New Rochelle Hosts La Rochelle Envoys in Fraternal Welcome
New Rochelle greets two delegates from La Rochelle France marking the town’s French Huguenot heritage. A morning arrival, garden party, tree planting, and French American tributes culminate in an evening reception and plans for a grand parade and banquet in a citywide celebration.
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la Rochelle
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Dilen
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Madeon Park
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M. Chatonet
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Garden Club
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Raymond
Ome
Henry M. Lester
Huguenot Society
Charles Fryer
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M. Garrigues
M.chatonet
Lester
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League
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Fort Slocum
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19Th Infantry
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Wrkagyl Country Club
Mitchel Grim Collector Reforms as Customs Cases Rise
Mrs Louise Hill of Denver faced U S District Attorney on charges of undervaluing and disguising Paris gowns brought in on the Imperator. Gowns seized. appraisers valued at 110 dollars. Mitchel vows to tackle smugglers, reporting all cases to the district attorney.
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Fort
Louise Hill
Denver
United States District Attorney
Paris
Customs Dodgers
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Loeb
Hill
Avery
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Arrest in New Circus Scheme Swindle by Paterson Man
Alfred Gartner of 648 Fourteenth Avenue Paterson New Jersey was arrested after a complaint by Nie Beach known as the Austrian creator of The Kingdom of Litiput. Gartner allegedly promoted a Cosmopolitan Circus Company and demanded $10000 to incorporate and publish claims of wealth and royal connections. He faces larceny charges over a $7 check and was released on bail. The case connects to Idle Hour Park and Walton Lake ventures previously backed by Gartner amid financial troubles and legal actions.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Paterson
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Selsham Gerson
Xpi
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Kingdom of Litiput
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Commopolitan Circus Company
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Westside
Young Men's Christian Association
Collner
Grand
Leigh
Broadway
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Sorety
Huigon
Grand Jury
Bond
New York
J.P Morgan
Drexels
Philaedershin
Monroe
N. Y
Vienna
Secretary of State
Ellison
Morgan
American Can
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
David M. Neuberger
No. 302
Broad Way
le Aid
Sith Street
Neuberger Wala
Middletown
N.Y
Idle Hour Park Company
Idle Hour
Waleton Lake
Idle Hour Inn
Elwood C. Smith
Dune
John W. Stewart
Tininens
Stewart
Walton Lake
Germany
Rader confessions stun Whitman in trucking theft probe
District Attorney Whitman pressed for more confessions as Taldor Rader recited how fences and merchants colluded in wholesale thefts. Secretive networks used candy shops and docks to move stolen goods across New York with police ties. Mercer Street detectives also nabbed two receivers and a driver linked to a haul of dresses valued at 241 dollars.
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Atlantic City
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Ladlow Street
East Side
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Merc [Ehante’ Association
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Ryder
Raisroad
Mercer Street
Boston
Kutler
Max Moxkowits
East 2Th Street
Samuel Goodstein
Eastle Street
Drexss
Moskowics
Gratz
Bao & Gratz
West 2Th Street
Murry Hashner
M Orchard Street
Istruck
Max Greenfield
Northa St Street
Schiff
Greenfield
Hashner
Detectven
Bushner
Denies Bridge Monopoly at Government Hearing
Witness Arthur Iemonyee of the American Bridge Company testified yesterday at the government suit hearing led by special examiner Henry Frown. The defense questioned monopoly claims, noting three independent competitors and stating current output isn’t monopolistic. The session adjourned with further testimony planned and debates on Jersey City’s new government and city debt.
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American Bridge Company
Theovernment 40
United Rudies Steed Corporattion
Tel
Henry Frown
Tl Broadway
Stner
Amertent Henge Company
The
Steel Corporation
Lasts
Pao
Woolworth
Mtr
Davis
Bail
Towle
Cass Ledyard
United States Steel Corporion
Economic Aid for Blind Commission Appointed
The New York State Commission for the Blind, appointed by Governor Sulzer, will focus on the economic welfare of blind people. Members include Gertrude Bingham, John Mindey, Lucile Goldthwaite, Herbert Batterson, and George Hi. Hird. The panel will maintain registers, aid employment, establish schools and workshops, and provide temporary lodging during training where needed.
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New York State Commission
Sulzer
Ai Kiven Yeaterday
Gertrude Bingham
New York City
New Commission
John Tf Mindey
Mise Lucile A. Goldthwaite
Department For the Blind
New York Public Library
Herbert J. Batterson
Nator George Hi. Hird
Huftaly
Commireion
Commission
Y Winderan
Offenders arraigned over new auto ordinance in Tang Island City
Magistrate John A. Leach presided as 34 offenders were arrested Sunday for violating the new automobile ordinance. Twelve appeared. fines of 2 dollars each were imposed, totaling 30 dollars. Edward Veughs of Brooklyn paid 5 for others paroled on six week instalments. Most arrests were on the Queensboro Ridge with few highway violations.
