Anniversary Day Parade in Brooklyn Draws 150000 Sunday School Scholars
Thousands of Brooklyn Sunday school children filled the streets from 1 to 6 pm for Anniversary Day in the City of Churches. Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw and officials including Gov Higgin and Lt Gov Bruce attended, with parades in Prospect Park and Williamsburg and remarks on continued study in Sunday schools. General Frederick J. Grant led the Eastern District Sabbath School Association parade with tens of thousands watching from Hanover Club area and Greenpoint.
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Brooklyn
City of Churches
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Higgins
Bruce
Albeny
Shaw
Oxford
Lafayette
Coler
Cortrolier Metz
John G. Jenkins
Silas B. Dutcher
Frank J. Sniffen
Townsend Thayer
Clinton L
Shar
Lafayette Avenue Presterian Church
Lafayette Avenue
South
Oxford Street
Mr. Shaw
Prospect Park
Jefferson
Marcy Evenues
Frederick J. Grant
Prince Cantacuzene
Eastern District
Sabbath School Association
Hanover Club
Hedford Avenue
Rodney Street
Arthur Keeffe
Iistor
Adam Cross
Smith J. Hendrickson
Association
Williamsburg
General Greet
Broadway Ferry
George P. Butler
Parade Police
Areeas
Nally
Gety
District Attorney Pushes Indictments in Mutual Life Perjury Case
Grand jury witnesses from the Mutual Life story include Thomas Bahan Alfred Mackay and several company employees. DA seeks perjury indictments tied to false statements filed with the State Insurance Department and relies on vouchers and audits traced to source records. A second indictment may follow by a special jur y in the fall as other insurers loom under scrutiny.
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Jerome
The
Mutual Life
Insurance Grand Jury
State Insurance Department
Mutual
Thomas H. Bahan
Alfred Mackay
Bahan
Insurance Department
the Mutual
Charles A. Preller
Clifford Gretsinger
Charles F. Gleason
Edwin L. Vredenberg
Samuel J. Hall
George E. Trumpler
Auditor's Department
Grand Jy
Uamitoen
San Francisco seeks Roosevelt view on long term bonds
A San Francisco committee plans to secure President Roosevelt's stance on a proposal to have Congress authorize long term bonds totaling 200000000. The sub-committee, including Walter J. Bartnett Judge W W Morrow and others, travels to Washington to press Wall Street backed funding for city reconstruction.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Citizens’ Fnance
Washington
Presigent
Conress
Sean Francisco
Walter J. Bartnett
W. W. Morrow
Devine
Redross
Berjaide Wheeler
Mountain and Mouse: Peabody Defends Mutual Life Probe
President Peabody frames the grand jury inquiry into Mutual Life as a mountain laboring to bear a mouse. He cites immunity for many, indicting only one. He declines naming the governor involved, and urges patience as past management faces scrutiny amid debates on examination costs and strike money. Clarence H. Venner suggests Charles E. Hughes as New York Life president to succeed Alexander Orr.
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Peabody
Charles E. Hughes
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Alexander E. Orr
Clarence H. Venner
C. H. Venner & Co
Ers
Wall Street
Made Burglar by Fall In Atlantic City Case
William Gilbert Jr alias Edward Dougherty was freed by Judge Higbee as doctors study a brain injury causing kleptomania. Police expected a ten year sentence. Gilbert soon boarded a Camden ferry and was arrested in Philadelphia. The judge defends the ruling noting burglary impaired by mental condition.
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Tribune
Atlantic City
William Gilbert, Jr
Edward Dougherty
E. A. Higbee
Gilbert
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Camden
Jersey
Higbee
State Secretary Held In Wisconsin Bribery Charge
Madison June 7 Secretary of State Walter L Houser was arrested at his office on a charge of attempted bribery of a state officer He agreed to appear in municipal court as needed The charge stems from testimony by State Insurance Commissioner Host to the Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee He said Houser delivered a draft of a desired decision from the Equitable Life Assurance Society and offered a $2000 contribution to La Follette campaign fund in return The prepared document was handed to Host but Houser claimed he did not know its contents Host issued a ruling against the society but the case was later appealed and reversed in court.
