Supreme Court rejects Round Courthouse plan by Lowell
The Supreme Court committee of Justices Seabury Greenbaum Amend Page Delany and Dugro unanimously disapproved Guy Lowell’s circular County Court House design citing excessive cost and poor internal utility. They urged a rectangular, scalable plan with adequate light ventilation and future extension while avoiding immediate overrun.
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Supreme Court
Seabury
Greenbaum
Amend
Page
Delany
Dugro
Guy Lowell
County Court House
Whitman Tells Police Story at Private Dedford Meeting
District Attorney spoke to about five hundred attendees of the Mon'a Club of the Ded ford Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn recounting the prosecution of a Police Department member since Herman Rosenthal's murder. The gathering was private with only invited guests admitted.
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Ull
Mon'a
Dedford Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Herman Rosenthal
Thore
Jersey City Moneysless Opens City Government
New Jersey city officials take charge after formal meeting designating Mark M. Fagan as mayor. Treasurer Schumann resists surrender. controversy over legality of the commission government lingers as the group plans a public meeting and seeks state action on salaries and obligations.
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Mark M. Fagan
Jersey City
Open Caucus
Carl Schumann
Warren Dixom
Kren Iainger
Department of Finance and Revenue
Schumann
Wittpenn
Brenginger
Trenton
Searson
Ferris
Charee
Moose Song Writer Held For Defrauding Inquiries
A writer and Kelloxe Murte Company founder, based at 1431 Broadway, was arraigned before Commissioner Rhields on charges of using the mail to defraud. Held on bail for examination July 12. Postoffice Inspector Mayhew says Kellogg devised a plan on March 10 to defraud Miss Atta Porter Bennett of 629 Arch Street West Philadelphia by promising music for $31. Advertisements drew letters nationwide. applicants were told songs were accepted and would become hits, with promises to deliver 100 plus copies often unfulfilled.
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Menoma
Kelloxe Murte Company
Broadway
Rhields
Postoffice
Mayhew
Bis
Kellogg
Maroh
Atta
Porter Bennett
Arch
Philadelphia
Miss Bennett
Americans Sought for Spanish Speaking Posts in Latin America
The Bureau of Education reports a teacher shortage for Spanish speaking countries. Americans qualified for industrial arts agriculture and veterinary medicine posts in Panama cannot meet language requirements, prompting use of foreign educators. Salaries up to R40 offered, but language barriers persist.
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Latin-America
United States
Te A. Kathach
Bureau of Education
I. Hach
Board of Educaion
Panama
Brisk Bricklayer Fights Five Highwaymen in City Fight
Charles Cangill of 48 East 6th Street and his father in law Antone Chantillo pursued five highwaymen yesterday afternoon at Withh Street and Second Avenue. Cangill knocked one down with a single blow and chased others as the gang fled. A gold watch chain was reported missing. A gang member boarded a streetcar but was seized by a passenger until Cangill’s friend dragged him off. Dunkfill detained another assailant until Patrolman Stemth arrested him.
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Charles Cangil
Haat 6Th Street
Antone Chantalla
Withh Street
Second Avenue
Chantillo
Cangilil
Mth Street
Dunkfill
Million Up for Surrogate Bequest Tax Appeal
Surrogate Colalas hears contest over one million bequest from the late Mrs Carolan Neantadter to fund the New Neantadter Homes for convalescents and needy poor or motel homes for moderate women. Executors appeal a state tax on the bequest arguing it should be exempt as a charitable endowment.
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Carolan Newstadter
Neantadter
Hier
of & Corporation
Newntadter Homes
Mestel
Testatrix
In & Eodiell
Colalas
Three Held As Drug Pedlars In Essex Market Case
Fred and Rose Neuberger of 24 Vast 1th Street were arraigned before Magistrate McAdoo charged with cocaine possession and illicit revolver keeping. Rose freed for lack of evidence. Fred held for examination. Detectives found a loaded revolver in a bureau drawer. George Ditlon, brother-in-law, arrested for disorderly conduct in Morrisania Court. Frank A Wall and William Gracias, both elks, held for trial for heroin possession.
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Fred
Rose Neuberger
Vast 1Th Street
Essex Market Court
McAdoo
Neuberger
Neubergers
George Ditlon
Morrisania
Frank A. Wall
Noo Hi Third Avenue
Wiliam Gracias
No. 17
East With Street
Elks
Levy
Girl's memory costs suit against railroad in Supreme Court
In Supreme Court, Mary Agnes Maher sues New York New Haven Hartford for 19000 dollars claiming injuries from a fall on rail stairs at Van Ness. Judge Weeks orders dismissal and directs the railway to submit papers to the district attorney after perjury findings. testimony questions weaken prior claims about a weak ankle and an affidavit by Agnes Loretta Maher.
