Waldo Defends Police Department Actions Before Aldermen
Commissioner Waldo offers lengthy defenses to charges alleging mismanagement and coddling of officers. He cites an advisory pension board, denied remitting fines, and reinstated fifteen officers only where justice demanded, while denying vindictiveness and accusing aldermen of biased inquiry methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Department
Cropsey
Detective Bureau
John F. Stanton
Otto Nikly
Steht
Stanton
Aldermanic Committee
Bureau of Investigation
Police
Emory R. Buckner
Wade
Aldermen Urged to Study Curran Report Before Vote
The Bureau of Municipal Research released a pamphlet titled Non Political Aspects of Police Efficiency summarizing Curran alderman’s committee findings. It will be given to aldermen ahead of tomorrow’s board meeting where the report’s adoption is to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mumicinal Research
Curran
Citizens Union
Curran Committee
Gaynor
John Purtoy Mitchel
Inspector O'Reily
Flood
Hoolihan
Hursey
Cropary
Boettier
Bake
Waldo
Sweeney
Cropsey
Personalities to Fly in Marconi Debate at Parliament
London dispatch reports a high stakes Marconi affair debate planned for Wednesday and Thursday with Sir Edward Grey and Prime Minister Asquith expected to reveal sharp party lines. The session aims to expose government and opposition tactics amid resignations rumors and reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Ca! Logan
The
Daily Mail
Edward Grey
Marconi
London
Marconi Committee
Rufus Inanes
David Llnyd George
Asquith
Serte
Marc Hanent
Aireetorahing
Xharex
Secret conference with Sulzer and McCall at Waldorf Astoria
Governor Sulzer and Public Service Commission Chairman McCall met in the Waldorf Astoria governor’s room to discuss several important matters. Sulzer would say little beyond confirming the meeting. Reports tie the session to state-wide direct primaries, which Sulzer predicts will prevail as he remains confident in his speech tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnor Sulger
Albany
McCall
Public Service Commission
Waldorf-Astoria
Sulzer
Tammany
Republican Party
Unie
Say
New York
Harmanus Bleecker Hall
Theodore Stevelt
William Jt. Hearst
Seth Low
W. Rourke Cochran
Frederick M. Davenport
Willaam
Bennet
Daniel J. Dugan
Amana J. Parker
Mes
Prince of Wales Held Prisoner All Night
London June 16 The Prince of Wales training as a private soldier at Mytchett Farm Aldershot was taken prisoner on Saturday and spent the night in a cricket pavilion. In Khaki he joined the Oxford University Officers' Training Corps at Bucklebury Common where his forward position led to his capture by a Bradfield College Officers' Training Corps detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Mytchett Farm
Aldershot
Oxford University Officers’ Training Corps
Carny
Bucklebury Common
Bradfield College Officers’ Training Corps
Prince
Bradfield College Cyrlint Corps
William Prot
Janet L. Stout
Jersey City
Jesse Minot
William D. Pensnypacker
Miss Stout
Mr. Probasco
Probasco
Freshold Hinwill
Devonian Passengers Enjoy Barnyard Prize Livestock Ride
Eighty three passengers aboard the Devonian from Liverpool experienced farm life at sea as prize cows and hens were aboard for American homes. The voyage was praised as pleasant and country like by a traveler among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tom
Liverpool
Is England Unsociable A Question From London Society
London June 1 18 England unsociable a question raised by experiences of Thomas Mackenzie New Zealand High Commissioner in England twenty four years ago He found social London frigid and uncongenial and fled to America In his present role he has received seven dinner invitations in one night The Daily Chronicle prints replies noting that American visitors historically win warmer welcomes than dominion brothers and that hosts offered civility without substantial reciprocity The piece contrasts British social gates with offshore visitors in a tone typical of period society commentary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Thomas Mackenzie
New Zealand
Mackenzie
America
Daily Chronicle
C.K. Jerningham
Hauke
Pruth
Dominions
Murphy Denounces Dictation as Bronx Machine Leader
A. H. Murphy, Bronx head, accepts then rejects leadership of the Bronx Democratic County Committee over fears of machine boss control. He vows no dictation while in office and says he would resign if the Bronx democracy yields to any county leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur K. Murphy
Democratic County Committee of
Therans
Murphy
Eugene J. McGuire
McGuire
Machine
Machine Democrats
Pase
Bronx
Hessiam
Jong # T nin
Democratic County Committee
Bronx County
New York
Lenox Dance Censor Resigns Amid Inquiry on Dances
