Dawes Pressed In Race For Republican National Chair
Brown University reunion notes discuss Charles G Dawes as a leading candidate for national chairman with Frederick A. Tarter, William Hayward, Herbert Parsons and others in consideration. A New York led bloc favors Dawes if western support solidifies, while Hughes weighs options after a New York meeting at the Hotel Astor.
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Foona
Providence
Tinti
Charles Mughes
Brown
Marriee
Republican National Committee
Charles G. Dawer
Central Trust Company of Chicago
Roosevelt
Frederick © Tartar
New York State
William Hayward
Frank I Hitchrock
Herbert Parsons
Nion
New York
Mr. Dawes
Harvard
Mr. Tanner
Dark Heer Ray Win
William
Dawes
Hughes
Lawes
E. Willats
Oregon
Tnee
Han
Ito
Aster
Choice of Chairman Awaits Hughes's Return
A Republican National Committee subcommittee at the Hotel Astor discussed the national chairmanship with Charles E. Hughes, delaying a decision. Attendees included Reed Smoot, W. Murray, Williams, Martin, Penniman, and others as Hughes prepared to return from Providence to plan next steps with potential backers and supporters.
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Harles E. Hughes Yeoserung
Aster
Hughes
Providence
Reed Smoot
Utah
Fortes
W. Murray
Massachusetts
Sir Williams
Oregon
Alvan Martin
Virginia
Senate
Peniican
Jamon A. Memenchy
Frank H. Hiteh- Geb
Mr. Hughes
Wickersham
Frank Davenport
New York
Erprenentas
Mayor Urges July Fourth Observance and Parade Plans
City officials announce Independence Day activities with an Independence Day Committee to coordinate ceremonies across the city. Citizens, including men, women and children, urged to join gatherings and patriotic observances. In other news, Captain Hane Tauscher faces a trial this morning before Federal Judge Wolverton regarding a canal raid case. Wald von Led’s hearing, former secretary to Franz von Pap, was postponed to June 26.
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Mitchel
United States
Wber
Hane Tauscher
Nana
Gadeki
Welland Canal
Wolverton
Marning
Wald von Led
Franz von Pap
Osborne Warns Mareno to Play Fair in Open
Ny Teivensh reports that Thomas Mott Osborne confronted Tony Mareno, known convict, urging him to stop hiding his past and to conduct himself openly. Osborne reminded Mareno of his jail history with references to the Mutual Welfare League and noted Mareno’s barber venture in Auburn and Sing Sing.
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Saranse Lake
N.Y
Thomas Mott Osborne
Tony” Mareno
Auburn
Sing Site
Oliver Deloces
Tony
Osborne
Mutual Welfare League
Petr
Onbopre
Huston
Spectre of C C Grins Then Flees at Tanser Trial
Oliver Osborne sod gleefully as he skipped from the Tanser trial. Rae Tanzer’s alibi case rested as witnesses testified to love letters and a borrowed sum. The court heard witnesses including Katherine Mackenheimer and Mrs Ethel Hrooka Nye, with testimonies tying Rae Tanzer to Oliver Osborne and James W. Osborne.
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Weaith
Oliver Osborne
Tanser
William Rand
Rae Tanzer
Oliver
James W. Osborne
Mies
Katherine Mackenheimier
Angus MacDonrad
Rae Tanser
Benjamin Slade
Ethel Hrooka Nye
John G Poor
Efc
Gilbert J. Lamb
Osborne
Broadway
Sto On Mare
Lincoln Admits Guilty in Dense Forgery Charge
London reports Lincoln pleaded guilty at Mow Street Police Court after a preliminary hearing on forgery. He claimed no evidence supported the forged documents and accused the government of pursuing vengeance. He outlined alleged British and German espionage links and denied treason, admitting only intent to defame.
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London
Tenative
United States
Lincoln
Great Britain
Shah
Lingoln
Iran
Gegmann
Testimony Links Orpet To Marion Meet Request
New witnesses Mary Dunn and Mia Edith Kennedy testified in the Orpet murder trial that they heard part of a telephone conversation in which Will H. Orpet urged Marion Lambert to meet him the night before her death. Lambert refused, fearing her mother knew of her condition. Kennedy also identified Orpet’s voice and stated he followed her home from work.
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Ene
Tole Wauxegan
State Today
Will H. Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Marion Lambert
Take Forest High School
Mary Dunn
Mia
Edith Kennedy
Orpet
Marion
Thewi
Hoth
Mee Kennedy
Fire destroys Miss Farrell's bridal party residence
LODGE SAYS T R Fire Destroys Miss Farrell's Will Aid Hughes Home During Her Bridal Party details a blaze at the Hughes residence during Miss Farrell's wedding events with political notes linked to Senator Lodge and Colonel Roosevelt discussions, referencing a potential Hughes endorsement and a forthcoming letter to the Progressive Committee.
