Fire rips beach hotel scene near Beach Fifty-Seventh Street
A sudden blaze at a beachfront hotel near Beach Fifty-Seventh Street in Arverne causes widespread damage. Residents flee as flames threaten the area. police, fire crews, and relief services mobilize to shelter evacuees and control the blaze through the night.
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Shasta
7Th Street
Lous Lews
Dima Street
Eek
Neutilas
Parkas
Ge Maerris
Sovoutt Street
Fig
Rm Wm
Fiseto
Arverne
Hamaels
Eauer
Ileneh Andrews
Han
Fireman Killed as Chimney Collapses in Tar Rockaway
A fire at a two story building on Reid's Lane in Tar Rockaway left one firefighter dead and four injured when a tall chimney collapsed burying responders. The deceased is 31 years old from Averives Pibe Teche Way. police report incomplete details on the injured.
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Creman
Ecory
Reid's Lane
Tar Rockaway
Thirey
Manhattan Sends Aid Called For by Arverne Fire
Seven engine companies with hose tenders and the fireboat William L. Strong from Grand Street plus fuel trucks were sent from Manhattan to aid the Brooklyn and Queens fire forces at Arverne last night. Central Park alams relayed the calls as engines were reassigned to cover districts losing units.
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William L. Strong
Grand Street
Manhattan
Fir Department
Brooklyn
Queens
Arverne
Alam
Central Park
Firehouse Tragedy Claims Four Firemen In Manhattan Blaze
A fatal blaze at a Manhattan fire scene injures five firefighters from Engine Company 134 and Truck 134. Donnelly is missing presumed dead. four others suffer severe burns and injuries. The burned building housed the Leary estate home once linked to Lillian Run. Police suspect local youths started the fire.
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John Arrama
van Wiekien Mace
Quone Pare
Adrian Curnen
Irenglin Avenue
Far Rockaway
John Digan
Holiewoot Avenue
Far Rockavesy
William Henjey
Ameterdana Avene
Manhetton
Engine Company 134
Donnelly
Ian
Leary
Sie
Homy
Lillian Run
Miny
Mternoos
Howe
Bini
St 'Hospital
Engine 2
Manhattan
Tuo
Rockwwry
Lin
Quinn
Jared
Old St Thomas’s Church Burned in Long Island City Fire
Historic Edifice on Freeman Street and Vernon Avenue destroyed by fire yesterday. The Rev Dr Arthur J Roberts was in charge. High winds aided spread, two crews fought the blaze as fashionable parishioners gathered nearby. The adjacent River Gorge camp stood nearby.
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Long Island City
Thomas
Low Island City
Freeman Street
Vernon Avenue
Arthur J. Roberts
Church of
Long Toland
Roberts
Ship Lines Pay Rail Fare for Passengers
Severn steamship companies rebate rail fares for passengers from Philadelphia and Boston to New York to board trans Atlantic liners. The practice, noted by rival lines, may violate the Atlantic conference code and be reviewed at the next meeting. Rebates via free return tickets are said to breach conference principles though not prohibited by law.
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Severn] Steamship Companies
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Reardon Smith Line Opens Direct New York Routes
The Reardon Smith Line announced direct sailings from New York to Manchester aboard the York and King City steamers. The move follows earlier consolidations with the United States Navigation Company and continental and UK conferences that opened more commodities on the Hamburg and Liverpool routes.
Husband held after roof murder of Mrs Miller
Harold Miller was charged with homicide after allegedly throwing his wife Lalin Miller from the roof of their Seventh Avenue home at 2427 to a yard below during a quarrel. Neighbors found her dead and Miller was detained by police at West 135th Street station.
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Lalin Miller
Hereighbors
Seventh Avenue
Harold
No. 2427
Miller
West 135Th Street
Ward Indicted as Brother Breaks Silence in Court
The article reports Walter Ward and accomplices facing indictment amid a coercive blackmail plot. Peters brothers pressured him for money linked to a racing loss, threatening violence and using his family. Ward surrendered after a tense rendezvous, with armed co conspirators in pursuit.