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Mary Agnes Mater
Supreme Court
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
J. M. Gibbons
Miss Maker
Maven Cmpany
Ataher
Son Times
Agnes Loretta Maher
Mayor Gaynor Praises City Government At Brookyln Club
Mayor Gaynor extolled four years of city service praising police policy and the police commissioner. He denounced graft revelations and hostile editors while defending his term and urging continuation of nonpartisan governance amid criticism.
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Gaynor
Bethany Preabsterian Church
Browkly
Commis
George Washington
Waldo
Jesus
Ruth
Ceestain Hetle
Rame
Agreement on Strike Boards in Erdman Act Revision
National Civic Federation, guiding a bill to amend the Erdman act, aims this week to announce a plan to aid passage. Railroads and employers back the move while electricians and firemen vote on a strike. July 1 will reveal the vote outcome. The proposed change would expand arbitration panels to six by allowing each side two appointees plus two chosen by those two, with default appointments by the Board of Mediation and Conciliation if needed.
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Brotherhoods
National Civic Federation
Traiumen
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Met
Knights of Pythias to Hold Public Meeting at Bushwick Church
The Knights of Pythias of Brooklyn arrange a public meeting at Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church on Sunday. Frederick S. Atwood, blind grand chancellor of Minnesota, will lecture on What a Blind Man Sees in Pythianism.
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Kmgnts
Ryimam Wager
Brooklyn
Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church
Frederick
Atwood
Minnesota
On Leongs On Picne Hip Sings Stay Away Picnic
In a Chinatown pageant near College Point the On Leong Tong and Hip Sing Tong held a peace event long in tension. The On Leongs paraded to Witzel Point View Grove aboard Sirius, while the Hip Sings stayed aloof. later the crowd enjoyed a Americanized picnic with a mix of songs and beer beneath a flag display.
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Stay Away
New York
Chinatown
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General Sessions
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Charley Boston
Jim Gunn
Market Street
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Forbidden Fell Street
Ayling
On Lavage
Witzel
Point View Grove
College Point
Tilabeth Street
Killarney
Berlin Doctors Denounce Friedmann Cure Claim
At a Berlin Medical Society meeting in June, physicians attacked Dr. Friedmann’s tuberculosis cure claims. Prof Westenhofer and Prof Wolff reported no improvements or harms, while Frau Rabinowitsch and Prof Behrlekh questioned the cold blooded production. One member urged confidence, but no vote occurred.
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Berlin Medical Society
Friedrich Friedmann
Max Weateshoofer
Merlin
Friedmann
Westenhocter
Frau Rabinowitsch
Max Wolff
University of Herlls
Ludwig Behileh
Dr. Friedmann
Friedemann
Doctor Friedmann Sails After Tuberculosis Cure Claims
Dr Friedmann, who came to America last winter touted as the discoverer of a turtle serum tuberculosis cure, sailed for Europe aboard the Katie Wilhelm der Grosse. Despite New York Health Department opposition and mixed patient results under government supervision, he remained steadfast, stating he would return to demonstrate the cure not to profit. Moritz Wisner led the drug syndicate involved, with physicians aboard to bid him farewell as a Health Board decision allowed Eisner’s Friedmann Institute to treat 400 patients previously infected under government authority.
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Droornedivenerang Mriedmann
America
Merlin
Europe
New York Health Department
Discovery
Fredmann
United States
Moritz Wisner
Hoard of Health
Friedmann Institute
Eisner
Verdict Awards Widow 4000 in Carter Death Suit
A Supreme Court jury ordered Charles B. Plitt to pay 4000 to the widow of Waverly Carter after a General Sessions acquittal of Carter’s killing. The case traced ties to Charles Becker's police unit during a Harlem raid on an alleged opium house. Carter’s widow sought 15000 for her husband’s death in the incident.
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Charles B. Phtt
Ikilling Waverly
Carter
Supreme Court
Flitt
Pitt
Charles Becker
Leutenant
Becker
Harlem
Neus Sonant Am
Wit Theenes
Hocker
Justice Philbin
Kecker
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Coroner orders inquest into cave collapse delay
Coroner Holtzhauser demands engineers testify as inquest into the Lexington Avenue tunnel cave in proceeds Friday. Contempt proceedings loom over failure to reveal why explosives were used and who is responsible, with Public Service officials and witnesses slated to appear.
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Lexington Avenue
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McCall
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Ttsi
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