Wanamaker Flyer Satisfies Porte In Preparations At Lake Keuka
June 1 Biplane craft under Lt John Cyril Porte completed final checks before transfer to Lake Keuka shore. The Wanamaker machine faces weather delays and sectioned transport by Curtiss. Porte aims to test flying qualities by Tuesday with outages from Azores to come.
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Hammondsport
John Cyril Porte
Lake Keuka
Curtias
Glenn Hi. Curtise
Tornight
Wanamaker
New York
New York Central Cuts Pay Envelopes Order Shocks Officials
An executive order from Alfred E. Smith, president of New York Central lines, enforces four day monthly wage quotients for state department employees. The measure cuts wages across the rail network by about 10 to 20 percent, surprising traffic officials and likely lasting for some time.
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Chietmath
Alfred Hi. Smith
New York Central Lines
State Department
Jake Shore
New York Central
Nickel State
Hig
Five Cocaine Ring Busted in City Roundup
Five men were arrested Thursday night in a coordinated cocaine raid led by Lieutenant Costat. The arrests follow a surge in illegal sales as detectives prepare for July 1 when a new strict drug law takes effect. Floyd H. Witmot will prosecute, with three squads focusing on heroin traffic. suspects were nabbed using marked money. Names listed include John Franklin, Morris Goldean, Thomas Mitchell, William Harrington, and Juin Hers Lert.
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Costat
Tribune
Floyd H. Witmot
John Franklin
Bast
Juin
Hers Lert
Greenwich St
Morris Goldean
Katith St
Thomas Mitchell
West At
William Harrington
West
Debates Over George Junior Republic Finances Surface
Joseph Gordon presents a rosier view amid talks of a $20,000 debt and a $14,000 bequest, while creditors loom and supporters defend founder Me Geerke and the Republic. Camille Birnbohm and Julia Hearne face suit over alleged hotel charges and misuse of funds amid ongoing internal disputes and trustee denials.
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Joseph Gordon
George Junior Republic
Republic
Io the Republic
George
Tnsths
Barden
Nemubile
Dreatitime Lyman Leechersiewe
National Association of Monor
Willam J. Hereford
Mr. Burden
Harvard
Willian St George
Countess Gives Up Plume in Wedding Aigrette Dispute
An inspector found a cast aigrette in the possession of the Countess Venting, intended for her sister Dorothy Wilde’s June 2 wedding to Joseph Moon. The plume was to be transported to Public Stores until the Countess’s return to Halym. She argued she is married to a Hallam nobleman and a foreign resident may wear it, but customs officials said Americans may bring them in and foreigners must return the plume. The Countess plans to appeal to Collector Malone for permission to wear the aigrette at the wedding.
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Camille Birnbohim
Julia Hearne
Kerbocker Relief
Clute
Stra
Fethel
Bette
Neely
Kutek- Hageker
Mee Birnbahn
Alvatee
Pobruaey Diy
Atheniatle-Hottman
Mraegg
Paxine Uhl
Mix Henor
Mera. Neely
Eeamuwos
Uptomes
de Tee Dt Friven
Henry Fioxel
Havre
Dorothy Violet Wilde
Joseph Moon
St. Louie
Haly
Malone
Sek
Kenton Talks Fireproofing and Standing Rooms in City Theatres
Fire Chief Kenton told the General Welfare Committee in City Hall that fireproofing standards and standing room rules vary by theatre. He favored allowing standing in rear sections if exits and firefighting equipment meet requirements, but noted many moving picture houses lack proper exits and equipment. He urged separate consideration of individual theatres rather than a blanket policy.
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Mentier
New York City
Kenton
General Welfare
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Moving Picture Theatres
Woods Answers Beard Serence vis Pepin 10 the aritician
Principal Beard of Cathedral Choir School in Harlem reports rowdies infesting Thomne Jefferson Park due to police protection shortages. He says he has urged school heads and authorities to cooperate and that Police Commissioner received his April letter and offered to arrange a personal interview with Mr Scull to address the issue.
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Serence Vis Pepin
Aritician
Beard
Th Cathedral Choir
Thomne Jefferson Hk
Harlem
Cahatane
Btadt
$85,000 Gone From Vault in City Mystery
Detectives search for $45,000 missing from a Colonial Trust Company deposit box in Mittsburgh. The loss was discovered June 8 and kept private to aid a quiet investigation. officers report no trace found despite continued efforts.
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Mittsburgh
Colonial Trust Company
Ardent Letters May Go To Jury In Suit Over Breach
Miss Wareham’s breach of promise suit against Cincinnati man Zimmerman proceeds with counsel Blandy claiming a strong case backed by letters found in Wareham’s possession. Blandy disputes rumors of a hoax, asserting thorough evidence review supports a verdict in her favor. Zimmerman’s counsel counters that the suit is an extortion attempt and a hold-up.
