Victims Opened Door of Train I R T Defense
The Public Service Commission began an investigation into Sundays accident on the Interborough Rapid Transit line in which two men fell through an open door and a third was injured. J S Doyle of IRT testified the door lever could be opened while in motion and that a guard cautioned a man leaning between cars. Doyle claimed the door mechanism was in good condition and speculated on how a rider could open doors to cause danger. Dr Charles Norris reported brain tests showed alcohol and the inquiry continued.
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Public Service Commission
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
J. S. Doyle
Interborough
125Th Street
Astor Pine
Doyle Declar
Winess
Logic
Charles Norris
Jewelry Stolen From Mrs Whitney Recovered
Jewelry stolen from Mrs. Whitney wife of a New Jersey state senator during return from a Republican convention on a delegates special train was recovered. Pullman conductor George W. Stokes found four to five pieces wrapped in a towel behind a ventilator in a club car near Mendham New Jersey. The value was disputed Mrs Whitney saying 50 000 was too high and that the pieces belonged to her family. A reward of 100 was paid to Stokes by Senator Vorney.
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Pullman
Arthur
Whit
New Jersey
George W. Stokes
Chicago
Whitney
Mendham
Alliance
Ohio
Stokes
Vorney
Woman's Auxiliary
Oforty
Republican National Committee
Contempt Case Decision Reserved in Arnstein Proceedings
Federal Judge Augustus No Mind reserved a decision on the motion to punish Jules W. Arnstein for contempt of court for refusing to answer questions in a bankruptcy proceeding. The contempt proceedings involve surety company petitioners and attorneys Selden Recon and Saul Myers. The judge noted the bankruptcy context and Arnstein’s claimed rights, with defense arguing the questions could invite criminal action.
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Hacon
Aniston
Preminition enforcement targets saloon operations and liquor purchases
James S Shevlin's staff reports a new information source on saloon locations suspected of distributing hard nourishment. The department probes gan and electric light bills as enforcement likely expands. A raid connected to revenue officials leads to arrests including a proprietor and two others, bail set at 1000 dollars and 50 dollars respectively.
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James S Shevlin
Tml
Baer
Ayonia Ony
Shevlin
York
Washington
Iro- Billilon Commiyaconer Kramer
Sreneigt
Unlslari
Joseph Yunilel
Parhorot
Mundel
Eltahnebmen
Inquiry Into Deaths of Three Children Urged
Friends of Mia Harvey of Glen Cove seek an investigation into the deaths of her three children Dorothy Lillian and Herbert who died within a month in New York institutions after being removed from her care by unofficial organizations. They blame the separate institutions Kingston Avenue Hospital One Brooklyn Industrial School and Willard Parker Hospital. Commissioner Bryan J Murray Jr says the mother’s care had been satisfactory and notes the city aided in the family cost, with funeral costs for the diphtheria victims covered by Glen Cove.
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Mia
Andrew Harvey
Glen Cove
L. I
Dorothy
Lillian
Herbert
New York
Bryan J. Murray Jr
Murray
Gas Company Paid Publicity Man Twelve Thousand Year
A federal court heard motions by Consolidated Gas Company and affiliates seeking a temporary injunction to block a state rate act. The case involves gas cost, fair return, and a publicity payment of 12000 dollars per year to a company official, with multiple related equity suits and intervention requests pending.
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Consolidated Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Henry G. Ward
Julius M. Mayer
John C. Knox
United States
Cicuit Court of Appeals
John Brien
Red
Ate
Edward Swann
This Service Commission
Federal Discriet Court
A. S. Gilbert
Searprnfs
Aeere
W. L. Ransom
Consolidated
Repacrati Equity
New Amsterdam G. Company
Standard Gas & Light Company
New York Mutual
East River Gas
Central Union Gas
Northern Gas Companies
Ransom
Second Trial of Porter Postponed by Agreement
The Second Trial of Porter, former Third Deputy Porce Commissioner, was postponed until June 2 by order of Judge Malone after a joint request by Assistant District Attorney James Smith and Porter’s counsel Martin W. Lattleton. The jury was unable to reach verdict on Porter’s indictment and trials of Juki J. Gunson and Frederick Franklin, charged in separate indictments with bribery and extortion, were set for June 24.
