Rebuffs Lawyer in Damages Suit Over Accident
The case factualizes a damage suit by John J Crumley against New York Railways Company for four thousand dollars after an injury. Witness testimony centers on Crumley walking or running at the time of impact following an altercation with George Sperle and alleged improper guidance by attorney Harvey Harwood. The jury returned a verdict for the railway company amid disputes over witness statements and possible attempts to influence testimony.
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George 7. Sperle
John J Crumley
William J. Griffin
Boarke Cochran
Martin T. Manton
Dratios Delany Aperte
Crumiey
Crippie
Sperte
Crottey
Jares Sheridan
Lemuel Ely Quiz
Malway
Dany
Grits
Harwood Wan
Crumley
Sherdan
Griffin
Justice Delany
Judes
Lesaw
Sperle
Mysterious Yale Safe Found in Woods Near Long Island
A 206 pound Yale safe was found abandoned in woods near North Beart Long Island by Charles and Jaco Richter. The iron door lay nearby. burglars loaded the safe onto a push cart and took it to a home in Astoria. Police removed the box and drilled the combination, erasing the owner’s name. theft may have involved an off season family burglary. An automobile track suggested the safe was moved by car.
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Yale
Bowery Bay Board
North Beart
Long Island
Charles Richter
Jaco Richter
Vanderenter
Nineteenth Ave
Astoria
Herbert Graham
Me Strong Fox
Menes
Baker
Hays Offers to Resign If Clarke Resigns Senate
Governor George W. Hays of Arkansas issues a statement offering to resign the governorship if United States Senator Clarke resigns his Senate seat. The move follows counter charges raised during the recent Arkansas primary campaign in Little Rock.
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Clarke
Udttle Rock
Ark
George W. Hays
Four Dead Men Voted Revealed in Poll Books
District Attorney Whitman’s investigation into fraudulent voting at the April 7 convention shows four dead men registered as voters in three districts of the 38th Assembly District. Indictments total eighty eight. twenty three election officials are jailed, with some fleeing. Names of the dead forged include John H Feary and Andrew Behnittinger among others. the inquiry notes votes cast under illegal handwriting and hospital patient names.
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Whitman
38Th
Mth Assembly
Ith
Betevue Hospital
Hooks Ag
John H. Feary
East
John O'Brien
Michael Delaney
Andrew Behnittinger
Tammany
Hebrew School Reopens In New $50,000 Quarters
Harlem Hebrew School Yeshiveth Torath Chaim opens a four story brick building on East 10th near Lexington Ave to educate over 100 children in Hebrew religion and history. Trustees and rabbis led the dedication with daily exercises planned through the week.
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Hebrew School
Yeshiveth Torath Chaim
Harlem Hebrew School
East
Lexington Av
Friends of the Yeshiveth Torath Chaim
Harlem
Kastithet
Madson Av
Tcho
Menkin
H. Matzkowsky
Witkin
H. Goldstein
Fiales
Margulies
Staffe
Kameniteky
W. Mar
Engineers Build 34 Foot Park Bridge in Four Hours
Fifty men from Company M 22d Engineers NG New York built a 34 foot by 16 foot corduroy bridge over Tibe s Creek in four hours under Capt Smith and Lt Thomas. Park Commissioner Whittle crossed first and praised the sturdy structure. The bridge remains a lasting feature at Van Cortlandt Park and signals future park work.
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Park
Company M
N.Y
Serosa Tibbets Creek
van Cortland Park
Ht . Smith
Leutenant
CO ‘Thomas
Thomas W. Whittle
Bronx
Friends Shore
Mr Whittle
Captain Smith
van Cortlandt Park
Whittle
Bishop Confirms Septuagenarian Faithful at City Home
Bishop Greer confirmed twelve elderly men and women at the Good Shepherd home on Brackwell's Island. The ceremony drew the largest class in the institution’s history as residents, aided by staff, gathered in white bonnets and new attire. The bishop urged trust in God, avoiding worry, and accepting the good God has planned for their lives.
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Greer
the Good Shepherd
Brackwell
Rome
God
Rishon Greer
Father
Jesus
Sunday School Marks 65th Anniversary at Third Presbyterian
In Trenton New Jersey more than 1300 people attended the Third Presbyterian Church Sunday school anniversary event. The program featured 100 singers and the church orchestra conducted by Martin Mayer with 35 members, the largest Sunday school orchestra in the state.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Trenton
N. J
Martin Mayer
Bearded Lady Hides Cash in Whiskers at Millvale Riot
Pittsburgh June 7 Rioting at a Millvale street carnival ended when a mob surrounded a bearded lady and sought her receipts hidden in her whiskers. Her sword-swallowing husband fired into the air to disperse the crowd as police arrived to escort them away with the cash intact.
