Hugheson Ideals Men Talk to College Men in New York
Governor Charles E. Hughes addressed Phi Beta Kappa at the University of New York stressing liberal education’s value. He argued college bred men must stay true to youthful aims, balance practical training with ideals, and use disciplined thought to serve democracy and progress. The speech urged independence, service, and moral standards in public life.
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Charles E. SE
Phi Beta Kappa Society of University
Collate
Frown University
Society of Scholarship
William Henry Crawshaw
Colgate
Phi Beta
American College
Ministry of Culture
State Aims to Bar Juvenile Criminals Under New Law
The annual report by Ernest K. Coulter notes a Sept 1 start for a law barring anyone under sixteen from being criminalized. Juvenile charges will be labeled as delinquent acts, avoiding criminal stigma. Since 1902 the court has probationed 8,248 children, with 7,111 released without ongoing supervision. The New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children aided investigations. The report calls for a modern, spacious court building with proper facilities including a nursery and waiting rooms for mothers with infants. Coulter secured summer camp placements for 150 youths under jurisdiction this year.
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Children’s Court
Ernest K. Coulter
Coulter
New York Society For the Prevention of
E. Fellows Jenkins
Mr Parsons Home Again From Atlantic Voyage
Engineer William Barclay Parsons and wife arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II after a rapid Atlantic crossing. Parsons, who is with the Cape Cod Canal project, predicts a five to eight hour savings for coastwise routes and notes the canal will be tide level, eight miles long, with a maximum 30 feet above tidewater and potential depth to 30 feet for battleships. completion estimated in three years.
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William Barclay Parsons
Parsons
London
Mauretania
England
New York
Boston
Hundred in Harmony underscored by resignations from Committee of One Hundred
Gustav H. Schwab, temporary chairman, says four prominent members left the Committee of One Hundred for natural reasons and that harmony remains. He cites sincere resignations and notes how three to four others changed plans. Names mentioned include Warburg Sulzberger Fuller Robinson Ogden and rumors of a chairman.
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Mr. Schwab
Paul Fuller
Allan Robinson
Organized Labor
Committee of One Hundred
Eugene Outerbridge
Henry Phipps
Manhattan
Charles A. Schieren
Henry Hentz
Brooklyn
Schwab
Robert C. Ogden
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Bank Robbery in Locke NY: Five Escape with $3500
State Senator C. J. Hewitt and a bank president exchanged about a dozen shots with five armed burglars who blew open the Citizens National Bank vault with nitroglycerin. The gang fled into the woods as deputies scour the countryside, marking the crime as organized gang activity.
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Locke
N. Y
Citizens National Bank
C. J. Hewitt
Hewitt
Foster Called Out by Chicago Baptist Ministers
Professor George Burnam Foster, dropped from the Baptist Ministers Conference of Chicago, says he cherishes no ill will and believes the church must progress or petrify. He notes his stance aligns with university authorities and mentions his Hyde Park church ties and his role at Third Unitarian Church.
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Baptist Church
Chicago
George Burnam Foster
Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Chicago
Hyde Park
University of Chicago
Foster
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Third Unitarian Church
Bulletin
Right of Privacy in Photograph Declared Not Actionable
Providence June 22 Supreme Court chief justice Dubois rules in Henry v Cherry Webb that publishing a person’s photo for advertising, even with friends in a car, cannot support a common law right of privacy or damages for mental suffering. The decision answers that there is no actionable right to privacy in such photo publication.
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Providence
Supreme Court
Dubois
James N. Henry
Cherry & Webb
Mr. Henry
Superior Court
Monkey Burglar Strikes Greenwich Homes in Prank Surge
A large monkey has appeared in several Greenwich households causing fear among mostly women as men were away. The creature chattered at witnesses, picked up fudge, snatched candy from a child, and was blocked by a wire screen from a bulldog. It may have escaped from a circus.