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Madison
Wis
Walter L. Houser
Host
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Houser
Equitable Life Assurance Society
la Follette
Commissioner Host
China-Italy race riot at Second Avenue laundry
Chin Lou proprietor of a Chinese laundry fired at youths wounding Lillian Turila, three, in front of 2130 Second Avenue. The mob, led by Italians, entered the shop stabbing employee Hue Fong. Officers detained Hue Fong and John Ching Fong. The child survived after hospital treatment.
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Chin Lou
Second Avenue
Lillian Turila
No. 2130
Hue Fong
John Ching Fong
Harlem
Auto Touring Committee Announces Members and Glidden Tour Details
Paul H. Deming announces the touring committee for the American Automobile Association with Sidney S. Gorham as secretary and members from clubs nationwide. Entry blanks have been issued for the Glidden tour, with a 0 fee and entries due July 3 to George Farrington. Frank B. Stearns enters two Stearns cars, and NY Motor Club economy run entries total three with automobiles from Wayne, E H V Company, and Frayer-Miller.
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Paul H. Deming
American Automobile Association
Sidney S. Gorham
C. L. Ainsworth
Automobile Club of Cincinnati
George W. Beach
Hartford Automobile Club
James M. Boutweil
Automobile Club of Vermont
Otto B. Cole
Massachusetts Automobile Club
James B. Dill
Automobile Club of New Jersey
George W. Ehrhart
Deccatur Automobile Club
Ezra H. Fitch
New York Motor Club
F. ©. Gates
Cleveland Automobile Club
George A. Gould
Automobile Club of Davenport
Homer W. Hedge
Automobile Club of America
F. B. Hower
Buffalo Automobile Club
Frank M. Joyse
Minneapolis Automobie Club
Bay State Automobile Associaton
Ernest J. Knabe, Jr
Automobile Club of Maryland
Howard Martin
Albany Automobile
Charles H. Gudden
Far East
Frank B. Stearns
Cleveland
A. L. Kull
Wayne
E. H. V. Company
Middletown
Conn
F. C C. Carter
Frayer-Miler Motor Car Company
Frayer-Miller
F. E. Moscovics
B. Seers
West 42d Street
Une
Yachts Race Off Glen Cove In Eastward Breeze
Six New York Yacht Club one-design boats competed on a fifteen mile triangular course off Glen Cove in a brisk east wind. The Atair, owned by J. E. and G. Meyer, led all legs to win. Adelaida Cara Mia and Alera were disqualified for failing to obey the recall. Finishing order: Atair Adelaide Cara Mia Dahinda Neola II Alera.
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Long Island Sound
New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
J. E. and
G. ©. Meyer
Oak Neck
Motts Point
Adelaide
Yale crews take light practice on windy river
Yale varsity, freshman, and four oared crews rowed in light, slow strokes along the river in heavy wind. Examinations began today under Professor H A Farr. Yale graduate coach Julian W Curtiss, aged 79, arrived in Ferry, Connecticut for a brief visit.
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Yale
H. A. Farr
Julian W. Curtiss
New York
Jay Gould to Meet Champion in Court Tennis Match
London reports a court tennis match set for June 16 between Jay Gould of Lakewood New Jersey the American champion and C Faire Champion of the world with Faire conceding 15 and one sque. The Dartmouth track captain is William Jennings elected by the class of 197 Hanover New Hampshire June 7.
