Owen at Conference Reassures Bankers
After a Waldorf meeting with Senator Robert La Follette Owen and 11 of 15 American Bankers Association leaders, bankers were reassured that the new currency bill would be delayed but discussed, with possible minor changes. The administration pledged openness to suggestions and emphasized government issuance of currency notes secured by gold reserves and bank stock.
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United States
Robert Lo Owen
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Waldorf
New York
House of Representatives
Owen
American Bankers’ Association Caryonex Commission
Centre Reserve Board
Wilson
Hawkert
National Reserve Banks
the Waldorf
Ronde
Federal Board
Eyeglasses Motive Claimed By Thief Youth
Caalles Mosnere, a sixteen year old from 82 Charles Street, confessed to prior Catholic reformatory burglaries. He was found in the apartments of Charles D. Smith at 201 West 54th Street after ringing the bell and entering an apparently empty unit to obtain funds for eyeglasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caalles Mosnere
Charles Street
Charles D. Smith
West 54Th Street
Lights to adorn parks for Mayor Gaynor Fourth celebration
Incandescent lamps and Japanese lanterns will illuminate Central Park and multiple parks including Columbus William Seward Tompkins Washington Chelsea Thomas Jefferson St Mary St James and McKinley Squares. The plan promises safety with prohibited fireworks and extended displays over July 4 and the following two days.
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Gaynor
Keven
Central Ark
Gin
Central Park
Amaller
New Rochelle Marks Landing Anniversary With Festivities
Thomas paints old Ti. Charles Garrigues, delegate from La Rochelle, France, participates as New Rochelle celebrates the anniversary of the landing this week.
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New Rochelle
Tiugu
Thomas
Charles Garrigues
LA Rochelle
France
Whitman Defends City as Good as Foreign, Metropolis
New York district attorney Whitman urged focus on men over statutes at Church of the Asp Hon, arguing enforcement of law and addressing urban corruption. He warned against relying on legal machinery alone, urged citizen action, and cited conditions in New York, Chicago, and Boston as proof that law must be enforced to lift city life.
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Church of the
Asp
Whitman
Stickney Grant
Abby Stentetty
AL Pany
New York
Boston
Mme
Roneluden
Tehesn
Boas
George
Sordon Hattie
Everyody
Mrr Whitman
Woittean
Nine Die In Capsizing Of U S Survey Boat
Nine members of a fourteen person party of United States engineers and government employees were drowned when their survey boat Heaver capsized in a windstorm near New Madrid Missouri. Drowned were CS William Ron chief engineer from Maxon Ohio J M McConnell Cornell law graduate Captain Lamb pilot A Le Coston engineer Harry Sherrell mate Cottonwood Tennessee Phil Wray Jackson Tennessee a deckhand named Freeman and two other crew members whose names were not known.
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New Madrid
United States
Here
Heaver
CS William=ron
Maxon
Ohio
J. M. McConnell
Cornell University
Lamb
A. le Coston
Harry Sherrell
Cottonwood
Ten
Cornerstone Laying Draws 10000 in Jersey City Ceremony
More than ten thousand people attended the cornerstone laying for St Peter's Catholic Clubouse at Grand and Warren streets. A parade preceded the ceremonies with Monsignor Whelan and Rev Mulry among speakers. Judge Sullivan presided as Martin Conboy Dr James Walsh and Rev Joseph Mutry spoke.
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St Peter's Catholic Clubouse
Grand and
Warren Streets
Jersey City
Yeater
Sevemontes
Ténan P. Whelan
St. Patrick's 1Thedral
Nowak
Tew
F Pox
Joseph A Mulry
Wife Sues Dr Cassidy in Reno Divorce Suit
Dr. Thomas F Cassidy brother of Queens ex leader Joseph Cawidy learned yesterday that his wife filed for divorce in Reno Nevada. Cassidy once interned at Johns Hospital Lone Island City and later shifted to politics and horse racing. He served briefly as supervisor of complaints in Queens but resigned after Civil Service Commission troubles.
