Palmer Ruling May Open Harbor Monday Amid Labor Turmoil
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer ruled private craft used for railroad work fall under the Adamson eight hour law. Longshoremen from Boston to Galveston vote on returning to work as sympathy strike effects ease. If unions back off coastwise labor, New York port congestion could ease by week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
New York
Adamson
Soiapes
Nother
Beaton
Galveton
Secrnl
Fredkmen
H.C. Craig
Interstate Commitree Commission
Folk
Missouri
William A. Maher
Thomas Healy
Marine Workers
Fnion
Phoenix Company
Ho Ts. Jauss
Hausa
T. W. O'Connor
International Longshoreman’s Association
O'Connor
Woman Captures Intruder After Swift Home Chase
Edward Dinerstein, electrical contractor, and Hazel Kisel chased down Earl Pappy who attempted to steal clothes from Mr OLeary at a tailor shop. Pappy fled to 16th Street and Lenox Avenue but was captured by Patrolman McAndrews. Antonia Bermocida joined in climbing a rear window with a bundle worth 1100 dollars before being tackled by Mrs Kisel. Detectives Gompers and Walstarrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dinerstein
Hazel Kisel
West 13d Street
Stacion
Earl Pappy
West 134Th Street
Antonia
Bermocida
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Pappy
Dinerstein
Madison Avenue
Tappy
O'Leary
Peppy
Fifth Avenue
16Th Street
Lenox Avenue
McAndrews
Marines Open Vocational School At Quantico
Recruiting officers announced a new marine vocational training system this month at Quantico to raise total strength from about 17 000 to 97 409. The program lets enlisted men study 4 five days a week from 1 to 4 pm, earning pay while training in courses such as automobiles agriculture chemistry and civil engineering, and aims to place them in civilian jobs after enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantico
United States Marine Corps
America
Sam
PD. Cornell
Quantico Marine School
Copa
Cornell
Will Discloses Loan of 12000 to Gen Huerta
Eugenia Paredes personal estate reveals a 12000 loan to General Huerta, a 5000 bequest to wife and children, and 12007 cash lent to Huerta to aid his return to Mexico. Will filed in Surrogates Court notes Paredes died December 14 in New York with no NY real estate and limited assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iugenio Paredes
Viermann Huerta
Mexico
Eugenia Paredes
Pereder
Ureaxgrer
Huerta
Paredes
Nin
New York
Broadway
Mexico City
Tantoyace Ol Company
Senlor
Victorians Huarts
Liquor Worth $100,000 Seized in Pearl River Farm Raid
Federal agents uncovered a hidden farmhouse near Pearl River New York storing whisky and wines valued at about 700000 pounds. Richard A Gerlich, once a Long Island marketkeeper, was arrested. eight more arrests expected. Government reports claim up to 509000 pounds of liquor moved from the farm under permit then diverted. Agents followed truck crews to the Pearl River site and found hundreds of bottles, hogsheads and oil cans filled with liquor. Bail set at 250 for Antonio Erikli and others, while several suspects faced federal charges for violating the Volstead Act and transportation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl River
N. Y
Manhattan
Richard A. Gerlich
Washington Market District
Meath
James J. Shevlin
Easter
Shevlin Sevvral
St Wia
Easton
Tow River
Gerbsel
Farnthauen
Mres Sheviin
Theavk
New York
Pearl River House
Wight
Ansat
Kosten Post Road
Charles Antonio
Willam Mealy
Josip Minichino
James Lipeto
United States
H. Hitchcock
Feld
Henry J. Miltehersen
Antonio
William Hew
Disney Service Co
Antonio Louder
Ward
Minichino
Espera
Supreme Court
Shevli Heree
Charleau O'Connor
New York State
Willian Ho Anderson
Senterday
Chie
York
Wien
Senate
Nemantl. Bret
Newark Ex-Employee Pleads Guilty to Funds Embezzlement
A former Newark area official pleaded guilty to misappropriating forty one thousand dollars from a state agency. Judge Warren Finis in United States Court at Newark fined the defendant five hundred dollars after admitting guilt and noting earlier trial conduct. The case involved embezzlement tied to Jersey City operations and references a governor.