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Lodge
T.R
Miss Farrell
Hughes
Hay
N.Y
Justice Hughes
Repub A
Henry Cabot Ledge
Roosevelt
Lode
Progressive National Committee
Massachusetts
Wa x
Chicago
W. Murray Crane
Mr. Lodge
Senator Lodge
New York
Pennsylvania
Walter Hayes
Welt Auto
Sagamore Hill
Lss
Mtr
Issies
Williget
Enator Lodge
Cole
Enon
P. Connelly
A. J. Hopkins
S Jersey
F. A. van Varkenberg
Wallin Flinn
Pennsy
Arthur L. Garford
Hiro
Ett Colby
F. Pep
Stice Hughes
Jatcen R. Garfield
Ohio
William Deaper Lewis
Sagamore Hilt
Waghes
Wedding Blaze Delays Ceremony At South Norwalk Estate
A storm and fire struck the wedding of Mary Theresa Yarrell and Joseph Bradley Murray at Rock Ledge South Norwalk Conn. The blaze damaged the bride’s summer home and forced guests to flee as fire departments fought flames. The ceremony had been held at St. Joseph’s Church with the reception interrupted. presents valued at about 20000 were moved to safe locations and insurance covered the damaged estate. The couple postponed their six week automobile tour and planned a quiet honeymoon nearby.
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Mary Theresa Yarrell
Joseph Bradley Murray
Stock Ledge
South
Norwalk
Conn
Farresi
James A. Farrell
United Sttersteel Corporation
Varrell
South Norwalk
Howayton
Bienta
W. d. Kent
Farrell
William H. Sarred
Faerell
Dari J. Hickey
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Brooklys
Richard J. Curratl
Joseph's
Byuinta
New York
Murray
Rock Ledge
Brooklyn Health Dept Inspections Target Five Eating Places
Five Brooklyn restaurants in Borough Hall section visited by three Health Department supervisors to check kitchen hygiene. Inspectors will publish reports after office review. ratings to be adjusted as fixes are made. Officials stressed inspections are impersonal and corrective actions may avoid legal penalties.
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Borough Hall
Brooklyn
Department of Health
Juctus St. Broven
Bureau of Food and Drug Inspection
Kearne
Pir
Manhattan
Broadway
Eighth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Brows
Health Department
Franklin and White Bring Follies Talent to Palace Stage
Irene Franklin and George White Sweig...llis fame headline a summer Palace program featuring Mr White and Miss Cavanagh from the Follies. The duo dazzled with dance while Franklin sang characterized songs. Also on the bill are Rusian ballet Viasta, Harry Green with Aaron Hofman sketch The Cherry Tree, eccentric duo White and Clayton, plus a speed-assembly auto vaudeville piece. An eleven year old Maywood girl reportedly abducted by a woman during a Sunday errand incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. White
Miss Cavanay
Irene Franklin
George White-Sweillegh
Colmnation
the Palace
Miss Cavanagh
Mr. Yiegfeld
Loft
Viasta
Margaret
Joseph O'Connor
Prospect Avenue
Maywood
N. Juver
Rane
Veopele
British MP seeks government control of meat supply
In Tapane London June 19 William Thorne Labour MP will rally support to demand the government commandeer the entire meat supply and direct its distribution. Trade authorities report about 6 000 butcher shops closed since the war began with 2 000 in London. Thorne blames government for failing to keep civilian stocks affordable, accusing it of selling to American buyers and letting prices rise.
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Tapane
London
William Thorne
England
Thorne
Yale Commencement Amid Rain and War News
Yale University held its commencement under rain and a sense of war as many students faced the call to colors. Sheffield Scientific School seniors opened activities on Vanderbilt Square before showers. class orator Morris Hadley missed due to rowing duties. Alumni turnout was large as soldiers in parade uniforms joined the festivities.
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Trihone
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
Vanderbilt Square
Senate
Shefield
William Carroll Keeley
Chicago
James Lynle
Leavenworth
Kan
Frederick Wheeler
Philadelphia
Woolney Hall
Morris Hadley
University
Cinay
Cinoy
William S. Korrnieh
Cleveland
Chauncey M. Tepes
Clary
La Vie de Boheme film review at New York Theatre
The film La Vie de Boheme directed by Capellani and overseen by William A Brady opens in New York with publicity and a Paris period setting. Despite careful staging and notable production, the five reel picture disappoints many due to a slim story and common motion picture tricks, though staging quality remains high.
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la Vie de Neneme
New York Theatre
Murger
Albert Capellani
William A. Brady
Brady
Alice
Imi
la Vie de Boheme
Paris
Fim
Mr. Bendy
Notes of the stage and news of players
Spring notes highlight new productions around New York with Broadway-bound hopes. Casts include Marjorie Rambeau and Cyril Keightley in Cheating Cheater at Savoy Asbury Park, plus Amber Princess at Yale’s Si bert Theatre New Haven, and Buried Tree at Apollo Atlantic City with Holland and Kruger. All Night Long heads to Broadway Long Branch with Madge Kennedy. Fresch slave Lillian Grouse returns with Lucien Rouhnuer in The Pasting Show.
