Frat House Ruling Targets NYU Fraternity Residence
A court decision affects the fraternity house near New York University, ruling it may not be treated as a private residence. The ruling holds the site as a mixed use area with student occupancy and social events, limiting its status as a dwelling for private living. The opinion notes entertainment and dances by residents breached covenants that defined the property as private residence.
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Dhuelice Lelie
Nellie J. Yourht
S. Brunk
Tagtovayn Juatioe
Lehman
Vininke
Aira Hills
Ues
New York
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Etudenta
Boise
P| Fair Delta Howe
Srawernity
Elina Wal
W. T. Mormaday
Brone Zoological Vartens
Jouelit
Ph Gamma Della
Juete Lehman
Mutes Defy Flat Charge as Drunk Youths Spill Over
Court records describe a group of youths in a rental area accused of trespass and public drinking. Police arrested them near Audabon Lane after a pursuit along lease lines. Magistrate Tovey ordered detentions as witnesses testified about conversations and attempted transport.
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William Leng
Harter
Halldinen
Maliceman McClures
Audabon
Police Ready for Two Day Show at Beach Carnival
Police departments plan a two day carnival at PeuId Brighton Beach racetrack promising a major holiday event with prizes totaling $100,000. Events include motor displays, police dog exhibitions, mounted drills, bicycle police, and a parade featuring the Milene Minute Murphys aeroplane stunt. Sponsors include newspapers and local businesses with tickets sold through non police channels to avoid misuse.
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Ciy
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New York
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Chile
Moner Legion
Glynn
Tener
Pennsylvania
Schmitthereer
Royal Police
Woods
Tango Turns Lemonade As America's Drink Trend Shifts
Prominent Laval man comments on the tango revival boosting hotel business and changing dining culture. He notes lemonade replacing highball as the national soft drink while diners spend more on drinks and less on meals. Dance hosts connect guests, spreading a democratic social shift in New York society through cabaret instructors.
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New York
Fuente
Butterfield Estate Sold Will Probate Hearing Set
A probate hearing is scheduled for Thursday to contest the will of Julia Butterfield, whose death prompted a probate action. The Cragside estate in Cold Spring is involved, with court proceedings following a reported will contest and related filings.
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Sinte Semator
Weing
Motor boat fire leaves owner in peril off Sands Point
Paul Valance civil engineer for the Bronx Borough President is in Fordham Hospital in serious condition after battling a motor boat fire that destroyed the Twin Kid off Sands Point in the Sound yesterday. Valance sustained severe burns while Hoffman and Fisher escaped to help him. they were aided by Frank Chestnut of City Island Yacht Club before Valance was revived and hospitalized.
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Bronx
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Sands Point
Valance
Walter Hoffman
Public Service Commission
Robert Fisher
Northern
Uninn Gas Company
Hart
Tnland
Lottom
Ny 9
Hoffman
Fisher
Valaton
Small Boys Seek Ride as Horse Stealing Incident Reported
Isilor Cherin of Brownrville promised a all boys a ride behind a new hay trotter yesterday. Mrs Cherie and children prepared for the event while Inder and others entered an adjoining lot, seized the horse, and rode off before the trotter disappeared from its enclosure.
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Isilor Cherin
Brownrville
Inder
Howe
Horse Thieves Chase Ends With Boys Detained
Patrolman Charles Christensen from Brownsville joins pursuit of a horse and girl fugitives after a dogged chase across blocks. The youths Joseph Turkix and Frank George are captured with a bay trotter and taken to Brooklyn Children's Society awaiting arraignment in children's court. The Chern family had their outing, after all.
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Cherin
Charles Christensen
Brownsville
Joamph Turkix
Prank George
Brooklyn Children's Society
Chern
Negligence Probe May Hit Coroners
District Attorney Whitman calls for an inquiry into coroner operations in Manhattan. The report cites neglect in viewing bodies, lack of office rules, and improper acts by clerks and physicians, including failure to notify medical staff and improper notarization. The case centers on Annie Jam sey Ramsey's death and alleged misconduct within the coroner’s office.
