Ramapo Club raid nets seven arrests on Broadway
Police siege of the Ramapo Club on Broadway at 49th street ends after axes and a ladder entry. Sixty men found gambling inside. seven named individuals arrested for betting and gambling offenses. Witnesses include John W Wheeler James Johnson and Frederick Jones.
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Walsh
Broadway
Ramapo Club
49Th Street
Or Walsh
Thomas Pelmer
West 47Th Street
Strobel
John Dee
Harris
West Side Court
Amsterdam Avenue
5Th Street
Ninth Avenue
Sixth
Eighth Avenue
Seventh
Sixth Avenues
John W. Wheels
West
106Th
James Johnson
Weert 128Th Street
Frederick Jones
138Th Street
James Mahoney
East 40Th Street
Harry McCormick
Morton Street
James P Maloney
Bristol
William Robbins
Th Street
Wheeler
Johnson
Jones
Walch Cave
Paice
Veteran Tries Cherry Picking at Home, Falls Injured
In Hollis Lane inmates at the 2 Fellows' Home gathered to pick ripe cherries. John Phillips aged sixty eight climbed a tree to win a bet but fell when a limb gave way, injuring his spine and sending him to Mary's Hospital for treatment.
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Hollis
Lane
John Phillips
Phillips
Mary's Hospital
Clarence Brown and Bryant Escape Jail Impasse
Unclear text shows Clarence Brown and Bryant alleged in a case. fragment mentions eyeing someone, a loose blade, and a jump from jail toward an armed situation. Details are sparse, but the item hints at charges and a dramatic escape scenario.
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Clarence Brown
Bryant
Delightfully Cool Deon River Tubes Ad
Advertisement highlights the coolness of Deon River Tubes with a playful prompt to try them today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deon
Plane Ruin: Aviator Safe
The well known automobile driver Lewis Strang escaped injury when a newly built aero plane he rode near Garden City on the Long Island field struck a knoll. The machine, built by Philip W. Wilcox, was overturned and the engine wrecked requiring overhaul. Strang walked to the shed and the craft was towed for repairs.
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Tribune
Mineola
Long Island
Lewis Strang
Garden City Aviation Field
Strang
Flames Sweep Timber Fort Forest Fire Devastates Camps
Forest fires in the Atikokan district cause millions in damage. Berth No. 61 timber near Atikokan worth 1 500 000 dollars is burned, affecting 41 square miles. Fires rage from Atikokan to Fort Francis destroying Rat Portage Lumber and Northern Construction camps.
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Fort, William
Ont
Atikokan
F. Wavgerhauser Company
St. Paul
Fort Francis
Rat Portage Lumber Company
Northern Construction Company
Wild auto panic ends when runaway car is stopped
Patrick Higgins, a Bronxville chauffeur, left his car at 125th Street and Seventh Avenue to visit a cigar shop. Two men examined the car when one demonstrated starting it, and the vehicle suddenly lurched forward injuring Miss Fanny Willen and menacing a sightseeing car. Higgins stopped the peril by jumping back in and shutting off the power as the crowd watched the scene.
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Patrick Higgins
Swayne Street
Bronxville
125Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Fanny Willen
No. 24
East 129Th Street
Higgins
HURT IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH NEAR MONTCLAIR
Nelson J. Gaylord his wife and son Stanley were in a car driven by Lawrence Larvisare when it collided with a westbound trolley on Midland avenue near Bloomfield avenue. Mrs. Gaylord suffered serious injuries, Mr. Gaylord was badly bruised, Stanley slight. chauffeur unhurt. The car was badly damaged and the family returned home in another vehicle.
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Tribune
Montclair
N. J
Nelson J. Gaylord
Maple Avenue
Gaylord
Stanley
Lawrence Larvisare
Midland Avenue
Bloomfield Avenue
Gaylords
Auto Breaks Surgeon Pfaff in Utica Accident
Dr. O G Pfaff a renowned Indianapolis surgeon returning from Europe to his home city was injured near Little Falls when his car rolled in soft ground after veering to let another auto pass His left leg was broken and he was pinned beneath the vehicle His wife and two sons were with him at the time
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Utica
N. Y
O. G. Pfaff
Indianapolis
Europe
New York
Little Falls
Three Boys Burn to Death in Sauger Ties Barn Fire
Three children died in a Sauger ties barn fire this afternoon. John Doyle aged five Richard Doyle aged three and Harry Abeel Jr four were playing in the haymow. It is believed one boy had matches starting the blaze. The town mourns tonight.
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the Tribune
Catskill
N. Y
Saugerties
John Doyle
Richard Doyle
Harry Abeel, Jr
Harry Abeel
Escape by Jail Inmate Wears Skirt Disguise
James McCleary, an inmate at Beaver County jail, dressed in a jail cook's skirted outfit and walked out with visitors. The escape went unnoticed for about an hour until McCleary called Deputy Sheriff Hertzell to report the breakout. He had a recent altercation with Hartzell inside the jail and boasted he would escape within a week.
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McCleary
Hartzell Beaver
Barge collision lightly harms yacht near Hell Gate
The 150 foot steam yacht Christabel, owned by Walton Ferguson Jr of Stamford Conn and a New York Yacht Club member, was struck on the starboard bow by a barge towed by a tug in Hell Gate. No one was hurt and the yacht continued to Long Island Sound for dinner. Ferguson is a director in several firms including Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Brooklyn.
