Tully Plan in Senate Caucus Sparks Bitter Apportionment Fallout
The Senate chamber erupts over reapportionment as Senator Tully defends the plan amid sharp clashes with Assembly allies. Raines accuses obstruction by Speaker aided by Governor approval while Hooks and White defend party unity and warn against backroom pressure. A new conference is demanded as caucus signals a pivotal move toward resolving the constitutional district map.
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Westchester County
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Wadsworth
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Page
Assembly
Senator White
Reform
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Cobb
Armstrong
Finance Committee
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Fancher
Grattan
Gates
Carpenter
Wemple
Hill
Burr
Saxe
Agnew
Gilchrist
Foelker
Travis
State Treasurer Julius Hauser Weds in Brooklyn
Albany reports Julius Hauser, New York State Treasurer, married Adella M. Anthony of Penn Yan in Brooklyn. The ceremony at St. Ann's Sayville was conducted by Rev. John H. Prescott. Hauser, widower, and Mrs. Anthony will take a short honeymoon then return to Albany.
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Brooklyn
Adella M. Anthony
Penn Yan
John H. Prescott
St. Ann's Episcopal Church
Sayville
Long Island
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Hauser
Joseph Jedicka
Paul Groh
Air
Mrs. Hauser
Travis Bill Passed in Senate Amid Emergency Debate
Albany June 12 Senator Travis bill for direct nominations at primaries passes after Gilchrist bill substituted and killed. Fight over Governor Hughes emergency message questions validity, with Woodruff allies and Gilchrist clashing as votes and reconsiderations unfold. Several senators challenge the message date and governor's state status, while Travis amends his bill and final passage appears likely despite earlier missteps.
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Page
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Hinman
Kings County
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Fancher
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Gates
Heacock
Gillchrist
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Grattan
Mullaney
Thompson
Annual Supply Bill Passes in Albany Under Governor’s Message
Albany June 12 under an emergency message from the Governor both houses passed today the annual supply bill totaling between 2 400 000 and 3 000 000 with 1 500 000 for a new state education building. The bill goes to the Senate as Assemblyman Schoenecks motion to reconsider Rogers’s insurance bill was withdrawn. The Assembly also passed Page’s fireproof bakery protection measure and adopted Frisbie’s resolution to seek a 3 000 000 War of 1812 reimbursement from Congress. Speaker Wadsworth’s per diem removal plan status postponed.
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Municipal Court Reorganization Moves Forward in City
Mayor McClellan signed the Wells bill creating eight new municipal courts, totaling twenty two citywide, with salaries raised to 8000 for Manhattan Brooklyn and The Bronx justices and 7000 for Queens and Richmond. Justices will serve ten year terms. eight new justices to be elected next fall. Night court bill action postponed awaiting Senator Agnew information. City plans to recall the bill from the Mayor for an amended version aligning with the Governor’s views. likely return to Albany today.
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New York County
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Prentice Attacks Mayor Over Recount Bill
Albany reports Assemblyman Prentice denounces Mayor McClellan as false on the supplemental recount bill. He reviews the mayor’s statements line by line, accusing him of misrepresentation, while Assemblyman Oliver defends the mayor amid protests. The bill is referred to rules as Prentice cites specific provisions about costs and canvass limits.
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Cuvillier
Mettue
New York
Committee On Rules
Hearst
Mct‘lellan Saye
Medella
Gtoss
Mayor McCrerlan Fights Pushcart Bill Setback
Albany reports show Mayor McCrerlan facing stiff opposition from the State Legislature this session. The pushcart bill, aimed at curbing street carts, was defeated after Tammany Democrats attacked the measure. Assemblyman Robinson led the campaign for passage, while opponents warned of harming thousands of pushcart workers and related businesses.
