Arrest Urged In Five Week Old Stenton Murder
Police shift to a new investigative crew as they push for rapid progress in the Mrs Stenton case. Coroner McDonald favors decisive action while Acting Captain Price and Detective Bureau seek fresh leads from transcripts and papers found at the Stenton home. Burton W Gibson faces scrutiny over his alibi and real estate interests while a restaurant witness is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenton
Alice Kinnan
McDonald
Price
Burton W. Gibson
Coroner’s Office
Detective Bureau
Bronx
Burton
W. Gibson
Kinnans
Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Captain Price
Miller House
Suit for $110,335 Duty On Pearls
A suit filed by the collector of Customs in federal court seeks $110,335 in duty plus costs from Bernard Citroen, an importer, over sixty pearls imported from Paris. The pearls, unstrung, formed a necklace in value about $300,000, with a 10 percent duty previously paid. The case contestes a higher duty of 15 percent and the government aims to recover the additional 5 percent plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellector of Customs
Stranahan & Suit
Xainer
Bernard Citroen
Berardtreen
Paris
Wiliam B. Leeds
Leeds
Cktreen
Citroen
Shaw
Thomas and Taggart Prepare Supreme Court Appeal
George L. Thomas and L. Taggart freight brokers of New York were sentenced in Kansas City on June 22 for rebates law violation. They planned to appeal to the U S Supreme Court if needed. Thomas faces 6000 dollar fine and six months in a federal prison. Taggart 1000 dollar fine and three months. Taggart’s office noted continuation of the business, with Taggart living in Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Thomas
L .&. Taggart
Kansas City
New York
United States Supreme Court
Thomas
Taggart
Meas F Aniegel
Mount Vernon
No Spills as Rockaway Edges Meadow Brook in Polo
Meadow Brook Long Island hosts Hempstead cup polo between Meadow Brook second team and Rockaway Hunt Club Team A. Rockaway wins 4 4 on last thirty seconds after fast, low-penalty play. Notable: P F Collier on Rockaway, Bob Collier for Meadow Brook, refs by R J Potter, timekeeper J Eugene Geer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Hempstead Plains
Rockaway Hunt Club
P. F. Collier
Bob Collier
Harry Payne Whitney
Vince
W. A. Hazard
Rene la Montagne
Paul Rainey
Grace
R. J. Collier
Alexan Back
R. le Beekman
Rockaway
Sieew
Alexander
Ae Rockaway
R. J
R. J. Potter
J. Eugene Geer
Resurgent middlemen hire youths at low pay in US market
About two thousand in the United States, middlemen have recently entered the business employing young people at low prices and selling their product to large firms. A past general strike against middlemen largely ended the practice, but unions say it is rapidly returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Labor union outreach expands to auto factories in east
The Eastern district of the National Metal Trades Association plans a fresh drive to recruit automobile firms into the open shop. Organizers will target auto plants in New York area and other Eastern cities as the association, whose members employ about 130000, broadens its campaign from Atlanta to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Metal Trades’ Association
Metal Trades
New York
Atlanta
Portland
Ivins Reports Finished on Street Cleaning Probe
William M. Ivins, counsel to the aldermanic Street Cleaning Department inquiry, said his report is complete and will be submitted at a 10:30 a.m. special meeting. The committee is expected to draft a recommendation on Commissioner Woodbury, with key aldermen split on removal and Mayor power likely to decide the outcome. Ivins calls the work three months of hard, careful effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Ivins
Griffenhagen
Brown
Woodbury
Dowling
Tammany
Mulligan
Municipal Ownership League
Robert Downing
Brooklyn
Michael J. Cady
Ivins
Henley Rowing Controversy Over American Entries
Residents of Henley oppose Fletcher of Oxford who seeks to bar Americans from future regattas. He accuses the American National Association of Amateur Oarsmen of faulty entry practices and urges postponing American participation for about two years while redefining the association. Other figures defend or critique the proposal, noting potential wind advantages and international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
England
Fletcher
Oxford
American National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Amateur Rowing Association of
American National Association of
American Association
American Rowing Association
John Edwards-Moss
Oxford-Eton
Joseph Wright
Argonaut
America
Canada
W. B. West
Philadelphia
No Mercy For Sunday Ruffians in Harlem Court