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Behnitzs
Vandle
Annie Humes
Aed
Harlem
Antonio P'Allosaniiro
Borough of
Manhattan
Greater New York
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Annie Ramsey Wan
Behuttze
Torough
Hwaring
Antonio D'Ale~mandro
Annie Jamsey
Caltae
Schultar
Schultze
Behultze
Feinberg
Hollenstein
Lillian Campbell
Annie Rumsey
D'Alemandro
Antonio Glowinuzzi
Board of Coroners
Thi County
Glowinasal
Bradley Leaves Home To Train As Orthopedic Nurse
Miss Aoramount Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley, departs Commonwealth Bay for St John’s Newfoundland to join Dr. Wilfred Grentelis in St Anthony. She will work primarily in pediatric orthopedic deformity correction, a field in which she is noted as an expert.
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Labrador
St John's
St. Anthony
Joe
Mins Bradley
New Emblem for Republicans and the Old Eagle’s Remains
The Republican State Committee adopted a new emblem for the ballot due to a federal law requiring a simple design, replacing the long-standing eagle. The Democratic emblem is a solid black tar, while Republicans retain a pale figure in a simplified form. a committee selected and displayed a design chosen for the election day ballot with variations drawn for approval.
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Mulich
Emutem
Pudding and Sauce Metaphor Sparks Suit Stock Debate
In Warren Street vocabulary the pudding isn’t all sauce as a stock basis. The suit line features substantial all wool $20 and $25 options, tailored with care like higher priced styles. A wide variety remains, with patterns unique to the shop.
Coroners Office Faces Calls for Reform After Misconduct Claims
Fragmentary legal note alleges officials and employees in the Coroners' office answer to chief clerks, urging careful investigation into irregularities and possible law violations to purge public service. The brief signals demand for accountability and vetting of medical officials.
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Vernmoutne
Opr
Schultae
Charkes
Vetore & Puntie
Mune Rattan Coroners’ Office
McCormick Avoids Prison Death Duty at Sing Sing
Thomas J McCormick the new Sing Sing warden avoided starting with an execution while Janien M Clancy who died at midnight remained at the post until shortly after 6 am. Peter Rebacci the Westchester Murder King faced execution at a clock. Clancy resigned saying Tammany Hall politicians would not leave the prison alone. McCormick a Tammany supporter from Yonkers succeeds him. Clancy said he had no immediate plans for the future and hoped to become United States Marshal for New York City. Rebacci was accused of killing Tony Matra and suspected of inciting the strike and terrorizing foremen on Rockefeller's Powantica estate. Governor Glynn offered a six month respite after Rebacci claimed he could reveal other criminals, but Weeks refused to meet him.
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Sing Sing
Janien M. Clancy
Peter Rebacel
Westchester
Clancy
Tarpmany Hall
McCormick
Tammany
Yonkers
Cloney
United States
New York City
Rebacci
Ine Sieuceptal
Tony Matra
White Plains
John D. Rockefeller
Powantica
Frederick Weeks
Glynn
Mr. Weeks
Mayor Mitchel to Speak at Knights Patriotic Celebration
Mayor Mitchel will attend and be one of the speakers at a patriotic Knights of Columbus event honoring Charles Carroll Assembly, fourth degree. Fifteen thousand Knights invited to the celebration to be held tomorrow evening at the Manhattan Casino near Eighth Avenue and 18th Street with Edward E. McCall and Cabot Ward present as speakers.
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Charles Carrol Assembly
Deetree Knights of Columbus
Manhattan Casino
Eighthay
18Th St
Mitchel
Edward E. McCall
Cabot Ward
Veteran New York Central Engineer Retires After Forty Years
Dewnie John Cusmuq, a fifty three year old engineer on the New York Central railroad, ends thirty plus years of service. Born in Maine he drove the line for decades and is married with three children, residing on Walton Avenue in The Bronx.
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Sears
New York Central Road
Ford
Ban Bong
Walton Av
The
Bronx
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