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John A. Leach
Tang Island
Edward Veughs
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Queensboro Ridge
Lnw
Yankees Giants Clash for Newsboys Benefit
A mid season exhibition between the New York Yankees and the Giants is set to benefit the Newsboys Hotel Fund. Top players from both teams will play with proceeds to finance a new building, managers Chance and McGraw volunteer the teams’ services, and tickets go on sale citywide tomorrow.
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Giants
Newsboys
New York
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Highlanders
McGraw
Manhattan
Shooting Near Marmion Avenue Leaves Man Dead
In the Bronx 1923 shooting at Marmion Avenue leading to a fatal stomach wound. Ignatius Mannion of 662 Fast 70th Street was reported injured, with conflicting statements about the incident. Authorities found a revolver. investigations continue into who discharged it and the surrounding circumstances.
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Bronx
Fordham Hospital
Ignatius Mannion
Fast 70Th Street
Cascade Avenue
Ehrenberg
Bohol
Mannion
Red Mannion
Island Progressive Leader Arrives With Family from Bermuda
Island Progressive member of the Assembly arrives from Bermuda aboard the Hermudian liner, accompanied by Mr Outerbridge and family. He has served on key Bermuda committees and aligns with the movement driving island development. He plans to appear in Washington before the Ways and Means Committee to discuss island interests and his summer home, Munt fly.
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Quebec
Outerbridge
Washington
Ways and Means
Olsterbridge
Fireman saves Sir Pass In Loft Fire
Frank Costello of Hook and Ladder Company 12 braves flames in a four story loft fire at West 7th Street. He used a sealing pole from a third floor ledge to break a window and rescue six firemen and later aided fourteen others in bringing prostrate workers to safety as smoke thickened.
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Frank Costello
Hook and Ladder Company 12
No. M
West 7Th Street
Itt
O'Donnell
Charles J. Heas
Ross
Angard
Costello
Anon
Boys' Norfolk and double breasted suits at sale
Climb aboard, boys. 1877 Boys' Norfolk and double breasted suits offered in a four sale. Lightweight mixtue suits in sizes seven to sixteen. 95 suits priced 18 18 7 suits at 20 37 suits at 22 now 15. Three Broadway Stores at Warren Street 1th Street Mth Street and S&L.
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Norfolk
Car Hits Auto Ambulance at Garden and First Streets Hoboken
A trolley car of the Hergentine avenue line struck an auto ambulance returning to the hospital at Garden and First streets Hoboken last night. Passenger Frederick Loos of 68 Garden street escaped serious injury while driver Charles Winters and assistant August Ettel were injured. Dr Verdinand Pflug Dr William Norwood and Wing were thrown from the machine and treated for injuries including concussion of the brain possible fracture of the right hand and cuts.
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William Norwood
Wing Ta
Norwood
Ettel
Winters
Pastor and wife injured in Pennington street crash
Reverend Wright Eckersley and his wife of Pennington Methodist Church were knocked down and dragged by a car on Main Street. Eckersley suffered cuts and a broken right leg while his wife was cut on the neck and head and remained unconscious for an hour. Driver William Tridel drove the injured couple to their home after the collision.
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Pennington
Wright Eckersley
Pennington Methintist Episcopal Church
Dramatic Rescue Crash to Save Child in City Line Incident
Richard Burdex of 166 Glen Street East New York crashed his father's car into a City Line Elevated pillar last night to save two year old Fannie Rader of 2618 Pitkin Avenue. The child darted into the street and was saved by the dramatic act.
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Richard Burdex
Glen Street
East New York
Arnold Lurdes
City Line
Fannie Rader
Pitkin Avenue
In front of her home Sam faces a crash
In the path of the ear a figure named Sam stood near her home as a vehicle veered, collided with a pillar, and caused the front axle to break while wheels tore off, with several names like Kiet Young Surdex mentioned.
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Kiet Young Surdex
Kendall Co Sues Wife over Insurance Proceeds
Kendall Nail and Sunny Company seeks to seize life insurance proceeds on George A. Knell alleging he misappropriated funds while an officer. The suit, filed in Supreme Court, targets Mrs Gabrielle Knell widow of a New York Life policyholder and seeks to bar payment to her and to prevent removal of Knell’s deposited assets and effects from a Lincoln safe deposit box.
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Kendall Co
Hiband
George A. Knell
Kendall Nail
Mrs. Knell
Bet Band
Lincoln
Devos
Ambulance Transfer Aids Brooklyn Child Death
A four year old boy, Harry Gertler of South Street No 3, was moved yesterday by an ambulance from the Eastern District Hospital Brooklyn to an automobile out in the 60m. A horse named Armaged was killed by a third story window incident at his home.
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Harry Gertler
South Street
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