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Vilinr
Naninenp
170
Summit Avent
Mersey
Cis
Fintantenahies
National Hanks
Derney City
Way
Warren Finis
United States
Newark
Kehnenp
Quilty
Sawderke
Will Contest Over Rob ert W. Fennell Coat Lapel Kiss
The will of Rob ert W. Fennell killed in France before the armistice is contested by wife Dorothy Fennell. Testimony describes Hobby Fennell known as Andin on Broadway who wore a lapel button and offered it to a chorus girl who kissed him. The Surrogates Court trial continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby” Fennell
France
Dorothy Fennell
West Forty-fourth Street
Robert W. Fennell
Courterday
Fennell
George W. Fennell & Co
Andin
Broadway
Mordorf Indiscreet Conduct Found By School Board
Dr. Oliver C. Mordorf principal of Public School 139 Flatbush was found guilty of indiscretion in conduct toward thirteen year old Mary Elizabeth Woolsey on April 27. The Local School Board 88 unanimously ruled the actions were indiscreet though not gross misconduct and recommended a formal rebuke. The board may transfer him but retain his principal position with possible reassignment within the city. The case spanned two evenings at Erasmus High School with Mordorf denying improper acts while his wife supported him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver C. Mordorf
Flatbush
Mary Elizabeth Woolsey
Erasmus High School
Mordort
Board of Education
Mordorf
Orelock
Arthur G. Dore
J. Friedberg
Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church
Sison
Board of Ducation
Jamies d. Reynolds
Hetty Woolsey
Murdaohf
Wheelwright Dropped From Police Department Roster
Patrolman Hilbert T. Wheelwright, listed with Procinet, is reported as having resigned without permission and dropped from Lew Fork City Police Department rolls. The action is attributed to Third Deputy Police Commissioner Drom Porter. The department announced the release last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Hilbert T. Wheelwright
Procinet
Police Department
Chty
Lew Fork Wheelwright
Drom Porter
Weather Report Across Regions With Mixed Conditions
A weather digest reports variable winds and fluctuating temperatures across multiple regions. It notes rain chances in the Midwest and coastal pockets with temperatures and wind patterns varying by location, including mentions of Atlantic states and Mountain areas.
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Vain Spm
Woo
IRGC
Mouton
Phartin
Atianie
Fresh goods join stock at twenty percent off
Fresh goods bought under the new conditions join our great stocks at 20 percent off. Good morning. This is June 9. The weather today probably will be fair.
Apple Orchards Warn of Idle Worms and Dignity of Work
The piece notes how apple orchards near Jersey Italian plantations bloom before May, with early fruit soon to market. It warns that fallen apples show worms, using metaphors for idleness, gambling, and lack of effort as tiny worms that ruin a person. It urges diligence and celebrates new store openings offering opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Eyes and golf score linked by eye strain remedy
An old newspaper notice advertises eye examinations for golfers with off games. It claims eye strain affects performance and that properly fitted glasses restore vision and play. The ad offers 20 percent off all optical shop prices and directs readers to the first floor of the Old Building.
Hand Made Voile and Batiste Blouses At $6.95
400 hand made blouses in voile and batiste offered at six dollars ninety five cents. Each blouse is fully hand stitched and suited for summer sports or tailored wear. Discerning shoppers can find appealing options to take home this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voile
Batiste
Ten models in a Valenciennes lace trimmed blouse display
The illustration shows typical models from a collection featuring a round neck short sleeves with Valenciennes lace edging for charm. Hand drawn work and hand tucks appear with lace trim. high necked blouses offer tailored options. Some voile blouses include blue or rose hand appliques. The Blouse Shop Second floor Old Building.
Foulard Frocks at 39.50 in Summer Collection
In the new collection at Women’s Gown Salon two foulard frocks sell well due to becomeness and practicality for warm weather. One features a long surplice collar in white organdie with matching cuffs and draped hips in blue white and ecru foulard. The other frock uses white Georgette crepe with a wide crushed girdle and straight skirt.
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Foulard
Boys' lighter clothes and summer hats on sale
Lighter boys clothing offered at 20 percent off these prices. Palm Beach cloth suits in olive, sand and gray and linen crash Long Beach suits in gray and tan. Plain and Norfolk models with knee trousers. Summer hats in Palm Beach cloth or tan or gray linen priced at 2.75 to 3.50, sizes 6% to 7%. Third floor Old Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Long Beach
Norfolk
Printed Chiffon Voiles At Reduced Yardage Sale
A manufacturer of women's and children's dresses offers Printed Chiffon Voiles at 52c yard after 20 percent deduction, with 5,200 yards available. Similar items sold this season at 85c and 95c. Silk and Georgette crepe designs on light and dark grounds, 88 to 39 inches wide. Main floor Old Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette Crene
Lace Flouncings and Allovers in Light Summer Lace
Lace flouncings and allovers for dainty afternoon frocks offered in ecru at 6.95 per yard. Hand darned laces priced from 8.95 to 15.00, plus matching bandings. Allover Fuet 28 inches wide at 8.95 per yard and Margot flouncings at 5.95. Black chantilly lace frocks promoted with imports up to 18.00 per yard.
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John Riley
New York Duntries Council
Union of Nonunion Wen
Willian Followes Morgan
Citizens’ Transportation Committee
Motaga
Unioninem
Gompers
American Federation’ of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Lusitania
Edward McCaffrey
Transportation Trades Council
McCaffrey
Monreal
AFF
Mr. Gompers
West Side
Contractor
Marines
Fung College
Will
Gen. Huerta
U. S
Lushier Sen
Jersey City
Rincipal
Mot
Brooklyn Isrocers
Abraham
Morris Nelson
Stocers
Third Augnur
Brookin
Tited Stages
LeRoy Wes
Sidney Hirsch
Army Bus
Brooklyn
Weather Report
San Rete
Webenaae Sleunaeia
Rentie
Mlehest
Axarage
Ur Alegre
Houthorn
Peninay
Vivia Monc
First Gallery
the Blouse Shop
Burlington Arcade
Tenth Street
Lon Dom
Bond Street
Regent Street
Piccadilly
Caye
London
New Building
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