Could He Fitet? Qui! Oui! Vraiment! A French Visitor at Curran’s Bar
Michael Curran, proprietor of m sa con at 20th street and Sixth avenue, handles a tense scene when a dapper Frenchman demands a call and riots erupt. Curran subdues him, but the visitor fights back, sparking a brawl with patrons and police. The Frenchman, identified as Joan Michel, is jailed for disorderly conduct and later sent to Bellevue Hospital psych ward.
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Michael Curran
M Sacon
20Th Street
Sixth Avenua
Iowa
Teelee
Pitt
Sam
France
Curran
Green
Mullixan
Joan Michel
Hast Mth Street
Holt
Michel
Bellevue Hospite
Mulligan
Esacu
Striker Convicted Over Ridiculing Chief in Free Press Case
Scott Paterson editor sentenced to prison and a $2000 fine after being found guilty of attempting to incite hostility to government. His lawyer vows to take the case to the Supreme Court, arguing the verdict threatens free prose and press rights. The trial exposed tensions between journalism and government authority, with the defendant appealing promptly.
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Bimson
N.N
Judea Khint
Alexander Story
Henalf
Mindermeinir
Scott
Graterday
Juilee Kilenert
Meres
Butean
Boott
Supreme Court of the
United States
Henry Mareili
Kienert
Aer
Supreme Court
Marin
Marelis
Americans Win Twice on Courts Champions Smothers Rice
The Harvard player Smothers Rice defeats Doast in straight sets as the Americans secure two wins on the courts before a large crowd.
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Amerigans
Harvard
Doast
American Tennis Triumph At Weer Side Courts
McLoughlin and Williams defeated Davis in straight sets at the Weer Side courts, delivering a powerful display of net play and service. The American duo dominated early, with McLoughlin’s serves and aggressive net rushes yielding decisive points as Rice fought to match pace. Crowd reaction remained high through the opening match of the International series, underscoring strong local interest in the event.
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Mautire FE McLoughlin
R. Norris Willams
Mintehes
Davis Daternattanay Laser
Rhallergy
Arra Yunterday
Merci
Horare
Reenv
Hart Aitihs Lott Hodlen
Aephir
England
Amberton
Almast
McLoughlin
Rica
Willy
Fuurt
Ramon
Cooke
Ploratin Whaley
Lande
Bellevue
Falioen Piveien Avtar
Kent Garden
Thane Kew
Whitman
Apts Fookevelt
Pire
Abio Pandit
Mibie Ritemie
Wanry
Meloughlin
Edward Conlin
PL Dixon
Miliian Tales
Yuen
Rice
Cooke divorce shows plans to wed Whaley in Hartford
Narrative traces Jere Cooke and Floretta Whaley as reform efforts unfold after a Hartford divorce. Testimony notes abandonment in 1907, with Cooke in Hempstead and later Baltimore, while Mrs Cooke remains non bitter. Private detective Thomas J. Conroy appears, and the couple’s two children are mentioned amid the contested marriage move.
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Neid West
Childern
Ruperter Court
Hartford
Judee
Joel H. Reed
Bite
Tre Macke
Clarke Creke
Foe Hay
Alia Lonm
Cooke
Fidney Cherké
Mrs Cooke
Baltimore
Grace Mhuren
Hempstead
St. Georges Church
Burgess
Lipton Gold Wedding Anniversary Skipper Honored
Mr and Mrs Morris Pachgebhelin of 144 Adrieny Street Lang Island City celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner at Courthoney Square. The pair wed in Germany on Dane 3 and have lived in America for years, with six children, sixteen grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Mrs Wangenheim is the daughter of former Assemblyman Andrew Zor.
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Morris Pachgebhelin
Aeideny Street
Lang Island City
Ahurh
Courthoney Square
Twekson Avenue
Lang
Germany
Dane
Hilrte
Aravried
Wangensheim
Wangenheim
Oughtere
Andrew Zor
Ice Communism Fails East Side Housewives Club Plan
A fragmented notice reports quarrels after East Side housewives adopt a joint buying plan. The plan to share ten for five and buy larger quantities caused tensions and accusations of unequal equity, breaking friendships among members.
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East Side
Tee
Peliens
Nat
Tragedy Hovers as Boy Struck by Automobiles
An anxious crowd at J Hood Wright Hospital heard a seven year old boy named Peter Dabha Jr. was dying after being struck by a Republic Motor car on 190th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Willem West, a company demonstrator, drove the car. The boy’s skull was fractured and he later died, his father identifying him soon after.
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J. Hood Wright Hospital
Waa Kia San
Peter _Dabha, Jr
Young Dobbs
Republic Motor Compatty
60Th Treet
Eleventh Avenue
190Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Willem West
President Wilson Pardons Poor Man in Brooklyn Assault Case
A Brooklyn man who could not pay a $250 fine after a conviction for assaulting a letter carrier was relieved from meeting the judgment when President Wilson granted clemency. The man, who had inherited an oral legacy and faced federal pressure, had taken the poor convict oath promising thirty days in jail to forfeit future property rights. The president ruled justice satisfied.
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Washington
Joe
John
Wilson Reniites
Ubl
Brooklyn
Hon
Lawyer Newell Disbarred Over Sipp Bribe Plot
Appellate Division disbars Filward J. Newell, once counsel for George Sipp, owner of a Hartem hotel. He admitted plea of guilty to conspiring to raise funds to pay Sipp to obstruct justice and acted as go-between in alleged bribery to keep Sipp from remaining in New Janaoy amid aldermanic investigation. Justice Seabury amended sentence after Newell later cooperated with prosecutors.
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Appellate Division
Edward J. Newell
Filward J. Newell
George Sipp
Hartem
New York
Sipp
Martha
Thompson
Hussey
Sweeney
Blackwell
Lilan
Newell
New Janaoy
Tiatrict
Justice Seabury
Townsend accuses President of coercion over tariff lobby
A Senate subcommittee recalls witnesses amid claims by Senator Townsend that the President has coerced legislators through patronage and public opinion to push tariff bills. He argues the executive’s influence surpasses any lobby, while other members seek specifics and deny detailed accusations.
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Tribune
Washington
Sune
Senate
White House
Townsend
Michigan
Washingtm
Aube
Walsh
Vnline
Tive
Nelson
Congress
Dea
Wateh
Senator Townsend
Reed
Rowt
Nelon
Townend
Vielra
Townsend Folnd
Townsend Raid
Weeks
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Wilson
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Japan
Chinda
Pittshurah
Eloping Hempstead
Conn
Tyke Marti
Rouree
Ennisson
Geneyhgers
Lipton
P. Burton
Challenger
Feomdahy
Shamirone
Amisha
Anil
Terre Tide
Adele
Yale-Princeton
Penmay
Brinceton
Rature Jay
June T. Jay Penna
Widson
Caine
Old Fine
John Uhl
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