Central Park Field Day Draws Ten Thousand Boys
A vast public school field event in Central Park drew about ten thousand pupils from all five boroughs. Roosevelt, Wingate, Astor and others observed as squads raced, dodged, and performed drills on a checkerboard field. Team 10 of Public School 42 the Bronx led in a shuttle relay while Manhattan squads set the pace in combined events and relays amid displays of gymnastic and musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal King
Central Park
Sth Street
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Wingate
Vincent Astor
Waldo
Eaward FP O'Dwyer
Otto T Bannard
Job E. Hedges
Felix H. Warburg
Judy Warren W. Foster
Stover
Maxwell
Djelal Bey
Yoman
Roosevelt
Mesidex
Fang
Hoya
Bronx
Manhattan
Queén
Brooklyn
Richmond
Pushed Falls to Death After Being Shoved on Viaduct
John Devanno an Ironworker living at 175 East 7th Street was shoved by two painters from the 48th street viaduct over New York Central tracks near Lexington Avenue and fell eighty feet to the lower level. He died at Flower Hospital while being carried by ambulance. Patrolman Rogan arrested Edward O Donnell of 2 Tinton Avenue and Louis De Curtain of 11 East 17th Street on homicide charges after they allegedly attacked foreman John Dwyer and fell into Devanno as they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Devanno
East 7Th Street
48Th Street
New York Central Railroad
Lexington Avenue
Flower Hospital
Rogan
East List Street
Devanno
Edward O'Donnell
Tinton Avenue
Louis De_ Curtain
East 1 7Th Street
John Dwyer
Ad men end convention at Waldorf Astoria
The Associal Nieves Advertising Managers ended its annual convention yesterday afternoon with delegates from across the country. Officers included President Tim Thrift of American Multi Keep Sales Company in Cleveland, Vice President Harry Tipper of Texas Company in New York, and Treasurer W. G. Snow of International Save pany in Meriden. Directors named were William H. Ingersoll, Robert J. Ingerpol, Harland J. Wright, William Whitman & Co., R.A. Holmes of Crofut & Knapp, G.H. Sharpe of Delaval Separator, A. G. C. Reiley of Remington Typewriter, and Roy B. Simpson of Roberts Johnson & Rand Shoe Co. The two-day event at the Waldorf Astoria drew about 100 delegates nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associal Nieves Advertising Managers
Tim Thrift
American Multi
Keep Sales Company
Cleveland
Harry Tipper
Texas Company
New York
W. G. Snow
Inter
GH. Sharpe, Delaval Separator
A. G C. Reiley
Remington Typewriter Company
Roy B. Simpson
Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Company
St. Louis
Waldorf-Astoria
Jassoription
Joker Dows Convicted of Assault on Reporter
David Dows was found guilty of assaulting The New York Times reporter Alva Johnston who came to his home in March. The jury, Special Sessions judges Zeller McInerney and Deuel, sentenced Dows with suspension. Johnston recounted the incident describing a blanket over his head and being carried to the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dows
Alva Johnston
New York Times
Dows
Breuk
Johnston
Juntices Zeller
McInerney
Deuel
East Twh
Tews
Notive
James M. Ely
Bows
Atress
Governor Orders Probe Into Jewish National Guard Promotion
Governor Sulzer directed Attorney General Carmody to investigate alleged discrimination in promoting a Jewish National Guardsman. Hearing set for June 19 after B rith Abraham convention urged action regarding Colonel Barthman’s 47th Regiment selection and Sergeant Littman’s denied promotion due to being Jewish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Panners
Independent Order of B'rith Abraham
Sulzer
Hadeen
Carmody
B'rith Abraham
Henry Barthman
47Th Regiment
Sergant Samuel Littan
Littman
Frith Abraham
Tires of Husband Snoring Sparks Separation Suit
Mrs Mae M Corbin sues Harry W Corbin alleging endless snoring and a fondness for cocktails and imported beer. Supreme Court Justice Gerard grants $15 weekly alimony pending decision on snores. Husband concedes snoring but says only in reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae M. Corbin
Harry W. Corbin
Gerard
Supreme Court
Justice Hendrick dismisses case amid bribery allegation
In Supreme Court Justice Hendrick questioned a claim by plumbing contractor James S. Cully that he could influence rulings through friendship with the judge. After contradictory testimony from Edward W. Farrell and plaintiff Joseph Y. W. Avultone, the justice dismissed the proceeding and ordered the matter to another justice for potential trial. Farrell testified to long time political activity.
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Hendrick
James S. Cully
Supreme Court
Pete” Hendrick
Cully
Edward W. Farrell
Thas
Perons
Hart
Farrell
Cleveland Democracy figure coerces on bench case
Avallone testified that a Cleveland Democratic insider claimed Cully urged Farrell to meet Justine Gagegan, who backed by the Cleveland Democracy, to ensure the case is treated properly. Farrell said Cully would speak to his old friend Peter Hendrick and push the case before Justice Mondrick, avoiding a jury.
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Cleveland Democracy
Cully
Farrell
Justine Gagegan
Peter Hendrick
Cally
Panama Hut
Justice Mondrick
Avallone
Hendrick
Fire Panic Hits D Kaplan & Co Workrooms
A fire at D Kaplan & Co No % Laight street caused eighty five women workers to stampede the fire escapes. An expressman aided by lowering a ladder as a dozen workers near jumping. Torewoman Mae Pelatz was saved by Albert Hedman, a bookkeeper, during the escape. Fire damage was limited to a small area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kaplan & Co
Laight Street
Mae Pelatz
Albert Iedman
Mrs Amy Nuckols Dead After Heart Disease
Mrs Amy Nuckols, divorced wife of W Preston Nuckols of New York and former race horse owner, died of heart disease at her cottage Idin Hour this morning. Divorce finalized about a year ago. husband expected to handle funeral arrangements.
