The Tribune Bureau of Investigations Opens for Business
Samuel Hopkins Adams announces The Tribune will launch a Bureau of Investigations on July 1 1915 to answer reader questions and handle complaints about local advertising and merchandising. The unit will investigate and report on advertised goods advise on reliability publish questions and answers in The Advisor and protect Tribune readers. All services are free to readers, with confidential handling of correspondents.
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Samuel Hopkins Adams
Bureau of Investigations
Anonymous Inquirer
Merchane Dian
Inelle
Tribune
Helne
Remuor Fireryals
Blyenu
Inezwinter
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Furtoulated Sterystent
Tribune Bureau of Investigations
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Justitia
Hall of Fate
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Justice le
Ening
Thad
Rome
Bureau
New York
Slade Trials Delayed Rue Tanner Case In U S Court
In a misfiled docket entry the Slade trial facing Rue Tanner and co defendants shows delays. Court notes witnesses prepared, judge orders return to court, and details about the Tanner siblings and related parties remain unsettled amid uncertain dates and procedural confusion.
Pell Reckless Testimony In Queens Rail Crash Suit
Witnesses describe Pell driving the car toward the Long Island Rail Road crossing at Arverne to Long Beach as a train approached. The widow Elisabeth Pell seeks 250 000 for her injuries and 250 000 for her husband’s, with other damages claimed. Several Manhattan and Brooklyn residents testified about the August 3 1993 crash and the crossing signals and lights that failed or ignored.
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Osgood Pell
Long Island
Woloenter
Aspinall
Supreme Court
Queens County
Yostredas
Elisabeth Warden Pell
Pel
Lethaline
Lajesdere
Peterthe Street
Manhatstan
Michael Nadel
Vara Fantory Parkway
Brooklyn
Mies
Vida White
Churchill urged for district attorney nomination
Churchill, president of the Board of Education, is urged by friends to seek the District Attorney post in District 1 Alusney on the Democratic ticket this fall. The push follows friction with Mayor Aitchun and Board of Estimate members over education spending, and supporters say his ambition may drive a bid for the DA seat despite Tammany opposition.
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Twomesom
Churchill
Board of Education
Ureini Hie
Alusney
Aitchun
Board of Vetimate
Policeman Shoots Chauffeur in Harlem nighttime shooting
Police report Patrolman William Wildhy of the Fast 104th Street station shot chauffeur Viomas Murray after ordering him to move on. Murray, known as Bull Mure ray, was wounded in the left leg and taken to Harlem Hospital. The incident is termed an attempted felonious arrest by police. The officer claims Murray’s vehicle driver attempted to strike him with an object. Further inquiry is planned by the new department to address advertising and newspaper ethics discussions accompanying the event.
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Viomas Murray
MuTeur
Bull Mure Ray
Willian Wildhy
Harlem Hospital
Peter
Luz
Thaw Trial Admissibility and Jury Changes in Liberty Fight
A court fight over Thaws sanity defense unfolds as jurors and advisory panels face new rules. Judges and lawyers debate peremptory challenges and trial procedure while Thaws supporters push for a fair sanity hearing amid intense media coverage.
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Mhrey
Brent Sill Br Pvt Sry
Oberabirss
Verdegel
Bart 17
Steprrine Court
San Pranuyeer Exposition
Meminek
Court of Appe
Mondrick Fouid
Aix
Harring
Satterwan
Mw Teawan
Thaw
Mistrial Gloom as Thaw Case Echoes जेल Jail rumour
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unrest at Ludlow Street Jail with inmates and keepers involved. Mentions a priest, a Lanthall player, and speculation that the Attorney General planted a testation to obtain evidence against Thias as Thaw.
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Alee
Mary Conley
Ludlow Streat
Oni
Tesan
As & Pristnne
Thias
Atutn
Du Pont Talks On Mutualization Plan At Company Offices
The Sutumesmen and Life, Arsueatice Society met to discuss mutualizing the company. General T. man Du Pont, who bought a majority stake from af Pe Motenn, will counter with the committee. Wax claims he purchased the stake to aid the society, while the Insurance Department expects to issue a statement tomorrow and the superintendent notes no definite plans yet.
