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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

13

Barnes Is Made Issue in State By Republicans

Anti-Barnes forces mobilize around Wadsworth renomination to recapture control of the New York Republican organization. Key figures Hugo Livingston Yanger and Glynn align with anti-Barnes, as a July conference and Hayes speak to mobilize women voters and organize the party statewide.

Barnes Wadsworth William Barnes Republican Organization Senator Wadsworth Francis M. Hugo Jacob Livingston County Committee of Kings John F. Yanger Republican Women's State Executive Committee Whitman Schoeneck Albany State Executive Committee State Committee anti-Barnes Herbert Parsons Anti- Barnes anti-Wadsworth Bertram Nell Mary Garrett Samuel §. Koenig New York John Francis Yang Buffalo Arthur L. Livermore Yonkers William L. Ward Portchester George A. Glynn Syracuse Lafayette B. Gleason Delhi Harrison K. Bird Glynn Will Si. Hayes Republican National Committee Whitman Organization Bertrand H. § 1 Potsdam Gould Seneca Falls Parsons United States Bertrand ¥. Snell Norman J. Gould William Boyce Thompson Westchester William J. Donovan Rainbow Division Eugene M. Travis Mr. Snell Mr. Goule William H. Hill Broome

High School Quiz Used to Probe Bolshevism Source

The Board of Education will review high school pupil papers from a Bolshevism questionnaire. Dr. John J. Tildsley defended the move as a way to identify influences outside school and help students counter radical ideas. He noted minimal teacher opposition and that some Morris High School responses questioned America’s political system.

Call Tildsley Morris America Ir. Tildsley Morris High School Panera

Park reservations blocked for summer picnics by city police

Members of the New York Defence Committee say park managers refused to set dates for picnics, fearing police objections. Secretary Doyle notes reservations must be made months in advance, and that no park space will be available for a tree and grass outing this summer. A river outing is being discussed as an alternative. Magistrate McQuade rules a claimant’s home is his castle after Mrs. Mary Jones is charged with felonious assault in a West Side case. The dispute centers on rent collection and entry rights. A Harlem crowd goes fishing on West 125th Street, where Patsy, age nine, nets three perch and Tony Muliano catches one. The fish, from Ashokan dam via the Hudson aqueduct, arrive in the city and are claimed as gifts after a street hydrant incident.

Poltico Doyle New York Defence Committee East Fourth Street McQuade West Side Court Mary Jones Robert Gomes West Fifty-fourth Street Mra. Jones Janes Patsy West 15Th Tony Muliano Frank New York Ulster County Hudson West 125Th Street

Quaker relief fund and multiple brief items

The American relief administration announces a $60,000 relief fund distribution after a masilee entry. A body identified as Charles Tansberger, age 67, was found on a New York line eastbound track near 1133 Williamsbridge Road. A customs inspector Thompson Quittey at 100th Street is involved in an elimination event. Paul Wockerrauel, a janitor, was found dead by hanging in a building at 66 Fort Washington Avenue. President Poincaré of France congratulates Henry P. Davioon on organizing the International Red Cross.

Charles ‘Tansberger Williamebridge Road New York New Haven Hartford Paul Wockerrauel Fort Washington Aves Poincaré France Henry P. Davioon Red Cross Bncintlen

Nine Die in River as Pleasure Boat Overturns Near Tuscaloosa

A boat crash on the Warrior River near Holt, Alabama, overturning the gasoline launch Mary Francis, left nine youths drowned and twelve missing from a party of fifty three. Owner Sam Alston survived after trying to rescue guests. overcrowding cited as the cause. Rescue teams used powerful searchlights to locate bodies five miles from Tuscaloosa.

Tuscaloosa Ala Warrior River Holt Mary Francis Sam Alston Alston

Four Women Fined For Raid on Markets in Wales Avenue

Magistrate Bernard Dou rass in Morrisania Court said the Bronx housewives' strike against kosher butchers had become an organized campaign of violence. Four women named Eva Walters Becky Perlman Dora Roskind and Lottie Letterman were fined 26 dollars for their roles in a riot at 665 Wales Avenue, with police arresting many participants as trials continue this week.