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Meg Telegrama
Atlantic City
Amy Nuckols
W. Preston Nuckala
New York
NEW STEAMER GETS TRIAL Hagen steamer of Standard Oil makes trial run to Sandy Hook
The Standard Oil steamer Hagen, world’s largest oil powered vessel, completed a trial trip with about ninety Standard Oil officials and friends aboard. The 400 foot long ship, 1,250 tons, uses twin cycle engines and air driven steering, with electric lighting and heated quarters. Passengers included Bedford, All, Worden, Clarke and Asche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagen
Standard Oil Companies
Sandy Hook
Ex- Nouet
F.ff Bedford
Standard Ol Company
New York
George D. All
Stndard OM Company
David W. Woreden
New Jersey
J . C Clarke
PLD
Asche
DANGER IN SLIDING TAX and tariff amendment debate
A Friday report outlines a proposed tariff amendment introduced in Congress by Senator Hitchcock aimed at curbing monopolistic practices by the American Tobacco Company and others through a prohibitive tax. Critics warn such a tax could harm business and consumer interests, arguing it would punish large firms rather than address monopolies and could make government a partner to the enterprise.
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Congress
Hitchcock
American Tobacco Company
AU. Pleydelt
New York Tax Reform Association
Frank Orff and officers face trial for Columbian-Sterling fraud
The United States District Attorney led the pursuit of Frank Orff and officers B Yates John F Atkin and Leo Sidwell charged with conspiracy to defraud via mall schemes connected to Columbian Sterling Publishing. Attorneys McCrohon Seger Jetmore challenged Atkin's role while Ho Dette testified on magazine circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Vs. Wood
Amminent
United States District Attorney
Frank Orff
B. B. Yates
John F. Atkin
Leo Sidwell
Columbian-Sterling Publishing Company
Mayer
United States District
Court Orff
Arthur N. Seger
St. Louie
John MecCrohon
Atkin
Philadelphia
Yates
Aaron J. Jetmore
Sidwell
McCrohon
Charles Ho Dette
St. Louis
Turtle germ debate sparks medical caution in Friedmann case report
Dr. Mannheimer reports on 18 patients injected with Friedmann turtle vaccine finding no signs of cure and possible harm in several cases. The study, presented May 17, notes five abscesses and no patient showing definitive improvement, as health authorities move to regulate the vaccine amid ongoing controversy.
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Medical Record
Friedmann
George Mannheimer
West Fist Street
People’s Hospital
Charles E. Finlay
Friedman
Mannheimer
Metropolitan Medical Society
New York Academy of Medicine
Board of Health
Man
Sawyer
Butcher
Racers Pret Company Three Broadway Stores at Warren St
Racers Pret Company lists three Broadway stores located at Warren Street, 13th Street, and Mth Street. The notice outlines locations and street addresses forming a travelable shopping route for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren St. 13Th St Mth
Ex-Senator Aldrich Returns on Mauretania
Ex-Senator Nelson W. Aldrich returned to New York aboard the Cunard liner Mauretania after a several months abroad trip. He was accompanied by Misses Laicy T. and Elsie Aldrich, with a lengthening list of passengers including Mr and Mrs. John E. Roosevelt Sir W Max Aitken and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy G. Williams
Mauretania
Nelson W. Aldrich
Laicy T
Elsie Aldrich
Cunard
John E. Roosevelt
W. Max Aitken
Bryce J. Allan
C.H Baldwin
J. KR. Bush
le Roy King
William
Bun Jan Opens Today A New Chinese Restaurant
Bun Jan, a Chinese restaurant at Broadway and 46th Street, opens today in the former Café Madrid building. The venue will seat 500 to 600 people occupying the entire building except the ground floor, run by a company of Chinese merchants including many members of the Chinese Merchants' Association.
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Broadway
46Th Street
Café Madrid
Chinese Merchants’ Association
Exhibition of Peonies and Flowers at York Garden
An afternoon exhibition at the York Botanical Garden features peonies in bloom and iris displays in the conservatory grounds. Visitors may view the lake area, herbaceous borders, and roses from 2 to 6 pm this afternoon, with ongoing seasonal displays in several rooms and a note on "summer Wilt rot About New York" for Saturday.
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York Botanical Garden
Bronx
Horticultural Society of No
Priva
Conservatory Tanger
New York
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Colonel Roosevelt
Young America
Manhattan Boys
Centrat. Park
Dr. C. Ward Crampton
Gustavus T. Kirby
S. R. Guggenheim
Henry J. Bingham
National Association
Justice Hendrick
Theodore
Tribune
Standard Oil
Hitchcock Tobacco
Red Man
Bellwood
Earl & Wilson Makers OF
Troy
DR. Mannheimer
the Tribune
Baltimore
Maurice Sturm
Friedrich Frang Friedmann
Maidis
University of Maryland
Sturm
Racers Pret Company
Aldrich
Bun Jan
Empire
Burke
Syway
Weed
Julia Sanderson
Criterion
Robert Hilliard Audson
Richgirl
Fulton
Richard Bennett
Harris, Liberty
the Purple Road
S. U
Fritzi Scheff
Cort
Eltinge
Belasco Sa
ASTOR
VADIS
Eesti Rinsho
Peery
She
Laurette Ti U
Pisenerti
Bronx Park
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