Boys Fight For Title On Lines In Metro Golf
Van Gelder Carter, holder of tines and Eastern golf titles, led the field in the morning round of the metro event. Maxwell, of Nassau, pushed Carter early but Carter pulled away with a strong back nine to win 1 up. Hilton of Hackensack was expected to challenge Carter in the semifinals after a strong interscholastic showing for Pawling School.
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van Gelder Carter
H. W. Maxwell
Nassau
Ca Trisle
Maxwell
Fine
Carter
Vincent Hilton
Hackenstek
Cartes
Mitton
Pawling
Geborne Laxes
Upper Montclair
Serther
Rolli Doa
Burt Pinid Dewney
Mouels
M Ries
Purtinger
UI Gees
Ul Wolff
Rabowen
Meilink
Relion
Romer Bear Willouehby
Lomchant
Darflinger
Tio
Johnson Favorite as Moran Bout Near at Paris Velodrome
Paris June 13 Jack Johnson and Moran prepare for a heavyweight title bout set for Saturday at the Velodrome d Hiver. Workmen arrange seats for a large crowd including nobility as betting optimism favors Johnson amid ads showing support and money offered.
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Paris
Jack Johnson
Goos e gs for Penn Tots toil over violets for rich women
Michigan Nine with Ferguson Factory Commission hears plea in box scores shut out. Ann Arbor, Mich. June 28. Hitts at opportune moments and fielding insure safety. Michigan defeated by ware 4 to 0, eight strikeouts. Ferguson in Eve hi attered hits followed by Innings.
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Michigan
Ferguson Factory Commission
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ania
Ware
Ferguson
Eve
Baer
Ign School Wins Pub Lo Schools Tennis Title
Ign School captured the Pub lo Schools Athletic League tennis championship by defeating Morreigh School Bronx 3 to 2 on Van Kelton courts yesterday. Stuyvesant Morris Curtia High on Staten Island were co contenders after the regular schedule ended.
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Ign School
Publo Schools Athletic League
Morreigh School
Bronx
van Kelton
Stuyvesant
Morris
Curtia High School
Staten Island
City Chamons
Houblee
Rodkin
Muller
Stupeeran
Altober
Sehardhman
Morins
Sikale
Gilianple
Braman
Misti
Give God
Wolkort
Oor Vertig
Mortis
Blumen Tab Beupresane
No Baseball At Olympic Games
Paris June 2 National Olympic Congress discussion fails to include baseball as an Olympic sport for 1916 Berlin games. Sullivan argues for inclusion citing few countries playing. Delegates debate international juries track events and limits on team entries. Archery and Rugby football approved. games duration set for three weeks. Continuous debate over entry limits leaves issue unresolved.
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Paris
Berlin
Dumex Fi. Sullivan
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Sullivan
Wendell
Amercan
Haron Pierre de Coubertin
International Olympic Committee
Inter
Germany
San Francisco
Hearings Painted Harsh Picture Of Sweatshop Abuse
Testimony before the State Factory Commission in the County Court house outlined severe sweatshop conditions in New York. Elizabeth Wal ington Place and Ian Wald described children as young as eight doing homework and making artificial violets for the wealthy, calling for abolition of work in homes and tighter licensing of agencies.
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Elizabeth Walington Place
State Factory Commission
Fsbor
Ian Wald
Henry Street
James B. Holland
Hollary Firemen’s
Abraham Kohn
Harlem
New York City
Mixx Watson
Miss Wald
Robert F. Wagner
Miss Watson
Mise Wald
Ruth Wheeler
Reginald P. Bolton
Wellington Heights
Morniss
Bombarro Case Ends in Acquittal and Dismissals
Bombarro acquitted by Justice Tompkins in the Carida murder case. Indictments against Santa Nostra, Beppo Roneo, and Fortunato Romeo dismissed as evidence deemed insufficient. District Attorney Weeks cites stronger proof against the trio than in Bombarro. Weeks plans future charity support for a machinist’s family facing hardship. charity seeks $81 for six months to aid nourishment, with donations directed to 105 East 22nd Street.
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Charis Homoutto
Menite Plains
Filip Carida
Tompkins
Weeks
Bombarre
Pietro Rebacci
Sing Sing
Rebacci
Bombarr
Santa Nostra
Beppo Roneo
Fortunato Romeo
Carida
Bombarro
Ety
Harriman Named U P Vice President at 23
Omeral announcement states Averell Harriman elder son of the late FH Harriman will succeed W S Thorne as vice president and director of purchases of the Union Pacific Railway. Harriman, age twenty three, already a UP board member, has trained in railroad work from six years old, including Oregon Short Line linesman and UP locomotive fireman. He is a Yale alumnus and former varsity rowing coach with broad amateur sports involvement.
