Arthur Hoe Faces $225000 Suit Over Breach of Promise
Miss Mae Sullivan sues Arthur Ingersoll Hoe son of a noted printing press family for 150000 for breach of premise and 3000 for breach of a verbal contract after Hoe allegedly ended their engagement to marry while already married to Evelyn Perry. The case notes Hoe’s Harvard degree, clubs, residence, and business in auto supply.
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Arthur Ingersoll Hoe
Robert Joe
Supreme Court
Mae Ih Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Hoe
Harvard
Ardsley
West Stangreet
Washington
Evelyn Perry
Getters
Rogers Brothers
Ireland
Sullvan
Fatsic
Mies Sullivan
Mise Sullivan
Tila Promim
Mar- Wille
Broadway
Wid Street
Riverside Drive
Morning News Flashplain from Bir Arthur and New Haven Tragedy
Scattered items report a fatal wreck in New Haven and an official decline to testify during rescues. Other notes mention currency discussions, political actions, and a circus swindle arrest in a busy day’s briefs.
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Arthur
Tmvex
New Haven
Haven
Straus
Mys
Currency Hill
Weis
Camphor
Mitter
Eee
Ager Conteanions
Wilson breaks White House etiquette to bid Bermuda official farewell
President Wilson, bare headed, walked toward the White House gate to say goodbye to A Popham Lobb, Bermuda Colonial Secretary, extending a personal farewell after a Bermuda meeting. The departure occurred before Lobb’s motor arrived, and the two chatted amid grounds chatter.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
Goodby
Popham Lobb
Bermuda
Lobb
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mayor Teaching Police Reform With a Spoon
New Haven June 21 W J Gay mayor of New York replies to John Collins a New Haven worker for police reform in handling juvenile offenders. He says he is teaching the ten thousand men on the force with a spoon and that reforms require patience and gradual work. He notes fewer petty arrests and a drop in overall arrests by over one hundred thousand annually and argues for steady improvement rather than sweeping changes.
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New Haven
W. J. Gaynor
New York
John ©. Collins
Gaynot Saye
Aviator Drowns in Lake Keuka
Fred M. Gardner twenty five year old aeronaut from Portland Maine fell from an airplane during a turn over Lake Keuka and drowned in the afternoon. A flying boat and two divers searched the water but Gardner's body was not recovered. He had been operating his craft on the lake for several weeks.
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Bath
Fred IF. Gardner
Lake Keuka
Gardner
C. C Witner
Francis Wildman
No U. S. Park at Biltmore Commission Decides Against Buying Vanderbilt Tract
Washington reports the Pisgah tract of George Vanderbilt's Biltmore estate in North Carolina will not be purchased by the National Forest Commission. The panel inspected it three weeks ago to add to the Appalachian forest reservation but decided against the purchase after weighing price, restrictions, and timber-cutting contracts.
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Vanderbilt
Washington
Pisgah Fore
George Vanderbilt
Biltmore
North Carolina
Natonal
Mrs Sinclair blocked from marrying Halliwell in Poughkeepsie
Meta Sinclair divorced wife of Upton Sinclair and Herbert Halliwell were denied marriage licenses by City Chamberlain J Graham after Sinclair claimed New York residence though living at Woodstock sanatorium. Halliwell said they would wed within a week and plan to go to New York to apply for a license.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Meta Sinclair
Upton Sinclair
Herbert Halliwell
Deste J. Graham
New York City
Drops Dead on Birthday in Albany
Albany June 21 Inane Gruber proprietor of an open air motion picture theater died on his forty sixth birthday from heart disease aggravated by gastritis. He had recently worked in the legislative printing department of Lyon & Co last winter. Ad notice promotes Angostura Bitters as a tonic.
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Albany
Gruber
Abraham Gruber
New York
Legislative Printing Department
Ht Lyon & Co
Wilson Demands Currency Act Now
The Tribune Bureau reports President Wilson urged Congress to act immediately to revise banking and currency laws. He read his message in a joint session as lawmakers gathered amid rain, drawing praise from Democrats and sharp criticism from the minority leader who called the address sophomoric and lacking analysis of core banking principles.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Diplomatic Corps
Provident Wilson
Houser
Bermunter
Alan
Mann
Wilsen
Leven
Committee of the House
Hank
Aldrich Monetary Commission
President with Marshall and Clark at the Speaker's desk
The President is pictured with Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark seated behind the President at the Speaker's desk. The image captures key congressional leaders in a formal setting.
