Cottonseed Crushers Gather for Southern Editors Convention
A South and Southern editors gathering arrives in New York for the Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association annual convention. Delegates from across the South tour sites, with Welcoming remarks by Mayne Garnett and plans for sessions, entertainment, and a Coney Island trip. Notables include Aueha Kotin and Amnhrose Honsaler. events run through Friday with dinners and exchanges at the Hotel Astor.
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New York
South End
Nome
Bon Carolina
Savannah
Aueha Kotin
News and Courier
Charleston
Amnhrose Honsaler
Slate
Columbia
Tinie Woodway
Roondway
Hapirat
Interstate Cottonated Crushers Association
Onder
Depew
Prescot Fintes
Cotleer Utter
Hepburn
Chamber of Commerce
Te Crashers Association
Carhart
Ancrhe Lune Ag
New Fork Fi Exchange
Mlehen
Reventh
Buffalo Recall and Referendum Debate in Assembly
A heated Albany debate centers on recall and referendum provisions in a new reform bill. Supporters, including Assemblyman Murray and Ta Hewu, praise potential shifts toward direct citizen input, while opponents led by Merritt warn of undermining representative government. The measure, linked to Buffalo interests, faces broader legislative scrutiny and party lines.
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Senate
Ward
Sedera Calender
Merritt
Thenrles
Muffalo
la Mea
Murray
Methnng
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Fbutfaly
Ta Hewu
Buffenny
Buffaly
Eit
Charge of thefts by New York clothing thief
Police report a sprawling clothing theft ring valued near fifty thousand dollars, with a West Side suspect, Annie Carter or Wilson, linked to multiple pawnshop robberies. Detectives tie a string of six month robberies to a single offender aided by a Black accomplice seen at Ninth Avenue pawnshop. Many cases involved stolen furs and garments, while jewelry often left untouched. The thief’s capture followed an undercover watch by Lieutenant Kear and Detective Flynt at a Ninth Avenue pawnshop.
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Dentective Flynt
West 88Th Street
Ninth Gente
Aath Street
Kingston
N.Y
Amile Wilson
Annie
Annie Carter
Annie Wilken
Avith
Mets
Wilson
Brackett Democrats Strike Over Highway Patronage Deal
Albany report details a heated Senate fight over Measure 27 tied to Highway Commission patronage. Brackett and Roosevelt lead Democratic push to preserve the current board while Republicans condemn the pact as a power grab. Debate centers on job distribution and party influence, with votes wavering along party lines and denials of private agreements.
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Tribune
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Jane Tammany Hall
Senate
Marti Nwit
Bate Highway Commission
Pane Bentecrat
Roosevelt
Monty
Tmheven
Repubblienne
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Gradyy
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le Kowtitty
Meneire
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Lttverat
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Sipport
Wuttale
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Braun de Fame Tran
Tony Cutter
Corsets Save Woman's Life in Midwest Shop Incident
Mrs Aram Roloff narrowly escaped death when a disturbance at a store on Kiem Avenue led to the arrest of four youths and the intervention of authorities. George Hretenser and Teddy Zimwerwan were tied to the event as others attempted to flee with contraband items. The episode ended with the youths detained and a fire threat averted during the confrontation near Lindon Fire Department. Beth Zimmerman reportedly aided in the tense moment as bystanders watched.
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George Hretenser
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Roloff
North Shy On Courtesy So South Carolinian Arrested
Heber Covington a Negro claiming to be a chauffeur for a Mr Metal of Bennettsville was arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman Thomas for driving an automobile on Pittman avenue near Warblington Square with another man in the car. Covington protested the arrest saying he came to visit, while his employer and the police argued about courtesy and procedure in the South. The affair drew comments on local manners and law enforcement tactics.
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McAdoo
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Howerr
Tribune
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Beales
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Wwe
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Lalwilp
Cray
Fiat
Rhein
Clarke
Pele
Lim McApal
Breach of Promise Case Heads to City Court
The fragment outlines a breach of promise dispute involving Sherald Glick and a defendant facing legal action in city court. The partial text notes a meager jury verdict of six cents, with unclear names and events due to damaged OCR.
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Laue
Traveliing
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Toe Pina
Cram Quarantine Commissioner Fight Litters City Politics
Fragmented senate debate recounts attempts to appoint Cram and others to key city posts amid a broader clash over transit and dock contracts. References to Van Dork, Jerome, Griffen, and Morphy show a tangled struggle over commissions and potential investigations.
