Woman Charged Bribery Aimed Siegel Offer
A grand jury inquiry in Geneseo probes whether Henry Siegel offered to depositors through profiteers in the depositors affairs, with witnesses including committee members examined. Attorneys describe the case as aimed at revealing how Siegel used his probation time and whether deposits were paid out for clerical work and related services.
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James A. Perkinsont
Artharesterday
Henry Siegel
Depositors
I Bis Bank
Shegel
Geneseo
Justice Clarke
Supresse Court
Livingster County
Siegel
Emmeline Baker
Adolph Muller
Henry Hagmater
John King
Edwart A. Doyle
Adolph Schwaets
Anether
William Henkel
Sue Baker
Train
Ace of
Siexel
William Henkel, Jr
JF Rockeway
Hirty
Henry Hecmaier
Adolph Schwarte
Suits For Every Weather From Rogers Peet Ad
An advertisement touts Rogers Peet suits for all weather and budgets. It promotes multiple styles for any man whether buying one or many. Prices range from $18 to $48 for summer lines and $20 to $25 for standard ranges, with the Westpointer boys' shoe at 73500, made on General Scott’s last for cadets.
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New York
Rogers Peet
General Scott
West Point
Rippers Freed, Woman Charges Shake NY Charity Board
Mrs. Bradley Hazard a social worker testified to alleged lax control at Fundal's Island claiming two released youths and other inmates were placed on 10 cent allowances before a murder. Commissioner Kingsbury denied the charges, saying the claims were false and detailing protective actions. Hazard criticized practices while noting physicians on the island earned about 100 dollars yearly and a pension possibility for a resigning official. The testimony touched on Mary Dunphy's tenure and broader investigations by the State Board of Charities.
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Bradley Hazard
West Fifty-ninth Street
State Board of Charities
Fundal’s Island
New York
Dearog
Lesuore Cohn
Walter J. Books
Hazard
Tate
Kingsbury
Flick
Arcape
Dlrs
Hasard
Mary C. Dunphy
W. K. Vanderbilt
We Stowell
Medical Consulting Board
Death by own action epidemic in New York City
New York City faces a spate of suicides despite sunny weather figures show six cases in Manhattan after Mrs Desmond Stewart took cyanide at the Waldorf. Benjamin Jacobs attempted self harm at East 110th Street, a woman shot, and Max Binderman poisoned himself with iodine at a hotel. Authorities report urgent crisis cases amid a broader reckoning with rising self harm.
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New York City
Desmond Stewart
Manhattan
New York
Benjamin Jacobs
Stebbins Avenue
The
Bronx
Sophie Raskin
East 110Th Street
Raskin
Hinrlen Hospital
Links Actor and Check Hotel Manager Accuses Him Under Another Name
A case of mistaken identity unfolds in Yorkville Court where actor Rogers is charged with forged check under alias Leon P. Goldbaum. Hayden, Manhattan cashier, testifies that Rogers attempted a $45.49 check pass. Magistrate Cornell sets $1,500 bail for tomorrow’s examination as hotel staff identify Rogers as Goldbaum.
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Isayl
Rogers
Yorkville Court
Leon P. Goldbaum
St. Joseph
Hayden
Manhattan
Goldbaum
Cornell
Wiretapper Chief May Confess All in Court Swindle Case
District Attorney Perkins heard a testimonial on successful wiretapping operations by Gondorf group. An anonymous upstate man said he paid 20000 for a clinic at the Shymer house and believes he was swindled. Fred Gondorf’s trial for swindling William O Reilly was postponed as prosecutors pursue more suspects.
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Perkins
Gondorf
Shymer House
West Forty-seventh Street
Fred Gondorf
William J. O'Reills
Toronto
Malone
Sumer Fitzgerald
Engens
Gondoré
West Forty Seventh Street
Fredericks
Bronxites Parade Through Seven Miles in Grand Bronx Celebration
Seven miles of Bronxites paraded past the reviewing stand on the Grand Boulevard yesterday afternoon in the largest Bronx parade yet. Police, firemen, students, veterans, Boy Scouts, suffragists and 15 000 schoolchildren joined in the event with hundreds of automobiles and 57 music bands. Borough President Thomas W. Whittle and other officials watched as heat prostration victims collapsed in front of the stand.
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Catholic Protectory
Thomas W. Whittle
Louis D. Gibbs
George M
Bronx
Crus Miller
City Marriage Trust Ousted Sparks Makeshift Chapel Chaos
In the Municipal Building, a civil marriage scene unfolds as the City Marriage Trust is ousted. Magistrate Marsh volunteers to officiate and marries seventeen couples by 4:40 p.m., while Alderman Reardon remains aligned with the ousted trustees planning a private chapel on Duane Street.
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Ring
Dun Cupid
Jack” Reardon
Marriage Trust
Accoun Wallstein
PB. J. Seutly
Knickerbocker
Wallatein
Adrian Boon
West Fort Eighth Street
Winnie Ullmer
Wee Twenty-third Street
Wallstein
Marsh
Magie Marsh
Marie J. Bres- Rene Joan Belverge
Rington Avenue
Croom
Adiling
Marsh Ha
Sta
Herbert
Chorarh
Scully
Conoration
Trust
James Weldon
Billy Long
Pat’ Paul
Duanetreet
Reardon
Mrs Gouraud Seeks New Home As Prince Leaves
Aimee Crocker Gouraud, California heiress, and Alexander Miskinoff, once linked in marriage rumors, part ways at the New York McAlpin hotel amid questions over a possible fourth husband. Ward Yvonne Gouraud’s future is disputed. London registry shows a supposed marriage to Miskinov denied by Mrs Gouraud.
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Aimee Crocker
Goureud
California
Hettess
Alexandre Mekinof
Lenton Faye
Jos
Crocker
McAlpins
Miskinoff
McAlpin
Ton
Nédre
Stiakinott
Mra Gouraud
Alere
London
Gotham
Paris
Porter Ashe
San Francisco
Ashe
Harry Gillig
Hall
Gillig
Jackson Gouraud
Europe
York
New York
Gouraud
Broadway
Miskinow
St. Martin's
Ux Department
Yvonne Gouraud
Eight Year Old Shifts Death Testimony in Bronx Trial
Sophie Stransky, eight, daughter of Benjamin Stransky, previously testified she saw her father set fire to a bed where her mother slept. In court before Justice Weeks, she later said she did not see him throw lighted paper under the bed. The trial has run ten days in the Supreme Court. Stransky testified as his lawyer sought lucid statements, while he recounted his Russia childhood and plans to emigrate. Bail was set at 000 for James Flanigan in a separate matter, with other suspects arraigned in Essex Market and Farms Police Courts.
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Sophie Stransky
Benjamin Stransky
Supreme Court
Bronx
Justice Weeks
Louis Fridiger
Stransky
Russia
James Flanigan
Borden Condensed Milk Company
William Walla
Planniga
Ten Eyck
Farms
Essex Market
Flanigan
Bat Street
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IS High School
City Marriage Trust
the Cribune Graphic
Tribune Graphic
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Arizona
Dardanelles
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Mother
Sophie
Society For Advention of Cruelty
Tyson Company
Winter Garden
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44Th Street
Misele Lekerborker
St Hegia
Waldorf An Ile
Avier
Newsy Belmont
Clella Carltonio
Imperial
Murray Huse
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Soa Ath
George Nash
Iyit
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Mativers
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