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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
13
Rahway mayor David H. Trembley faces arrest on assault and riot warrants after dousing Socialist speaker Pred Harwood with a firehose during a street protest. Four city officials and Furber were also detained. bail set, Langton released on own recognizance as court sought deputies.
Brooklyn Supreme Court heard two offers of $100 each to settle the domestic dispute between Police Detective David Daly and his wife Regina of 2112 Avenue P Platbush. Mrs Daly sues for separate maintenance of $20 a week alleging cruelty as their three under 18 children create leverage. The judge urged an out of court settlement and offered a $100 fee to Daly’s lawyer if a stipulation of settlement is shown. A parallel Harlem court session recounted Mrs Hansman describing years of harmony broken by a drunken assault, with her husband facing six months in the workhouse. A separate note mentions an elderly man, Thurston, being jailed at police HQ for inability to support himself and later sent to Hart Island for six months. An odd lease-like 1919 treaty at 210 East Street between tenants and landlords is referenced, with a June 10 1919 deadline to dismiss the prganitor.
Mrs Rebecca Wansker of Coney Island is convicted of manslaughter in the death of Samuel Silverbert a tenant and sentenced to from ten to twenty years in Auburn prison. Brookish Navy Yard officials announce a reduction in helm per cent and month in compliance with a muster from Secretary Daniels. A baronet veteran Antonio Manzio killed almost instantly. slayer sergeant of the Ml Recruit rescued from East River by Patrick Moloney after three hours in the water. The New York Bible Society and National Club consider improvements. American To haced Company plans annual field day June 14 with transport by auto buses from Eighteenth Street New York City.
The mayor claims the recent proceedings were a bluff and vows not to jail bonds them. Parker accuses Socialists of planning another gathering at the Main and Lewis street corner next Saturday with Rev Albert Farr among speakers. Trembley defends quieting agitators and warns against terrorism during wartime.
Four miners were crushed when a mass of iron ore slid down a chute at the Ringwood Company mine near Ringwood, J. The accident trapped workers about 2,000 feet from the entrance. By 8 40 p m only three bodies had been recovered. The victims were John Petak Karl Oshensky Joseph Low and Harry Bachrova all residents of Ringwood. Lov’s body remained missing as rescuers continued digging.
A green hand overshot the fuel intake on the cargo steamer Charles Witherby causing an oil explosion near Alpine Dock Interstate Park. Captain Robert Hudson and sailors Frank Wright and Frank Dishon were seriously burned and rushed to St Joseph’s Hospital Yonkers. Two other crewmen treated for burns. ship anchored at Alpine for repairs.
Joseph K Choate chair of the Ways and Means Committee pushed for extra revenue measures for Electric Railways to remove the risk of bankruptcy tied to friction investments totaling 1 26 billion in the state He urged investigations into First and Second Public Service districts to craft remedies for the next legislative session.
Court order keeps Bobby Ashe with foster parents Mr and Mrs John Fin Mop at 78 West Righty Street for at least three more days. Hospital sought habeas corpus after discovering the child’s Catholic birth, while Finchlooms are Christian Scientists. Justice John Grey signed a restraining order pending a Part I hearing Monday to determine continued custody and possible apppeal.
Antonio de Alphonse, saloon keeper of 155 Bleecker Street, stands charged with manslaughter for allegedly selling wood alcohol to Clinton Arnold of Springfield, Massachusetts. Reginald Miller of the Board of Health testified the liquors in the saloon included wood alcohol.
Display advert announces women’s bathing suits from a city store named WANA formerly at T Stewart Broadway with no set store hours and a nine to open time implied.
A June 6 item describes diverse swimming suits showcased for practice and recreation. Knitted suits in dark with bright trim, wool under-trunks for comfort, and colorful tie-in styles are offered. Prices range from $1.00 to $22.00, including satin and poplin options.
For women 12.75, 16.50, 25. An occasion at the psychological moment. Dresses of dainty striped cotton tissue and gingham patterned voiles with plain colored veil. Frocks of fine cotton trimmed with real Chinese handmade filet lace. Also foulard voile with white organdie cuffs and Va lenciennes lace, second Noor. Old Building.
In a hotel social scene a refined woman in orange blossoms in hair and belt exudes calm charm not a bride yet. The piece extols simple dress plain manners and effortless courtesy as keys to happiness, noting store culture prizes prudent silence and genuine interest in others.
Twenty young people perform in the Auditorium today at 2 PooMy i Tau.
In the annual June Sale, 1000 wash suits for boys are offered with regular prices from 3.50 to 5.00, now 2.95 each. Samples denote a variety including Oliver Twist middy junior and short sizes 2 to 10. Made of color guaranteed tri linen galatea white tep and fine chambray livery. Boys' Shop Second Floor Old Building Wanamaker style.
A critic praises a stock of misses frocks in taffeta crepe de chine and satin. He highlights blue taffeta gown with raveled edge ruchings and a dainty neckline, calling the collection splendid and likening gowns to wardrobes of pretty girls. The piece notes Young Women's Salons on the Second Floor of the New Building.
Only 133 traffic violation cases were heard yesterday in Traffic Court as Enright's subordinates handled the docket. Magistrate House presided until noon, then magistrate Brough took over. The ailing Commissioner Enright was expected to depart for Maine tomorrow.
Baby bathing suits in sizes 1 to 6 on the third floor of the Old Building. Mer cerized Spee jersey outfits and a Mohair suit offered to help safe ocean dips for wee folks.
The overblouse described as simple with good lines is highlighted as a leading model of the season. Priced at 7.50, the crepe Georgette fabric features fine pleating at the neckline and front opening and at the cuffs. Available in white beige or pink on the third floor of the Old Building.
A seven year old once crippled by iron leg braces learns to walk and run after a doctor’s brother recalls a Wanamaker shoe. The child gains confidence, tries a pair, and soon walks unaided then runs, joyful tears marking a life changed by footwear. A kind stranger later funds another pair as the girl explores the shoe shop window.
The ad promotes iced drink sets including a pitcher, six glasses, and stirrers with amber red or blue knobs. Prices range from 0.85 to 6.25 dollars for various designs. Located at Second Gallery in the New Building.
A simple home method uses a vacuum freezer to make ice cream with cream and chocolate or other mixtures. Place the ingredients in one side and ice in the other, leave for an hour, and ice cream is ready. The vacuum freezer holds two quarts and is located in the Seventh Gallery, New Building.
Advertises mosquito canopies for home use with adjustable frames and two sizes priced from $4.25 to $7.25. Also notes a headboard adjustable canopy offered, with prices listed for small and large sizes. Located at Fourth Gallery New Building.
Lucky New Yorkers seek near ocean cooling and find two piece and worsted California bathing suits in navy Oxford heather and stripe patterns. Prices range from $4.50 to $6.50 with matching belts at 40 cents. Located on the Burlington Arcade floor of the New Building.
An advertisement notes Palm Beach suits in tan and gray priced at 17.50 with mohair and flannel trousers and office cuts. A caution warns buyers to avoid thin suits and to verify store accuracy to prevent wearing a Wanamaker suit by mistake.
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