Waldo Police Commissioner fight moves to Aldermen
The Curran aldermanic committee report on Rhinelander Waldo's fitness to remain Police Commissioner wins five to four and goes before the Board of Aldermen today. Tammany opposes the report as a party issue, while fusionists back possible removal. the Bureau of Municipal Research plans to press for executive action if the board blocks the Mayor's effort.
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Shipley
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Curran
Aldermanic Committee
Balzer
Bureau of Municipal Research
Curran Committee
Gaynor
Frank Dowling
PaAustralians Defeated at Lawn Tennis and More
Local news briefs cover varied items. Cooke's marriage delayed. Tammany may press for Waldo with Cohalan case. Chaloner refuses 500000. Goothale from Panama. Duffy case details. Indian actors in Hiawatha. a child killed by poison in revenge. Clare Day at Princeton with Olinda. Fort George park proposal. Wadges Stern to Paterson Strikers. Poison Pen adjourned. Supreme Court rate case ruling. mine troubles probe planned. lobbyists and ads. Democrats on cotton. Kodak Trust attack. Marconi hearing sensation. Rembrandt sale price. Wyndham death. women news and obituaries. sports and markets notes.
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Tammany
Waldo
Murphy
Cohalan
John A Chaloner
Goothale
Panama
Wadges Stern
Paterson
Williams Beats Rice In Davis Cup Triumph At West Side Club
McLoughlin and Williams lead United States to a four to one victory over Australia in the Davis Cup preliminaries at the West Side Tennis Club. Williams defeats Doust in straight sets after Rice’s comeback, while McLoughlin dominates his style. The Americans announce plans to sail for England aboard the Baltic, aiming to sharpen form for the All England and future Davis Cup ties.
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McLoughlin
West Side Tennis Club
238Th Street
Broadway
Nenu
Stanley Doust
Goa
R. Norris Williams
Wise
Horace Rice
Doast
United States
Wimbledon
Holcomba Ward
Beals ¢. Wright
Anthony F. Wilding
Normart Ee
Williams
Doust
A. Booth Jonesy
Robert D. Wrenn
International Committee
George T. Adee
Maurice KE. McLoughlin
Norris Wiliams
Harold HH. Hackett
England
Baltic
Aristeans
Hackett
Australia
Dorst
Arles
Marconi stock bought with funds of party
London June 10 an extraordinary chapter in the Marecon inquiry opened at yesterday’s sitting. Percy Mingworth testifies that Lord Murray purchased 2500 American Marconi shares on April 18 1912 and 500 more on May 14 1912 with Liberal party funds. He says the shares were not on the party list and may still be held by Murray's representative. The testimony shocks Liberal members and questions abound about control of funds and securities. Further evidence by Captain Murray promised.
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London
Mareon
Percy Mingworth
Lord Murray
Elbank
Liberal Party
Marconi
Illingworth
Murray
Marconis
Plice
Petty Dickerings
Elie
Messrs
Boothist Falconer
Hiingworth
New Party
Liberal
Cooke In Wild Dash To Get Decree Signed
Hartford June 4 Jere Cooke former Episcopalian clergyman sped across Connecticut to finalise his divorce from Miranda Cooke. He reached Willimantic after locating Judge Reed but found the judge away. At Stafford Springs the judge signed the papers finally, but further steps depended on speed of mail and county clerk. An earlier license-office visitor sought blanks for Cooke and Miss Whaley before their marriage.
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Conn
Jere i Cooke
Telve
Mra
Miranda Cooke
Hartford County
Florietta Whaley
Cooke
Dudee Reed
Stafford Springs
Tolland County
Reed
Willimantic
Windham County
Mr. Pul Jr
Dr Amadden and Wife Hurt in Trolley Crash
Dr Amadden and wife Mrs George Ameden were injured when a trolley car struck their auto on Matamoras avenue near Bloomingdale Asylum in White Plains. Mrs Ameden is in critical condition with possible skull fracture. Nellie Maloney, W. J. Galens, and the chauffeur have serious injuries.
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Dreorge Armeden
White
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Asylim Gateway
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Aneden
Skull Fracture After Painter Hangs From Rail
Osear Tomrose of Brooklyn hung half an hour from an elevated rail at Myrtle avenue and Cumberland street with a fractured skull after being struck by a catwalk step while adjusting a canvas shield. Foreman Charles Peterson called for help. an ambulance retrieved him from Cumberland Street Hospital where doctors reported a critical condition. Firefighters lowered him to safety. traffic paused about twenty minutes during the rescue.
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Bergen Street
Brooklyn
Myrtle Avenue
Cunderland Street
Tomrose
Charles Peterson
Douglass Street
Cumberland Street Hospital
Dror Shaw
Fantil Hook and Ladder Company 102
Slump Hits King George in Market Losses
A London audience with King George VI followed Derby Day as Sir George White and Lord Stamfordham arranged realization of securities held in trust for the King. The losses stem from large Canadian Pacific bets despite counsel from Lord Revelstoke, with the King’s reported loss around $100,000. The Queen participated in the conference.
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George White
Lord Stamfordham
Hay Hold
London
Lord Revelstoke
Allan Pinkerton Wins Big in Piping Rock Race
Allan Pinkerton won a large sum in a local Piping Rock Subscription Race at Locust Valley yesterday. He drew the winning horse in a hot spring pool, with odds of 10 to 1, in a wager described as not a naval or wagering affair.
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Allan Pinkerton
Allan Kmnerwn
Aurora
Locust Valley
Mr. Pinkerton
Shot Down From Doorway in The Deuces Murder
An unidentified 35 year old man was shot multiple times outside 222 Chrystie Street known as The Deuces. He died en route to Gouverneur Hospital as police pursued a fleeing Italian shooter. Patrolman Henentotter fired at the suspect but was blocked by bystanders and a crowd spilled into the streets from the Winter Garden Theatre.
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Chrystie Street
No. 222
Gouverneur Hospital
Winter Garden Theatre
Sold Sign on Garden Pine Decrees Left Fortune
Decrees alone Broadway a fortune left ban by his mother years ago, was convicted of petty larceny yesterday in Special Sessions. With consent of the complainant sentence was suspended. Lynch was arrested a week ago for getting $25 from William L. Casey on pretence of right to erect an advertising sign atop Madison Square Garden.
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Lynch
William L. Casey
Casey
Madison Square Garden
Theresa Lynch
14Th Street
New York
High Honor For Peary Grand Officer of Legion of Honor
Rear Admiral Robert Beary was made a grand officer of the Legion of Honor by President Raymond Poincaré in Paris this afternoon. The ceremony elevated Beary, noted for his naval career, to one of France's highest decorations in a formal state honor.
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Poincaire
Paris
Robert Beary
Raymond Poincairé
Supreme Court Upholds States Over Intrastate Rate Rules
The Supreme Court holds states may regulate intrastate rail rates within limits while Congress retains interstate control. Minnesota and other cases are addressed as forecasts. federal authority over interstate commerce remains plenary, but states may set reasonable intrastate rates not directly burdening interstate trade. Justice Hughes delivers the opinion.
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Northern
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Minneapolis
Supreme Court
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Oklahoma
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