U S Faces Hughes Attack on Lever Act Challenge
The United States prepares opposition to Charles Hughes and a demand to stay executions in a Buffalo clothing case tied to profiteering. Officials warn the Lever Act faces a revolutionary challenge and potential federal court intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hughes
Riley
Ohio
Charles
W. Lam R. Day
United
Buffalo
Convi
Mr. Tiley
Supres
Adopted Heir’s Bequest Tied to Trust After 1917 Agreement
The estate of Carl Strekosch of New Hartford includes a bequest of 20,000 dollars to Mis Catate as part of a will made after he adopted her on May nh 1917. The legal record notes a residuary and other assets tied to the adopted heir, with the estate in Hartford and the heir identified through the 1917 agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coondune ii
Clair Serakoerh
New York
Carl Strekosch
New Hartford
Coon
Etrekeses
Traboerh
Huenand
Hartford
Paper Buyers Form New Publishers Co Operative
Reported formation of a new publisher cooperative by 100 daily newspapers to stabilize open market paper supplies. Names of officers include Durham S. Sin as vice president and others from major papers in Waterbury and Worcester. An executive committee led by Japón Rogers will oversee the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Renne
Tawe
Ate of tWiniere
Comeras
Festardn
Woo
Pane
Waterbury Renubhear
Durham S. Sin
Teachers rally to defend constitution in Allied Citizens division
An Allied Citizens group claims to organize teachers to back a dry law and uphold constitutional principles. The report cites figures including Mrs Velie Howard, Miss Kina Govltig, and Miss Annix Titchie, while referencing alignment with a Twenty Eighteenth Amendment stance in a schooling context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Tam
Velie Howard
Vier
Ivdene
Revolt Fears Prompt Arrest of General Amid Red Attacks
Reports quote Milan and Bolarevik Pier sources that General Brusiloff faces arrest fears after a defeat. The Warsaw press notes that Bolsheviks seek to exploit Polish front turmoil to topple the regime and form a new government, with a Soviets troupe preparing an early June push along the Vistula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Don
Arregy
Haines
Governerib
Tom Heiningfors
Centeal
Milan
Bolarevik Pier
Une Miler
Newapaner
Brasilat
Orgiana
Rane Dorpaten
Dune
Aicen
Warsaw
Politics in Women's Clubs Opposed by Mrs Cowles
Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles president of the General Federation of Women s Clubs urged at the Des Moines biennial convention that partisanship be kept out of the federation. She said women should use their franchise rights intelligently while respecting diverse political beliefs within the organization. She proposed federal headquarters in Washington and continued focus on Americanism thrift and community service with strengthened welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Josiah Evans Cowles
Federation
Aid
Cowles
Washington
Sand Meeng
U S Attitude on Foreign Trade Is Attacked by Expert
At a Council on Foreign Relations dinner in New York, expert Kiet Wadsworth urged closer cooperation between the Amery government and business to promote foreign trade. He criticized U S policy as indifferent to American interests abroad and urged private enterprise to lead in aiding Europe’s postwar recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameryeal
Council On Foreign Relations
Htel Astor
Lou Betwern
Wadsworth
Europe
Mexico
Diad
Washington
Myo Wadsworth
Crom
Ugelie
Wesley Fro
Department of Stat Philp
Newark Board Awards Major School Construction Contracts
The Newark Board of Education awarded contracts for the Seymour Vocational School at Sussex Avenue and Kiret reel for about 1 125 000 to Jed Kileus Inc of Newark. An addition to the Alexander Street School in Newark is valued near 400 000 with D W Mees Construction Co of Edwards Flood Brooklyn handling the work. An addition to the Brooklyn Railway shop building at Second Avenue Thirty ninth Street was let for 107 500 to the Lowe pel company. The Oriental Silk Printing Co won work on the Jort building at 10 East Twenty first Street, designed by Frank A Moore 5 Vanderbilt Avenue, with Brady Butler Co of West Thirty fourth Street completing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Newark
Seymour
Sussex Avenue
Brown
Jed Kileus
D. W Mees Construction Company
Edwards & Flood
Rogers Avenue
Hranklyn
Hrooklyn Railway Company
Second Avenue
Y Anventh
Thirty-ninth Street
New York Municipal Railway Commpany
Oriental Silk Printing Company
Ank A. Moore
Vanderbilt Avenue
Brady-Butler Co
West Thirty Fourth
Charles F
United States
Fidelity and Casualty
Payson Met
Merrill Company
East Voets
Croydon
Titd, Harris, Vought & Co
Madison Avenue
Hare & Chase, Inc
Christian Serenva Monta
Wheeler
J. Meehan
JH. Kelly
Louis Schrag
Sixth Avenue
Lillian Dress
Landmark purchase to build metropolitan plant site