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Tribune
Greenwich, Conn
W. T. Bouchelle
New York
Nathaniel Webb
Militia Court of Inquiry Convened in Albany
Albany June 22 Adjutant General Nelson H Henry said Governor Hughes appointed a court of inquiry to probe the 24 Battalion 1st Regiment Albany. Captain William B Coates of Company A demanded the proceedings after refusing to resign. The court includes Col John H Foote Lt Col George J Haffa Maj David Wilson and Maj Louis L Babcock. The panel will convene in Albany on July 12.
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Nelson H. Henry
Hughes
Wiliam RB. Coates
James H. Lford
3D Brigade
John H. Foote
14Th Infantry
Brooklyn
George J. Haffa
6Th Regiment
Buffalo
David Wilson
New Medical Agents Highlight Psychical Therapies Meeting
Detroit reports Dr. William H. Dieffenbach of New York praising Eddyism and the Emmanuel movement as tools for patient care. He urges teaching suggestion as a medicinal agent alongside electricity and X rays for diagnosis and treatment, while officials note tuberculosis linked insanity and outpatient alienist care.
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Emmanuel Movement
William H. Dieffenbach
New York
National Society of Psychical Therapeutics
American Institute of Homeopathy
Dieffenbach
F. C. Robbins
New York State Lunacy Commission
Society of Neurology and Psychiatrics
Bureau of Homeeopathy
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Daya S. Kaistha
Amrittar City
Punjab
India
Dana Fletcher Downing
Roxbury
Mass
E. H. Pratt
Chicago
W. A. Foster
Kansas City
Bureau of Homeopathy
Society of Psychical Therapeutics
Ophthalmological, Otological and Laryngological Society
Business Neurosis: Alcoholism Rise Among Leaders Says Doctor
Dr Frank Richardson of Boston told the Society of Neurology and Psychiatrics at the American Institute of Homeopathy convention that the hard driving American business life fosters a neurosis akin to neurasthenia and hysteria. He cited continuous mental strain and alcohol as primary causes, and urged total abstinence only for alcohol. He added nicotine also harms but less so and endorsed moderate smoking after meals as hygiene.
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Frank ©. Richardson
Boston
Society of Neurology and Psychiatrics
American Institute of Homeopathy
Richardson
Richardison
Prosecution to Target Snake Worshippers in Kansas
Hutchinson Kansas officials say warrants will be issued to arrest leaders of the True Followers of Christ for cruelty to children. Nine year old James Covington reportedly was bitten after a rattlesnake was circulated during services. The group cites the Bible passage they follow, They shall take up serpents from Luke.
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Tribune
Hutchinson
Kan
FE. T. Foote
Christ
James Covington
Foote
Packing inquiry into inspection system ends in East St. Louis
June 22 East St. Louis Illinois the board of inquiry has finished its investigation into charges by J F Harms formerly an inspector in the department of agriculture alleging deplorable conditions in the packing plant inspection system The report was not made public
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J. F. Harms
Department of Agriculture
Board of Inquiry
Cape Cod Canal Begun as Belmont Breaks Ground
August Belmont of New York turns the first spadeful at Bournedale near Sandwich marking a beginning of the Cape Cod Canal project. The ceremony includes Robert Bacon, E F Levee, Edward Warfield and engineers, near the Perry house, signaling progress toward completion.
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Sandwich
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Bournedale
Cape Cod
Gould Denies All Kavanaugh Allegations In Trust Case
George J. Gould, named as a defendant in Charles H. Kavanaugh vs former directors of the Trust Company of the Republic, says in his answer he did nothing as a director and denies every allegation. His deposition in New York City last week shows he was elected March 31, 192, and resigned in October, 12. Livingston identified loans to John W. Young and other related transactions. Witness Moriarity produced reports from the State Banking Department.
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Saratoga
N. Y
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Charles H. Kavanaugh
Trust Company of the Republic
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New York City
James Duane Livingston
Trust Company
United States Shipbuilding Company
Livingston
John W. Young
Daniel Leroy Dresser
Young
Shipbuilding Company
Paris
Charles B. Reiss
Dresser
Reiss
A. H. Engel
John D. Moriarity
Clark Williams
State Banking Department
Striking Streetcar Men Enjoined in Evansville
Judge Debruler granted a temporary restraining order and made a permanent injunction against the Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Company strike leaders. The order bars asking customers to stay off cars, distributing warnings about riding, and picket duty near tracks and barns. Evansville school children recently refused classes taught by teachers who rode the streetcars.
