Warehousemen Join Van Men in Lease Fight
The New York Furniture housemen's Association voted to refuse moving this October as leases expire, unless landlords extend lease dates. The Van Owners' Association plans a similar stance. A joint committee will seek coordinated date extensions with real estate interests and moving firms to ease October demand and avoid gouging. The Kiwanis Club backs extending cease dates and the New York Telephone and Consolidated Gas Co. face overtime costs in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Furniture Housemen's Association
van Orners' Association
Charlen S. Morris
Warehousemen’s Association
New York Telephone Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Kiwanisigh
Denl
Ley
Anl
Veace & Elliman
Tvienze
C. Mesrity Ivey
Vicw
Grant Wayne
Furniture Warehasemen’s Association
Kiwanis Club
Morris
Moret
Yesteslas
Seventh Municipal District Court
125Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Yecterday
Juste
Clinton Crane
Mayor's Housing Committee
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Egyptian Accused of Bigamy Arraigned in Tombs Court
M. F. Marbarel an importer and sporter of 317 West 100th Street was arraigned at 32 Franklin Street by Detective Bernard A. Flood on a bigamy charge. Born in Alexandria Egypt he allegedly married Mabel Beche of Yonkers on March 11 1917 and later January 9 1920 married Marie Josephine Tver Boulland in the County Clerk's office. He is to be arraigned this morning in the Tombs court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ¥. Marbarel
Chil
F. Marbarel
West 100Th Street
Franklin Street
Bernard A. Flood
Marharet
Alesandria
Egypt
Mabel Beche
Yonkers
Marie Josephine Tver Boulland
Falls End Fatality Report From Open Window Incident
A man died after falling from an open window at 207 Sejercie Street in Menard. The incident occurred yesterday when the man, described as lin, fell from a high place while living with filia loreal Veeetour, a recent arrival from New York. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Loreal Veeetour
N. Y
Menard
Sejercie Atreet
Menon Lyn
Inquiry in Subway Door Accident Is Adjourned
Hearing on the Lexington Avenue subway door accident that killed William Killeen and Wesley Price resumed before the Public Service Commission. Passenger Samuel Weiner testified one victim appeared intoxicated and leaned on safety chains before the fall as other details of the Grand Central Station incident were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Killeen
Brooklyn
Wesley Price
Long Island City
Lexington Avenue
Astor Place
Public Service Commission
Samuel Weiner
East 108Th Street
Grand Central Station
Weiner
Commission
Sulzer voices opposition to Sheridan Square theater pitfall
Former New York Governor William Sulzer condemned the Greenwich Village Sheridan Square Theater project as a moral danger to children. At a Borough President hearing, supporters claimed the theater would host great works and edify the masses, while opponents warned of zoning changes and District reclassification. Curran indicated final decisions lie with the City Planning Committee and Board of Estimate, promising a swift report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sulzer
New York
Ervetina
Sheridan Square Theater
Greenwich Village
Jesus
Greenwich Village Association
Henry Curran
Frank Quincy
Harald Meltaur
James Riley
S. J. Kaufman
the Globe
Sulzer
Hamlet
John Drew
Vladimir (. Simkhovitch
Greenwich Settlement
Curran
City Planning Committee
Metimate
Woman Arraigned in Brooklyn Burglary Case
Mrs. Rosie Lieberman aged about thirty five was arraigned in Brooklyn Police Court on a charge of entering Mrs. Helen Grant's Kingston Avenue apartment. She was seized after a chase by Mrs. Meineke who found the door ajar and saw the suspect packing jewelry valued at 800 dollars. Police later recovered ten skeleton keys from Lieberman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Brooklyn
Therion Avenue
Rosie Lieberman
Helen Grant
Kingston Avenue
Lieberman
Meineke
Paciflc Street
Rank
Grant
American Legion Head Removed Over Zionist Flag Incident
In Jersey City a Zionist flag with a Star of David and Young Judeans emblem was raised atop City Hall. The emblem disappeared and was found folded on the third floor near the porch. a note blamed Harry A. Loe wen Post VFW for demanding an American flag display. The dispute involves Commissioner Harry Moore and Post Commander P. Cavart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Hevile
Young Judeans
Young Judean Association
Harry A. Loewen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
P. A. Cavart
Harry Moore
Department of Parks and Buildings
Cavert
Inquiry into prison hospital charges on Hart's Land
A witness testified before Commissioner Weinstock about alleged mismanagement at the Prison Hospital on Hart's Land. The father of a victim spoke yesterday and the Commissioner ordered further action to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Taland
Weinstock
Nil ons Galieye Academy Prelate Appointment
The prelate will be the potentate of Kev Ur John W Muase at the Academy of Tuate. The scene centers on Ty preside Ty Nil ons Galieye and the selection by the academy leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilons Galieye
Academy of
Tuate
John W. Muase
Court Refuses To Uphold Half Per Cent Cider
A U S court dismisses a bill to force a permit for manufacture and sale of preserved cider with 0.5 percent alcohol. Judge Knox holds no jurisdiction until the Commissioner of Internal Revenue rules. Prohibition actions and prosecutions loom as agents step up enforcement in Brooklyn and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Charles KR. O'Connor
John ©. Knox
Hildick Apple Juice Company
Mount Vernon
N. Y
U.S
Henry D. Mildeberger
Mildeberger
John H. Hrede
Nostrand Avenue
Brooklyn
Bree
Chatfield
Brede