The United States Industrial Alcnhot Company acquires property on the westerly side of Garrison Avenue 20 feet south of Grand Street to clear a plot for a new plant. Joseph and Mary Roeh re own the 100 by 20 foot site, and the project estimates a $1,000,000 investment for the metropolitan distributing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Howe and Stables
Joseph and
Mary Roehre
Garrison Avenue
Grand Street
Woll
Metropolitan Distributing
Rickenbacker Named Member of Ohio Aviation Commission
Captain vard Vo Hickenbarker named to Ohio Aviation Commission by Governor Cox. Commission to direct safety in air navigation and draft rules. state legislature to be asked to pass laws giving legal status to the body. Also notes several local property transfers and broker actions including farm sale in Stormville and detached house sale in White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickenbacker
Ohio Aviation Commissi Comminbus
Vard Vo Hickenbarker
America's Preferce
Hyte Aviation Commission
Cox
Unita
A. B. Mead
Stormville
Mary A. O'Rourke
George Howe
Brocmuille
Dutchean County ST
Amon A. Mond
Mary A’ O'Rourke
Nord’ Tie Sem
CW. Jackson
Quimby Avenue
White Plains
Keneth Allen
Federal Bank Buys Maiden Lane Parcel For Expansion
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced it acquired about 11 000 square feet at 81 97 Maiden Lane and 4 8 Gold Street near Maiden Lane and Gold Street to build storage and other facilities as part of its expansion plan. Horace S. Fly & Co and Charles F Noyes Company coordinated the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Maiden Lane
Gol Street
Gold Street
Horace S. Fly & Co
Charles F Noyes Company
Bank Offce
Bank
Liberty and
Nassau Streets
Maiden Lang
William Street
York & Sawyer
Marc Eidlitz & Son, Inc
West Fifty-seventh Street
Hilma L. Dunlap
West Fit
Seventh Street
Water Street
Roosavelt Strait
Broadway Store Rentals Tie Up Several Large Leases
A series of commercial lease deals near Broadway and major avenues are reported. Henry Shapiro & Co. arranges a multi-year rent near 42nd Street. other tenants include East Fifty-seventh Street firms and several occupants at 120 Pearl Street and 77 William Street. Agencies—White & Sons, Wheeler Realty, and United States Fidelity—execute expansions or relocations, with rents ranging around several hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Brothers, Hatters
Henry Shapiro & Co
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Knickerbocker
Frit Achelis
Williaum J. Fallon
East Fifty-seventh Street
William A White & Sons
Harry Collins
Thirty-eighth Street
William A. White & Sons
Wheeler Realty Company
August Klipstein
Snow
Bour Tins Unlding Corporation
Pearl Street
Kd Water Street
Auction Sells Fifth Avenue Mansion for 351000
The six story Fifth Avenue dwelling of the late Mary J Kingsland at 1028 Fifth Avenue between Eighty third and Eighty fourth streets sold at auction in the Vers Street salesroom yesterday for 351000. The sale was ordered by administrators Evertt Macy and W Kingsland Macy. Several other properties including two four story dwellings at East Seventy Ninth Street were offered. Max Verschleisser purchased the St Vitan Home properties at 2 and 228 East Seventy Ninth Street for 46000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Kingsland
Mary J. Kingland
Fifth Avenue
Eighty Third
Eighty-fourth
Vers Street
Joseph P. Day Kent
Harris Vought &Co
Kingsland House
Evertt Macy
W Kingsland Macy
Mary , Kingsland
Day
Hewanhiatinga
Deel
Aetata
Partitinnales
Partfion
Ty John Ie
Lushneilen
Sunert
Frances Lay Sini
Peicate
Madison
Mab
Fichelina
Vrewinner
Kennelly
Bryan
St. Vitan
East Seventy Ninth Street
Max Verschleisser
Thatcher Buys Hartshorne Estate in Syosset Area
Harold Hartshorne’s residence at Syosset with seven acres was sold to J. M. P. Thatcher. The Ryckert Brown Realty Co. earlier listed the two story Colonial on Ditmars Avenue and other parcels. Harvey Craw sold property for Samuels & Bro Inc including a large plot on Minola Avenue in Roslyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greneck
S. 1
Harry W. Brodie
Harvey Craw
J. Samuels & Bro, Inc
Minrola Avenue
Roslyn
Morris B. Siungham
Dwelling Buying Indicates Serious Flat Condition
Worthington Whitehouse Inc resold a four-story and basement dwelling to Clarence McMillan in Bernardsville New Jersey with plans to remodel for occupancy. Multiple West Side four and five story dwellings and sales are listed, including properties on East Sixty fourth and West Ninety second Streets, with brokers Measants Pennington and Katherine Whitney among those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. May & Co
Charles J Quinlan
Wond-Dson Company
A. Sehwelser
West Niner Street
Mra
Elizabeth Murphy
Lee Counselman
Meneces D. Lichtenater
Wee Wifty Second Street
West Porty Thord Street
Tillsin A. Kennedy
Tougene Callahan AJ H Stout
Anna Logue
West Bifte-fourth Street
Walliam
Investors Still Show Liking for Bronx Flats
Real estate transfers across Crotona Parkway and Crotona Avenue notable. Properties include five story and three story apartment buildings, single and multi family homes, and plots along East 134 Street Riverside Drive and West 139th Street. Transactions involve Adamson, Frank, and Morris W Mousky with several buyers and brokers listed.