Magistrate Steinert in Harlem court declared that ruffianism on ferryboats and street cars on Sunday or any time must stop. Edward Murphy of 1272 Second avenue fired a revolver in the women's cabin of a ferryboat and, after arrest, tried to strike Officer Ryan but was subdued. Bail set at 300 dollars for trial. Anthony Fisher of 333 Concord avenue and John Haggerty of 343 Willis avenue were fined 10 dollars each for car disturbances. Fines imposed on John Copsula, Robert Tearlin, Nathan Ramsdell and Charles Perry for similar offences. Robert Healy of 422 West 27th street, Charles Martin of 407 West 56th street, and Joseph Dianza of 324 East Mth street were reprimanded and discharged for smoking on a closed car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert
Harlem
Edward Murphy
Second Avenue
Murphy
Ryan
Anthony Fisher
Concord Avenue
John Haggerty
Willis Avenue
John Copsula
Robert Tearlin
Nathan Ramsdell
Charles Perry
Robert Healy
West 27Th Street
Charles Martin
West 56Th Street
Joseph Dianza
East Mth Street
Baton Rouge Man Rescued From Fifth Floor Fire
Bert Flemming of Baton Rouge Louisiana was carried down unconscious from a fifth floor apartment at 221 Lexington Avenue when a fire broke out yesterday morning Smoke caused by the blaze left him in danger of falling Firemen More and Brennan of Truck 7 rescued him and helped evacuate twelve families The janitor suspects incendiary cause and damages are estimated at $2000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Flemming
Baton Rouge
Lexington Avenue
Flemming
More
Brennan
Summer Amusement Notes On New York Vaudeville Scene
Mrs Leslie Carter closed a successful season in Williamsport and returned to New York to a extended ovation at the Lyceum Opera House. The company presented Zaza and gifted Carter a loving cup engraved with their names. Edward A. Braden outlined Barabbas with Tyrone Power in the title role. Four thousand attended Pain s Eruption of Vesuvius at Manhattan Beach, benefiting an orphan asylum. Madhnow the Russian giant headlined Hammerstein s bill, with his wife. The Social Whirl entered its thirteenth week at the Casino. Henry E. Dixey began his final Lyric run before touring then returning for Richard the Brazen. Duss and band drew crowds at Manhattan Beach, while George H. Primrose opens Carnival of Minstrelsy at the theatre. Pawnee Bill s Wild West draws crowds to Brighton Beach. The Pike offers new attractions as Princess Pauline headlines Tony Pastor s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carter
New York
Williamsport
Lycoming Opera House
Zaza
Henry E. Dixey
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Dixey
Richard the Brazen
Cyrus Townsend
Grand Prix Auto Race Opens at Sarthe Circuit
Paris crowds head to Sarthe for the Grand Prix starting at 6 am tomorrow.entrants total 34 from France 25 Germany 3 Italy 6 with 103 km circuits twelve laps daily for two days at about 100 kmh expected. Notables Cortlandt Bishop Frank Munsey and Foxhall P Keene among Americans quartered along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sarthe Circuit
France
Germany
Italy
Sarthe
Cortlandt Bishop
Frank Munsey
Foxhall P. Keene
Amherst Defeats Williams In Fourth Baseball Victory
Amherst Mass June 25 Amherst beat Williams 7 to 6 in the fourth meeting of the season. Williams had not advanced a runner to third until the ninth inning. Sharp Amherst defense prevented a late push. Harry T. Beach Burlingon VI elected captain for next year after three seasons as shortstop and batting leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Williams
R.H.E
G - Williams
Newell
Danahy
Pierce
Waters
Harry T. Beach
Burlington
Beach
Colby Defeats Bowdoin 6–0 To Claim Maine Title
In Portland on June 2 Colby outscored Bowdoin 6 to 0 to win the Maine intercollegiate championship. Batteries Colby Coombs and Dwyer Bowdoin Abbott and others. Umpire Hassett. Coombs later signed a contract with the Philadelphia American League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Colby
Bowdoin
Maine
Coombs
Dwyer
Zoos
Boy Killed by Bushwick Avenue Car in Williamsburg
Ten year old Frank Olsen of 131 Meserole Street was run over and killed last night by a Bushwick avenue car led by motorman Harry Speller of 579 Palmetto Street. The motorman reversed power and tried to push the boy from the track by standing on the fender but failed, while several women aboard fainted and were revived by an ambulance surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meserole Street
Williamsburg
Frank Olsen
Bushwick Avenue
Harry Speller
Palmetto Street
Suspect Held After Central Park Monkey Teasing Incident
