Bayonne plans harbor port to boost Bayonne growth
Bayonne leaders hear a public plan to reclaim 250 acres of marsh land into a deep water dock complex with rail linked warehouses grain elevators and factories. Irving T Bush pledges to invest and joint ownership with the city to build a modern terminal on a long peninsula extending into New York Harbor.
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N. J
New York
New Jersey State Board of Commerce and Navigation
J. Spencer Smith
Horace Mann School
Greenville
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Smith
Board of Commerce and Navigation
St. F. Cresnon, Jr
New Jersey Board of Commerce and Navice
Irving Bush
F. van & Lane
Bayonne Chamber of Commerce
Sovith
Put Up or Shut Up Priest Targets Mayor in City Row
The Reven pastor at St. Mtrs Catholic Church on Long Island City heckles Mayor Mutesel before District Attorney Swann. He demands names dates facts and letters to back claims about police ing and Commissioner Kingsbury. The priest calls the mayor an eaverdropper and condemns his rhetoric and lack of proof.
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Swann
Mitchel
Otto A. Rosalsky
General Sessions
Rongistente
Hosinsky
Rosalsky
Tehail
Judg Wann
Alfred J Talley
Father Farrell
Daniel C. Potter
Brooklyt
Mitchelee
St .Mtrs Catholic “Church
Ng Island City
Mutesel
Thompson
Strong
Hirwins
Paul
Kingsbury
Mitchelline
Harsh critique of officials over charity department conduct
The speaker calls public statements by Commissioner Kingsbury false and misleading, accusing him of discrediting the Department of Public Charities. Father Higgins supports the view, arguing Kingsbury has focused on publishing insinuations rather than departmental duties.
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New York
Father Higgins
Kingsbury
Department of Public Charities
Morgan backs Interborough deal in hearing session
The committee pressed Morgan on the Interborough Rapid Transit financing and Morgan & Co backing, noting a $250,000 paid for guarantees. Morgan defended the bid, saying the city needed a subway and that only well financed backers could deliver, while denying any improper conduct.
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Mr. Shonts
Gaynor
St. Damen
Interborough
Shonts
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Rendi
Bo RT
Thompson
H.R. T
Kuhn
Lor
Senator Thompson Ends Witness Clash With Morgan
Senator Thompson declared he is finished with Morgan as a witness this morning, removing a key figure from the ongoing congressional testimony. The development marks a turning point in the proceedings as lawmakers seek new testimony and clarify the record.
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Thompson
Mr. Morgan
Frederick Roosevelt Dies A Roosevelt Relative Passed Away
Frederick Roosevelt a member of the old Roosevelt family prominent in New York social and political circles died last night at his East Fifty-Second Street home. He was about sixty years old, son of the late James J. Roosevelt a former Justice of the New York Supreme Court and a distant relative of Colonel To Roosevelt. He had not engaged in business recently and was a member of several clubs and societies. He leaves a wife Miss Mary Loney daughter of William I. Loney.
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Providence
Marshal Tamiglatti
Hattie
Leland Dutchey
Frederick McCormick
Central Hotel
Hamid Marshal
Willams
Jon
Marshal
Lorene A. Spencer
George Dobro
Spencer
Marshall
Kiope
Tim
Jarons
Thal
Hat Hattie
Hrother-in-law
Dobson
Williams
Tamigiatti
Willins
Lorena
Fred McCormick
Shattie
Yen
Pane
New York
Marshal Tamigiatti
Frederick Roosevelt
Roosevelt
East Fifty-Second Street
Mr. Roosevelt
James J. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Colonel Toosevelt
Union
New York Yacht
New York Athletic and Automobile Clubs
The
St. Nicholas Society
Mary Loney
Williiam I. Loney
Stoddart Eliminates Net Champion Harris in Three Sets
In Hartford on June 15 1920 Yale’s R F Stoddart defeated Brattleboro Vermont champ H Harvie in a three set match 1 6 4 7 on the way to the semi finals Harris who held the permanent trophy needed three wins to retain it led early taking the first set before Stoddart pressed the pace and won the next two sets The day’s singles matches were all hard fought with several going to extra sets as Cushing Weber and Col were slated to meet in tomorrow’s semi finals.
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Conn
FH. Harvie
Brattleboro
New England
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Yale
Harris
Stoddart
Yale's Varsity Eight Please Nickalls
Gales Ferry Conn June 15 Under unfavorable weather Yale's Varsity eight tonight covered two miles upriver at a 39 stroke pace. Coach Nickalls said he was satisfied with the showing and noted general improvement. The freshmen performed well and a four-oar crew to race Harvard has been formed with How Peters Cobb Walker Enders coxswain Grieve.
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Conn
Yale
Nickalls
Harvard
Peters
Cobb
Walker
Enders
Grieve
Warning Published For Dillon Moran Boxing Match
State Athletic Commission warns Washington Park Sports and Amusement Club after a Dillon Moran bout was publicized in Brooklyn. Officials note contracts must be executed in triplicate and filed with the commission, with any guarantee posted by the day before the event.
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Dillon-Moray
Brooklyn
State Athletic Commission
Washington Park Sports and Amusement Club
Frank Moran
Jack Dillon
Sam
Triphiente
KINDRED TURNS WAR BABY TITLE TO YACHT TROPHY NOTES
A Boston court and police recount the escape tale of Kindred, linked to a $22,119 payroll theft in New York. He fled through Massachusetts to Boston, aided by friends, leaving a destroyed plan and a prized bull terrier named Boy. The case blends crime, travel, and wartime era bravado.