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DR. T. F. Cassidy
Queens
Reno
Thomas F. Cassidy
Joseph Cawidy
Luder
Tena. Nev
Cassidy
John’s Hospital
Lone Island City
California
Municipal Civil Service Commission
12 Hurt As Cars Crash in Brooklyn Trolley Collisions
Five injured in a collision between crosstown and Fifth Avenue trolley cars on Court Street Brooklyn near midnight. Mrs Mary Greene 45 of St Marks Place Brooklyn hurt foot and shoulder dislocation. Motorman William Hoxkin and three passengers also injured. Earlier collision at De Kalb and Knickerbocker injured seven.
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Crosstown
Court Street
Brooklyn
Mary Greene
No. St St. Mark's Mace
Fifth Avenue
Long Island College Hospital
William Hoxkin
de Kalb
Knickerbocker Avenues
Parsons
Crowd Hears Chapman In West End Church Revival
The crowd filled Fourth Presbyterian Church at West End Avenue and Met Street to hear Presbyterian evangelist Chapman. He recently resumed evangelistic work after previously serving five years as pastor, joining crowds who included parishioners from his former church. He has toured globally with Alexander during his career.
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One Bey
Bird
Aapman
Fourth Presbyterian Church
West End Avenue
Met Street
de, Chapman
New York
Alexander
Winger
Nuptial Nausea and Its Cure Warns Wives in Rural Advice
A garbled but readable Rural column mocks a supposed ailment “nuptial nausea” affecting romance, and cites Rev Heath and Dr Cheathy on marriage rules. It endorses wives avoiding business talk, feeding husbands, and staying apart from finances while maintaining traditional duties and attentions.
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Ineton
Steel
Heath
Axselate Puamne
Warrne Avenue
Darowener
Homland
Ele
Cnmperes
Dr. Death
Okis
Rentienan
Cheathy
Moving Picture Targets At Grant Central Palace
A moving picture exposition opens July 7 at Grant Central Palace featuring a shooting gallery with tone tests and targets including Indians on horseback chauffeurs in speeding cars aviators and train robbers. A moving picture zero exhibit contrasts with standard clay ducks and water jets, under Motion Picture Exhibitors Long America.
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Tone
Grant Central Palace
Time
Long America
All Friedmans Attend Wedding Except Bride at Manhattan Affair
The Friedman family gathers for a large wedding at Jolene on 16th Street and Lenox Avenue Manhattan where Will iam Friedman and Miss Markowitz will wed before about 250 relatives. The ceremony is to be conducted by the Rev Dr Bilvennan of the 5th Street Temple.
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Miss Markowitz
Friedman
Witham
Vrieiman
Markowits
Wiliam
Fednean
Columba
Pernetpal
Police
Fe Peledmats
Pineas PL
Kackeon Priedman
Leo Friedman
Irving Priedman
Mout Friedman
Wilbur Priedman
Miran Friedman
Brime
Wrferdman
Willa
Canada
Friedaman
Jolene
16Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Manhattan
Bilvennan
Sth Street Temple
Four Held in Cocaine Case at Wisconsin Market Court
Freda Martin, Margaret Marke, John Leonard, and James Ryan were held on cocaine charges in the Wisconsin Market court. Each was ordered to $1000 bail for examination on Thursday. Martin faces an additional count for possessing a revolver, with bail set at $500. Police arrested the quartet Saturday in a Second Avenue resort after neighbor complaints.
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Tes Wemen
Murphy
Wisnex
Freda Martin
Second Avenue
Margaret Marke
West
Woh
John Leonard
Hust Uh Street
James Ryan
East Ath Street
Martin Womenit
Whch
Thomas Myers
Policeman Finds Wallet Near Queensboro Bridge
Patrolman Patrick Moran of East 67th Street station found a wallet on the SIH street approach to the Queensboro Bridge containing $55 and a few papers. A card bore the name A Bracbland with an address at 211 West Ith Street. Moran turned the wallet to the Footicetation.
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Bridge
Patrick Moran
East 67Th Street
Sih Street
Queenshoro Bridge
A. Bracbland
Weat Ith Street
Moran
New Rochelle Begins 705th Birthday Fete With Pageants And Parades
New Rochelle marks its 705th anniversary with a week of events including land and water pageants, receptions, tree plantings and games. Delegates from La Rochelle arrive to join ceremonies at churches, the Huguenot House, and city venues, with a grand land parade and a yacht trip planned. Prominent figures and officials from New Rochelle, New York, and France expected to attend, including Mayor Waldorf and visitors from La Rochelle.