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London
Jay Gould
Lakewood
N. J
C. Fairhampion
Faire
Hanover
N. H
William Jennings
Clans of
Dartmouth College
Wright's Absence Taints U S Open Intl Tennis Start
Newport June 7 The Americans face Les Poidevin of Australia and A F Wilding of New Zealand in the opening rounds of the Dwight F. Davis International Challenge Cup. Beals C Wright is out with blood poisoning, Raymond D Little and Holcombe Ward play strong leads with Ward defeating Poidevin in straight sets. Little loses to Wilding in straight sets as Wilding handles his serve and backhand. Ward and Little prepare for a doubles clash tomorrow to decide which side challenges Britain.
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Newport
England
Beals C. Wright
Dwight F. Davis
Lea
Ward
Wilding
Little
Deuce
Vantage
Poidevin
Miss Sutton Edges Sterry in Tough England Test
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena California survives a grueling second round match at Aigburth Liverpool defeating Mrs Sterry 6 4 6 3 in women's singles. Earlier Sutton and D R Rhodes beat Fry and Longhurst. Mixed doubles results show Sutton pairing with Rhodes and losing to Candetti and Sterry.
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Liverpool
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
England
Northern Counties
Aigburth
Sterry
Miss Cooper
Miss Sutton
Mrs. Sterry
D. R. Rhodes
Boston
E. Casdagtt
Sierry
Rhodes
Fry
F. Longhurst
K. R. Rhodes
May Sutton
Mr. Pry
Mie Longhurst
Mr. Candetti
Mr. Rhodes
Misa Sutton
Chariton
Figgia
Simpson
Metropolitan lawn tennis singles and doubles results
Henry Torrance Frederick G Anderson Harold H Hackett and Carlton C Kelley reached the semifinals after straight-set wins at the West Side club. Hugh Tallant defeated Theodore Roosevelt Pell in a tense 11-9 third set before losing to Anderson. other round results and doubles pairings feature Wadsworth Tallant and Hackett Alexander plus standings across clubs.
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Henry Torrance
Frederick G Anderson
Harold H. Hackett
Carlton C. Kelley
West Side Lawn
Hugh Tallant
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Tallant
Pellam
Arvard
Pell
Chevee
Anderson
Seacepetan Omelets
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Harry Torrance
Englewood Field Club
Dimon E. Roberts
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Hugh Tailant
Augustus Wadsworth
Carleton_ Kelley
H. i Westfall
E. A. Freshman
Julio M. Steinacher
Crescent Athletic
Hamilton Grange Lawn
Ross Burchard
Kings County
Morris
Clark
Siwanoy
Herold Ji. Hackett
Frederick B. Alexander
Thomas Trask
H. L. Westfall
West Side
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Chnt Grant
Parade
Bedford Avenue
Tots
Mr. Bhew
Fromt
Citizens’ Finance Committee
Harriman
Mountain and Mouse
Grand Jury
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wisconsin
China
Italy
Auto “Touring Committee
Ataii
New York Yacht Club Model Committee
HM Atair
J. E
G. G Meryer
Adelaid
Adee Brothers
Cara Mia
Wainwright Ceeee
Dahinda
W. Buller Duncan
Neola II
George M. Pynchon
Alera
A. H
J. Walker
Retta Committee
H. de B. Parsons
Ternesk E. Lorillara
Walter ©. Kerr
North Star
Rainbow
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Dartmouth
Wright
Torrance
Hackett
Kelley
George Sounee
G W Baa Bodman
Aeane Halt
J. C. Torrey
Clarence L. Campbell
Theodore Roosevelt
Anus Helf
A. Freshman
Otta “Giornfein
Howard Home
H. Connell
A. J. Grosz
A. Echomacher
Wanamaker’s
Wanamaker's
Broadway
Stewart Building
Warnd
Stewart
Eton
Steward Building
Fourth Avenue
Littl
Avent
Tenth Street
New York City
Wanamaker
Wanamaker Building
Tenth St
Cate
Uildings
Gossies
Kipling
Ouida’ “Phyliis
Mar
Eugene Grandet
Balzac Seeach
North Sic
Ninth Street
Erman China
Roscue Center
Stewart Bldg
Puritan
Cretonne
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Arenas
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