Rookies Gobbled Up By Wily For Intrenching Draw
In Plattsburgh June 17 the first battalion endures a rainbound drill where a planned dig fails. A confused encounter leaves the unit ambushed and retreating after two hours, then returns to camp for a second typhoid inoculation amid heavy rains and muddy trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Plattsbors
N.Y
Peru
Chateaugay
Delaware & Indion Railroad
Walt
Saranac River
Mexico
Tonar
Boyd
Prisoners Claim Alibi In Passaic Robbery Case
In Passaic New Jersey three men Edward Dundas James Veech and James McCann say they were jailed when a robbery occurred about an hour earlier They were arrested in North Bergen early yesterday accused of stealing thirty aults of clothing from a Passaic clothier The trio also faced claims over two suitcases of new suits abandoned before custody was taken They were held on $800 bonds charged with stealing jewelry valued at about $80 on July 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dundas
James Veech
James McCann
Passaic
N.J
North Bergen
SKOO
Stolen Auto Blinked by Boy Driver Arrested
A 15 year old boy, claiming to be Philip Riein of Huntington Long Island, drove a stolen black touring car at dusk in Brooklyn. Police arrested him at Adams Street after the owner, Philip Frankenstein, reported the theft. The youth previously served sixteen months in the House of Refuge for picking pockets and admits stealing another car last week but wrecked it against a pillar.
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Fatrerman
Danino
Washington
Nassau Streets
Brooklyn
Adams Street
Philip Frankenstein
Philip Riein
Huntington
Long Island
House of Refuge
Williamsburg Bridge
Infantile paralysis scare in Brooklyn
An outbreak of infantile paralysis in Brooklyn spans Seventh Avenue Battle and First Streets with twenty four cases traced to large families. First cases reported June 6 with four more yesterday. three more in Williamsburg and other nearby areas. A six week quarantine is set and affected children are barred from school.
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Brooklyn
Seventh Avenue
Battle
First Streets
Health Department
Chizen
Williamsburg
Biidge
Prospect Avenue
Third Avenue
Department of Health
Mt Neboh Temple Bespeaks Civic Centre Cornerstone
Cornerstone exercises mark the start of Mt Neboh Temple on 10th Street near Broadway in Washington Heights. Adolph Lewisohn Abram J Elkus and Vir Lee K Frankel attend with the Hebrew Orphan Asylum Band. the Italianate building will house worship and civic functions with a roof gymnasia that becomes an open air playroom in summer.
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Mt Neboh Temple
Washington Heights
10Th Street
Broadway
Adolph Lewisohn
Abram J. Elkus
Vir
Lee K. Frankel
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Bronx Fourth of July pageant presents signing of independence
Members of the Bronx Congress and the Bronx Open Forum plan a July Fourth event at Crotona Park Athletic Stadium. Continental dress speakers reenact the signing of the Declaration of Independence with speeches from the era. Dr Miller wrote the pageant book.
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Bronx Congress
Bronx Open Forum
Athetic
Crotowa Park
Bronx
Bronx Division of
Boy Scouts
M. M. Miller
Congress
Miss Davis Rival of Lambert Girl at Orpet Trial
Waukegan Illinois June 17 witnesses testified in the Orpet murder trial that Marion Lambert appeared cheerful at her eighteenth birthday party on February 6. Girls questioned Marion, her relationships and Josephine Davis’s involvement, with testimony about Orpet’s temperament and alleged letters.
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Waukegan
State J
Josephine Davis
Will H. Orpet
Marion Lambert
Marion
Helm's Woods
Lake Forest
Bernice Wells
Miss Davis
Miss Dai
Florence Russell
Anna Paulson
Mr Dady
Orpet
Orp
Depot War
Celestia
Mary Marshall
Wil Orpet
Miss Yonker
Recluse dies in New Brunswick office owner valued at 250000
Willem A. Peters, eighty, lived alone in a building he owned in New Brunswick. Found dead on the roof with tea kettle boiling, suggesting he went out for breakfast. He published pamphlets, had a daughter in Brooklyn and a sister in Kentucky who had not contacted him in twenty years. A second notice reports Frederick Charboneau, fifty, a soldier at West Point, identified from a body found in the North River near Witch Street by Edward Dunaway of Low West 123d Street.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Willem A. Petera
Peters
Brooklyn
Kentucky
Witch Street
Frederick Charbona
United States
West Point
Edward Dunaway
Low West 123d
Marjorie Coined "Americaniam" rally crowd support
The State Gazette reports in February Marjorie Sterrett led a drive to back the concept "Americaniam" and a united fund to build a battleship named America Prepared. Veterans of wars, families, workers, youth groups and many nationalities joined fundraisers from parties to parades to finance the project.
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Marjorie Sterrett
America
Germany
Lor
Monitor
France
Alorn
Marjorie
Crain to Hear Mayor Mitchel Wire Tap Inquiry
Judge Crain volunteered to preside over the John Doe inquiry into Mayor Mitchel's tapping of Catholic clergymen phones. District Attorney accepts, with possible grand jury or court-ordered route. Swann will confer with Hardy and Mitchel's office. Crain’s appointment awaits party agreement.
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Thomas v. 1. Crain
General Sessions
John Doe
Mitchel
Judie Rosalsky
Crain
Swann
Hardy
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Clinton Ty
Rockies
Thevas Rousseau
Goodby
Gue
Kalamazoo
Mr. Rous
Pocetsk
MT. Neboh
Lambert
Chum
Orper
Jo Will
Attorney Potter
James McCreery & Co
5Th Avenue
34Th Street
Cry
Girl's Battleship Fund
Bert
Oranes
The
State Gazette
Trenton
Tribune
Otter Pavers
Catlee
Tha
RED Cross
British “Society
England
Red Crow
Countess Graard
Ogden Mills
Paul Cambon
Rench Ambarcador
London
Red Cross Department
New York Tribune
Aeolian Vocalion
Vocalion
Columbia Records
New York
W. 42Nd Street
Eolian Company
Aeolian Hall
Flatbush Ave
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