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Willian Averell Harriman
FH. Harriman
W. S. Thorne
Union Paclo Railway
Thornes
Oregon
Union Pablic
Omaha
K. Hi. Marrivan
Harriman
Union
Yale
Hie Way Moet
Gorken Delving Club
New Fire Helmet Trial Aims At Diver Style Safety
Test of a new fire helmet with an attached oxygen tank was conducted yesterday at the rear of the old Fire Headquarters on East Sixth Street. A firefighter, exposed to smoke from burning excelsior and rubber and fumes of formaldehyde, endured twenty minutes without ill effects under the supervision of Deputy Chief Edward J. Worth, dean of the Fire College.
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East Sith
Chie Edward J. Worth
Faculty
The
Fire College
Firemen to Get Medals on City Hall Steps
Mayor Miitebel will decorate ten firemen on the City Hall steps with eight medals for merit and two for discipline and efficiency. Commandant Albert Gleaves of the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Colonel Will A. Haan will attend as guests, with a 200-strong guard of honor and the Fire Department band supplying music.
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Miitebel
Ciy Hall
Albert Gleaves
Rooklyn Navy Yard
Will A. Haan
Staf
Department of the Fast
Fire Department
Izzy Ain't An Anti Noted By Suffragists In Parade
A chaotic suffrage demonstration near the Sub-Treasury features Ivy and a youth selling pamphlets while arguing over labels of anti and pro suffrage stances. Speakers Miss Helen Todd and Mrs Norman de J Whitehouse address the crowd as security halts, and Miss Alberta Hill leads a white clad march past the Treasury.
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Texy
Isador Segel
Gulden Club
Bastath
Aden
Ivy
Women's Political Union
Sub-Treasury
Frey
Lexy
Lim
Izy
Ivzy
S “Lm
Alice Lassie Burke
Wilmington
Deb
Guidon Club
Hut Ivy
Brinklin
Printing House Square
Alberta Hill
Wiliam Colt
Helen Todd
California
Norman de J. Whitehouse
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo Woulot
Washington
Wanamaker Endorses Public Ownership of Utilities
Philadelphia June 28 John Wanamaker testified before the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations arguing for public ownership of utilities to curb labor strife. He urged recognizing labor unions and supported government ownership of railroads and utilities while criticizing political influence in public enterprises.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
United States Commission On
John U Rockefeller
Wilson
Colorado
Wanamaker
Lennon
Illinois
Oconnell
Washington
New Haven
Rock Island
Drevor Blankenburg
Slso
Commission
Weinstock
Congress
Electric Belts Net a Million in Foreclosure Case
The Senden Electric Company, at 1261 Broadway, nets nearly 1 million from selling electric belts. Inspector Johnson says the firm earned about $60,000 in the past year and has been in business 22 years. Belts sold for 40 to 15 dollars, with prices varying. Gideon H. Melvor, 33 West, is jailed on a 1500 bail. Albert T. Sanden, Charles F. Crane and others face arrests for mail fraud. Houghton to hear warrants. Edmund Hongery made the arrest.
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Uncle Sam
Electric Bells
Senden Electric Company
Broadway
Joseph Johnson
Burleson
Gideon H. Melvor
West
Vth
Inspector Johnson
Sanden
Kenneth M. Spence
United States
Albert T. Sanden
Maine
Charles F. Crane
Brooklyn
Houghton
McIvor
Edmund Hongery
Post Office
Trade Commission Bill Launched In Senate Debate
Washington June 23 The interstate trade commission bill was formally launched in the Senate by a report from the Interstate Commerce Committee chaired by Senator Newslands It argues for administrative legislative and judicial authority to curb large corporations and curb unfair competition in trade The report says the bill is a substitute for the House measure and similar in principle with provisions to prevent unfair practices and scrutinize foreign trade agencies It notes experience with dissolutions and voluntary adjustments shows the issue is administrative as well as legislative and judicial and that unfair competition has a legal meaning enforceable by the commission and courts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Trade Commission
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Newslands
Committee
House
Department of Justice
Diamond heel slipper scheme boosts Anthony fame in Muncie
A 1912 publicity stunt detailed how a press agent engineered Mrs. Anthony's fashion rise at the Waldorf in New York. He urged constant front page coverage, with reporters trailing her every move to place her name in headlines and turn oil wealth into social prominence. The mastermind remained unnamed until recently, yet his influence on Anthony's public image was pivotal.
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Charles Haines Anthony
Indiana
Muncie
the Waldorf
Anthony
Yerterdey
Harvey
Harvard
Mia
Mrs. Anthony
Charles H. Anthony
Wiitehell
Washington
White House
Madan
Inia
Paris
Munese
Pigeons used in extortion plot linked to Cunard case
Carrier pigeons and a bold scheme to deliver ransom notes by birds formed part of a blackmail plot by Joseph Burton. Arrested after threatening to blow up a liner, he said he trained homing pigeons to carry bills to him, with letters guiding victims to place large denominations on the birds. Burton faces arraignment as police reveal more plans and other targets.