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Pittsburgh
Millvale
Alr
Walker
Hushand
Indy
Architects Stand With McAdoo On Public Buildings Policy
The American Institute of Architects protests the Public Buildings Commission's report criticizing pork barrel methods. McAdoo chairs the commission and backs the majority report while Postmaster General Burleson issues a minority critique. Editorials discuss a need for a new building policy and tighter control of appropriations.
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American Institute of Architects
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
The
United State
McAdoo
Burleson
Public Buildings Commission
Acton
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Treasury and
Postonce Departmente
Congress
Journal of the American Institute of Architects
Swanson
Clark
Austin
McReynolds
Sutherland
Mystery in Auto Death at Wildwood Sees 2 Arrested
Two men, John Coleman of Philadelphia and John McCann, once of Scranton and Philadelphia, are jailed as police probe the death of Clarence Kilmer, Wildwood garage owner. Kilmer died after a trip toward Cape May in an insured car owned by Lucius Harris. Kilmer was injured on the return leg, with accounts of him standing on a running board to inspect the engine before a fall. Police held the two men after a search found four dollars on McCann and Kilmer’s purse with pawn tickets on Coleman. Kilmer’s injuries included facial lacerations, bruised eyes, broken nose and teeth, with bruised knuckles. doctors say such accidents can leave dirt in wounds.
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Wildwood
N. J
John Coleman
Philadelphia
John McCann
Scranton
Clarence Kilmer
Jefferson
Kilmer
Cape May
Lucius Harris
Coleman
McCann
London Suit Turns to Embroidery in Customs Ruling
A Board of Appraisers decision splits evening wear into two duties. Suits without braid or tape pay the regular rate of 39 percent. garments with braid on trousers or coat are taxed as embroidered goods at a higher rate. The change mainly affects travelers and suggests tailors may add tape post landing.
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Mr Jones
Brother Bones
Brother Jones
Brother Smith
Custom House
Board of Appraisers
Europe
London
Postmen Laud Rest Day Aid in New York
Letter carriers of New York presented Rev Nt Ty Rowlby with a $1061 check on a Sunday meeting at Harford Masonic Temple. The gift from almost all city carriers supported the United States Lord's Day Alliance and urged weekly rest day observance, pension moves, and Sunday reform.
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Vameuvris
United States
Ty Rowlby
New York
Rowlby
Bellevue doctors give open air hospital concert
Nine Bellevue doctors took a weekly day off yesterday afternoon to perform an orchestral concert on hospital grounds. The program ran from two to four o clock with 1,200 patients in attendance, some in beds. Doctors Comatock Rudner Gaupin Stockhammer played violins, Schaff flute, Ray bass viol, Knowies cornet, Sehaye wecker clarinet, and Wellington presided at the piano.
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Bellevue Acctors
Comatock
Rudner
Gaupin
Stockhammer
Schaff
Ray
Knowies
Pr Sehaye Wecker
Wellington
State fund touted as lower cost option for employers
F Spencer Baldwin of the State Workmen's Compensation Commission outlined advantages of the state fund as an insurance option for employers. The compensation net begins July 1 and allows four forms of coverage, including self insurance, with the state paying expenses for two and a half years. The commission circulated a resolution stating no power to assess policyholders beyond premiums.
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F. Spencer Baldwin
State Workmen's Compensation Commission
Baldwin
State Insurance Department
The
Compensation Commission
Everything Men and Boys Wear Ii Registered Trade Mark
Advertisement notice indicating a retail firm carries a complete line of men and boys apparel under a registered trademark. The short promo stresses broad clothing selection and brand identity.
Robbery Plot Arraignments In Brooklyn Case
Three men arrested in connection with the Sasa Paint Company messenger robbery in Brooklyn were arraigned in local court, with an adjournment granted. A fourth suspect faced weapons charges in Essex Court. police linked more figures as witnesses denied certain details of the crime. Witnesses testified about the truck used in the hold up and other aspects of the investigation. Elsewhere Juilliard Memorial Week planned with donors and events centered on the college and its new building funded by Frederick Juilliard’s estate.
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John Bonnaveit
American Can Company
Deters Poles
Thay
Cornell
Igg
Joqagi
Son
Jane Longo
Frederie Wet
Faurot
Essex
Sasa Paint Company
Brooklyn
Mearre
Kelly
Ers
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Vichy
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Kiertien
Tibbets Creek
Dr. Greer
Blackwell's
M’adoo
Land
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Jersey
New York Custom House
Doctors
Bellevue Physicians
Racers Pier Company
34Th St
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Tribune
Ollowe
Comite
College
AL. Juilliard
Annette Kennrmann
Px Geo. Cohan
Longacre
Astor Sia
England
America
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
L. I
the Things
St. Sr M
Cort Theatre
Tan Cap
Crazytown
Alvar
Keith S Wilton Lackare
Palace
Tage Binay
Stlaware & Vitagraph
Nathgo
PMI
Columbia
Academy Area
Hawes
Mae A
Roel
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