workers Patrol Before Shops
Ten thousand members of the strike garment workers union patrolled yesterday before the shops of 904 manufacturers. About 500 men of the union also marched down Fifth Avenue from Forty second Street to Four.
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Garment Workers
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Garment Workers, Salesmen in City Tie in Turf War
Discussion centers on cloak and suit makers led by Wile & Co at Fifth Avenue with picket lines. Benjamin Schlesinger, union president, cites potential hundreds of workers returning to work as manufacturers plan fall samples. Garment Salesmen's Association to meet Hotel Martinique Thursday to seek accord.
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Teenth Street
Pate Illic
Wile
Wile & Co
Fifth Avenue
Benjamin Schlesinger
Martinique
Union
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Astman
Woods
the Tribune
Jessie Ashley
Leonard D. Abbott
Free Speech League
Crocker
Soa
Explorer
Basket
Sloane Hospital
Albert A. Wilcox
Remeen
Fulton St
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U. S
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Geo. C. Dillard
Broadway
Croesus
Sranpard
Cozny
Mitchel
National Defence
George Gordon Battle
Vocalion
The
Aeolian Company
Aeolian Hall
West 42Nd Street
Brooklyn
Flatbush Avenue
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