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New York County
Boston
Kindred
Borough Hall
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Broadway
Flinn-O'Rourke
Worth
Park Streets
Worth Street
Ex Carnegie Trust Aide Commissioned in Coast Artillery
A former Carnegie Trust Company director, once bankrupt, A Moore of Greenwich Connecticut is commissioned second lieutenant in the Connecticut Coast Artillery. Inspired by Colonel Roosevelt on preparedness, Moore built a rifle range and organized local war relief efforts, with Major Haff instructing him and others.
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Nutmeg Artillery
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Conn
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Moore
Carnegie Trust Company
Conecticut Coast Artillery
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Roosevelt
Charles A. Moore
New York
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Tortry
Lina
Evnl
Hhis Country Place
Haff
Coast Artillery
Graft Scandal Ties Tenderloin to City Officials and Collectors
Grand jury probes a $50,000 extortion scheme from women in the Tenderloin who paid $10 monthly to men posing as collectors for Inspector Morris formerly of the San Francisco inspection district. Three men, Leo Halpern Nathan Levine and Nathan Seiler, are under arrest with indictments expected. Witnesses say others operated as part of a Committee of Fourteen and the Society for the Prevention of Vice, with at least seven men involved. Police seek two more suspects while evidence mounts about impersonations and connections to the District Attorney's office. The investigation traces decades of coercion and multiple victims amid urban graft claims.
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Inepector Morris
Sd. Inepection
Grand Jury
Society For the Prevention of Vice
Embree
Leo Halpern
Leo Leibusch
Nathan Levine
Nathan Seiler
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Web
Jeanwerrice
Halpern
Jackson
View Squad
Leibuseh
Rolen
3D District
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Cina
Consay
Hal
Koenig
Jeferson Market
Jackon
Novel point up in Orpet trial decision vital to state's case
Waukegan, ML June 1 A point unique in criminal jurisprudence was raised at the William H. Orpet trial charged with Marian Lambert's murder It centers on whether moisture from a frozen body in a warm room could dissolve cyanide of potassium enough to render it visible The state says the poison was in solution while the defense claims it was powdered crystal Evidence included Marion’s garments with powdery residues identified as potassium carbonate and notes from an undertaker about yellow stains on snow, all cited to support the theory of a liquid poison source
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William H. Orpat
University of Wisconsin
Marian Lambert
Ralph W. Webster
Orpet
Marion
Madison
Wis
Webster
Mira Lambert
Frederick J. Wenban
Dr. Webster
Lawyer Seeks Arbitration Over Cloak and Garment Disputes
Lazarus Joseph, attorney for the Greater New York Independent Cloak and Suit Manufacturing Association, states that independents had no chance to bargain with unions and were blocked by strike leaders. He offers to avoid taking work from strike-bound manufacturers if allowed to work separately. Union officials plan sermons to support striking cloak and garment workers next Sunday as Danbury hats fund raises proceed to aid workers. The AFL reports uncertain totals but notes that about $117,000 was needed and may be surpassed.
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Big Employers’ Association
Joseph
American Federation of Labor
Impos
May
Iia
Pied Piper To Reduce Patersons Menagerie
Paterson New Jersey undertakes a costly rat control effort in East Side Park aiming to curb Mus Decumanus by using a delivery of a germ culture mixed with bread as an anti rat crusade. The plan seeks to leave only Cariicus Virginianus deer and end Mus Decumanus after a homeowner invasion into cellars. New York City supplied the man, F Haller, to lead the operation.
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Eastside Park
United States
New York City
F Haller
Chamber of
Mailcar Wrecked by Bomb Near Butte Montana
A bombing package exploded in a mail car on the Oregon Short Line transfer in Butte Montana. the missive was addressed to Governor Spry of Utah. Authorities investigate. Governor Spry says no one was injured and notes prior threats linked to I W W leader Joseph Hillstrom.
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Mont
Chicago
Ington & Quincy
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Spry
Butte
Joseph Hillstrom
Lama Crown Disturbs Feast At Buddhist Monastery Vision
Rodney Gilbert reports from the Tung Ko Se monastery in The East and West News about a living Buddha and a grand feast. A muscular lama leads chanting as drums, bells, and cymbals echo while food is offered into fire. A gilded crown is knocked off in a playful moment as the crowd reacts with laughter.
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Rodney Gilbert
China
Tung Ko Se
Gilbert
Buddha
Richard Harding Davis Dinner Tale With Bill Shakespeare
The late Richard Harding Davis dined with a Philadelphian whose hobby was autographs in first editions. In tales of signed dedications, Davis joked about suspicious inscriptions. During a round of books the host passed a Shakespeare folio. Davis marked it with a playful dedication, sending it back as “To John Blank, from his affectionate old friend and well-wisher, Bill Shakespeare.”
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Richard Harding Davis
Riplina
Stevenson
Howells
Mr. Davis
German Americans weigh Hughes stance in 1916 race
An editorial by G. Viereck argues German Americans will back Hughes only if he clearly supports American neutrality and opposes British intervention. It warns of nativist forces and says Hughes must distance himself from Know Nothing elements to win German sentiment.
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George Sylvester Vierneh
Justice Hughes
Wilson
Hughes
Vireck
Root
Roosevelt
Lede
Hoosevelt
Americas Commonwealth
Deelages
Sein
George Haven Putnam
Feeterie Soudert
Maurice Leon
Joseph Cava
Britain
Ameri
Germany
Tha’ Germita
United States
Gress
Crittelam
Bras
Rds
Nowirran
Great Britain
Morganister Vate
I Hsien
Cornerstone Crushed Worker in Brooklyn Collapse
Joseph Dorownte, thirty three, of 1 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, was at a building site in Bayonne yesterday when a cornerstone fell on him. He was taken to Bayonne Hospital, where he died.
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Pinte
Brooklyn
Bayonne
Fle
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