Wales Avenue Bernard Dourass Morrisania Court Bronx Eva Walters Becky Perlman Lottie Letterman Letterman Dourass

P R R Engineer Brings Train In Then Dies

Atlantic City report says J Shep herd Lang, veteran Pennsylvanian Railroad engineer, fell unconscious after guiding a Camden to shore train into the round house. He died shortly after of heart trouble, having shown no prior symptoms during the trip. Lang lived in Camden and served many years.

Atlantic City J. Shepherd Lang Pennsylvania Railroad Camden Lang Round House Lung

John Wanamaker Store Hours at Broadway and Ninth

John Wanamaker formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. announces storefront hours from 9 a m to 5 30 p m at the Broadway at Ninth location in New York City.

John Wanamaker A. T. Stewart & Co Ninth New York

Success and Wealth Often Put People to Sleep

A compact sermon on sharing talent and wealth, arguing that gifts should serve the public and not be hoarded. The piece likens wealth to fruit from trees paying rent to soil and contends those who give most benefit all. It references city transit and a store, then ends with a biblical quote about rising with wings.

Creation of the Fighting Plane

A Universal Film Mfg. Co documentary touring the country showcases the air lane from forest to front. In New York’s Auditorium a 2:30 p.m. showing features Wilbur Wright piloting his second machine racing a modern battle plane and looping through aerial evolutions. AMPICO piano organ and trumpet provide music. Admission free.

Wilbur Wright Inc Ampico Ogan

Mirmiflor Presents A Unique Play Room in Belmaison

BELMAISON presents a decorative play room created and painted by Paul Thevenaz. The room, designed to resemble a circus tent, features wall panels with garden flowers, the farmer, hunter, animals, traveler, and world wonders. It offers educational and decorative value and will be reproduced by Belmaison staff of decorators at a conservative price in the Fifth Gallery, New Building.

Paul Thevenaz Belmaison

99 refrigerators at special prices offered for storage reasons

99 refrigerators in 1919 models advertised as apartment style storage solutions. Made of hardwood with galvanized linings and removable trap and drain, some with enamel lined provision chamber. Various sizes priced from about 19 to 49 dollars, with listing location at Seventh Gallery New Building 1090 lbs.

Tbs Seventh Gallery

Japanese rush rugs in natural neutral zone sale

Rugs listed in a catalog style with sizes including 8x10, 9x12, 9x15, and round 8x8. Prices are shown with markdowns from standard to sale. Mention of Third Gallery, New Building.

Packaged silks on display at the old building sale

Packets piled on a hundred tables show prices across many silk types. Bargains include Rajah $2 grade at 85v yard, pongees $1 to $2.50 yard, shantung $1.25 yard, taffetas $1.50 yard, georgettes and satins about $1.85, crepe de chine and pongees $2.85 to $4.50 yard, and plain tricolettes up to $4.95 yard. Store opens early on a cool morning with staff ready after weekend rest. Main floor, Old Building.

Decorative linens and hand made laces sale items

An unusual collection of fine French hand made laces and decorative linens suitable for wedding gifts. Includes round pieces center pieces tea and luncheon cloths dinner cloths with prices ranging from 25 to 150 dollars. Madeira luncheon sets napkins and luncheon sets priced per dozen and per set.

Efficiency Kitchen Exhibit Showcases Modern Housekeeping

The exhibit demonstrates electricity powering cooking, washing, and ironing. Attendees can review systematic layouts to save steps and explore new appliances including a coal and gas combination stove, bread and cake mixers, and a Hoover vacuum cleaner.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hays Ant Wf Barnes National Senate Jim Wadsworth Senate Anti Saloon League Temperance Republics Williliam H. Anderson Anti-Saloon League Snell DPI Bern Board of Education John J. Tildsley Mr. Tildsley Harlem Mahattan West 125Th Streets Thomdk Alabama Rembrandt Subway Christopher Street Sheridan Square Sth Street Broadway Astor Place Interborough Isaiah Motion Picture The Universal Film Mfg. Co First Gallery New Building Italy Mirmiflor Izes Wanamaker Londres Charmeuse
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