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Walter
Th Og
Jan
Altes
Tive
Rene Ward
Wester
Tie
Towch
Europe
Ralph Ward
Vray
Threste
New York
Walter Ward
Pentering Ward
Rye
Furenée Peters
Ross
Jack
Clarance Peters
Bhe Hind
Tange
Ward
Rende
Enin
Peters
Jonely
Bensico
Enright Publishes Police Do's Book For Off-Duty Guidance
The acting police commissioner releases a book of "Don'ts" and "First be careful" rules for patrolmen. It urges honesty and vigilance, warns against letting strangers influence case handling, and lists suspicious behaviors to observe including night loiterers near banks, stations, theaters, and delivery vehicles.
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Enright
Book of Don'ts
Dent
Europe
Midh
St Rhe
Doblig Pereone
Ward and Ward Face Murder Indictment at White Plains Court
Immense crowd watches as Walter Ward is arraigned after an early morning arrest tied to a first degree murder indictment. Ward, with bail revoked, is led to jail as Pinkerton and district attorney teams coordinate the case.
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Aoeney Club
Am Torien
Enayire City
Etary
Relph
Pinkertons
Walter
Empire City
Wertaherter County Dall
Winkertons
She Tye Tecy
Weeks
Jockey Club
Rasebars
Chericau
Walter Ward
Rabenold & Bertiner
White
B.o'elock
Buett
Justice Lorschauser
Ward
New Rochelle
Weeks Trien
White Plains
Keseffieg
Canppeil
Miller
Chorieo
Marschausevent
Tsip Ward
Eason
Wogan
Debree
Budapest Tenants Pitch Tents Amid Urban Crisis
Budapest faces severe housing shortage as more tenants are ousted from flats. Many seek shelter by pitching tents in fashionable city squares. Police order removal of furniture from squares. firms unloading furniture face penalties.
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Budapest
London
Vienna
the Daily News
Patrolman Edward Moraghan Missing After River Post Disappearance
Patrolman Edward Moraghan of the Charles Street station vanished from North River and Porsy Street yesterday morning. His cap was found drifting, and a search by Sergeant White and Captain Company continued all afternoon. Moraghan, 43, had served seventeen years and lived on Sixth Street. investigators ruled out foul play while continuing to review the scene.
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Whiteeen
Yieletior
White
Matralman Price
Maraghan
Sohn Brown
Whity
Marachan
Price
Wedaguar
Marine Division
Launel
Mantad
Pofcemen
Heraghan
MM Sixth St
Whiteside
Calder backs navy efficiency at dinner stance
United States Senator Calder spoke at a dinner praising naval strength and pledging to use influence in Washington to mobilize full naval power under the Diearmedment Conference. He voted for extending the naval reserve for one year as a cornerstone for a robust merchant marine. Wyar ming officers returned from Cuba.
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Asserta
Kithe
Coright
United States
Calder
Washin Wintein
Senate
Bakers Strike Ends in Unclear Accord Amid Indictment Threat
An agreement between Samuel Untermyer and Morris Hillquit representing the Techah Makers Union led to the closure of the Jewish Bakers Union shop at 27 Avenue. Thirty seven officers and members were indicted for conspiracy to insure trade. thirty six were arraigned and pleaded not guilty with bail set at 6000 each. The union vows lawful strike action while prosecutions proceed.
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Samuel Untermyne
Lockwood
Morel
Bakers
Lockwood Committee
Unter
Untermyer
Samuel Untlamyer
Morris Hillquit
Jewish Bakers’ Union
Hente
Court of World Justice Holds Its First Session
The Permanent Court of International Justice opened its business with Sir Henwart Poslock urging nations to work through courts. On June 22 the court will examine two League of Nations references about the Dutch labor delegate nomination under Versailles and the scope of the international labor bureau in agricultural and labor matters. Dr Antonio S de Bustamente of Cuba was sworn as a judge.
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Associated Press
Permanent Court of International Justice
Henwat Poslock
Great Britain
League of Nations
International Labor Conference
Versallion
International Labor Bureau
Antonio S. de Bustamente
Cuba
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Univ. of Wisconsin
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Macfarland
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Francis E. Clark
Pres. United Sen
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U.S. N
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Ew York
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B. T. Rogers
Jeremiah W. Sia
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Carlton College
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Princern
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Charles W. Larmon
Parkes Cadmas
John W. Hamilton
Americat University
Washington, DC
Anne Lewis Pierce
N.Y. Tribune Institute
Townsend Scotter
Enfprite Supreme Court
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Trustees of Potentia
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