Tenants urged on cooperation in Flat Holders sale deal
Real estate items show multiple Harlem and Manhattan apartment sales. Pease and Elliman negotiate sale to tenants at 288 West Seventieth Street between Broadway and West End Avenue. Other transactions include 72100 Sixth Street and adjoining properties changing hands to Terra Realty, Wolfie & Co. and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease & Elliman
Broadway
West End
Lyving Dudis
Joseph Silverson
Sixth Street
Soll Te Terra Realty Corporation
Central Park West Corporation
Lay H. Low
Aident
Mulliken & Moellec
Lawson & Hobbs
Frank L. Fisher Company
Wes Righty Corporation
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Palmer
Supreme Court
Congress
Pney
Ordar Weich
Hay
Mons
Pederal Rt
Appenia
Circuit Court
California
Stuit
Julia Strakosch
Paper Buye
R Publishers
Purchasing Corporation
Brusiloff
U. S
Vocational School
Federal Bank
J. M. P. Thatcher
Harold Hartshorne
Petty
Syosset
Long Island
Muross ¢Onpars and Ryan & Co
AM Evalenkin
140Th Street
Broad Way
Amsterdam’ Avenue
Tex James MW
Crokenank
Vsth Street
Tenfour
Marty Sugarman
Ird Weerdnith Street
Abuve Securiti Porter
Cope
West 126Th Street
Halen
Bronx
F. Oshatne Smith, Inc
Cald
Crotona Parkwa Vackiel Fieman Colde
Tie Mast Roth Street
Angnint
Tanne Finkelstein
Kashd Street
Holman Street
Helin
Mexaon Ie Watkine
Westchester
Prince & Ripley
Tne
Bo Wo Brushy
California Road
Bronsville
de. Reus
Fayin Thome & Burke
Alexander Pickurskill
Yonkers
Riverside Drive
TNS
Winth Steet
Tet Bertioy Holding Corporation
Charl
Siegel Leys
Negroes Bay
129Th Street
Reel
Morris W Mousky
National Negro Realty Anda
AE Attractive Agares
Murbeo L
Frederick Brown
Wey, SY
Brooktvs
Helen Kierman
Anthony Verne
2Th Street
Max Lurie
Jacob Weinstein
X Ehent
Wolfie & Co
Theo Testo
Third Avenue
Theodore Kre
John Robison
Wayward @ Co
Magsie van Slinges
Wrodyian Hough
Providential Realty
Pany
West 12Th Street
Long Island Real Estate
Rockville Centre
Armstrong Barnwell Co
Tin
Esryeo Iyaiee
Fae i
Wien
Wensenenon
Ghent
Shasmon
Hoeg Ranaat
Taurauises
Warrenst
Hollis
Fean
Atstion
Monier
Ulin Fleie
Sala Fage Foundation Homes CO
New Jersey
Englewood
H. Weatherby & Co
Englewood, N. J
Maine
Searden
Hanis
Ooo Sa
Feet Store
Hemibaies
Maniestan
Byrne & Bowman
del Luis Cat Tate
Westoin Sinh County
Tneran
New Rochelle
O'Connor
Mureas
Larchmont
Olcott & Egge
Teck Aiof
Barmy
Rey
Sunday Tribune
Tribune
90Th
110Th Sts
Harlem
Burke Relief Foundation
New York City
204Th
212Th Streets
Hotel Astor
45Th St
Gunhill
Savings Bank
Morrin & McVrigh
Diherty
Pred'k A. Dennair
Atlas
J. Clarence Davies
Midtown Manhattan
Modern Building
Cross Brown
West 41St St
Murray Hill
Gess
Tan
Roome
William J
Secet Boers
Farad
LANGE
Trent Room
Alebve
Brooklyn Hue
Davis
Pouch Mansion
Inton Ave
Brooklty
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