New Rochelle Huguenot Parade Delights Citizens and Guests
New Rochelle marked a 25th anniversary with a grand parade reviewed by French Ambassador Jules Jusserand and officials. A diverse pageant included military units, fire departments, civic groups, and a float honoring Governor Leisler, ending with a banquet at Wykagyl Country Club.
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New Rochelle
James Ross
Jules Jusserand
Land
Ol¢ la
Panahe
Edward J. Timmons
Harry Perley
10Th Infantry
Grote Hutcheson
Fort Slocum
Fifth Ave Joy Ride Ends in Smash-Up
John H. Camp, private chauffeur to William J. Burns, celebrated his birthday with a high speed Fifth Avenue joy ride in Burns’s black touring car. A crash with another auto, a dairy wagon wreck, and multiple injuries followed as Camp struck pedestrians and vehicles. Camp fought officers, was detained for felonious assault, while several victims were taken to Mount Sinai Hospital with serious injuries.
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16Th Infantry
New York
Met
Newtune Fire Company
New Rochelle
Port Chester
Tuckwhee
Rye
Mount Vernon
Bronxville
Greenwich
Fovcr
Count Tolstoy
General Booth
Old Boss
Sleepy Joe
John H. Camp
Amsterdam Avenue
William J. Burns
Mr. Burns
Lone Beach
Camp
Fifth Avenue
Marty Conteh
6Th Street
Condell
Mauy Savauen
East 11Th Street
Mount Sinat Hospital
Agramonte
Oakum
Kane
Hear Littman Case Heard in City Hall Council Chamber
Ex-sergeant Samuel Littman of the 47th Memorial National Guard seeks promotion to second lieutenant claiming anti Jewish discrimination. Adjutant General Henry De Witt Hamilton to preside before Governor Sulzer in today’s City Hall hearing with Edward Lauterbach representing Littman and several regiment members invited to attend.
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Hamilton
Edward Lauterbach
Henry ©. Barthman
Littman
Afteen
Sulzer
Brith Abraham
Razor Junot a Weapon Court Finds Implement Not a Weapon
The Mississippi court rules the razor is not a weapon but an implement. The conviction of Juniin Brown for carrying concealed weapons is set aside.
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Court of
Mississippi
Juniin Brown
Brooklyn barbers quit I. W. W. and form own syndicate
Five Brooklyn barbers organized by the Industrial War World decided to collect dues at a Labor Lyceum meeting on Myrtle avenue and returned the I W W charter with the “due stipe” of 44 dollars. They plan to use all funds for the Brookium barbers and may adopt the name Indexpendent Syndicate of Industrial Workers.
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Brooklyn
Lyceum
Myrtle Avenue
Industrial Workers of the World
Brookium
Messenger Boy Stolen Bicycle Mixup Leads to Chase
Louie Mitchell a fourteen year old messenger from Norfolk Street explains a street display of a bicycle flowers and other items which he says he bought for 0 cents and then found missing when he tried to deliver them At Penn Station he chased a man Samuel Montaroli of Went 80th Street who denied ownership of the items The man was taken to night court on petty larceny charges with the flowers allegedly delivered in the meantime.
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Fatralman Gonn x Wang
Wth Street
Sixth Avenue
Peorson
West Both Street
Louie Mitchell
Norfolk Street
Wiliam M. Ivink
Samuel Montaroli
Bronx girl testifies in assault case at Basex Market
Margares Casaparar a 15 year old girl testified before Magistrate Murphy that she suffered mistreatment after leaving her Bronx home with her sister Josephine. The case centered on Giuseppe Longo, 18, charged with felonious assault, with Longo arraigned and remanded to the Tombs in default bail. Detectives later arrested Gaetann Aruiro, 37, and Gaetano Livismia, 24, on similar charges and locked up at Sun Street. Authorities suspect Josephine may have been abducted toward New Jersey, as investigation continues with Justice Department assistance.
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Margares Casaparar
Murphy
Basex Market Court
Children’s Society
Southern Boulevard
The
Bronx
Josephine
Giuseppe Longo
East Th Street
Yast Wth Street
Gaetano Livismia
Sun Street
Sts
New Jersey
Special Avenue
Oxcur Igundle
John Scully
Department of Justice
Assistin
Hamburg America liner Imperator sets sail amid crew unrest
The Hamburg America Line says the Imperator will sail as planned with full crew aboard despite mutiny rumors. Meyer, VP of the board, defends crew conditions, cites wash basins limits, and notes 1,350 total crew with 1,040 visitors aboard during port call. Mayor Gaynor visited the ship yesterday amid tensions.
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Meyer
Corporation
Tenn
Vinstor
Hoboken
Imperator
Hervant
Iine
Seamin
Hamburg
Gaynor
Chauffeur Saves Mail Valued at 20000 in Fire
Joseph Stewart a chauffeur of 45 South Street Long Island City acted quickly to disconnect the feed tube of the gasoline tank on a burning mail car at Fifth Avenue and 24th Street yesterday. His prompt action saved registered mail valued at $20,000 before firemen extinguished the blaze.
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Joseph Stewart
Sth Street
Long Island City
Fifth Avenue
24 Street
BIDS ON BROADWAY TUBE CONTRACT LET
Dock Contractor Co offers to build Section 4 for 2 578 000 and is reported as the lowest bid by unofficial figures. Bids were opened by the Public Service Commission yesterday with several items remaining to be finalized. Section 4 runs from near Houston to near Lith street, covering Broadway and Union Square area.
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Dock Contractor Co
Dun Contractor Company
Rector Street
Broadway
Public Service
Commatraf
Bite
Dock F Company
Oncar Daniels
Betawern Houston
Bleecker Streets
Taton Square
Whitman Attends Ex-Police Captain Walsh Funeral
District Attorney Whitman attended the funeral at All Saints Church for ex Police Captain Walsh amid a hush of polite ceremony. Only close relatives and a few officials were present as the body was borne to Calvary Cemetery. the service followed a requiem Mass conducted by Father Edward J. Devey.