Leopold Greenspoon of 0 Eldridge Street spent a night in a police cell and faced a police court after a disturbing Central Park incident. Jean Salvadore of Catherine Street, a Manhattan Bridge worker, nearly suffocated after falling into sand and mud and was rescued. Mrs. Matilda Von Horn, suing for separation from George Von Horn, receives weekly alimony of 25 and a counsel fee of 0 pending trial. Anthony Farage, treated for heart wall stitches at Eastern District Hospital, remains alive with expected recovery.
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Central Park
Leopold Greenspoon
Eldridge Street
Jean Salvadore
Catherine Street
Manhattan
New Manhattan Bridge
Matilda von Horn
George von Horn
Anthony Farage
Eastern District Hospital
Gold Beaters Seek End of Middlemen in Trade
The Gold Beaters Union of America demanded abolition of middlemen and held a conference yesterday in the Brevoort Hotel at Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street to consider the demand. The gold beaters, of whom there are ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Beaters’ Union of America
Brevoort Hotel
Fifth Avenue
8Th Street
Insurer Losses Topic At Insurance Commissioners Meeting
At the National Association of State Insurance Commissioners meeting in Manhattan the panel discussed fire loss adjustments in San Francisco. If any company dodges obligations, they may push laws to bar such firms. The committee will seek San Francisco loss data in next statistical forms.
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National Association of State Insurance Commissioners
Manhattan
San Francisco
Blanks
Insurance Agent George Smith Ends Life in New Jersey
East Orange New Jersey June 3 Special insurance agent George Hawthorne Smith of New York shot himself after months of premeditated planning tied to financial troubles and ill health. He left letters to his wife and was last seen at church in good spirits. His body found on an old lounge in the garret after a prolonged search by his wife and neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. J
George Hawthorne Smith
New York
Springdale Avenue
Orange
Maude Wallis
Child Killed by Streetcar on Columbus Avenue
Four year old Lillie May Dixon, daughter of Thomas Dixon of 568 Columbus Avenue, was run down by a southbound streetcar at 1st Street yesterday evening in view of her mother. She died two hours later at J Hood Wright Hospital. Motorman Patrick Henry of 446 West 49th Street is held on homicide charges at West 10th Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie May Dixon
Thomas Dixon
Columbus Avenue
1St Street
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Patrick Henry
West 49Th Street
West 10Th Street
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Summary
Marine intelligence and wireless reports note sunrise and sunset times, high water, and vessel positions. The KXronprina Wilhelm near Sable Island, Minnehaha near Nantucket Lightship, and La Gascogne near Nantucket South Shoals Lightship all indicate dockings later today with times between 7:30 am and 3:30 pm.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Kxronprina Wilhelm
Sable Island
Minnehaha
Stasconsett
Nantucket
la Gascogne
Newport
Nantucket South Shoals
Magistrate admonishes boys in debt by force case
Magistrate Cornell heard two unnamed boys listed as John Dee No 1 and No 2 accused of detaining a dress suitcase at a Manhattan end Brooklyn Bridge newsstand. A woman from a prominent Brooklyn family claimed she lent them money and a dress case, and the magistrate ordered the case returned to the woman, admonishing the boys that force is not a proper debt collection method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Manhatttan
Brooklyn Bridge
John Dee
Troops Charge Mob of Strikers in Allentown
Allentown Pennsylvania June 25 Troop C state constabulary dispersed a strike mob at the Lehigh Valley Transit transfer point. Five men jailed as transit cars were halted and all traffic suspended. Saloons ordered to close at 7 pm and will resume service tomorrow under police protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Penn
Lehigh Valley Transit Company
State Constabulary
Smith
Transit Company
Former Judge Stover Says Hearing Date Not Set Yet
Former Judge Martin L. Stover appointed referee to hear charges against Justice Joseph M. Deuel said yesterday no date has been set for the hearings. He added hearings will begin publicity as soon as possible with due notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Stover
Joseph M. Deuel
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Twelve More P O Sub Stations Open July First
New York Post adds twelve sub stations bringing total to 222 across Manhattan and The Bronx. Thirty eight added under Postmaster Willcox. Locations include 7th Avenue Park Avenue Amsterdam Avenue Hudson Street Stanton Street Lexington Avenue Second Avenue and more at 423 Second Avenue Jackson Avenue and Prospect Avenues.