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Lelene
Augustus Drum Porter
Porce
Ge Innes
Frederick Franklin
Plans to Relieve Railroad Dispatchers in Session
Dispatchers in session present plans to relieve railroad dispatchers hindered by inadequate terminal facilities. The conference will continue with work and exports to premrnt to the Ag Peation of Ravway recont yes plans. If adopted, the measures aim to reduce delays and terminate bottlenecks in freight handling.
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Mary Anuae
Disnteaurs’ Association
Jory Wrlay
Newdd
Hracie
Chitman
New York
Asner
Van Men Plan Ultimatum on Oct 1 Hegira
The Van Owners Association with 171 storage operators warns landlords to end October lease chaos or they may shut down. President Charles S. Morris cites October as the peak moving period causing double rent burdens and vacant move implications. He urges leases end dates of September 1 or November 1 to ease the rush.
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van Men
van Owners’ Association
Charles S. Morris
Morris
Sergeant Denby dies in Sing Sing burial at Kensico
OSSINING N Y June 14 The day of Sergeant Philip Denby a World War veteran who died in Sing Sing hospital last week of heart disease was buried in Kensico Cemetery today. He received a private funeral by prison inmates. Denby who served with the United States and Canadian armies refused to disclose his relatives names believed to live in Brooklyn.
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Speen Aspen
Ossining
N. Y
Philip Denby
Sing Sing Hospital
Lake
Kensico Cemetery
Seus
Denby
United States
Lawes
Brooklyn
German Serbian War Hero Stowaway Deserter Arrives in New York
A stowaway, Bernard Cove, claimed service in the German army and Serbian forces, earning decorations before deserting and later being detained at Ellis Island after the Red Star liner Finland arrived from Antwerp. He once worked for Hamburg American Line in Hoboken and may face deportation. A judge aboard Finland had notable prior travel in Europe.
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Kaiser's Army
U. S
Red Star
Finland
Antwerp
Ux 1
Bernard Cove
Gern Serted
Hoboken
Leipste An
Kroonland
de Miy
Southampton
Elis Island
Judge i Waal Hams
Court of Ul Svesiona
Weather Report Confused Toast of Torn Weather Month
A garbled weather bulletin outlines broad regional conditions across the United States and states various notes on warming trends and cloud cover. It mentions several places and terms but the meaning remains unclear due to OCR errors.
Broker Suspected of Grand Larceny Held
Langhorst, a broker with an office on 4th Avenue, was arraigned in the Tombs on grand larceny charges and held in $3,000 bail for examination. Prosecutors said he induced Lillian Klein to part with $3,000 through false stock representations and lured Margaret Re to work for him with a Rockefeller backing claim.
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Langhorst
Frederick W. Mitt
Charles E. Simmaician
Morlay
Lillian Klein
Fth Avenue
Elwin P. Kirov
Simms
Margaret
St. Nicholas Avenue
Rockefeller
Kilree
Langhurst
Rethy
Daly promoted to fourth deputy police commissioner here
John Daly a Chief Police Inspector was named the fourth deputy, filling the vacancy created by Frederick A. Wallis’s resignation to become Immigration Commissioner. Daly, a longtime officer, will earn $7,000 annually as deputy, replacing the prior rate of $6,000. The move follows a line of promotions showing Daly’s prominence in the department.
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John Daly
Frederick A. Wallis
Daly
Richard &. le
Mot
William J. Lahey
Tix
Folie
Alfred W. Thor
Ly Dilys Ik
Sominick
Henry
Oarth Beauty
Ty Saluonkedper
Poiles Foren
Theodore Roosevelt
Actte
Dominick Henry
Tollec
Moods
Joseph Ahin
Detour Advisories For Boston Pool Road Route Changes
Motorists are urged to avoid the Village Detour on Boston Pool Road due to repairs. The lower route via Gedey Farm Hotel through Danbury and New Haven offers a safer path to Newport, while Albany routes report partial closings and resurfacing on Springfield Pittsburgh Road and Chestertown-Brant Lake corridor. Main roads remain open with detours around Middle Goshen.
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Bureau of Tours
The
Automobile Club of America
Brant Lake
Heysu
Bountain Lake
Movehouseville
Pisces Lake
Morehwainville
Torattos
Larkin and Gitlow Taken to Sing Sing Prison
Yesterday in Ossining New York James Larkin and Benjamin Gitlow were transferred to Sing Sing Prison. The move was described as a relief to mail handlers overwhelmed by the large volumes of correspondence sent to the two agitators since their arrival, amid charges of criminal anarchy.