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Europe
Griffen
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Lie
Assembly Passes Gotham Liquor Bill With Restrictions
The vote to approve the New York Gotham liquor measure passed 77 to 41. The bill limits alcohol sales within 90 feet of churches and within a 4 part liquor property area near Fifth Avenue, with Merritt and other minority leaders supporting but criticizing its impact on religious sites.
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Gotham
New York
Tyett Haron
Lille
Gatoen
Ceverier Oiell
Fifth Avenue
Gothara
Pas
Merrit
Attack on Saxe Ballot Bill Sparks NY Debate
A heated session in New York politics centers on Saxe’s ballot bill with supporters urging quick passage while opponents warn it would destroy the realm of law and fairness. Legislators including Assemblyman Short and Secretary Lewitt push back, citing executive overreach and procedural issues as debate continues.
Insurance measure advances after favorable committee vote
Albany lawmakers move an insurance bill extending the deadline for tax and premium matters. The Senate finance panel backs a measure altering the selling of unauthorized policies and clarifying bonds held by insurance firms during the transition period. The bill, by Senator Sullivan, would extend the filing window to December for certain assessments.
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Anr
Wrxw
Wild Wait Awe
Starke
Taft misses test and Senate proceed to extend deck shooting season
Fragmented OCR recalls efforts in Congress and executive branch to extend a sporting season amid political maneuvering. References to Taft, Brackett, Tutt, and Alphonse Tutt indicate a context of budget, appropriation, and public policy debates. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Alor Brackett
Alphonse Tutt
Puitchase
Tutt Davies
BNE
Bonn
Assembly Passes Walker Bill on City Rail Corridor
The New York Assembly approved the Walker bill by a 29 to 4 vote to authorize the city to acquire real property and compel the New York Central Railroad to realign tracks on Manhattan’s West Side. The measure aims to eliminate the “death avenue” condition and reroute lines while facing debate over franchise penalties and municipal control.
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Roylen
Wrongful Stock Sales Case Against Brokers
Suit against brokers accuses them of wrongfully selling stock on margin. Court of Appeals grants a new trial arguing sufficient evidence supported the plaintiff’s claim that margins were misrepresented and that the jury should decide the matter.
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Thnen
Hay
Wile Lim
Sonita
Golo Bronetti
Dainer
D. Hate
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Wise
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Chemare
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Itasut
Planntist
Move to Discharge Committee on Income Tax Bill
Report of June Assembly debate shows Republican Murray urging discharge of the committee to advance the income tax amendment under federal constitution. Speaker Friant notes possible extraordinary session. leaders indicate procedure and timing remain in flux as governors press for action.
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New York
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Merritt
Liquor Dealers Meet Advocate Prohibition Education Plan
The fifteenth annual gathering of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association opened here with talks urging public education on the evils of statutory prohibition. Morris Fo Woetheimer of Cincinnati warned against fighting the current and called for rational regulation and public outreach to defend the industry.
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Wholessiv
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Morris Fo Woetheimer
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Dix Urged To Name Willard In Ad Interim Post
Governor Dix faced calls to appoint A Willard as Aran Cannotvation in the event of a future vacancy. Delegates and officials from Albany urged action, with statements from state leaders and party colleagues about succession and political stakes in the Governor’s office.
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Asem
Asemen
Mies
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Alan aceranEre
Troy
Lew Lerier
Three Platoon Hearing Soon Albany
A fragmented report notes a forthcoming hearing by the Valley Sewer Commission and mentions Agnes Wein, Bailey Fern, and other entities in connection with municipal matters. The text is garbled but indicates an official inquiry or meeting set in Albany with a topic involving local sewer oversight or projects.
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Agnes Wein Boeken
Baileye
Brung Valley
Bills Signed by Governor Bar Children From Public Venues
A governor action bars children under eighteen from billiard rooms and bowling alleys. The measure aims to restrict youth access to certain entertainment venues. The text mentions related provisions and dates, with references to enforcement timing and broader context of public decency laws.
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Dune
Allen Bi
Yigteen Youre
Olid
Oemar
Pater
Hest
Harvard Suspends Three After Back Bay Assault
Harvard University suspended three Marvard students after an acid assault near a Back Bay lodging then attempted to force two young women into a car headed for Providence. Names include Lionel Clarke, Samuel Hotman, and Benjamin Gants, with Charles Adstt to face penalty. Court actions and investigations followed as officials vow to determine appropriate sanctions. the incident prompted questions about campus safety and conduct.
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Tribune
Nomtan
Marvard Au Dente
Providence
Studenta
Miembere
Lionalt H. Clarke
Itelvoke
Studdent Hottman,m
New York City
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Mictoren
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