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Joseph Burton
Burton
W. J. Wright
Gildea
Gogan
J. Robert Rubin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rubin
Cunard Hine
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Cunard Company
Hackensack Meadows
Wire Spies Aid Rapp Divorce Case at Supreme Court
The trial of Newsee Harry Rapp president of the Rapp Folonko Company and Mrs Rapp for divorce revealed that hallways and telephone operators in apartment houses monitored tenants. John De Long and four Riverside Drive elevator runners testified they heard and saw activity on the wire and at the switchboard. Mrs William Nek wife of Placid Hall superintendent also testified for Rapp. Cruelty cited as grounds for separation.
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William Nek
Placid Hall
Rapp
Posss divorce appeal denied by court
Justice Donnelly denied yesterday the motion of Mrs. tian K. Poss for a new trial in the divorce suit brought by Frank R Poss. The jury decided in favor of the husband. Poss is president of the Poss Motor Company and vice president of the Detroit Baseball Club. Mrs. Thorn seeks a divorce from Percy Thorn and an appeal to the appellate division is planned.
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Justice Donnelly
Tian K. Poss
Frank R Poss
Poss
Poss Motor Company
Detroit Baseball Club
Percy Thorn
Thorn
Bendi i Garden
Battle
Pans
Rill Wesake
Ate Division
Girl Student Wins Medal at Public School 36
Eauner rremen is Public School 36's winner of the Samuel Prince medal for excellence. The presentation occurs today with Mr Prince ill and not attending. Rose Rosenberg of Public School 7 and Harry Prisoner of Public School 22 also win medals, with ceremonies set for Friday.
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Eauner Rremen
Samuel Prince
Prince
Rose Rosenberg
Harry Prisoner
Bergenfield board war over Talbot principal hire
Indignant members of the Civic League of Bergenfield protested tonight at a Bergenfield Board of Education meeting over hiring Lafayette Talbot as principal of Hoboken High. The league warned it will oppose the engagement at the state hearing in Trenton on June 20 if Talbot is dismissed by the board. The stormy session lasted until 11:40 PM, with the board pledging to retain Talbot only if the state board confirms his dismissal the local hearing will proceed.
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Merchants’ Assection
Broadway
Edmund Dwight
At Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporasion of
London
F. Spencer Baldwin
State Insurance Fund
John L. Train
All Mutual Iunance Company
Baldwin
Workman's Compensation Commission
Profesor Idwin
England
Tribune
Telbot
Citizens’ Civic League
Professor Talbot
the Teague
William G. Trabold
Harry A. Baldwick
R. Jones
Harry Bogert
Talbot
Baldwick
He Seken
State Board of Education
Trenton
John G. Stoughton
Harry Hogert
Herry Snediker
Glynn Goes to Chicago Shift Disrupts Albany Schedule
Governor Glynn abruptly cancels a Poughkeepsie motor club appearance and departs Albany for Staataburg then boards a train to Chicago. He dined with Edward Dinsmore at Staaburg, with Vincent Astor as a guest, while officials remain unaware of his plans. Ro Heerst was a passenger on the train to Chicago.
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Albany
Chicago
Glynn
Motor Club
Charity carnival to aid Polo Department relief fund
J D Jr aided the Police Fund with 35000 to the Police Commissioner's Honor Roll Relief Fund. An athletic carnival at the Brighton Beach racetrack Friday and Saturday will feature a re enactment of a traffic policeman rescuing a young woman from runaway horses. The rescued actress is Victoria Wolfe, a leading film star from Hot Gerard, chosen from sixty applicants for the event.
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auhn D_ nocketelier, Jr
Woods
Polo Department
Righton Beach
Elsen
Victoria Wolfe
Gerard
Lawyer Hartman Charged With Perjury in Local Court
Richard J. Hartman of Tenafly and former Tyson & Co president faced $2600 bail after Magistrate Ten Eyck in Ver Villes court charged perjury. Harold Aron of Aron & Verderveer alleged Hartman lied in an affidavit accusing Aron of unprofessional conduct over a note for $566. Hartman had endorsed the note and sought it in Englewood. Hartman’s Bar Association complaints were dismissed.
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Richard J. Hartman
Tenafly
Tyson
Exen Jon
Ten Eyck
Verville
Harold Aron
Aron & Verderveer
Hartman
Aron
Englewood
Jagmin Hartman
The
Bar Association
Baptists Back Disarmament and Prohibition Stance
Delegates at the Northern Baptist convention approve disarmament and compulsory arbitration. They oppose liquor and sectarian intrusion into state affairs and favor federation of state conventions. They also advocate prohibiting cigarette manufacture and sale and recommend $110,000 for Judson Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Baptist
Touc
Federation of State
Judson Memorial Church
Tar Fire Spreads to Elevated Structure Near Broadway
Fire breaks out as an elevated railroad structure near Broadway and Mareyav suffers damage. Firefighters battle the blaze for nearly half an hour before the area sustains heavy damage to the structure and nearby property.
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Broadway and
Mareyav
William Ught
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W. W. S. Thorne
Izzy
John D.,jr
Trade Commission
Senate Committee
Cunard Line
Ass'n
Wire
Hallboy
Kilsing
Bergenfield Civic League
Hoboken
State Board
Hearst
J.D., JR
Aids Police Fund
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