New York State Delegation Leaders Clash at Pennsylvania Station
At Pennsylvania Station yesterday afternoon New York State delegates and political leaders including F Murphy and McCabe faced questions from reporters. Herman Ridder and J Sergeant Cram weighed in on Gaynor and Clark while Packy NeCabe dodged specifics. Murphy signaled a tentative favoring of Harmon as first choice with Dix as a rival, and a caucus would reveal the final alignment for the Vice Presidential and gubernatorial considerations.
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Short a million votes Republicans must elect Democrat says Bryan League
The Bryan League of Iowa circulated a letter to 1088 Democratic delegates ahead of the convention, urging nomination of a candidate who can draw votes from Republicans to assure victory in November. It warns against letting personal prejudice affect party strategy and emphasizes the need to choose a candidate who can hold off the voters and attract Republican support.
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Bryan League Letter Questions Republican Victory Prospects
A Bryan League letter discusses Republican voters and Democratic prospects, arguing the need to persuade independents and undecideds. It frames the race as crucial, noting dissatisfaction with party factions and urging readers to weigh which candidate best aligns with Democratic aims. The missive is the first in a planned three-part series outlining Democratic strategy.
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Alumni Welcome Class of 1912 at New York College
The New York College alumni greeted the Class of 1912 at Townsend Harris Mall with enthusiasm rivaling a Chicago convention. President Finley spoke on growth and the aim to fund a new commercial school building on Lexington Avenue and 22nd Street. Henry Leipziger lauded the college as the people’s school, while Gamma Chapter unveiled a painting of Edward M. Shepard.
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Thieves Foiled By Old Man In Market Street Robbery
Four men burglarized a home at 61 Market Street as Schneider, a brush maker, fought them in the hall. In the struggle one thief ripped a diamond from its setting. police recovered the jewelry bag and cash. The Tombs court held the four suspects Parker Evans Ineila and Baltimore India in $1,007 bail each on robbery charges.
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Baries Becoming Scarcer Births Decline Reported by Lederle
Health Commissioner Lederle cites physician and midwife negligence for unreported births in the city. Five months show 4,982 births versus 4,253 a year earlier, predicting 500 fewer births this year. Seventeen infant deaths in May in Manhattan’s Albis area and a dip in births raise concerns about fluera and reporting accuracy.
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Forty Fight Young Sages At German Society Grants
The German Societies of New York distributed forty eight silver modules to students yesterday. Thirty seven to grammar schools six to high schools four to German academy and one to Townend Tart Hall. Hernan Letkemann chaired the committee on German culture and promoted German study for all.
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Brandt Losses Appeal in Prison Stay Dispute
Court of Appeals upholds judgment keeping former Mortimer L. Brandt in prison. Attorney General says another habeas corpus move may be filed while decision awaits further appellate action. Proceedings link to alleged stock swindle by International Humber gid Development Company executives and related investigations by postal inspectors.
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Darrow Trial Testimony Highlights Bribe and Admission
The report summarizes Clarence Darrow’s trial testimony involving a $50,000 bribe linked to jury tampering. It references a San Francisco “Teetimon’y” packet and a claim that PearCow advised reaching two jurors to influence verdicts, with scattered notes about Franklin arrest timing and alleged statements to Darrow during the case.
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Pierce Yacht Heiress Alleges Perjury In Open Judgment
Hen Clay Pierce of Waters Pierce Oil implicated in alleged stock conversion tied to a $172,000 default judgment. Mycroft and Neseraft seek trial in New York as Pierce counters that he was away for Palm Beach and did not authorize the sale or conduct of the securities. Court proceedings hover over timing and location with defense denying intent to defraud.
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Women Appeal For Votes In New York Campaign
Miss Martha Kintschier leader of Lith Assembly District women’s suffrage group speaks at a 17th Assembly District meeting on Mth Street and Broad. She argues men cannot represent women asserting superstition and political ignores, urging suffrage as uplifting for the nation’s welfare. Helen Ed. Gresley repeats the call, noting male influence limits and family balance.
