Paterson Riot Leads to 46 Arrests at Dyers Strike
Amid night clashes in Paterson New Jersey officers and sheriff's deputies arrest 46 prisoners mostly Italians including six women. Prisoners moved to county jail under heavy guard after rioting near Sixth Avenue bridge during a strike disruption at Weidmann Auge Simon facilities. Charges of rioting filed. injuries reported from stones and flying missiles.
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Aph Hetrinane
Paterson
N. J. Jane
Sherif Amos Radcliffe
Pasante County
Sixth Avenue Bridge
Prospect Park Borough
Weidmann
Auge & Simon
Paterson Police Department
Fone
Prospect Park
bMcers
Abram Klewert
Court of Common Pleas
Local News Snippets From Wrecks to Weds and War
Local page lists a wreck near New Haven with two engineers involved and a Pullman agent statement. Survivors describe escapes. A Paterson riot arrest and a Cohalan case inquiry appear among items. Other notes mention Astor estate value, a weds announcement, and rail and currency debates.
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New Haven
Alamen
Excapes
Pullman
Manes
Gregory T. Humes Drew
Tyalx
Paterson
Siler
Cohalan
Africa
Jake
Yole
VETS HURLED FROM AUTO IN NEAR-MISS ON Cicero ROAD
Four Grand Army veterans from New York City escaped serious injury when a trolley car crashed into their auto on the Cicero Bridgeport Road near Cicero nine miles north of Syracuse. Edward King, a hotel proprietor, drove the car carrying Robert Welsh Ellis Island landing superintendent Samuel Mullin George Grew state pension agent and a fifth man Bilis. The car hit a wheel, toppled into a ditch and rolled. the men were thrown out and bruised.
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Syracuse
Grand Army
New York City
Cicero-Bridgeport Road
Cicero
Here
Edward King
Robert Welsh
Ellis Inland
New York
Samuel Mullin
Bronx
Department of Parks
George Grew
Bilis
King
Moros Still Fighting at Basak Fort
Fierce fighting rages around Basak as Moros defend one fort against American lines. Pershing’s forces brace for a strong assault with bolos used in fanatical attacks. Casualties include one scout killed and one hospital corpsman wounded.
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Manila
Pershing
Basak
Olcott Chauffeur Killed In Auto Crash Near Poughkeepsie
A touring car owned by E. E. Olcott of New York and driven by Oxcar Bergh overturned on a state road at Knapp's Corners near Poughkeepsie. Bergh died, the Olcott sons Charles and Mason, and the head, were injured or escaped. The car traveled about sixty miles an hour on a June night toward Haines Falls.
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Sewemreys Te Nme
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
E. E. Olcott
New York
Charles T
Mason Olcott
Knapp's Corners
Hergh
Olcotts
Haines Falls
Charles Olcott
Mason
Tonneau
Bergh
Olcott
Sight Returns To Blind Girl At Grandmother's Grave
A Manchester girl, blind for eleven months, suddenly recovered her sight while weeping at her grandmother's grave in London. Doctors confirmed both the prior blindness and the recent restoration of vision yesterday.
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London
Manchester
Fire destroys seventeen Liberty stores in Sullivan County blaze
A large barn fire at Liberty near B H Green's department store destroyed thirteen stores and several small buildings in Sullivan County. Firefighters from nearby towns, aided by dynamite, fought the flames for hours and contained the blaze by nightfall. The conflagration swept the main business street damaging First Baptist Church and the Lyric Theatre, drawing many New Yorkers from the former colony.
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Middletown
N. Y
Firet Baptist Church
New Lyric Theatre
FRAME UP SAYS SEWELL CHARGE TO GET DIVORCE TESTIMONY
Los Angeles June 1 Henry Sewell of New York arrested yesterday on grand larceny charges for allegedly swindling J Macy Willets of New York out of 10 dollars. Sewell claims the accusation was framed to force his presence in New York to testify in a divorce case. He was taken to New York in detectives custody.
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Willets
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Ewell
New York
J. Macy Willets
Sewett
York
Mrs Geo R Sheldon III in Critical Condition Following Operation
Mrs George R Sheldon III is critically ill at her home 24 East 28th Street after an operation for intestinal trouble performed a week ago by Dr Joseph A Mlake. Her daughter stays by her bedside as doctors continue care, and a Europe trip with Mrs Sheldon Puller was cancelled. Fireworks ad references Park Place stand.