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Ind
Debruler
Vanderburg County
Evansville & Southern Indiana Traction Company
Plan To Study The Unemployed In State Meeting
The State Commission on Unemployment and Employers' Liability met yesterday with Senator Wainwright as chairman and Professor Henry R. Seager as vice-chairman. Miss Crystal Eastman served as secretary. The full commission attended with many senators and assemblymen, plus the State Commissioner of Labor and Chief Statistician. A plan and scope committee of three officers and four commissioners was formed and will report at the next meeting on July.
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Henry R. Seager
Bain, Voss
Jackson
Mitchell
Police Inspector Thompson III ill with typhoid at St Vincent's
Police Inspector Thompson III is seriously ill with typhoid fever at St Vincent's Hospital. He was moved from his home at No 2 West 1th street after a morning consultation with his family physician Dr M R O'Donovan of No 471 Hudson street and several other doctors. Hospital staff say his strong constitution may aid recovery.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
West 1H Street
M. R. O'Donovan
Hudson Street
Jesuit takes fall out of plumbers
Detroit, June 22. Rev Father Michael J. Stritch, S. J., of Detroit College, spoke at the National Association of Master Plumbers convention warning that trade combinations harming consumers push people toward socialism. He urged conduct in subordination to justice for all.
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National Association of Master Plumbers
Michael J. Stritch
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Citizens Union Reports Expenses for Last Legislature
Albany June 22 The Citizens Union of New York which runs a legislative bureau in Albany certified to the Secretary of State that its expenses in the last Legislature totaled 4941 1 J C Hammill who led the bureau drew 3500 salary 00 paid to Curran and Meade for direct nominations articles and the rest covered printing postage and incidental costs
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The
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New York
Robert 8. Binkerd
J. C. Hammill
Curran and
Meade
Health Officer Exempt from Civil Service Classification
Albany June 22 announcement by the State Civil Service Commission states the Health Officer of the Port of New York and his employees have been placed in the exempt class under the Civil Service. The action follows a law passed by the last Legislature.
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Albany
State Civil Service Commission
Port of New York
Attorney General Opinion on Unemployment Commission
Albany June 22 Attorney General O Malley to Gay holds that employers covered by the last Legislature may be classified in the unclassified list for the unemployment inquiry commission since its purpose is purely legislative in character.
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O'Malley
Gay
Bridesmaid Married Before Bride Sparks City Prank
Springfield news reports a mock wedding prank at the Sacred Heart Church. Grace Quinn, maid of honor, and William Cullen of New Haven married an hour before the Plant Quinn ceremony. The couple and the bridal couple left town together after the reception.
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Springfield
Mass
Frank Plant
Church of the Sacred Heart
Miss Grace Quinn
William Cullen
New Haven
Plant- Quinn
Mrs. Plent
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Navy Yard Organization Changes Held Up by Board
Washington June notes show Leutze board delaying final recommendations on navy yard restructuring, proposing two manufacturing branches under line officers, returning to earlier system. Ammunition ships topic arises with calls for dedicated vessels, plus multiple officer transfers, leave actions, and ship movements across Atlantic fleets.
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Leutze Board
E. H. ¢. Leutas
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Yard
Washington Navy Bard
J. M. Poyer
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Bureau of Steam
Newberry
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Tion
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Taft appoints Rhode Island chaplain Dennis O'Sullivan
President Taft names Reverend Dennis Brendan O'Sullivan of Rhode Island as an army chaplain in Washington. The appointment confirms a Catholic chaplain to serve with the U.S. Army.
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Washington
Taft
Dennis Brendan O'Sullivan
Rhode Island
Dixie arrives off Provincetown for torpedo boat maneuvers
Provincetown Mass June 22 The United States cruiser Dixie convoying the Atlantic torpedo boat flotilla arrived off here today. The torpedo boats will begin their summer manoeuvres in Cape Cod Bay within a few days.
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Mass
Dixie
Atlantic Torpedo Boat Flotilla
Cape Cod Bay
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