Eugene J. Mackey, Lenox official censor of dances, resigns under pressure amid questions about his rulings as cottagers arrive. The cottage crowd plans weekend dances at Sedewick Hall and demands no interference, prompting his exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Mars
Eugene J. Mackey
Mackey
Sedewick Hall
Firemen Let Plant Burn Destroyed Expire Auto Top Plant
Philadelphia June 1 three engine companies did not combat flames that consumed a factory, tens of thousands in property, as no fire chief was present to direct. Firemen waited twenty five minutes before Acting Chief Mikill arrived and ordered hose connections. The Expire Auto Top Company plant at 7 North 22d street was gutted, several automobiles destroyed. Director Porter and acting fire marshal Blolt ordered a strict inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hecause
Mikill
Expire Auto Top Company
Public Safety
Porter
George C. Blolt
Fires at Rockefeller estate spark Greenwich worry
Greenwich dispatch reports William G. Rockefeller endured two fires of unknown origin within two days. Neighbors owning cars fear gasoline price hikes as late Friday a farmhouse at Bankerville owned by Chauncey Bates burned before Greenwich’s automobile chemical unit could reach the scene, destroying the house and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
William G. Rockefeller
Bankeville
Chauncey Bates
Kiamil’s Son Arrested in Mahmoud Pacha Assassination
Kiamil’s son is arrested and charged with involvement in the assassination of Mahmoud Pacha. TheDeveloping case centers on ties to former Grand Vizier Kiamil Pacha, with authorities testing connections today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fune
Kiamil Pacha
Mahmoud pShethet Pacha
War to the hilt at extra session report
Legislative blackboard shows plan to push all bills to committees and rush them through before adjournment. Governor Sulzer aims direct primary messages, with critics in Albany signaling political maneuvering and party tension over state convention and reform pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Chamber
Sulzer
Liz
Smith
Cammany Tment
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
Harald J. Hinman
Albany
Assembly
Pris Marie
Sfuth
Vil Dyeame
Hinman
Mr Hinman
New York
Huntly
Federals Lose 600 Men in Sausillo Battle
Reports from El Paso describe a Villa era victory on May 29 at Sausillo where approximately six hundred federals were killed or wounded. Insurgents led by Villa Chao and Hernandez advanced toward the state capital after routing federal forces, with garrisons called in to defend the capital as rebels maneuver to prevent retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Sausillo
Paso
Tex
Bartle
Villa, Chao
Mernandez
Parral
Hulachic
Huahua City
Villa
Servian Cabinet Resigns in Belgrade
Belgrade reports that the Servian Cabinet, led by Premier and Foreign Minister M. Pasieh, resigned today. The move comes as the government faces political pressure and uncertainty in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servian
M. Pasieh
Labor Study Mission to Australia and New Zealand
A three person NA M representative group will study labor conditions and industrial policies in Australia and New Zealand, dubbed the land of no strikes. The team includes John Kirby Jr of Dayton Ohio as president, David M Parry of Indianapolis and Dr Albert A Snowden as secretary. They depart July 1 and will examine state control, arbitration, minimum wage, pension schemes, and labor migration to assess impacts on economies and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Naional Association of Manufacturers
Commission of Three
J.P. Bird
John Kirby, Jr
Daston
Ohio
David M. Parry
Inianapolis
Francisco
Sonfer
Willy
Sailed from Havana as Ex-President Goes to Europe
Gomez of Cuba and his family departed Havana on June 15 aboard a vessel bound for Europe. The ex-president plans to remain in Europe for several months and travel in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fra ES
Hans Sha’ Olesmer
Gomex
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wald
Jon
Leus Tenants’ Association
Research Bureau
James S. Coward
United States
Jmost
Tve
Coward
Greenwich St
N. Z
Oman Warnen
Karl Mutter
No. TK West Stith Street
Hutter
V2 West Ndth Street
Lafayette Street
Mutter
Norbert
Theerman Club
Gereman Club
Ody
Burgeass
West 47Th Street
Mc Hutter
Mum
Waldorf
LINER
Marmaduke
A. H. Murphy
Strange
Rehuen
W. G. Rockefeller
Kiamil
Manufacturers’ Association To Make
B. Altman & Co
Norfolk
Murray Hill
Fifth Avenue
34Th and
35Th Streets
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Franklin
Broadway
Pranklin Street
Broadway Sear Bowling Tires
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!