Debate Over Manhattan Railway Profit In 1926 Hearings
Courts heard experts and counsel for Manhattan Railway Company disputing value and future profits for the line. Burpee pressed for a high appraisal while Judge Shearn questioned revenue projections and the impact of elevated and subway systems on the franchise and property value.
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Manhattan Ratoway Company
Transit Commission
Ntar
Clarence - Day
Harknese
George Welenod Murray
Evangel
Manhattan
George W. Harper
Atten Company
Eperetine Ve
Manhattan Company
Bankers Manhattan Railway
Becadee
Shears
Modiste Sues Milliner as Justice Enters Court
Mary Bain, a Manhattan mediator, appeared in Newark District Court before Judge Archibald to collect 128 dollars for a gown Miss Anna Gruber Jersey City milliner refused to pay for after claiming it did not fit. The judge had Gruber walk behind the bar to inspect the gown while debating appraisal figures for a larger property dispute and transit matters. The trial featured exchanges about fit and value with Archibald expressing belief in a just verdict.
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Mary Bain
Manhattan
District Court
Atfon
N. J
J. Archibald
Anna Gruber
Jersey City
Millin
Mice Gruber
Atrt
Fong
Cpr
Counshen
Shearn
Fem
Fracella
Meir
Murray
Judge Shearn
State Railroad Commi
Hich
Igure Record
Burpee
Interborough
Lenox Avenue
14Th
Delaney
Henco Kelly
Kelly
Feveuars
Schlesinger
Lincoln C. Andrews
Long Island Traction Company
William ©. Wood
Bridge Operating Company
Van Fleet Named to Federal Trade Commission
Washington June 5 Veenon W Van Fleet of Indiana was appointed a member of the Federal Trade Commission by President Harding with the nomination sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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W. van Fleet
Washington
Veenon W. van Fleet
Indiana
Federal Trade Commission Today
Harding
Senate
Pa R R Cancels Potato Embargo Against City
The Pennsylvania Railroad has lifted its embargo on potato shipments to the city docks after a crowded line and official statement. City merchants welcomed the move as relief from a shortage and rising prices, effective immediately.
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Pa. R. R
Laughs and Life Prolonging Talk At Washington Conference
Dr. Lawson, 80, famed Baptist minister, receives praise and a gold gift at Waterbury and Hackensack ceremonies as a lighthearted public event coincides with a transport embargo clash in New York. The Interstate Commerce Commission hears conflicting views on embargoing shipments to New York ports, including Port Authority concerns and railroad counterarguments.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Hta
New York
Service Bureau
New York City
Port of Kore
Tostey
Southern Produce
Pennsylvania Allroad
Kearny
S.J
Caerias
Port of
Leiper
McShane
Leiner
Commission
Hylan
Ashe Ee
Aitchison
Sharp
Bashahion
Sngunet
Albert G. Lawson
Bagtor Mint
Martha York
Calder
Lawson
First Baptist Church of
Waterbury
Conn
Sentel Plains Baptist Church
Calvary Martins Church
Hackensack
Count and Countess Seek Movie Work In Secret Test
The Count and Countess Zichy faced cameras at a studio set by a film company testing candidates for jobs. The Count, shy and eager to act, avoided public knowledge, while a reporter’s question elicited a firm but cautious denial. A California trip was planned to evaluate further steps.
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Tichy
Zichy
At & Vladio
Fim
Wbo
Metton
Towns
California
Wilfornia
Horse Breeder’s 85 Ends in Court Action
In a New York scene near Fifth Avenue and Forty-fifth Street, a horse breeder named William Hadley from West Sixty-first Street is involved in a court case after a Miami man lured him into a scheme for sure things. Detective Barron overheard the plot as the pair moved toward a poolroom, with a nighttime court appearance following.
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Afner Manson
Miami
Fii
Europe
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
St. Louis
Monson
Hotel Astor
Monson Meres
Barron
Eighth
Night Court
Gald
Wiliam Adley
Bixty-firet Street
Port Authority Chair accuses Mayor of misleading public
Eugeniae H. Outerbridge, chairwoman of the Port Authority, charges Mayor Hylam with misleading the public over a recent rail embargo affecting potato shipments. She urges the mayor to wait for facts before making statements and says the Port Authority has pressed to block the embargo with railroad and potato producers, noting the embargo was withdrawn after Port Authority pressure.
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Eugeniae H. Outerbridgs
Hylambh
Peni Road Company
Outerbridgs
Washington
Taxi Fare Increase Proposed to Offset Insurance Jump
Alderpins Willacy J Quinn sponsors an ordinance permitting drivers to increase the fare for the first half mile to offset higher vehicle insurance costs. State Senator Tolbert backs the plan amid debates on a $6 per month rate and safety concerns. Officials warn some operators may be driven out, while insurers defend calculations and public safety interests.
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Kaufmann
Willacy J. Quinn
R. Kaufman
Tolbert
Eid Oty Kaufman
Greek American Dinner Fosters Cultural Ties at North Shore
A fragmented item notes a Greek American dinner event aimed at cultural relations. It mentions attendees linked to the Greek Orthodox Church of North America, including individuals such as Frank Jackson and Dr. Mlanehe Norton, with unclear affiliations and unclear venue details.
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Clik
Une Athens
Mid Siath Ave
Hamilton Haltpreder
Greek Orthodox Church of
North Amt
Frank Jackson
Fent
United
Mlanehe Norton
George Nichols
Clarency Yours
C. Theodoura Kath Dard
Amy Darlington
Ameulie Eoimmnithae
School Boards Under Fire at State Mayors Conference
State mayors gather in Poughkeepsie to challenge boards of education power and to discuss proposed state and public service commission controls. Notables include Higlan of New York City, Burns of Tear, Carlsen of Jamestown, and Rhodes of Hastings.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Siuel State Conference of Mayors
Boards of Education
Mr. Crowhy
Lockport
Prestie
Neamen
Iarer Higlan
New York City
Mayne Hythe
Saratoga
Wuttalo
Arrieasy Pos
F. Caper
Albany
Moving Spirit Tie
Stats Organization
Ko A. Maxson
Ore
Gloversville
Eather Denton
Elmiray Cty
G. A. Dayton
Auburnn
Gilling J. Muffeat
Charities
Wingtarton
Ketharyn G. Monshan
Cohorss
Wallin
Yonker
James E Huma
Glen Cove
David E Burns
Grorge
War era conference aims to boost regional defense
An early 20th century dispatch reports regional leaders including Mayors Wil of Winghamton and Bernard of Newbargh plus others planning a conference to discuss defense and naval measures. It notes a pledge to assist and a slogan campaign, with mentions of a vessel, a pilot incident, and a formal call for action amid mounting tension.
Ada Ward Brightens Stage With Comedy Help
Ada Ward appears ready to entertain and assist in making America laugh as she tours with the sense of humor and wit she shares alongside public lectures. A prominent writer and speaker, she carries a persona that engages audiences with lively storytelling.
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Ada Ward
America
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