State Income Tax Plums Will Fall Next Week
In Albany next Tuesday and Wednesday a major patronage conference will set the tone for the new state income tax bureau. About three hundred appointments must be made between now and January 1, with salaries set and funding contingent on future money. The bill, altered in closing hours, grants the governor and trio control over appointments, triggering a statewide show-down as Republicans and Democrats watch the dispute unfold.
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Henry M. Saze
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William Barnes
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James Iment
Power struggles shape new city bureau leadership
The article outlines competing influence over appointing the bureau head. The Controller aims to install an expert, with Governor, Sage, and Machold likely to resist. Tensions center on who can appoint without political dictation and whether the Civil Service Commission will be bypassed to meet urgent organizational needs.
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Traffic Cop Marries Woman He Once Reproved
Police officer Charles J. Ryan, known for scolding a young driver near Prince and Lafayette streets, wed Isabel McNamara in St. Theresa Roman Catholic Church Brooklyn on June 3. Ryan, a Mount Morris native, celebrated with Mel Ryan and noted connections to a former city official.
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Many Weddings of Interest to Society Take Place Today
A brisk day of society weddings unfolds in New York and nearby country homes with a dozen marriages planned. At St Thomas church and other venues prominent families including Perry, Hall, Sondern, Montague, Shay, Pultoy, and Squiers join in ceremonies. A special train for out of town guests transports attendees to Brookwood and East Islip as couples wed in church chantries and country houses.
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George JD. Barron
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Edward Livingston Coster
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Skeleton Rattlers At It Again Warns Town Topics
Town Topics editor W. D. Mann warns readers to beware impostors claiming editorial authority. A signed notice says no credit should be given to anyone representing the paper without official identification. The warning cites a Western Governor who faced a $500 write up demand and notes ongoing incidents in New York and other cities.
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Daniels to Be Offered University Presidency
Secretary of Navy reported ready to head University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill following Gilbert Graham’s death. A governor’s committee reportedly offered the presidency to Josephus Daniels, who has signaled possible acceptance. If accepted, Daniels would resign as secretary of the navy to assume the post.
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Mrs Earle Demands Open Police Inquiry for Enright
Mrs Earle demands a public inquiry into the Police Department led by Mayor Hylan, calling for an open, thorough investigation. She questions the Mayor's sincerity and asks Commissioner Hirshfeld to testify publicly, outlining proposed witnesses and methods.
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Educational Experts Meet in Capital Conference Opens
A national conference of state directors of university extension divisions and university presidents opens in Washington at the Interior Department. Sessions run through June 10 and include discussions of pending congressional measures and a plan for a nation wide children's health campaign led by Miss Julia Lathrop of the Children's Bureau.
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Commander Towers Placed on Board at Paris
Commander John H Towers, merit commander of the navy transatlantic seaplane squadron, was relieved of all duties with the unit today and assigned to service with the aviation commission, sitting at Paris.
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Dr Stires Declines Drexel Bid for New York Bishopric
The Rev Dr Ernest M Stires asked to withdraw from consideration for the New York Diocese leadership amid informal balloting for Bishop Greer’s successor He cited unity and prayer over press forecasts and suggested a natural divide of the diocese as prudent The report also notes Mr and Mrs John R Drexel accepted cheerfully their daughter Grace Gordon Drexel’s marriage to Captain Barrett in New Rochelle and details surrounding the ceremony
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California Republicans to Rally Johnson Campaign Team
In Rancisom on June 6 a large gathering of party leaders and supporters is expected to answer the call for Johnson's campaign. A broad representation from the party wing will attend as leaders discuss strategy and rally support.
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Red Cross Work Saves Girl From Jail Term
Miss Lolo Bear fined 850 for second speed violation after a trip on Park Avenue. Magistrate notes Red Cross work by the girl as a factor in reducing punishment. Police court records show 140 traffic violators cited, with emphasis on rehabilitation and law enforcement.
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Wilson Victory Message For Women Suffrage Plea
President Wilson via White House dispatch congratulates Carrie Chapman Catt and suffrage allies on the adoption of the federal amendment. Kentucky plans a special session to act on a state suffrage amendment while other states weigh ratification and political maneuvering intensifies ahead of June sessions.
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Century Theatre sale stance amid mortgage talks
The Century Theatre faces mortgage proceedings but its hours and bookings should not be affected. Otto Kh and William K Vanderbilt lease the venue to Morris Gest, who says the theatre is under long term lease and he plans the season with the New Theatre Company. A gossip note mentions Virginia Harmond threatening a line cut, and a cast with Okie Sates and Julia Keloty among others for the Winter Garden performance. The article also notes travel of performers to Atlantic City for Turkish-style shows and a shift of “Prom Prom” to Central Theatres chain, with Frank Tin Appearance in transit to New York venues.
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