Court Clears OneEmerson Defendant
Judge Martin T. Manton directs verdict of not guilty for William A. Morgan in Emerson Motors case after motions and a tense trial. Prosecution to reopen and call Morgan as witness against co defendants while defense lawyer George Gordon Battle frames intent over the Emerson scheme.
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Emerson Motors
United States District Court
Martin T. Manton
Hismieen
William A. Morgan
Boston
E Setion
Ford
United States
Menton
James W. Osborne
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Mr. Osborne
Bishop's
Thuy
George Gordon Battle
Humphrey
George B. Gifford
Emerson Company
Battle
Yegard
Defendants defend fraud case as business plan
Defence argues the indictment mislabels a genuine enterprise as a fraud. They stress good faith and manufacturing progress, detailing formation, stock roles, and hopes of safe investment while urging acquittal or civil resolution. Trial paused as juror fell ill. to resume next session.
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Inn
Battle
Hupp
Hammond
Witesses
Supp
Theodore A. Campbell
Willis George Finerson
N. F. Wilson
Rattle
Malnutrition Menace Highlighted By Food Show Speaker
Miss Sally Lucas Jean of the Child Health Organization warned at the Food Show in Grand Central Palace that malnutrition is a national menace. After examining 500 Public School 60 children, she reported 6 percent subnormal and about 40 percent over 10 percent below standard, urging milk and porridge while avoiding coffee or tea. Polish Day featured a Stage Women's War Relief playset.
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America
France
Sally Lucas Jean
Child Health Organization
Grand Central Palace
Mies Jean
Jean
Women's War Relief
Taxes Paid Here in U S Taxes Reaches 356 Million
The 2d District of New York reported total tax collections through June 15, 1918 amounting to 356,032,051.59. Collector William H. Edwards said the total will exceed 50 million more by June 30 and may top 100 million. He noted June 15 is income tax due date but penalties require government action. Largest corporate payment exceeded 14.5 million and the top individual paid over 8 million, with another possible 14.8 million from an individual.
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2D District of
New York
William H. Edwards
Edwards
Magistrate Fines 27 Speeders and Fees in Traffic Court
The magistrate fined twenty seven automobile speeders and over one hundred other traffic violators yesterday in the Traffic Court. John L. Musa of American Locomotive Company appeared late after sending a message claiming busyness. He was fined fifty dollars after pleading guilty to speeding at forty three miles per hour on Riverside Drive. Harry P. Brearly of 1600 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn, age thirty nine, paid fifteen dollars for speeding. A June 14 summons was issued by Motorcycle Policeman Widmer who reported Mrs Brearly claimed her husband was a carrier.
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Trafic
John L. Musa
American Locomotive Company
Riverside Drive
Harry P. Brearly
Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn
Widmer
Brearl
Bresrly
Bronx Coal Shortage Deepens Fears For Winter
The Bronx coal shortage worsens as orders flood dealers who can fill only about 2 percent of demand. The Board of Trade appeals to the County Fuel Administration, urging relief and accusing possible discrimination. Deputy Ahearn warns of a severe shortage unless Bronx gets its 1916 allotment of 850,975 domestic and 127,870 steam tons, and calls for fuel conservation measures.
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Board of Trade
County Fuel Administration
Federal Fuel Administration
Joseph F. Ahearn
Board of Trade Committee
Charles K.etson
Louis V. Fox
Robert J. Moorehead
Albert Schwaraler
Moorehead
Ahearn
Bronx County
Deny Cohalan Report Sparks Foxing of the Tribune Item
Justice Cohalan’s friends dispute a Tribune report that he joined a Sinn Fein party at a loyalty parade meeting. John G. McTigue says Cohalan had nothing to do with the meeting and notes harmony among Irish societies. The discussion centered on grand marshal selection with Dowling favored and Kennedy named to the finance committee.