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Life, Arsueatice Society
Ovill
T. Man du Pont
Af Pe Motenn
Enomy Pant Wax
Ft Siritualizations
Inshraek
Story Insurance Department
Dudge Day
Dudge Day, President of the Fegiitable
Xestordass
Affidavit Maker Pleads Not Guilty
A German reservist, charged with perjury in relation to Lusitania scandal, pleaded not guilty before Judge Russell in Criminal Court. Bail set at 16000 and a request for July 6 to enter a plea change, while prosecutors pursue possible German Secret Service connections and Stahl’s alleged accomplices remain unfound.
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Gortyy Suum
Phic Husitania Afblavit
Branc! Vedern Court
Russell
Mueshal
Antine
United States
Roger B. Wond
Stanl
Suahl
Hie
Harold
Dem
Ing
Neil
Trix
Stahl
Plon
Secret Service
Lusitania
Huing Hardenberg
Theinnatl
Tently
Stall
Voguleman
Homelees
State Department
Playmates Fire Rifle in Scuffle After Threat to Shoot
In Southington on June 21 a thirteen year old boy Pietrizele threatened to kill playmates and a loaded fifty caliber rifle discharged striking Pasquale Mariano, twelve, who died. Pietrizele was held for coroner’s inquest.
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Roy Teirermen
Brooklyn party death and census dispute noted
A 59 year old woman died at a Brooklyn party from heart failure and indigestion while en route home on Mayd Avenue. Brooklyn census figures face scrutiny amid claims of population decline and possible re enumeration. In Yorkville, motorists fined for bright headlights. magistrate Murphy also fines George J Buhl for an incident in a barber shop.
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Brooklyn Mills
Catherinith
Mayd Avenue
Woodhaven
Paterson, N
Murphy
Yorkviile
J Buhl
Yorkville
Koxe Spats, Sirteen
East Fortyenipih Steel
Concert Singer Files Bankruptcy Petition in 8 000 Brandway
Thomas Bean a concert singer filed a bankruptcy petition at 8 000 Brandway with liabilities listed at 2210 and no debts. The case involves contracts in New York Mont Vernon Muscatine Town and Fan Feayelaca covering printing advertising services loans and rent.
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Thomas Bean
Brandway
Peatseday
New York
Mont Vernon
Muscatine
Town
Freight clerks strike threat at New Haven railroad
Two thousand freight clerks on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad faced a looming strike after leaders demanded arbitration over promotions and administrative positions. John J. Forrester, national vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, pressed for settlement as unions behind engineers and conductors urged delays. Howard Elliott and Linwood Bardo defended management while conciliators Clifton Rewyes and Patrick Gildas were called in to renew peace efforts.
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New York, New Haan & Mortford
John J. Forrester
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Harlem River
Bronx Opera House
Urreon Avenue
9Th Street
Stelke
Forrester
Brothershood
United States Commission of Industrial Relations
Hartford
James McDowell
Fiarlem
Xow Haven
Cons
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
L. Bardo
The
Brotherhood
Elliott
Porrester
Slower
Sig Rove
Te “Big
Itiwas
Atrike
With &E Armittee
Howard Filiott
Clarke
W. HM
Iareington
Bostor
Harrington
Achersshe
New Haven
Clifton Rewyes
Patrick Gildas
Tas Ven
Secreitary
Bardo
Harsh stance amid Tammany nominee speculation
11s indicate 98 percent may walk out if the order arrives, urging a strong appeal to voters this fall. Al Yerd E. Talley emerges as the favored candidate if the nominee is to be a straight Tammany man.
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al Yerd E. Talley
Failing Coast Rescue Proves Fatal to Pair
Edward Caverly age nineteen dies after attempting to save a girl in rough surf. Hedwig Ananda, another swimmer, also dies in the tragedy. Lifeguards and authorities note dangerous current conditions at the public beach and the need for caution near shoreline breaks.
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Edward Caverly
Hedwig Ananda
Missing victims haunt search after bogged incident
Ananda, elderly resident of Rockaway, was found dead after a damp incident. Rescuers and authorities continued patrols through Atlantic City and Brooklyn as other victims, including Marian Re Creme of Philadelphia, remained missing.
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Rockaway
Voth
Wedward Calleson Hurley
Street
Brooklyn
Atlantic
Coty
Sue
Peas
Bey
Mies Marian
Philadelphia
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