Supreme Court Dry Decision Expected Today
Washington reports say the Supreme Court was poised to decide tomorrow on pending prohibition cases, with wet and dry advocates alike expecting action before October. The decision could shape ideas of intoxication, states rights, and enforcement under the Eighteenth Amendment as arguments focus on definitions and the reach of Volstead enforcement.
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Octogenarian Arrested In Monkey House Case
Rome Week coverage notes two men arrested for alleged misconduct at the Monkey House. Detectives posted to guard the facility reported the incident. One suspect claimed to be eighty two, the other forty five. both posted 500 bail for examination today.
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Manhattan Census Figures Are Incorrect Says Real Estate Leader
Stewart Browne, president of the United Real Estate Owners Association, declares Manhattan’s 1920 census figures are wrong and that the borough’s population should be at least 400,000 higher. He cites ignored blocks, uncounted hotel guests, vacant space in 1910, and rapid development since, including new hotels and studio apartments, as evidence of undercounting. London Also Claimed Largest City Worldwide Based on 1914 census and births registrations, New York’s 1920 tally is disputed with London posited as larger.
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London population soars as war refugees crowd the city
Officials note the wartime influx of refugees and workers who stayed, driving congestion. London is labeled the most crowded city, with 1,000,000 new homes needed. census completion is postponed to 1921.
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Woman Going Blind Tries to Die by Gas
Elizabeth Meyers living alone at 728 West 81st Street was found unconscious in her living room by Harry Asche after gas flowed from an open stove. A note said she wished to die rather than face the loss of sight, and it directed disposition of her bank account and funeral arrangements. Dr O Brien and a pulmotor aided her, and she was taken to St Lawrence Hospital with a slight chance of recovery.
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New Jersey Guards Arrive at Sea Girt Camp Edwards
The New Jersey National Guard units arrived at Sea Girt designated Camp Edwards for a summer encampment. Officers and privates were assigned to construct and prepare the camp with tents raised under official direction. General Freterick will address officers tomorrow.
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German Flags Absent at Turnverein Seventieth Celebration
The New York Turnverein marked its seventieth anniversary with no German flags, honoring the American flag instead. Veterans like John P. Heintz and Karl Roth reflected on loyalty to the U S flag, as surviving Turn Verein pioneers recall drills and dances from the 1860s. Bern W. Weiler spoke in German, while John Allgire staged fencing and a 1850 Jones' Woods picnic was recalled.
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Silk Thieves Nab Expert For Appraisal Raid
Garret W. Cotter in charge of prosecutions says 27 gang members indicted for looting freight cars and steamships of silks valued in the hundreds of thousands. Railroad 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 thefts. Arrests of remaining suspects expected this week.
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Beer consumption in Bavaria Falls as Prices Rise
Bavarian beer intake declines per capita due to high prices and poorer quality after the war. Munich brewers report reduced craft quality, higher export demand, and wages rising to 3 4 marks per hour while retail prices reach 75 pfennig per liter. Despite woes, breweries pay dividends and export value drops for hops and beer to the United States. Local demand may absorb hops. some argue American hops perform well elsewhere.
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Portuguese Prime Minister Baptista Dies During Conference
London June 6 Antonio Maria Baptista Portuguese Premier and Interior Minister died suddenly in his office during a ministerial conference. Doctors diagnosed lung congestion. His wife and two children were summoned and remained to the end. Baptista, born 1883, served in African colonies and in France in World War I, where he commanded a counter attack at the Lys in April 1918.
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British Director of Prosecutions Sir Charles Mathews Dies
London report says Sir Charles Mathews baronet and Director of Prosecutions since 1908 died tonight. Born 1860, he was educated at Eton and called to the bar in 1872, later serving as Recorder of Ballsbury before his DPP tenure. He was created a baronet in 1917 and used the stepfather’s name.
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Michael J. Sheehan Dead Motion Picture Producer
Michael J. Sheehan, fifty, former editor on New York and Boston papers and longtime Patrolmen's Benevolent Association secretary, died after a long illness at 117 West Highly-fourth Street. Born in Boston, he started at The Boston Globe, then worked for Daily News City News Association and The World. He left journalism to form his own moving picture studio. survived by his wife. Funeral services will be held in Boston tomorrow morning.
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Rhoda Broughton Dies in Nineteenth Century
Rhoda Broughton born 1840 in North Wales daughter of a clergyman spent childhood at Broughton Hall Staffordshire. She began writing at 22 and published novels including Cometh Up as a Flower Not Wisely but Too Well and Between Two Stools. John Ireland Maguire Dies in Troy Detected 28 years on force.
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A S Phinney Dies Manager Of Many Shows
A S Phinney forty three longtime manager of English tours for The Merry Widow The College Widow Madame X and Madame Butterfly died yesterday at his mother's home 600 West 186th Street He was connected with Arthur Hammerstein interests and survived by his wife. He studied at the University of Colorado Law School and gave up law to enter theater.
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