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New York Postonce
Manhattan
Bronx
Willcox
7Th Avenue
Park Avenue
First Avenue
57Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Second Avenue
96Th Street
Hudson Street
Stanton Street
Pitt Street
Lexington Avenue
86Th Street
Jackson Avenue
166Th Street
Third Avenue
Prospect and
Avenues
Transpacific steamship routes set from New York
Destination and steamer schedules list several voyages from New York to Hawaii Alameda via San Francisco then on to Japan Corea China and Philippine Islands aboard the Empress of China and US transport Mari Pos a and Siberia with intermediate calls at San Francisco Vancouver Victoria Tahiti Marquesas Hawaii Guam and Honolulu on dates June 27 and July 1 joining the Victoria route schedule across multiple legs with morning and early morning departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Hawaii
Alameda
San Francisco
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
Guam
Siberia
Shipping News Arrivals and Quarantine Updates
Shipping notices list steamers Niagara Teresa Baker Daggry Proteus Kansas City Manna Hata Delaware Vaderland Devonshire Sicilian Prince Nieuw Amsterdam El Sud Zulia Matanzas and others arriving or leaving quarantine. Varying cargoes and passengers reported for James E Ward & Co Phelps Bros Thebaud Bros United Fruit Co Red Star Line Holland America Line and others.
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Niagara
Hathaway
Tampico
Havana
Nassau
James E Ward & Co
Malls
Teresa
Aust
Fersich
Trieste
Venice
Messina
Palermo
Oran
Phelps Bros & Co
Moise
Baker
Ger
Oertel
Port Anto
United Fruit Company
Fouit
Bar
Daggry
Nor
Simonson
Campeche
Progreso
Thebaud Bros
Proteus
Jacobs
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Company
Kansas City
Lewis
Savannah
Ocean Steamship Company
Manna Hata
Charles
Baltimore
H C Foster
Delaware
Cabot
Bristol
Philip Ruprecht
The
Vaderland
Berg
Ehoff
Antwerp
Dover
Red Star Line
Azam
Devonshire
Coull
Pasaqua
Caleta Buena
Guin
Iquique
Antofagasta
Coquimbo
Coronei
Montevideo
St Lucia
Charleston
Weasel Duval
Sicilian Prince
Cta
Naples
Momme
John C Seager Company
Nieuw Amsterdam
Bonjer
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Holland-American Line
el Sud
Higgins
Galveston
Zulia
Bennett
Maracaibo
Curacao
Boulton, Bliss & Dallett
Matanzas
Miller
Wilson
Kymassi
Volo
Maritime Passage Fragments Include Frey and Pheria Voyages
A fragmentary ship notice lists steamers Frey of Norway and Maraval of Britain plus routes from Perth Armoy Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News to Pheria and Bradford Germany with Port Antonio also indicated.