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Larkin
Sing
Sing Gillow Alo
Asebinie
Ossining
N.Y
Sai
Tom
James Larkin
Benjamin Guft
Vronk
Gitlow
Unclear OCR Summary of Bronx Woman Linked to New Jersey Death
Mrs sa tif ied litera in the fi ril Mareuret Schlosser of 295 Hnst treet the Bronx brought $60 000 against the Central Union of New Jersey for the death of her husband who worked for $40 000 vestard at Jyrenne Court in iony Cranyy oesen a pale employen dhunury 8 1b. Vwre ditated that he had He part of the mele Lexminines ir been enished to whom uncoupling earn. The rail entended that tia died of h.
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Firil Mareuret Schlosser
Bronx
Uatirowd
New Jersey
Jyrenne Court
Iony Cranyyoesen
Pale
Sunda
Mt Uhl
Tia
Three pongoe suits featured with tailored details
Deduct 20 percent and pay $26 are the three pongoe suits highlighted for unusual success. The heavy pongee fabric holds tailoring well with precise stitching on the collar, shoulder, and sleeve. The three models include a tailored notch collar and a tuxedo-style collar, both adding subtle distinction. Second floor, Old Building.
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Salon
Original Art Displays AUT inter al and Te a Exhibit
A small exhibit at Little Art Galleries in the Western States offers distinct works by W T Benda featuring eight miniature wax figure groups by Dwight Prantien and seven ship models by Ellsworth Ford. The artists, once pursuing pastime goals, now present unique creative expressions that captivate the imagination. The display, noted in the Telegram on June 13th, showcases varied styles from each maker.
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W. T. Benda
Dwight Prantiin
Ellsworth Ford
Sthough
Women's Sports Coats Showcase Varied Materials and Styles
A catalog of women's coats features sports wear options in silk and brushed wool ensembles. Styles include short belted coats with girdles, brushed wool checked designs with large collars, full length tweed options in soft gray brown and green, and coats of polo cloth in both long and short lengths.
Rodier Fabrics Feature in New Sports Skirts
The advertisement highlights Rodier cotton fabrics praised for softness and sheen used in sports skirts. It markets several designs including plush-like finishes and cross-barred patterns, noting prices around 21.50 with a 20 percent discount, and mentions Women’s Skirt Salons.
Sale of Good Oxford Bags at Reduced Prices
Vacation shoppers can save on cowhide Oxford bags with 60 pieces from two manufacturers. Prices range from $14.80 to $28 after discounts, with 16 to 20 inch sizes, brown and black grain cowhide, leather lined and sewn frames. Fourth Gallery, New Building.
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Fourth Gallery
Steamer Rugs From England Offer At Burlington Arcade
English steamer rugs offered at less than 20 percent off with rich plaids and noted quality. Customers say good steamer rugs are hard to find, and this may be a lucky opportunity. Displayed at Burlington Arcade floor.
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Beau
Burlington Arcade
Pretty Bloomer Dresses for the Small Girl
Pretty Bloomer Dresses for the small girl. These beach dresses come in pink blue green lavender and yellow with low colors and dainty trims. Prices range from 4.50 to 7.50 with a 20 percent discount on select models. Third floor Old Building.
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Cale
Miss 14 to 20 Attractive Frocks Ad Page
Miss fourteen to twenty attractive frocks priced from S6.50 to S8.50 listed as durable, with varieties in Poware Totteras Tub Silke Pastel Nets and Printed Chiffons. Descriptions mention day and evening models in organdie voile and white frocks, with discounts of twenty percent.
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New York
Wisa Froeks
Petticoat 8 Special and Crepe de Chine Offers
An advert lists Petticoat 8 Special at 88.90 and 88.90 in white with crepe de chine fabric. Describes heavy quality material, white color, trim with hemstitching, and suitability for wear with a light frock. Located in Third Moor Old Building with section on ladies garments.
Plain Chiff Voile Yardage and Chiff Voile Details
1800 yards of plain chiff voile described with 19 inch width and light blue tone. Mentions deduction, payment, and a note about a chiffon voile material on the main floor of an old building.
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Subway Company
Arnstein
Judge Hand
Wilber Chambers
Attorney General
Public Servem Commission
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Livingstone
Thas
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O'Brien
Porter
Roth
Priv
Weather Report
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Albany
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Springfeld-Pitesfield Road
Chesterlins
Jacob's Ladder
Long Toland
Washington Road
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