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WI Fo
Congress
Marshall
Clark
Jealous husband kills wife then leaps from fire escape
Frang Mamber, a customs inspector, attacked his wife at their West 60th Street apartment in a long-running feud over a daughter. After a violent assault with a hammer, he fled to a fire escape, jumped to a courtyard, and died. Mrs Mamber was taken to hospital in critical condition.
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J. Hood Wright Hospital
Frang Mamber
West Iid Street
Bin
Diveiag
Jeath
Eighbors
Mamber
Nmcape
Hespitat
John Gerrity
West 20H Street
Thief in Foote Swamp Believed Dead After Hiding
A thief who stole a horse and buggy from Scott Richardson in New Lenox, Ley serene 10 EP Hittafield, Mass, June, is said to be hiding in Foote Swamp a marsh with quicksands and is not expected to emerge alive. Local search parties are aiding the effort.
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Ley Serene
Hittafield
Mass
Scott Richardson
New Lenox
Foote Swamp
Minors for Melting Pot Carpathia Delivers Record Immigrant List
The Carpathia arrives with 110 steerage children under sixteen among 1,370 passengers, many Austro Hungarian and Hungarian peasants seeking farming lands in the Western United States. Officials say this signals a broader influx aboard Adriatic steamships through year end as Austro Hungarian consulate notes thrifty peasants fleeing titled land monopoly.
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Carpathia
Mediterranean
Cldren
Chile
United States
Ex-Mayor of Richmond Destroys Suspect Water Plot
Richmond June 24 ex Mayor Carleton MoCarthy, a member of the city administrative board over the water system, denounced a Times-Disputed article and editorials as sensational. He proposed the board mistrust the city engineer and push for adding mercury to pipes approaching the Laburnam property tied to the Bryan estate, a motion not acted on.
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Richmond
Carleton MoCarthy
Times
Riehmend
Phant
Bryan
Laburnam
Tryan
Times-Dispute
Tango Ball Stirs London
London figures flocked to Mrs Martinead’s tango ball at No 10 Berkeley Street as the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz joined in after weeks away, despite Queen Mary’s disapproval. Professionals taught the steps to ease the social crowd into the new dance craze.
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London
Queen Mary
Decalogue for Dancers in Middletown Park
In Middletown Connecticut on June 23 the Rev George B Gilbert rector of the Maromax Episcopal Church leased the Lakeview Park dancing pavilion to run as a model hall to curb modern dances like the turkey trot. Society women will chaperone first event tonight with ten commandments posted for dancers including a rule for six inches of space between partners.
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Middletown
Conn
George B. Gilbert
Maromax Episcopal Church
Lakeview Park
Gilbert
Wilson Sidesteps Break With Labor Amid Anti Trust Debate
President Wilson signed a civil appropriation bill that exempts labor organizations and farmers co operatives from enforcement actions under the Sherman act. He defended the move, saying the law would still be impartially enforced and pledging independent, just interpretations by the Department of Justice. The measure sparked questions about breaking with organized labor and potential limitations on anti trust prosecutions. Buy fireworks early at the Park Place stand.
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Washington
Aundry
Tutt Laid
Wilson
Martin
Representative Fitzgerald
Pres Dent Wilton
Organized 1
Averson
Department
United States
Taft
Department of Justice
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
New Haven Local in Crash Kills and Hurts Passengers
In Stamford wreck a combination passenger and mine train crashed into a freight train on a spur track. Nine passengers injured, two gravely. One 86 year old woman, Mrs Olin of Falls Village, likely to die. A baby tossed from its mother’s arms was saved by F C Sprague. Investigation cites lack of guard and no brakemen as cause. Local officials face grand jury action.
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Tribune
Canaan
Conn
New Haven
Stamford
Combinaton
Blake
N. H
Cornwall Bridge
Day
James
Torrington
Fairfield
A. R
Hartford
Lowere
M. C
Washington Hollow
Clinton Corners
N. Y
Morrison
George
Lime Rock
Olin
Frank
Falls Village
Sprague
F. C
Stone
Napoleon
Rutland
W. H
Granville
Pittsfield
Mass
New York
Norwalk
Borden Milk Company
Central New England Division
Pittfteld Divine
Central New England
George Ford
Atteward
F.C. Sprague
Bfe
Camp
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