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New York
Broadway
Max Mare
House of Glass
Savoy Theatre
Asbury Fark
A. H. Woods
Marjorie Rambeau
Cyril Keightley
Robert McWate
William. Morris
Anne Sutherland
Monrow
Gypsy O'Brien
Sibert
New Haven
Zoe Prienteau
Marcus Connelly
Percival Knight
Irene Parioski
John Daly Murphy
Forrest Winant
Marie Horgan
Aida Johnson Young
Apollo Theatre
Atlantic City
Cohan & Harris
7 Holland
Josephine Stevens
Otto Kruger
Ernest Stallard
Charles Brown
Charles Tow Clark
Martin L. Alsop
Paul Sipe
Philip Bartholoman
Broadway Theatre
Long Branch
The
Shuberts
Madge Kennedy
Fair and Warmer
Soch
Cartolla Monterey
Calvin Thomas
14 Story Apartment House for Park Ave
Plans filed for two Park Avenue buildings, a fourteen story apartment at Seventy Seventh Street, with over foot frontage and 100 feet on the street, costing about 400000. Erection by Ring & Ring with Rouse & Goldstone as builders. A second thirteen story house with eight and one room suites, cost 500000, at Seventy Eighth Street.
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Ding & Bing
Seventy-seventh Street
Park Avenue
Ring & Ring
Flest Banking
Rouse & Goldstone
Lane
Seventy-eighth Street
Auto Skids Four Hurt on Chappaqua Millwood Road
Four people were injured when their car overturned on the Chappaqua Millwood State Road north of White Plains. Injured include Rose Parker of Port Chester and her parents Mr and Mrs Sidney Baker, with Mrs Parker and her father in critical condition. They were transported about twenty miles to White Plains Hospital by car assisted by Dr W W Mills.
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White Hioins Hospital
Chappaqua-Millwood State Road
White Plaine
Rose Parker
Edward J. Parker
Main Street
Port Chester
Sidney Baker
Minx Mildried Waker
Croton
W. W. Mills
Roane Canard
White Plains
Guggenheim Suit Opens in Mineola Supreme Court
The $10 million case of Will M Guggenheim versus his five brothers over handling of Chile Copper Company securities opened in the Mineola Supreme Court. The hearing was called for this morning and the five brothers are to be called for further hearings today.
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Fife
Guggenheim
Will m Guggenheim
Rothers
Chile Copper Company
Supreme Court
Mineola
Firm in Trouble Its Head Missing in New York
William R. Haynie president of two New York firms with $300000 capitalization disappeared two weeks ago from his Great Neck home and offices. Police and private detectives failed to locate him. A bankruptcy petition was filed against Marine Oil Engine Company showing $30000 in liabilities. Benjamin Swarts appointed receiver. Haynie also heads Fairfield Shipbuilding Company with $100000 capital.
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MF. Hughes
Nations Organization
New York
Hugies
West
New York State
Ouplt
Dimetty
William R. Haynie
Orice
Haynie
Marine Oil Higine Company
Church Street
Hie
Corporation
Samuel 2
Shivers
Great Neck
Avses V. Dugan
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Miss Dugan
Mra. Hayne
Marine Oil Engine Company
Qies Dugan
Tit, Honern & Co
San Francisco
Boschen & Wefer
General Drafting Company
Mayer
Benjamin Swarts
Fairfield Shipbuilding Company
Doctor Loses Plea for New Trial in Manslaughter Case
Judge William P. Martin of Kee tex County Newark refused to grant Dr John H. Young a new trial after his manslaughter conviction for performing an operation on Mrs Emma Wolf Truesdell. Prosecutors reportedly abandoned another indictment, and counsel plans to seek a writ of error. Dr Paul B Truesdell of Montclair is mentioned in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Martin
Keetex
Newark
John H. Young
Montclair
Emma Wolf Truesdell
Robert JH. McCarte
Young
Truesdell
Paul &. Truvadell
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Peter Toate
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Harari
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Akek
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Maas
Welton
Warner
Jace Macaneky
Shipton
Poe
Setaers Eine
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Miss Franklin
Palace
Abor M. P
Sheffield
LA Boheme
Alice Brady
Germany
William Wallace Whitelock
Mitchell Ken
Frances Demarest
Blue Paradise
Winter Garden
Lillian Grouse
Lucien Ronheur
Park AY
W. R. Haynie
Marine Oil Engine Co
DR. Young
New Amsterdam
Bama
Hudson the Cinderella van
Aster Hon Pertacly
Macbeth
Boomerang
Harris
Lyceum Globe
Billie Burke
Bok
Loew's
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Ria
Ema Franklin Aed
Mare Green
Tread
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Vian Matleve
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Nonaveta
Peatores
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Mieke Diecen A” Vaneate
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Washington SQ
Eel Vt
Jshubert Po
Marie Tempest
Katinka
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Tarnes
Ban
Lee Kelly
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