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Hell Gate
Christabel
Walton Ferguson, Jr
Stamford
Mr. Ferguson
Walton
Ferguson
J. & S. Ferguson
No. 15
William Street
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Brooklyn
Kings County Electric Light and Power Company
Kiel
Alexander S. Cochran
New York
Krupp
Emperor William
Emperor
Hamburg
Norddeutsche Regatta Verein
Germania
Krupp von Behlen
Halbach
Charlie Barr
Proctor Receives Mount Pico Gift on Majority Day
Mortimer R. Proctor son of former Vermont Governor Fletcher D Proctor gained Mount Pico a 3900 foot peak with 1000 acres of timber. He plans to keep it intact as a game preserve with a pond and hunting lodge once owned by the late Senator Redfield Proctor, his grandfather.
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Proctor
Vermont
Rutland
Mortimer R. Proctor
Fletcher D. Proctor
Mount Pico
Green Mountains
New England
Young Procter
United States
Redfield Proctor
Young Proctor
Pittsburg Boycotts Poultry Over Price Jump
Pittsburg restaurants and hotels have stopped buying poultry as prices rise sharply. Frozen chickens fill storage houses and are expected to fetch high prices next winter. Spring broilers up to 4 cents a pound, brokers quote 35 and 4 cents, as storage firms buy from country jobbers.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Chicago
Arrest of Nellie Ong in Male Attire Case at Night Court
Miss Nellie Ong twenty an operator from 773 Tenth Avenue was arrested for masquerading in male clothes after detectives followed a party with three men from Fifth Avenue and Seventy Street. Magistrate Kernochan discharged her, noting the explanation of a surprise for her sweetheart. A bundle of female garments appeared later at the prison.
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Nellie Ong
Tenth Avenue
F1th Street
Seventh Avenue
Miss Ong
Kernochan
Jefferson Market
Italy's Attitude May Free Charlton In Extradition Debate
Washington reports say Charlton seems likely to win freedom as U S officials question U S jurisdiction over Italian crimes. Lawyers suggest habeas corpus may move case to court and prompt release. Italy grants no formal extradition and cites treaty limits while mutuality debates continue. State Department reviews Hoboken proceedings before any New Jersey action.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Charlton
Tribune
Italy
Department of State
United States
Hoboken
New Jersey
McGovern
Department of Justice
Bowers
State Department
Alienists Study Charlton in murder extradition debate
Porter Charlton confessed to killing his wife Mrs Mary Scott Castle Charlton at Lake Como Italy. Defense to press insanity plea with alienists while Italian authorities seek extradition via State Department. Local prosecutors in Hudson County coordinate with Italian consulate as habeas corpus risk looms. case moves from Hoboken to county court.
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Porter Charlton
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
New Jersey
Chariton
Jersey City Heights
Paolo di Montagliari
Washington
State Department
Gustavo di Rosa
George T. Vickers
Hudson County
Hoboken
Emil E. Fuchs
Henry H. Scott
Fuchs
Charlton
Castle
William B. Craig
John A. Blair
Hudson County Court of Oyer and Terminer
Moltrasso
Como
East Orange class dissolves into club at a controversial dance
In East Orange New Jersey the class of 719 at East Orange High School toured into a “The East Orange Social Club” for a subscription dance held at the Woman's Lab. Two black classmates did not attend and police were on hand amid color racial tensions.
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the Tribune
East Orange
N. J
East Orange High School
Irene Vandervall
Vandervall
John Herbert Hermann
Barringer High School
Newark
Move Against Easy Divorce In Iowa
Iowans report that the Iowa Bar Association urges legislative reform to end default divorces. The group backs an act requiring the state to be represented by an attorney in any default decree case to cross examine witnesses and present defense testimony.
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Iowa Bar Association
The
Tribune
Ives Moines
Iowa
Horace E. Deemer
Iowa Supreme Bench
Law Reform Committee
Niagara Falls Round Trip Offer Advertised
An advertisement lists a $2 Niagara Falls and Return rail fare with travel dates July 1 to 3 and return on the 6. It mentions Hud'n Term Manhattan and Brooklyn addresses along with Newark and Market Street in Newark to contact for details.
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Niagara Falls
Fast Freight Kills Girl in Schenectady Track Tragedy
Miss Beatrice Clute twenty one daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyman W Clute of Scotia was killed on the Boston and Maine tracks by a fast freight. She walked onto the line as if unaware and rushed toward a waiting trolley as the train approached. She died instantly. The Clutes are prominent Schenectady merchants involved in local politics and fraternal life.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Beatrice Clute
Lyman W. Clute
Scotia
Mohawk River
Boston & Maine Railroad
Clute
A. Brown & Son Co
Peck's Bad Boy Richard A Coleman Buried in Malden
Richard A Coleman the original Peck's Bad Boy was laid to rest in Holy Cross Cemetery Malden today. The comedian gained fame twenty five years ago in Peck's Bad Boy and enjoyed an extraordinary run in the title role across the United States Britain and Australia. In recent years poor health limited his stage work to amateur Boston productions. The Scenic Route to the North and West is via Day Line Strs. thru rail tickets accepted.
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the Tribune
Boston
Richard A. Coleman
Peck
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Coleman
Great Britain
Australia
Advt
Bribery Allegations Shake Senate Over Indian Contracts
Oklahoma Senator Gore charged a corruption attempt tied to land and townsite contracts for the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. He named a House and Senate aide, plus two former senators, while McMurray denied the charges as false and called for investigation.
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Washington
Gore
Oklahoma
J. F. McMurray
Senate
House
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Nebraska
Kansas
Batley
Mr. McMurray
Hale
Congress
McMurray
Senate Chamber
Gallinger
Committee On Indian Affairs
Hughes
Colorado
House of Representatives
Mr. Gore
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Dr. Pfaff
Cook
Ell Gate
Rockland Breakwater
Maine
Ricker Hotel Co
W. Hededon
Mer
New Court
the Kaiser
Alexander Cochran
Kaiser
A. S. Cochran
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William
Senator Gore
Torney
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