Extra Session Forecast in Albany as Governor Presses Direct Primary
Tammany legislators meeting in Albany plan an immediate direct primary push once the extraordinary session opens tonight. Governor Sulzer seeks a single message to the Legislature with all items, warning adjournment within a week if not. Key figures anticipate fierce fights over the direct primary bill and budget provisions, with senators and assemblymen weighing votes.
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Waldo’s Reply to Curran Sparks Bodily Mystery
Coroner Detled Meahnty reports an inventor’s death by self inflicted gunshot. Metmen receive reminder and German war lord tribute item appears in campus notices. Yale seniors hear addresses and a train safety note features in a busy local page.
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Water Set In At Gatun Test of Valves Satisfactory
Panama June 15 water was admitted yesterday to Gatun for the first time to test the valves. The test was considered completely satisfactory.
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Mary Clarke Leaves Home Amid Hidden Disappearance
New York and New Jersey police learn that Mrs Mary Clarke of Harrison vanished last March with $10000 in savings after telling her family she would go away with herself. Her two nieces Florence and Loretta Kilioen aged nine and twelve spoke with their uncle John Killoch of Harrison who runs an electrical supply store in Manhattan. The girls recalled aunt Mary saying she was going away with herself and appeared calm. An alarm was issued by Mr Killoch after the visit.
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Artist to Live as Savage in Maine Wilderness
Boston painter Joseph Knowles plans to enter northern Maine on July 1 to live without clothing food matches or firearms until October 1. He will subsist on fish game berries and wild vegetables fifty to sixty miles from any settlement and accept no help. He aims to make fire by friction, build a rough shelter, and craft traps from found materials in the sparsely inhabited Pine Tree State.
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Dynamo Cripples Bronx After Power Outage
A dynamo failure at the Union Railway Company power house knocked out 22 electric lines covering 44 square miles. Thousands were stranded for about 30 minutes as the system halted around 9:30 to 10:00 pm. A massive Sunday crowd packed Clason Point Park on Long Island Sound while police controlled unruly youths.
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German jockey wins two races in separate cities
Berlin paper reports Ist Hussars rider von Fean Kreiger, a famed gentleman jockey, won the Magdeburg first race then flew to Berlin landing at Grunewald racecourse, weighed in, and rode his horse to a decisive fifth race victory. Magdeburg is seventy six miles from Berlin.
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Auto theft ends in fatal Brooklyn crash
A stolen car driven by Edwara wery of 140% Herkimer street Brooklyn lost control in Browneville and struck a crowd killing two year old Abraham Freefeld of 1558 Pitkin avenue. Levy jailed as hundreds shouted Hang him. Bennet Wiseff, broker in fur, owned the car. The crowd scene followed and a wheel ran over the child. The mother saved the boy moments earlier. Big Tim Sullivan arrived in England aboard the Cincinnati liner, landing at Plymouth.
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Blast for Bodies Conflicts Over Removal At Mine Rock
Coroner Holzhauser defied orders as Rockland County workers blasted a massive rock to recover bodies from a deadly cave-in. Officials from the Public Service Commission and Bradley Construction clashed over authority while four bodies were recovered and inquiries set for today.
Fled When Twins Came Husband Deserted Her Divorce Suit
Pittsburgh June 11 A wife files for divorce alleging John Westfall deserted her and their twins after their birth, fleeing to the West. She testified she married in California and lived happily until the twins were born, prompting the separation.
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Antis Barred From Debating With Dr Shaw in Washington
Prom The Troane Bureau reports the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage forbids any of its women to debate or discuss with Dr Anna Howard Shaw. They criticize her for insults and misstatements while defending their anti suffrage work and urging dignified debate only.
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Man Falls In River While Visiting Father
Fantry swam from West 72nd Street to Fort Lee to pay a call on his father after a ball game. He signaled no one from shore, prompting fears of drowning. He reached the Jersey side and returned home at West 87th Street four hours later, unharmed.
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Boy Selves From Death Chooses Dining Over Dying
Seventeen year old Michael Betman attempted death by own action with gas in a lodging house at 1 Porsyth Street but stopped when a meal appealed more. Detained by police at Delancey Street station, he will be arraigned at Kasexy Market Court and officers promise to help secure him employment. The ad urges readers to buy fireworks early at the Park Place stand.
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Women Police Begin Newport Beach Patrols in Summer
Newport civic league prompted the appointment of women police to patrol the beach all summer. The new patrol wore blue blouses with brass buttons, blue skirts, and sailor straw hats, marking the first time women serve on duty in Newport.
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National heat wave swelters across the country
The nation baked under a first hot wave with Omaha and St. Joseph leading heat. Chicago neared 100 degrees, Washington hit a season high and suffered a heat stroke. Weather Bureau forecasters warned of cooler air within 48 hours as officials logged record temperatures.
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Auto Fells Patrolman In Long Island City
Patrolman Patrick Keogh of the Hunter's Point precinct was struck by an unlit speeding car on Thomson Avenue. He was tossed over 25 feet, unconscious by the roadside, and later found at St. John’s Hospital with internal injuries and deep cuts. The driver fled the scene. In Mineola George Townsend, a wealthy retired farmer from Oyster Bay, was also run down on Main Street and remains in critical condition at Nassau Hospital. Authorities say Townsend stepped into traffic dodging one car and was hit by another.
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Waldo Denies Charges in 24 Page City Statement
Rhinelander Waldo, police commissioner, releases a twenty four page rebuttal denying all twelve charges by the Curran aldermanic committee. He calls the inquiry politically biased, says witnesses were not called, and asserts the department’s methods and gains against graft were effective.
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