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George R. Sheldon
East 28Th Street
Sheldon
Joseph A. Mlake
Europe
Sheldon Puller
Coroner Holds Loco Driver in Fatal Boston ExpressCrash
Stamford coroner J J Phelan examined engineer C J Doherty in bail set at 5000 dollars amid manslaughter charges after the Boston Express wreck at New Haven. Six dead sixteen injured as investigations by Interstate Commerce Commission Connecticut Public Utilities Commission and railroad officials continue.
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Stamford
C. J. Doherty
New Haven
J. J. Phelan
John E. Dillon
Doherty
New Haven Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
C. L. Bardo
Suffrage Wins in Senate Committee Hits Reform in Free Republic
Washington reports that a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage, backed by Senator Ashurst and the Senate Suffrage Committee, faces a slow calendar as Congress nears a remucular session. The proposal would guarantee voting rights regardless of sex and empower Congress to enforce it.
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Ashurst
Tribe
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Chamberlain
United States
Girl Tames Police Dog at Devon Show Rescue
At the Devon Dog Show in Philadelphia on June 1 Miss Tracy, of New York, saved Judge Freeman Lloyd from a ferocious German police dog named Dent Von Burn belonging to J. J. De Wynter. Tracy seized the dog's collar and restrained it until help arrived, while bystanders fled in fear.
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Jee Ceeesaon
Ioe Svibane
Philadelphia
Miss Anne
Fracy
Gramercy Park
New York
Freeman Lloyd
Dent von Burn
J. J. de Wynter
Gutetenbure
Mr. Lloyd
Dent
Lloyd
Minstracy
Mr. Lieyd
Denix
Fights in Subway As Jewelry Man Fends Off Robbers
Eugene Sonlay a jewelry salesman fights off three hold up men in a subway chase from Houston Street to Mulberry Street. He is robbed of 97 dollars at Bleecker and Lafayette and pursues the trio while the four ride a southbound local. One assailant is caught by a patrolman at Broome Street. the other two escape.
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Eugine Soniay
Interborough Company
Qtrdman
Sonity
Hleecker
Lafayette
Sonlay
Broome Street
Mccarthy
Mulberry Street
Joseph Goldstein
Walter
Satan Burns On 13th At Dixie Theatre
A moving picture titled Satan caused a small blaze at the Dixie Theatre on East 116th Street last night. The operator and proprietor David Posner doused the burning film with sand and water before firefighters arrived. Audience of 260 evacuated calmly, checks issued to all as crowd swelled outside to about a thousand. The film projector was declared out of order and no injuries reported.
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Nat the Dixie Theatre
East 116Th Street
Lafferty
David Posner
Sulzer Seeks Facts In Connolly Case For Special Session
Governor Sulzer asks the Bar Association grievance committee for all evidence and a full report on the Connolly charges against Justice Cohalan. The committee, expected to meet today or tomorrow, may forward recommendations to the governor for submission to a special legislative session.
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Valentine Taylor
Sulzer
Connolly
Justice Cohatan
Taylor
Toomorrow
Howard Townsend
Southampton
Long Island
Mr. Tyler
Tribune
Townsend
Bar Association
Railroad denies burning car to destroy evidence
A Tribune report from Stamford, Conn., June 18 states New Haven Railroad crews burned the wrecked Skylark parlor car after removing it from the scene of the Canal Street bridge collision in which six died and sixteen were injured. Officials deny intent to erase evidence of negligence.
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Gregory T. Humes
East 35Th Street
Manhattan
Stamford
Pullman Company
New Haven
Railroad
Tribune
Conn
New Haven Railroad Company
Canal Street
Glenbrook
William Wirtle
Lrack
C. I. Bardo
Elm Street Bridge
New Haven Company
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Alexander Scott
Lestory
Seral
Senate Committee For Equal Suffrage
Ock
Moros Bull
Marconi Report
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AUTO
MOROS
Liberty
Resort
Sewell
Geo. R. Sheldon III
Park Place
New Haven Road
Charles J. Doherty
Free Republic
House of Representatives
Hine
Mheye
Rand
Krea
Miss Tracy
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