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Frey
Nor
Norfolk
Maraval
Perth
Movements of steamers from foreign ports in June
A maritime brief lists several steamers from Dover to New York and Gibraltar to Jamaica, naming ships such as Pennsylvania and KGnt cne with origins Hamburg Genoa Naples and Leith. Arrivals include Mashna and uae with routes via Leith Hamburg and Plymouth, plus Bloomfield via Algiers for Bombay and other liners to New York or Cherbourg.
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Dover
Pennsylvania
Ger
Knuth
Hamburg
New York
Gibraltar
Kgnt Cne
Feyen
Genoa
Naples
New Plassingston
Jamaica
Ot ‘Bry
Dagnal
Southampton
Barbados
Colon
Moville
Newcastle
Mashna
Ceil
Leith
Arriv Samer
Uae
Reessing
Bourg
Gerke
Sisamee
Helm It
Hogemann
Cherbourg
Wena
Teast
Liverpool
Queenstown
Tier
Langreuter
Plymouth
Post
Sad
Algiers
Bombay
Boulogne
Statenta
Bruinsma
Rotterdam
Stretter
Bremen
Madonna
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Earl & Wilson
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Pola
Svlun Meadow Brook
Rockaway (A
Metal Trades’ Association
Manhattan Beach
Edward A. Braden
Barabbas
Marie Corelli
Tyrone Power
Pain
Hammerstein's
Madhnow
Madinow
Duss
George H. Primrose
Brighton Beach
Pike
Pauline
Theittle
Tony Pastor's
City News
Wife
Lord Taylor
Broadway
Twentieth Street
Nineteenth Street
Marine Intelligence
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Liewe
Carmania
Cunard
Hellig Olav
Christiansand
Seand-Am
Venetia
Kingston
Ae Am
Maron -St Thomas
Quebec la Gascogn
Haxre
London
G Lloyd St. Andrew Leeeee
Phoenix Pring Waldemar
Hamb-Am Friedrich der Gross
Lloyd
Lombardia
Mexico
Ward
Republic
White Star
Bulgaria
Hamb-Am el Alba
Morgan Colorado
Mobile
Mallory
Alliance
Panama
la Plata
MSP
Germania
Fabre
Macon
Olinda
Wees Nuevitas
Eres -Munsen
Vigilancia
Vera Cruz
Wees
Camaguez Cienfuegos
San Marcos
P. O
Transpacific
Mall
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Lloydee
Altonia
Jefferson
Old Dominion
Comanche
Jacksonville
Clyde
City of Columbus
Savanah
Teutonic
Mam Windber
Graecila
Hayt
Paloma
Munson Noordam
Holland
Morgan
Monroe
Deutschland
Hamb-Am
la Provence
Havre
Mer
Tietgen
Shipping News
Port of New York
Frank H. Grap
Andirons
Tribune Almanag
Spencer's
Maides Lane
Manhattan Beach DU Mat
Vesuvics
al Tyson's
Runcipal Theatres
Pain's Fires Co
Parlace
N. Y
All Americam
Ev’g Journal
Erial Gardens
Geo.m. Cohan -Ernor
Ned Wayburn
Lyceum
Ammerstein
St. Bway
Paradise Roof Gardens
Victoria Theatre
Machnow
Lalla Selbini
Belasgo Sy David
Gare
Blanche Bates
Shambra
Cay
Ae Rusticana
H. M
Madison Square
Garden
Wamzelle
Motor CA
Signet
Postatio
Eighth Avenue
49Th Street
Dreamland
Henry
Dixey
J. P. Adler
Solomon Caum
MUSEE
World IN Wax
Cinematograph
Royal Italian Orchestra
Mystic
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
ZEPHR
Swift
East 34Th St. ER
39Th St
Lander
New York St. Ave
49Th St
Columbus
S&f
Binghamton State Hospital
Binghamton
State Commission
Binghamton Hospital
Heins
Capitol
Albany
N. B
E. Mgarr
Lansey
Zea
Simpson
Spence & Young
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