Enrolled Women Voters in City Uneven Across Parties
Official figures show 285,974 women enrolled with 164,722 Democrats and 96,749 Republicans. Prohibition and Socialist results differ, with 2,720 dry women and 14,866 women Socialists. men vastly outnumber women in most parties. Overall impact on party strength seen as limited.
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Weather Report Highlights Unseasonable Temperatures
Washington notes exceptionally high readings with plains and valleys seeing unseasonable heat. Forecast foresees fair but warming conditions across New England, Middle Atlantic, and the South with a notable rise in temperatures for tomorrow and Monday. Local officials list past and forecast highs, including a record near 90 degrees in some spots.
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Whitman Leaders Claim 16 Districts In Kings County
Brooklyn clergy and politicians debate governor race as Whitman supporters claim sixteen of twenty three Assembly districts in Kings County while Lewis backers concede fifteen. Both sides accuse patronage in district leadership fights. Governor’s friends tout 39 clergymen endorsements and speculate on appointive moves in state offices. Cropsey keeps plans unclear amid GOP chatter and recent meet with Whitman at Crescent Athletic Club.
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U S Submarine Sinkings Cited By Senator Weeks
PEMBERTON Mass June 16 United States Senator John W Weeks said the navy has sunk twenty eight German submarines since January 1 and asserted that heroic deeds should be publicized He noted 860000 enemy men remain and defended openness in government affairs during a Massachusetts Laundry Owners Association address
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New Coal Rule Saves 15 000 000 Tons Nationwide
The fuel administration announced a plan to save fifteen million tons of coal this year by ensuring domestic orders are not fully filled without local approval. The measure targets private residences apartment houses churches schools and commercial buildings excluding factories. The program mirrors a Philadelphia plan to curb coal consumption.
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Five Men Charged With Red Cross Goods Theft
Five men were held for the Federal Grand Jury in Toboken charged with stealing goods worth a substantial sum consigned to the American Red Cross and to a quartermaster depot. Suspect Sullivan reportedly confessed implicating the others. Murphy and Ryan allegedly drove the wagonload to a lot and into a truck Sullivan owns. some goods were found in Sullivan's stable.
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Smoke Engulfs Tenement District Amid Fire at Fortieth Street
Dense smoke from a burning seven story building at Tenth Avenue and Portlath Street endangered thousands of residents between Thirty-fifth and Forty second Streets. Fire destroyed most of Spear & Co goods, stock and warehouse space owned by David Stevenson Brewery. Estimated damage $150000 as firemen freed and evacuated civilians while a wall section nearly collapsed.
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Swann Probes Tombs Escape Of Gopher Gangster Vincent Gaffney
District Attorney Swann opened an investigation into last week’s Tombs prison escape of Vincent Gaffney known as the Gopher. Gaffney remains at large as Swann seeks to uncover any inside or outside conspirators. Commissioner Hamilton agreed to cooperate, and the inquiry will continue with Assistant DA Owen Bohan likely directing Bevera ya’s involvement.
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Ford nomina tion for U S Senate echoes in Detroit
Detroit reports Henry Ford arrived after in Washington and declined comment as Ford backs possible Senate bid to succeed William Alden Smith. Warner withdraws, Osborn stays in race, while Newberry bid gains momentum amid Democratic support for Ford and sharp crossfire from Osborn and Warner.
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