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New Rochelle
la Rochelle
France
America
Ameren
First Presbyterian Church
Huguenot Association
George Reynolds
First Presbyterian
North Avenue Presbyterian
St. Paul's Ephopal
St John's Methodist Church
Frederick J. Waldorf
It. W. Wofford
Rey Chatonet
Charles Garrigates
Ja Orhete
Grand Central Terminal
Charles Pryer
Thomas Ta Routililer
Charles
le Poutles
Henry M. Lester
Jean Cluiton
New Dae Welle
Ale Lester
Lester
Prelerick
Waldorf
Michael J. Dillon
Henry 8. Clarke
Harry Colwell
Fouguenot
DOA R
WIM Atk
Association
North
Javenue
Thome Paine
Feltham Bond
Palille
John H. Finley
The
College of the City of New
New Thoehelle
Tarehmont Yacht Club
Hudse Park
United States
Coucil
New York City
New York
Connecticut
Summer serge fabrics and socks at Rogers Perr Co
Monday sale spotlights all wool serge clothes in blue and gray with fast colors. Offers low prices from eighteen to forty dollars on summer wear for men and boys including Solo socks with clock features. Stores located at Three Broadway, Warren Street, 13th Street, and Madison Avenue.
Funeral for Walsh Defied by Police Honors Shun Informer
Police mourn Thomas Walsh, long time captain, at Calvary Cemetery Brooklyn with restrained ceremony. The funeral at No 15 Madison Avenue proceeds quietly as department members lead the procession to Saint Cols Church and burial follows at Calvary. No friends of the informers will serve as pallbearers as the city notes his death after a controversial lift in his career.
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Thomas Walsh
East 6Th Street
Madison Avenue
All Saint Catholic Cols
126Th Street
Madison Vende
Thomas W Wilt Gall
the and Friends
Bisckwells Island
Calvary Cemetery
Brooklyn
Spanked Five Gangsters
Five boys alleged to be under parental leeway to discipline youngsters accused of mischief. A police officer surprised them near an automobile supply store, and when questioned the youths gave names including Red aged six, Frank McGarvin twelve, Monte Rote six, Bernard seven, William Barrett eight. Parents permitted a form of punishment, with police planning to call the children to appear at the Juvenile Court next morning.
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Red
Donald
Abe
West
Frank McGarvin
Monte Rote Frank
Bernard Te
William Barrett
Poticeme
Walter
Manteet
Tough Kids on Hold-Up Tour Shake Harlem Streets
Reports describe a trio of youths aged six to twelve robbing pedestrians on the West Side. One boy carried a revolver and was arrested by Patrolman Coyte near Columbia University after a field chase. The gunman was identified as Harold Stein of 109th Street. His mother posted bond for a Children’s Court appearance.
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West 125Th Street
West 100Th Street
Harlem
East Side
Tate
Coyle
Columbia University
Coyte
Colice
Harold Stein
Kant 109Th Street
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A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank
James B. Forgan
First National Bank
Chicago
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank
John Perrin
Perrin, Drake & Riley
Los Angeles
Levi le Rue
Philadelphia Naonal Bank
Philadelphia
RL Howe
Princeton Bank
Princeton
N. J
Lot Wexler
Whitney Central National Bank
New Orleans
Festus J. Wade
Mercantile Trust Company
St. Louie
J. P. Sartori
Security Savings Bank
Arthur Reynolds
Harry Chatonet
Metropolis
Church of Ascension
Jacob
Rot de Ps Las Velled
U. S. Survey
Beaver
Cornerstone
Chapman
Grand Central Palace
Friedmans
Second Ave
Rogers Perr
Broadway
Warren St
New Amsterdam
Criterion Iy
Jack London's Adventures
South Sea Islands
LAW Union
Laurette Tan
Astor
Howe
Hyer Hatte
Quo Vadis
Bessa
Brighton Beach
el Hall
TAN Rice
Walsh
West Side
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