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Isrene Zimmermanor Cinelnath
Manchester
Hlandy
Mie Wareham
Janelor
Blandy
Blandy, Mooney & Shipmillr
Nee
Miss Wareham
Zinmers
Edward Mooney
Cunsel
Ethel Lorraine
Raymond Melmont
Bandy
Lorraine
Nation
William H. Bismyer
Zimmerman
Miss Warehar
Liner France Crash Damages Pierhead at Havre Dock
The French liner France, arriving Havre from across the Atlantic, was driven against a pierhead by tide causing damage to its shed and superstructure. Notable passengers included Archbishop Louie Nagaire Herty, Cardinal, welcomed by local clergy. Also aboard was W V Riggs of Parke and New York, visiting to inspect an armor collection gifted to the Metropolitan Museum.
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France
Havre
Atlantic
Louie Nagaire Herty
Quebec
Metropolituy
Hears Il
Rigas
France & Sword
Charles the Hardy
Hanbury Sentenced to 30 Days in Raymond Street Jail
Hanbury of Brooklyn is jailed for contempt of court after defying Justice Feneciet in Brooklyn Supreme Court. He will serve 30 days in Raymond Street jail with a $20 fine paid under protest. He refused to answer questions during the search for Patrick Ho Flynn's property linked to a judgment held by J Benedict Roache. Hanbury vows to fight on after release, asserting the legality of the questions was not tested.
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Secre
AL Hanebury
Brooklyn
Feneciet
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Raymond St
Patrick Ho Flynn
J. Benedict Roache
Hugh McLaughtry
Hanbury
Fix
Adamson invokes old law to curb fire code violators
In Fort Lee, actors returning from filming “The Conquerors” found Fire Department orders shutting down Ramo Film Company offices and rooms. Inspector Healy notes the move aims to inspect venues for dangerous conditions with authority from Commissioner Adamson.
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Adamson
Fort Lee
Mtncow
Ramo Film Company
Inspector Healy
Anthony Comatock
Explosion at Brooklyn dyeing plant injures five
An explosion at the Columbia Cleaning and Dye Company on Grand Street Brooklyn injured five men, four seriously, when an electric wire sparked and fumes ignited. Proprieter Bernard Appel and four workers were hurt. flames breached the cleaning room and shattered nearby windows as police and ambulances responded.
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Columbia Cleaning and Dy Company
Grand St
Genaine
Byte
Daniel O'Connor
Clinton St
Bernard Appel
Dyeing Works
Bedford Ay
Brooklyn
Benjamin Vernetina
Pitt St
Morris Brocker
East Jour At
George Ferrell
Bowers
William Folterman
Monroest
Folterman
Manhattan Pie Baking Company
Cannon St
Frederick Wendell
Gouverneur Hospital
Ixsietanice
Fitzgerald
Matin
Gambill
Matchen
Pole Serman
Stop and listen to avoid Erie locomotive harm
A Newark milk wagon driver Frank V. Wilkinson was hit by an Erie locomotive and sustained multiple injuries. He sued for 25 100 damages while Erie countered for 100 damages claiming Wilkinson reckless driving damaged the locomotive and tracks, causing stoppage and repairs.
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Erie
Frank V. Wilkinson
Newark
Wilkinson
de Erie
The
Police Chiefs Reelect Sylvester Heclin as Leaders
The International Association of Chiefs of Police re elected Major Richard Sylvester of Washington as president and Michael Heglin of Buffalo as vice president at a June convention. Detective William J Burns was dropped from honorary membership without official reason given. Delegates criticized Burns and his statements on police methods and his role in the Leo Frank murder case.
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Grammapix
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Richard Sylvester
Washington
Michael Heglin
Buffalo
William J. Burns
Association
Burns
Leo Frank
Georgia
Jury Bribery Case Ties Fixer to $35 Share Confession
George Jaimeson, arrested with Milton Soloman for jury fixing, confessed to Assistant District Attorney James O'Malley that he agreed to hang a jury and was paid through Soloman in a scheme involving $150. Jaimeson details ties to political figures and a plan to place him on the jury panel.
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George Jaimeson
Milton Soloman
Juryitty
James O'Malley
Hinl
Soloman
Pribery
Crain
Jaimeson
Jalmeson
Houghton
Nassau St
Local Gymkhana shirts sold at Warren St spot
Readable text notes a shop at Warren Street near 13th and 34th Streets selling gymkhana sports shirts with informal trademark markings. No clear date, organization, or named individuals are provided.
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Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Local jury panel discussion leads to hung jury concerns
A garbled report discusses the District Attorney's office and jury panels. It mentions Mr O'Malley and Deputy Commissioner Simpson in relation to murder cases and the possibility of hung juries affecting outcomes.
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Scanlone
O'Malley
Jutare Simpson
Boloman
Kleist Seeks Retrial In Federal Suit Over Affections
Court records show Max Kleist the chauffeur sues in federal court over a contested marriage arrangement involving Charlotte G. Preitang of Regis Hotel. The case, brought via Judge Hand, centers on alleged influence and accusations of elopement with Miss Beeitung and questions whether the parties were Michigan residents.
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Rile Temmem
Dewees
Max Kleist
Nealvont
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