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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
9
In a charged exchange, Patrick E. W. McCabe urges a young Democratic standard bearer to embrace vigorous partisan rule to overturn Republican influence. He argues civil service erodes partisanship and praises direct primaries as a path to power, while Roosevelt warns of bi partisan bosses and calls for unity to preserve state conventions.
José Antonio Frias former Cuban Senate member and lawyer sues Hugh J. Reilly contractor and John J. Buckley his lawyer in the Supreme Court for 24000 in damages. The libel claim stems from a suit Buckley filed against the Latin American Contracting and Importing Company alleging Frias is a fugitive from justice in Cuba.
Albany June 17 The extraordinary session hinges on the Cohalan case with leaders expecting quick adjournment barring new developments. Governor Sulzer defends his stance on McCabe and Darling attacks while direct primaries and the Frawley law receive quick action in a tense legislative day.
Albany June 17 The Court of Appeals upheld the Callan automobile law of 120 making it a felony to fail to give name and address after injuring someone or to police. The ruling permits Rosenheimer to plead to the indictment after a fatal crash in which a man and two women were injured and a woman killed.
Albany June 1 Governor Sulzer signed two bills repealing the Frawley laws that boosted interest rates on state bonds held by trust companies banks and insurance corporations from 4 to 4 1 2 percent The action came within hours of passage under emergency measures and the governor praised the quick move as taxpayer friendly The state controller was notified and the administration noted the Legislature’s failure to pass the repeals at regular session cost about 1200 in payments. only future bond issues are affected by the substitutes.
Albany June 11 the Frawley committee appointed to investigate state departments met to organize and named Eugene Lamb Richards of Richmond County as chief counsel The group plans another meeting soon to set its plan of action The direct primary fight involving Governor Sulzer and Tammany is not expected to be a focus unless developments arise
Report notes Pennsylvania Railroad offered to take half of Southern Pacific stock in Union Pacific treasury. Judge Lovett cautions against more exchanges and foresees possible further sale of treasury securities for SP stock. Cabinet officers call exchange of SP and Baltimore & Ohio stock with Union Pacific a step, but no conclusion reached.
John A. Connolly renews charges against Justice Cohalan before the grievance committee of the Mar Association. A regu lar meeting decides to resume hearings with Connolly as a witness. Attorney J. Chrysante returned from Albany, declining to discuss talks with Governor Sulser on the matter.
Corroboration from Patrick McCabe and J. Sergeant Cram ties Governor Sulzer to pressure on Tammany leader Charles F. Murphy. Reports describe Sulzer seeking Hearst support for direct primary, threatening patronage promises, and a controversial Baltimore convention vote later dismissed as a joke.
Special course in diplomacy highlighted by Secretary Bryan affirming that promotions in the consular service will be based on merit. Joseph French Johnson, dean of the School of Commerce, Accounting and related fields, is noted in connection with this announcement and curriculum discussion.
NYU announces a special course within the curriculum aimed at preparing students for the United States consular service. The program covers relevant studies and skills to strengthen readiness for diplomatic and overseas postings.
Gov. Sulzer ordered a special Supreme Court term in Rockland County to begin July 14 to review highway construction work irregularities. Isaude M. Kupper of Brooklyn was designated presiding justice after a review by executive auditor John A. Hennessy.
The Kristianiafford, debuting the Norsk Norway Line, reached the bay to mark the first direct steamship service between the United States and Norway. The vessel, feet long, carried 1st-class passengers and 35 steerage travelers, as a Norwegian-American delegation welcomed the ship ashore.
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