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Justice Cohalan
Supreme Court
The
Tribune
Sinn Feiners
John G. McTigue
Cohslan
McTigue
Cohalan
Roderick J. Kennedy
New York
I. C. Clark
Patrick J. Conway
Victor J. Dowling
Roderick J. ° .Kennedy
Weather Report and Official Forecast Record
The report notes showers in parts of the region with diminishing activity toward Exstern Tennessee and mentions the forecast for tomorrow and Wednesday with fair conditions and slight temperature changes. It includes local official climate data, past twenty four hours temperatures, humidity, and forecasts for New York Pennsylvania and southern sections.
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Georela
Northa
Coana
Tatu
New York
Bank to Drop Teuton Name for Lincoln Savings Bank
Trustees of the German Savings Bank of Brooklyn filed in Supreme Court Brooklyn to substitute Lincoln Savings Bank for the bank’s name. The petition cites approval by the State Superintendent of Banks and says the majority favors the name change amid current conditions.
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German Savings Bank of
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Lincoln Savings Bank
Hanka
Freeholders on Trial Over Overbrook Asylum Deaths
Newark June 17 The entire last year’s Expex County Freeholders board faced trial in the Quarter Sessions on charges of misconduct tied to deaths and frostbite at Overbrook Insane Asylum. Forty three inmates died and over 100 suffered cold injuries amid a failing steam heating system and delayed boiler contracts. Prosecutor J Henry Harrison argued negligence, noting warnings about freight delays and wartime conditions. Seven board members including Ernest P Ryman William Pennington Alexander Clark and Thomas W Smith faced the case with Clark serving as current board director.
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Newark
N. J
Board of Freeholders
Expex County
Overbrook
Farty
J. Henry Harrison
Guy Payne
Ernest P. Ryman
William Pennington
Alexander Clark
Thomas W. Smith
August L. Lacombe
Irvington
A. H. Harrison
Livingston
William Cardwell
East Orange
Clark
Deaths and Funeral Notices from New York Post
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices includes James Baxter, Theresa Biegel, Edward Brennan, John Bottomley, Maria Conway, Fanny Cooke, Michael Cullen, Frederic Grand d Hauteville, Rosine Dubernet, Dennis Farrell, Sarah Foster, Edwin French, Susan Graham, Frances Graves, Laura Hoag, Howard Knapp, Ethel Kreykenbohm, Camline Mathews, Evelyn Miles, Elizabeth Proudman, Charles Ross, and estate notices for Henry Crane and Henry Baker. Dates range June 1–19, 1918 with multiple services scheduled at churches, private burials, and mass offerings across New York and New Jersey.
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Orleans
James Baster
George W
Caroline Nesmith Baxter
Biegel
Theresa KC
John M. Biewel
William Miegel
East 175
Church of St. Thomas Aquinas
Calvary
Brennan
France
Edward
Martin Brennan
Catherine Ryan
Castlecomer
County Kilkenny
Ireland
Bottomley
John
Post Graduate Hospital
Jung Us
St. Andrew's Church
Southampton
L. I
Interraent Calvary Cemetery
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Elmira
Fanny Clark Cooke
Josephine Cooke Pashley
Charles J. Langdon
Mins Jo
Sephine Clark
I Cullen
Michael Thomas Cullen
East 23d
Lew~ Jones Cullen
Strangress
Glanfane
County
Leitrim
Annie’ McLvoune
Tysone
Irland
West Passaic
Rutherford
Oakland
Cal
Farrell
Dennis Yarrell
East
St. Barnabas's Church
St. and Martha
Lock
St. Mary's Cemetery
Long Island
Graham
Susan R
Joseph Graham
Mineola
Frances Hutton
Edmund
Graves
Lincoln Av
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Conn
Kreykenbohm
Ethel
Nea Smith
Louis Kreykenbohm
Avenue A
Inwood
Mit
St. Mary's Star of the Bea Church
Far Rocksway
Mathews
Camline Genevieve
John Mathews
Seren
Central Park West
Miles
Evelyn Marie
Broad Way
Chesca Sey Village Business Prospects Examined
In the village of Chesca Sey officials review business opportunities and savings plans for a local market. The report notes potential partnerships and funding steps to support a new enterprise.
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