Supreme Court Dry Decision Expected Today
Washington reports indicate the Supreme Court was poised to decide pending prohibition cases tomorrow. Wet and dry advocates anticipated a ruling that could influence political platforms and state enforcement rights under the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Octogenarian Arrested in Monkey House Masher Case
Detectives guarding the monkey house detained two men after an incident at the facility during Rome Week. One man, aged eighty two, and a younger suspect, forty five, were brought in for examination today after bail of five hundred dollars each was posted.
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Manhattan Census Figures Questioned by Real Estate Leader
Stewart Browne, president of the United Real Estate Owners Association, denounces Washington census figures for Manhattan as too low arguing blocks were ignored and many residents uncounted. He cites hotels, apartment hotels, and new buildings as evidence of a larger population and notes housing space and transit usage imply growth since 1910. London reportedly claims largest city title with a 1914 census of 7.42 million and an estimated million rise since.
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London census prompts call for 1,000,000 homes
Officials declare London the world’s most congested city as wartime migration lingers. A 1,000,000 new homes are needed, with refugees and working men who arrived during the war remaining in the capital. London’s census will not be completed until 1921.
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Woman Tries Gas Suicide After Sight Loss Declares Death Note
Elizabeth Meyers living alone at 728 West 81st Street was found unconscious in her living room with gas flowing from an open stove. A note addressed to relatives stated she wished to die rather than face the loss of her remaining sight. Harry Asche entered via a fire escape, summoned help, and police and Dr. O'Brien from St. Lawrence Hospital worked to revive her. she was hospitalized with a slight chance of recovery.
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New Jersey Guards Arrive at Sea Girt Camp Edwards Opening
At Sea Girt on June 60, encampment duties begin as New Jersey national Guard officers and privates arrive. The camp is prepared with tents raised under General Freterck’s direction. Edwards will address officers tomorrow.
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German Flags Are Absent at Turnverein Anniversary
The New York Turnverein marked its seventieth anniversary with no German flags, honoring the American flag instead. John P. Heintz, 78, welcomed the shift as veteran leaders recalled the group’s German roots and the crowd watched as aging pioneers and current members reenacted drills, dances, and a 1850 Jones’ Woods picnic program led by Bern Weiler.
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Silk Thieves Kidnap Expert to Appraise Loot
Garret W. Cotter, Assistant United States Attorney, leads a federal case against 27 indicted silk thieves who looted freight cars and ships of silk worth hundreds of thousands. Detectives report kidnapping an expert silk salesman, blindfolding him, and taking him to a Long Island house to view bolts of silk as part of the extortion and robbery scheme. Authorities expect more arrests this week as the raid proceeds on remaining gang members.
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Beer Consumption Drops in Bavaria as Prices Rise
Bavarian beer intake falls per capita as high prices and quality concerns cut demand. Munich brewers report farmers drinking less, exports stalled, and local output about 80 percent of prewar levels despite stable dividends. Hops and coal shortages limit production while some countries see American hops yield good results.
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Portuguese premier Baptista dies during Lisbon conference
London dispatch reports Antonio Maria Baptista, Portuguese Prime Minister and Interior Minister, died suddenly in his office during a ministerial meeting. Doctors cited lung congestion. his wife and two children were summoned and stayed with him. Baptista, born in 1883, served in the African colonies earning decorations and fought in France in World War I, including a counter-attack at the Lys in April 1918.
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British Director of Prosecutions Dies in London
Sir Charles Mathews, baronet and Director of Prosecutions since 1908, died tonight in London. Born 1860, he was educated at Eton and called to the bar in 1872. He served as Recorder of Ballsbury from 1898 to 1908 before his appointment as director.
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Michael J. Sheehan Dies Newsman Turned Producer
Michael J. Sheehan aged fifty died after a long illness at his home in New York. Born in Boston he wrote for The Beston Globe The Daily News City News Association and The World. He later left journalism to start a moving picture studio in New York. He is survived by his wife and funeral services will be held in Boston tomorrow.
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Rhoda Broughton Dies Noted Welsh Born Author
Rhoda Broughton born 1840 in North Wales died. Daughter of a clergyman she spent childhood at Broughton Hall Staffordshire home of her uncle Sir Henry Broughton. She began writing at twenty two and published novels including Cometh Up as a Flower Not Wisely but Too Well and Between Two Stools. Also John Ireland Maguire Troy detective dies at 60 after paralysis.
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A S Phinney Dead Manager Of Many Shows
A S Phinney forty three died yesterday at his mother's home in New York. He managed tours in England for The Merry Widow The College Widow Madame X and the original Parsi fal company. Survived by his wife, details on survivors and career note his work with Arthur Hammerstein interests. Includes brief biographical notes and death location.
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