Bride-To-Be All Dolled Up But Steveis Late For Date
The marriage of Miss Esther A Field to Stephen Hobert was to be a church ceremony at Sacred Heart South Plainfield with bridesmaids and a choir. Hobert failed to appear before and after the scheduled time prompting speculation about a missing legacy and a nervous bride. Police could find no trace of Hobert aside from a trip to Perth Amboy Monday.
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Steve
Esther A. Field
South Plainfield
N. J
Stephen Hobert
South
Hobert
Perth Amboy
Collet
Field
Mornine
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Baldwin
Mery Collins
Roselle Park
Katherine Wilson
William
Hebert
Pay Raise Fight Dominates City Budget Board Session
Mayor La Guardia clashes with Comptroller Craig as the Board of Estimate debates a 20 percent city employee salary rise. Amendments seek to include Hunter College staff and set a $200 minimum. Curran urges restraint. The dispute pits political appointees against lower paid workers amid vows to limit increases and maintain unity. Meanwhile League of Advertising Women hosts its Dunwoodie Country Club outing with a dinner and dance.
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Slator
la Guardia
Se Board of Aldermen
Trim
Craie
Charles Kerrington
Finance Department
Worough
Curran
Road of Estimate
Democratic Membershie Committee
Hunter College
Craig
Major la Guardia
la Guardis
Albamanic
Board of Estimate
Board of Estate
of Wyden
Crag
League of Advertise
Dunwoodie Country Club
League
Peter Gelotti Cleared of Liquor Charge in Prohibition Case
Peter Gelotti, owner of Peter's Bate at 195 West Ninety-seventh Street, was exonerated by a federal jury in Judge Learned Hand's court on a charge of liquor sales at the cafe. He was convicted on a separate charge of conducting a public nuisance and sentenced to ten days in the Tombs with a $550 fine, later paid. A two-day stay was granted to arrange affairs. Evidence included testimony from Patrolman Me Chin and others. other witnesses described illegal liquor actions at the cafe. Separately, the Hollis pool hall seizure case and related liquor permit questions were discussed, with further testimony planned by federal authorities.
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Peter Gelotti
Peter's Bate
West
Ninety-seventh Street
Hand
Gianntti
Galotti
Strat
Vicit
Galstti
Straton
David Oppenheim
Vear Tneu
American Social Hygiene Relation
West Porlieth Street
Dr. Stratan
Peter
Murch Wv
Burton
Dr. Straton
Oppenhein
Aioent
United States
Taylor
Hywor
Chin
Spew
Gerottt
John Te Cordes
Cordes
Sperial Service
Higt
McGlynn
Finletty
Cortis
Hollis
Luray W. Vows
Brooklyn
Hollispool Hall
Joh E. Tenth
United
James M. Power
Nestor James Shevlin
Aris Tony
Charles O Connor
New York
Tharoushiy
Bengh Hollis
Shevlin
Federal Disieee Nul O'Connor
Basar Corporation
UiviGe Pos
Columbia Students Strike Over Labor Practices at Publishing House
Columbia University workers and students protest alleged strike breaking at the Tutterish Publishing Company. Forewoman Leonard says the bureau will not intervene as leaders request support. an appeal process is underway. Union secretary Breed and others report the walkout continues with wages cited as 1 dollar versus 18 cents for strikers.
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Butler
Columba Weversity
Tutterish
Stary Leonard
Neil Th
Iter
Ater
Bad
Bureau of Columbia Unie
Mixa Ethel Breed Ia
Simbke
Renkers
Mies Leonard
Ura
Nickolas M Ruther
Columbia
Three Boys Hurt When Shell Explodes in Newark Dump
Three Newark boys aged two to twelve were injured when a shell found on a garbage dump exploded while they banged it with a nail. One child, Frank Fastuni, suffered facial injuries and burns. police said two others were severely hurt with possible fatal outcomes.
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Newark
Hyslop Messages Through Friends Not Confirmed by Society
Dr. Walter I. Prince of the Society of Psychical Research cautioned that a Canadian medium may have delivered a message attributed to Dr. James Hyslop. He noted no proven evidence and said the language may reflect the medium's phraseology. The report prompted calls to suspend judgment until official society confirmation.