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Thorman W. Walsh
Wate
All Saints Church
Madison Avenue
29Th Street
Whitman
Walsh
Mra
Dono
Walah
Charles Baxter
Tiieutenant Maxwell
Lieutenant Walsh
Creemet
Inge
Mailes Shut To Ball Contest In Court Denial
Jame Jacomne filed in federal court to block Postmaster Morgan from restricting distribution of malt drink contest mailing. Heineman Brothers of Baltimore argued entrants need no fee and prizes were event tickets, while the court denied an injunction. Courthouse report notes Supreme Court justices discussed the design plans by Guy Lowell Alanson and rejected the circular courthouse layout.
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Jame Jacomne
Arnnun
Federal District Court
Melneman Brothers
Baltimore
Dm. Morgan
Heineman Brothers
Sucreme Court
Guy Lowell Alanson Iises
Supreme Court
Wreck at Canaan ignored by officials
A New Haven passenger coach wreck at Canaan Connecticut injures two elderly women and leaves seven others with cuts. Officials offered minimal inquiry amid claims the crew were "green hands" and no brakeman or flagman was provided. Protests from workers grow as no statement or investigation is made.
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the Tribune
Canaan
Conn
New Haven Railroad
Litchfield County
New Haven
Falls Village
Frank M. Olin
Alfred Lowerre
Clinton Corners
New York
New York City
CW. Camp
Hermann
Mra. Olin
Ooi- Haton
Clifton
Bardo
Hardo
Gary Not in Steel Pool as Temple Testifies at Trial
William Temple, former head of steel pools from 1895, testified in the case seeking to dissolve United States Steel Corporation. He said Judge Elbert J. Gary did not attend pooling meetings, explaining the pool aimed at a uniform price rather than territory division. Temple added Gary likely avoided meetings due to propriety concerns.
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Gary
Temple
Silk shirts and summer suits offered at Rocers Pier Company
We feature 970 pure gi g silk shirts with French cuffs at 3.85 today and summer suits priced 18 down to 4. Our guarantee promises money back if you can do better after wearing, underscoring value across three Broadway stores at Warren Street, 13th Street, and Fourth.
Harlem tycoon and local team in Madison Square clash
Harlem figure and Madison Square venue headline a bold confrontation. Details scarce in OCR fragment but signals a high stakes event tied to city sports or entertainment circles.
Boy shoots man in Central Park over watch snatch
Irving Remes, a salesman, was shot in the back by a teenage highwayman after a watch was ripped from his wrist in Central Park. A bystander chased and captured the suspect, Joseph Nicolio, sixteen, of Third Avenue, while Remes’s companion Julia Wasserman aided him as Patrolman Oliver intervened. Nicolio blamed another youth nicknamed Jimmy for the shooting. Remes is expected to recover.
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Irving Remes
Central Park
Remes
Ron
Julia Wasserman
Rethes
Reties
Hirsch Feldman
No. 15
Park Avenue
Oliver
Lenox Avenue
Joseph Nicolio
No. 85
Third Avenue
Nicolio
Jimmy
Reines
Doctor Denies Hotel Beat Charge After Robbery Incident
Jacob Levy attorney for Dr. Samuel G. Frank of Riverside Drive said on vacation in February the doctor left his wallet in a Shelburne Hotel room in Atlantic City. When he returned for the wallet he found $90 missing and was sued for a board bill by the Shelburne Hotel.
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Jacob Levy
Samuel G. Frank
Riverside Drive
Re Shelburne Hotel
Atlantic City
Jerday
Dr. Frank
the Shelburne
No Open Cut in Park Fort Washington Not To Mar
City officials announced no open cut would pass through Fort Washington Park. The plan aims to avoid disturbing trees and shrubbery while pursuing a tunnel route for the New York Central improvement. City Hall members and the terminal committee say alterations prevent interference with park scenery.
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Park Fort Washington
McAnery
Dresigert
New York Central
West Side
City Hall
York Central
Pany
Tt Port Washington Park
Tamwan
Te Ee Se
Fire destroys meat packing plant at Degraw Street
A massive blaze at the International Provision meat packing plant on Degraw Street near Van Brunt, South Brooklyn, caused $50,000 in damage and forced evacuations. Firefighters battled flames reaching the waterfront while tanks and nearby tenements were threatened. crews reported an explosion amid the smoke. Manhattans Zephyr Mills and New Yorker aided water supply to hold the fire.
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International Provision Ceat
Degraw Street
Vanaru
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
MT Mania
Catty Wit
Air Corp
Duiline
Zephyt Mills
New Yorker
Manhattan
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M. Jusserand
Fonnefol Point
Condé Dimeelf
Letsler
Junserand
Mr. Chatonet
Ta Roeuelie
Hine
Bacchus
Rhine
Bacchuson & Water Wagon
Wykagyl Country Club
Goernor Leisier
Tion
Harry Chatonet
Frences
Fifth Ave
W. J. Burns
Sth
Frank Agramonte
Ptr
Lemite Chine
Samuel Okum
No. 2
East Mid Street
Mr. Okum
Mr. Okumm
Hernard Kane
Mant 10Th Street
Kane Kimpelt
Razor Junot
Jbarbers
Brooklyn Union
Flowers
Messenger
Tee
Serias
Connecticut
Rocers Pier Company
Cort Eltinge
New Amsterdam
Laurette
Keine Ung J
Brighton Beach
Iwa Claire
Harlem
Madison SQ
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Quo vAdis
Boy
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South Blylyn
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