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Expelled Boys Lost Seek Justice Brady in Worcester
Supreme Court Justice Brady traveled to Worcester Massachusetts to search for his sixteen year old son and an orphan boy Eddie Burke who vanished after being expelled from Holy Cross College on June 4 for rule infractions and unbecoming conduct at a Yale victory parade. authorities were asked to locate them and messages had previousl y been sent to Brady and Burke’s auntMiss Johnson who criticized the college. Burke, a delicate six foot tall youth, had prior typhoid illness and an automobile accident, with family ties to Edward A Burke and John D Crimmins.
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New York
Grand Central Station
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No. 19
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Bronx
Governor Hughes Signs Bills on Labor Air, Bar Associations and Cayuga Lands
Albany June 12 Governor Hughes signs measures authorizing the State Commissioner of Labor to require factories to provide sufficient pure air and ventilation permitting the formation of bar associations in judicial districts and allowing the State Land Board to hear a Cayuga nation memorial seeking funds for lands allegedly taken by the state and held by the land board for disbursement.
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Prentice
State Commissioner of Labor
Obrian
Averill
State Land Board
Cayuga Nation of Indians
Oppose Sunday Ball Hearing Insights on Amateurs
A Sunday baseball bill faced opposition from about a dozen clergymen at a mayoral hearing. Mayor McClellan pressed sponsors on amateur definitions and possible professional entry, signaling likely veto. Ministers argued the measure would legalize Sunday games from 2 to 6 pm and threaten public order while lawyers and officials questioned the bill’s scope and motives.
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Brooklyn
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Supreme Court
Code Committee
Albany
Sunday Baseball Banned in Westchester by Justice Tompkins
Justice Tompkins at White Plains rules that baseball on the Sabbath violates the law and may be enforced against all games. He states the law protects quiet and repose of Sunday and community sanity regardless of admission fees. The ruling targets all open games likely to draw large crowds.
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Supreme Court
Westchester
White Plains
Peter Paulding
White Plains Baseball Association
Charles M. Lane
Legal battle looms over transit contract bids timing
A Rapid Transit Commission member warned a taxpayer suit may test the new public utilities commission's constitutionality after gubernatorial appointment. The suit could delay and extend the old board's life, allowing bids on tri borough subway contracts to proceed under the existing framework. If filed, it would seek to block spending without adequate representation.
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Public Utilities Commission to speed Coney Island subway work
The Rapid Transit Commission aims to hasten the start of the Coney Island subway project. The Governor appointed the commission, and the Court of Appeals would likely not rule that appointment unconstitutional. Controller Metz dismissed talk of enjoining the new commission, noting no plans to block its appointment.
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Court of Appeals
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Public Utilities Commission
Fourth Avenue
Telegraphers Express Grievances As Board Ignores Memorial
Western Union telegraphers memorialized directors asking for a meeting with a union committee, but the board offered no reply at its brief monthly session. The Commercial Telegraphers Union executive committee planned further steps and potential mediation via Civic Federation intermediaries to avert a strike involving Postal and Western Union.
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A. B. Brewer
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Fm Scesson
Astor H
Western Union
Small
Represe
Civic Federation
Conation Committee
Ralph M. Easley
Nationsecutive
The
Torday
Western Union Company
Fede
Shehalf
Brown Freshmen Punished at Brown University
Providence reports Dean Meiklejohn forbids Brown University freshmen to take any class action for a period, in response to alleged misconduct at their close of term, affecting sophomore ball and college affairs. Affected actions include social events and participation in campus activities through the punishment period.
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Brown University
Meiklejohn
Repairs to Statue of Liberty funds contracts plan
Washington June 12 Quartermaster recommends disposition of 52800 Congress funds for Statue of Liberty repairs at Bedlow’s Island New Harbor and department approves contract awards. Ferguson filling and grading inside fortification wall 14145 interior steps and wharf 2945 McHarg Barton repairs granite outside steps tunnels terreplein 22400 general inside repairs guardhouse and steel framework paint etc.
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Oliver
Congress
Statue of Liberty
Bedlow's Island
New Harbor
Department
James H. Ferguson
McHarg-Barton
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