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Walter I. Prince
Society of Psychical Research
James Hy Hyslop
Aushed
Dr. Hyslop
East Twenty Third
Saia Pr. Prines
Prince
Hyslop Tojor
Mi Hedside
Hyslop
Woo
Dr Hyssop
Dr. Prince
Albert Durrant Watson
Luis Benjamin
Vanderbilt
Toront de
Francie
Jersey Dry Director George Van Note Elevated State Enforcer
George Van Note, mayor of Belmar, was appointed New Jersey prohibition director to succeed James A Edgerton who recently resigned. Van Note, a vapercising principal of Wall Township, has long supported prohibition and has served in the state’s enforcement framework for thirty five years.
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George van Note
Belmar
Ned
New Jersey
James A .Edgerton
Jury Awards $100 to Process Server in White Plains Case
A jury in the Supreme Court at White Plains awarded Mia Charlotte Hebery, a process server, $100 against Mrs Anik. Stephen of 41M Diverside Nince for injuring her while attempting to serve papers. The verdict confirms the alleged rough handling during the process.
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Supreme Court
White Plaine
Mia Charlotte Hebery
Anik. Stephen
Muna
Stephens
Prendergast Attacks Transit Fare Policies and Public Apathy
Former New York City Comptroller William A. Prendergast told the American Manufacturers' Export Association that public conscience remains asleep on justice, criticizing fare hikes, bondholder interests, and the public's passivity toward transit line issues amid economic strains and political turmoil. He warned of ongoing barriers to public accountability and urged support for reforms.
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New York
William A. Prendergast
City of New York
Mitchel
American Manufacturers' Export Association
el Neles
Prendergast
League of Nations
William Fellowes Morgan
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens Transportation Committee
Tansini
Raport
Hearings Resume on 80-Cent Gas Rate Case in New York
Special Master A S Gilbert presided at Chambers Street as the New York and Queens County Gas Company faced testimony on the 80 cent gas rate being challenged as confiscatory and unconstitutional. Milo R Maltbie testified expert for the Attorney General about gas property valuation not tied to sale revenue and installation cost variances by population density.
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New York and Queens County Company
New York and Queens County Gas Company
A. S. Gilbert
Chambers Street
William S. Ratsom
Wilber W. Chambers
Newton
Isador Newman
Public Service Commission
Milo R. Maltbie
Maine
Maltin
Mmi
Ransom
Geneseo Company
Mattbie
Jury verdict clears rector in housekeeper suit at Glen Cove
A jury ruled that Rev James S Holland of St Pauls Episcopal Church did not promise life employment or a home for the housekeeper and her daughter. The case centered on allegations that the clergyman agreed to support them in exchange for services.
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James S$. Holland
James Holland
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Glen Cove
Win
Jude Lewis J
Miethara Neduyfer
Myu
Hs Hodsekeeper
Ulso
Siwerk
Mr Molland
Merv
Nedorfer
Tr Holland
Motlind
Weather Report From Debal and Nearby Areas
A weather summary describes general conditions across Debal and surrounding towns. Reported trends include higher temperatures in mountain regions and warm coastal readings with occasional disturbances. Observations note notable temperature ranges and wind patterns affecting local communities.
The Right Thing at the Right Time in War Prices Protest
A firm declares a wartime price relief movement shifting one fifth off its twenty million dollars of goods in New York and Philadelphia. It credits patriotic duty for lowering profit to resist price gouging by manufacturers while denying publication of a list naming those who pressed for high prices. It argues labor wages are not solely to blame for high living costs.
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New York
Philadelphia
Sale Ends With Final One Fifth Off on July Second
Public notice states the store will close Saturday July 3 and ends the nine day period for one fifth off regular prices. The discount will be terminated on Friday July 2. The firm references an earlier May agreement and affirms price levels remain just and right.
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Amaker
Bargains In Lingerie And Apparel In Old Building
Readable sale notice detailing envelope chemises nightgowns priced after 20 percent deduction, plus 1 200 pieces claimed from a manufacturer. Also lists new lingerie blouses, Shantung suits, flannel skirts and children’s voile frocks with prices and discounts in Main Aisle and floors of Old Building. Includes trunks and tennis rackets with sale prices.
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