Subway Heat Shuts In Aldermen Clash Over Ventilation
The heated debate centers on subway ventilation as officials including General Manager Frank Hedis and Health Commissioner Dunnington discuss solutions. Aldermen Sullivan McCall and Doull oppose rapid transit changes until Franchise powers are curbed, insisting on court-approved limits while engineers study air quality and temperature effects on passengers.
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Aterm
Frank Hedi¢s
Tntersborough Company
Fer Pight
Vee
Bryn
Inerborough
Dunnington
Ahey
Alidnsan
Siniin
Lederte
Ebaveter
Rotary
Tribune
Subway
Rene
Bealth Board
Jyut
Woeadman
Yesterfar
the Tribune
Iso
Barry
Lange Ne
Waren
Alr
Navy Pass
Purhine
Board of
Aldertarry
Sullivan, McCall and Doull
Rapid Teanett Commissioners
Elsbece
Jobe
Moenll
Parmsylvania
Beara
Tanid
Foe Hutare
Metall
Ig Wey
Ti Sullivan
Wee Weys
Alderman Totl
Bert
Downing
Brooklss
Wall Street By Subway June 17 Opens Walls
Fragmented text reports on June 17 with references to opening walls, a park area, and a public meeting in New York. It mentions free institutes, a test in health concerns, and expected public access starting July 1. The piece notes a New York composer dies suddenly and provides scattered details about events and dates.
Police Jobs Cut In New York City Patrols Reduce Details
Police Commissioner McAdoo ordered 150 detailed patrolmen reassigned from wards stations to regular petrol duty in busy precincts. Forty six guards were taken from patrol wagons in Hreskip and many from court squads and private institutions. He cited shortages in petrol fares and warned further reductions may follow.
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McAdoo
Wartiine
Hreskip
Spipate
Health Officer Leads Mosquito Control on Staten Island
A health corps sprayed sulfur petroleum in Concord area to fight severe mosquito deltas. Rain halted work after five hours covering about an eighth of a mile square, with larger water pockets drilled and smaller drains tied. Dr Daly optimistic about ongoing measures and future inland help. Rutgers Professor Braith to assist community efforts with guidance and home outreach planned tonight.
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Mosquito
Staten
Piper
Teean
Concord
Daly
Staten Telent
Braith
Rutgers College
Marine Outing Club Plans Bachelor Cruises Coast to Coast
A marine outing club forms a plan for a series of star bachelor cruises this summer to Newport Lake George Atlantic Highlands and Shrewsbury points. William A Hayes attorney 45 Broad West is credited as originator with a procurement of a yacht for the venture and the cost of operation is projected at about 4 a month.
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Newport
Lake George
Atlantic Highlands
Shrewsbury
William A. Thayes
Broadwest
New York
Fiauw
Idegarte
King Ward
Pat Ceebert
George Trould
Blakeley Hall
Genteal
UGGS
Morris
Coramisnion
Zane Rowas
Bulle
Hayes Wall
Catholic Club Elects Quistinn President In Split Vote
The Catholic Club of New York held a manual officer election. Dr Francis J Quistinn was chosen president unanimously while the first vice president race split between Frank Gaston Peprenesiting the Independents and Georg Guinepie for the Regulars. The board of managers will be represented by two members.
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Catholic Club
City of
New York
Jaye Agn
Francis J. Quistinn
Howater
Frst
Frank ‘Gaston
First Second Offence Speeders Sentenced in City
Five drivers found guilty of second speeding offences were sentenced to five days in the city prison and fined ten dollars each. The sentences follow the new Automobile law aimed at curb reckless driving, with the Automobile Club of America backing strict penalties. Hen ri Roger and Joseph Fernandes were among those imprisoned. several others were fined for first offences.
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Tecard i
Ju Uces
Henri Roger
West Aith-Et
J. B. Demar
Joseph Fernandes
West Thst
Maurice Mendham
Wall Street
Automobile Club of America
Mint
Sty Arts
WW. W. Niles
Winthrop E. Scarritt
Roger
Permandes
Scarrit
New Jersey License Row Triggers Jersey City Arrest
Harry Unwin of Manhattan, representing an automobile maker, was arrested in Jersey City for not possessing a New Jersey driving license under state law. He rode with counsel Charles T. Terry to police headquarters, pled not guilty, and planned an appeal through multiple courts, claiming compliance with New York law.
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New-Jersey
Harry Unwin
No. 521
West 11th-st_ Manhattan
Jersey City
Charles T. Terry
Hawkins
Waltine
Chwin
Judee Slegins
Unwin
New-York
County Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Court of Errors and Appeals
Frank Hall
Jer~ Ae City
Hhgins
Exclusive Summer Dress Fabrics Sale Sparks Limited Stock
Elegant state occasion fabrics listed include chitton voiles colieines and grenadines with only one or two dress-lengths per pattern. Prices cut on embroidered pin-check wire silk remnants and lace-striped voile plus wool grenadine options. various yardages and reductions noted, highlighting a premium fabric sale with scarce stock.
Two Shoe Stores Report Bargain Barefoot Sandals
Two shops advertise inexpensive sandals priced from one to two dollars in a bold sale. Descriptions note welted soles and counters, with terms promising durability and fit for women. Confusing phrases appear in the text, but the sale emphasis remains on low prices and varied styles.
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Broadway
Bahia
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