Literacy Test Blocks Returning Citizen Meloches Case
The case of Demitrios Meloches, a 55 year old Greek native, was excluded after failing to read forty words. Officials cited conflicting citizenship dates and his claimed age, complicating the new literacy test's application at special inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Demitrios Meloches
Greece
Vayahn
Meloches
Lterney Tan
United States
Iertiliente
Board of Naturalization of Cook Couty
Mining Engineer Accused By Imprisoned Princess
A mining engineer is accused by an imprisoned Egyptian princess of arranging her arrest to force marriage. The princess, amid a habeas corpus filing before Justice Tierney, claims San Francisco police pinned her on a $7000 embezzlement charge after she refused a forced union. She also says the engineer had threatened to kill her and sought refuge in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egyptian
Prine
Euryptian
Tierney Yesturday
Futurson Market
Chief White
San Francisco
Elariel
Erich Buckley
San Francis
Hiehto
Seria
Actress Sues Broker for Breach of Promise Damages
Mina Dorothy rataigh, an actress, sues Oncar Lohman of Jamaica in Supreme Court for 150 000 claiming he promised marriage and failed to honor it. She withdrew from acting to wed another as alleged, with the case arising from October and November events in New York and Georgeburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Dorothy Rataigh
Damascus
Supreme Court Yeaterday
Oncar Lohman
Jamaica
Miss Wich
Lehman
Gohan
New York
Mary A Pinsen Aids Humane Welfare Group Help
Local resident Miss Mary A. Pinsen of 262 Wont Besenth Street is noted as a member of the Hound of Chil Welfare for a worm of Wine sear. The event references a July 4 gathering and community support activities linked to the Talinn Row Cross wark in Maly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepia Gyeterin
Mary A. Pinsen
Hound of Chil
Court refuses charter to Soviet Aid Society over loyalty concerns
Justice Tierney in the Supreme Court rejected the certificate of incorporation for the Institute for Industrial and Technical Aid to Soviet Russia. The court said the objects were unclear and the title implied disloyalty, noting there are no colonies in the United States and Soviet Russia is not friendly. Petitioners named include Harry Widersky, Joseph Punkewies, Benjamin Podolsky, William Schoen, Sir George Evans, and D. Zyve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
U.S
Tierney
Supreme Court
Institute For
Soviet Russia
United States
Crotone Parkwayy
Alleged Cruelties Of Vivisection To Be Under Inquiry
The ninth annual convention of the Allied Medical Association of America authorized a committee of New Yorkers to probe vivisection, its value, and alleged cruelty. chaired by Mayer. report due next year. Dr Dinshah Ghadiali spoke on Spectro Chemis Therapy claiming body elements respond to color waves and that balance cures disease. The convention continued today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Medical Association of America
Ory Lenatz Mayer
Helen J. Penrose
Vivisection Investigation League of New York
Gilad
Indictments Returned in Mail Stock Fraud Case
Federal authorities issued word on ongoing probes into the sale of alleged worthless stocks in oil and other investments. Several indictments have been returned as the U S District Attorney’s office continues its review of the involved firms and papers, with more indictments expected before midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Heon
Uited States District Attorney’s Office
Weather Report Summary Amid Uncertain Skies and Storm Threats
Washington June weather outlook shows unsettled conditions with showers and thunderstorms likely today. Temperatures average near 87 degrees in hot segments with variable winds and a risk of late day storms in several regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wWe
Sony
Uisirigetiper Seaira
Cool Kimonos For Vacation Days
The Imported Shop showcases summer kimonos for travel with cooling comfort and easy packing. Three Japanese challis models include blue or heliotrope flowered on white with silk borders for 15 dollars. unlined patterns with wide sleeves in many color combos for 18 dollars. silk lined versions for 27.50 dollars. All models discounted by twenty percent. Yongee Simply made on long straight coat line with embroidered Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Hand-embroidered collars and fabrics from Paris showpieces
Off ship from Paris come hand embroidered collars in Buster Brown and tuxedo shapes with Valenciennes lace, prices from 4 to 20 dollars. Fabrics include oc tagon and Sen-Sen mesh in navy, brown, beige, taupe sold by yard, with discounts noted. Veil and allover floral designs offered on main floor of the Old Building.
Bordered Voiles Sale Prepares Half Price Drawer
In stock voiles offered at 1.75 yard with a 20 percent deduction and buttle credit. A 1100 yard special purchase sells at 85 cents per yard, with prices rising to tomorrow’s sale after the new stock arrives. Wide 44 inch borders feature navy tan white French blue brown and more in smart street shades. Main floor Old B.
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Phone and Gas Companies
Mori
Dead Harcraune
American Legion
Cardinal Gibbons
Caetina
Gibbens
Hildick
Ines
George Senft
Podurs
Touts Hriedberger
Wickssel
Revewal
McCabe
Samuel Burton
Rockaway Avons
Allied Medical Associations
Weather Report
Landacd
Marie
Eli Rey
Toston
Agnes
Abedsunday
Vailey
Ponnenee
Mfssigie AM
Anathy
Vistriet Purvearow
Kamern
New Yorks
Hhursdig
Turk
Juotarinn
Wanamaker’s
Hobert
Fini
Our Art Bank
Bank of North America
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Marty
Sara Asals
Edna Be Bloom
J. Thurston Noe
Orfan
First Gallery
New Bldg
Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Ave
Paris
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