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Women stealing gems leads to arrest in Brooklyn
Kate Kopteton and Lena Spring of 14 South Ohstrest Brooklyn were arrested by Conta OMe detectives yesterday morning and sent to Clinton Street station after allegedly stealing jewelry valued at 168 from a June 2 robbery. They reportedly concealed the packet under a skirt and jostled the victim near a pushcart on Gerald Street. Similar robberies have been reported nearby. The case was brought before Magistrate Harlow of the Kovex Market court for June examination.
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Meeting On Firemen Wages Between Railroads And Engineers
A July 1 meeting is planned in the city to discuss firemen wage demands. The Eastern railroads conference committee will meet with Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen officials to review uncrenched pay requests claimed to affect earnings across several roads. A railroad head stated a pay board may be appointed to arbitrate, with proceedings expected to start around July 3.
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Furriers Defy Strikers in Open Shop Stand
The Associated Fur Manufacturers met at the Schwarze Building to discuss the furrier strike led by the printers union. They postponed hiring strike breakers while claiming wages are higher now than a decade ago and that open shop is the goal. Strikers gathered on the East Side, with about fifteen hundred more joining the walkout, totaling around eight thousand across five hundred shops. Morris Shamroth of the union says the trade is crippled and demands broad wage raises, while N Schoenhorlis, president of the Manufacturers, vows to fight for open shop and asserts stockpiles keep them firm.
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Meter Tampering Suspects Nabbed After Brooklyn Arrests
Alfred Shultz and Walter O'Donnell, a policeman, accused of altering electric meters to dodge payment. They were arrested in Park Row cafe and moved to Brooklyn amid probe of dozen month scheme tied to a Coney Island resort. Evidence included a revolver and wire clippings found at the scene.
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Queens Park Jobs Filled In City News
William J. Zartman and David B. Austen win borough park posts. Zartman, ex Brooklyn Parks Superintendent, resigns to lead a New Jersey landscape project. Austen, formerly in the City Halls Tax Department, now Superintendent of Queens parks, with a background in military service.
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Army and Navy Orders Near Unclear OCR List
Washington issues scattered army and navy orders detailing officer assignments, detachments, and awaiting instructions. Names such as STANHOPE BLUNT JAMIE GUNS and THOMAS FO MNETLG appear along with various ships and stations, but OCR corruption obscures precise units and dates.
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Rumors Grow That Gomez Aided Cuban Revolution Origins
Havana reports the newspaper El Dia accuses President Gomez of scheming with Estenoz and Vatones to spark a rebellion for self benefit and re election, detailing intercepted plans, leaked communications, arms landings, and the government’s efforts to control or censor coverage as rebel forces mobilize near Santiago and Oriente while U.S. officials monitor the unrest and potential naval redeployments.
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Cuba's Speaker to Go Home After Assuring No Intervention
Orestes Ferrarra, Cuban House speaker, returns to Havana from Washington claiming no U S intervention. He met President Tate and Secretary Knox who allegedly stated US would not intervene. Ferrarra says reports suggest the Cuban revolution is nearly suppressed with only small armed bands remaining. He plans to stay in New York about a week before sailing home.
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Policeman Injured Stopping Runaway Horse in Brooklyn
Patrolman Barrett at Grail Avenue station was badly hurt when he tried to stop a runaway horse at Bergen Street and Vanderbilt Avenue in Brooklyn. He grabbed the bridle to save bystanders, was dragged, and suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries as the horse, owned by Emanuel Kruger grocer, bolted past Underhill Avenue. Barrett, a former cavalryman, used army tactics to halt the animal before a crowded trolley car. He remains in critical condition at Swedish Hospital.
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Court A House On Policy A Puzzling Sporting Proposition
A Supreme Court hearing presents a dispute over whether Chinese policy matches American policy. George Gordon Battle seeks a certificate of reasonable doubt for Mack Duck, a Chinese colony member convicted for policy slips. Assistant District Attorney Richter argues the name makes no difference in conviction. Sunday’s New York Tribune mailing offer noted.
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