Police Carnival Delights Crowd At Honor Roll Benefit
A crowd of about 18 000 thronged the event featuring police dogs demonstrations, mounted drills, and a midafternoon aeroplane flight by Mile Minute Murphy. The carnival supports the Honor Roll Relief Fund for widows and orphans of officers killed in duty with proceeds from advance ticket sales and gifts. Governor Glynn, Governor Tener, Mayor Mitchel, and the Board of Estimate attended. highlights included the Honor Legion drill and police exhibition.
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Police Department
Elntesland
Tribune
Paris
Honor Legion
Department
Jimmy Burns
Prospect Park
Murphy
Eatimate
Tanticap
Berarist
Aspertion Dontiet Wayates Auawet Gemericke
Yards
Bape
Hugh Pete
Reecera Hts
J. Fiealy
Biet Ee
John J Elen
Inlet
John M. Kelty
Marcia J. Mulderrig
Sao Yara
Deparment
James Staniey
Tyme
Adwlpid Behuber
AY Penden
Wien Tale
Henry Cotettinet
Te Meade
Thomas ‘Soreph McConn
Interborough
Eviay
Tees
Wendy
Meaklin S Kelly
Louie Washer
John 2
John Eilers
Manhattan
Marold Ter
Hishe
69Th Regive GN
Bs Legion Battalion
Lawyers Tilt at Voorhis Hearing
Daniel W. Dropper testified that deputy superintendent Joseph M. Kelly helped defend a man Dropper had arrested for election law violations. Lawyers clashed as a dozen postbooks showed votes submitted by the Honest Ballot Association were not challenged. Runyon and Rosensoin led the complainants against Tompkins and Dooling who defended Voorhis. Runyon alleged voters listed by the association voted improperly. Dooling questioned the effort. Voorhis said subpoenas were issued by deputy AGs using his office at election time.
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Daniel W. Dropper
Elections Voorhis
Joseph M. Kelly
Dropper
Kelly
John D. McMahon
Bar Association
Sparke
W. Cromwell Runyon
Samuel J. Rosensoin
Leslie T. Tompkins
John T. Dooling
Runyon
Voorhis
Honest Ballot Association
Dooling
Mr. Runyon
Mr. Tompkins
Jersey
Hoboken
Ireland Loses Champagne Bet With Knickerbocker Dinner
The Friends of Ireland did not pay $1,672 for a St Patrick's Day dinner at the Hotel Knickerbocker. The jury ruled in favor of James B. Regan, owner of the Knickerbocker, after testimony that the champagne served tasted like charged sweet cider. The group must cover the costs and coats for the society. Justice Delehanty presided at the trial.
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Friends of Ireland
Dublin
Tresland
Knickerbocker
Patrioticans of
Erin
James B. Regan
Tom” Smith
Tammany Hall
Regan
Ireland
Rogan
Delehanty
Westwood banker killed by express at Erie station
George V. Fost a sixty year old retired banker and Westwood councilman in Bergen County New Jersey was struck and instantly killed by an express train at the Erie station in Westwood yesterday. He stood on the platform to take a train to New York when the train sped by and sucked him beneath the wheels. His body was hurled against the concrete.
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George V. Fost
Westwood
Bergen County
N. J
Erie
Post Wan
New York
Motorman heroism ends in deadly switch accident
Arthur Cleveland and Clyde Holcombe, motormen for Westchester and Bat on Railroad, encountered an oil tank car at Heathcote on a May morning. An electric arc from live wires killed Holcombe instantly and badly burned Cleveland, who later died in White Plains Hospital after aiding his fallen colleague. He dragged the car away to clear the line for arriving trains.
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Arthur Clevelana
Westchester & Baton Railroad Company
White Plains
Clyde Holcombe
Cleveland
Heathcote
Ling
Imp
Holcombe
Heathcote Siding
New York
Women Save Baby Who Fell Four Stories at Williamsburg
In Williamsburg tenants heard a child fall from a fourth floor fire escape at 8% Grand at. Women raised their hands to shield the infant, catching him in the yard below. Albert Pritt, one year old, escaped serious injury, while his mother Mrs. Pritt collapsed in relief. The day also featured a suffrage gathering near George Washington's statue and a visit by the Sons of the American Revolution to the Sub-Treasury, with remarks by local officials and society members.
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Baby
Williamsburg
Albert Pritt
Sons of the American Revolution
Sub-Treasury
George Wethington
Alberta Hill
Women's Political Union
McAdoo
Albert J. Squier
New York Committee On Reception
Squier
Sub Treasury
Sona
Washington
Philadelphia
Continental Army
Empire State Division
The
National Society
Martinique
City Mall
Lovin Annin Amos
Empire State
Society
Mr. Mitchel
Mr. Squier
Merchants
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
McGown's Pass
Harlem
James Mansi
Pointe
New Rochelle
Once Jilted at 85 Scot Renews Suit
An overlong damaged clipping reports John Robertson eighty five plans to sail to Scotland on the Anchor Liner Caledonia. Seventy years after a former sweetheart jilted him and forty four years since he glimpsed the heather his heart prompts a renewed suit. His wife left him about a year ago and he now longs for the Highlands.
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Nearen
John Robertson
Scotland
Caledonia
Robertson
Scot
Highlands
Robertson family ties span New York theater and fashion houses
The article notes Robertson aged on the Caledonia and arriving in New York a year ago. He held posts with A. T. Stewart, then Wanamaker in the fur storage department. Two Robertson sons dominate theater: Robert manages Lewis Waller in England, Donald backs Chicago's Free Theatre movement. The elder Robertson plans a return with his former love, Mrs Robertson Ed, when he comes back.
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Caledonia
Robertson
New York
A. T. Stewart
Broadway
Wanamaker
Wanamaker's
Robert Robertson
Lewis Waller
Bomb Plotter Pleads Guilty in Threat Letter Case
Joseph Burton, a Black man arrested for sending a letter to Cunard Steamship Company threatening to blow up the Aquitania unless paid $10,000, pleaded guilty to Judge Crain and faces possible fourteen year sentence.
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Joseph Burton
Cunard Steamship Company
Aquitania
Crain
Park Concerts Postponed To July Fourth Weekend
Park concerts originally set to begin today are postponed to Saturday July 4 with additional shows planned for Saturday and Sunday throughout the summer. The postponement notice was issued last night by Parks Commissioner Ward.
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Perk Lasioner
Ward
Perjury case rofrano called as Baldo recants aided identifications
Affidavit by Joseph Baldo claims he was forced to identify three men including John Gulmart Albert Gulmart and Michael Geno as the Vincenzo Cardillo killer. Baldo testifies he was coerced at Police Headquarters and in the Tombs, with Carmivel and Ro gan implicated. the trial includes police pressure to name suspects.
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Joseph Baldo
John
Albert Gulmart
Michael Geno
Wadhams
Michael A. Rogan
Mrocco Carmivel
Baldo
Tune At
Coneysland
Vincento Cardillo
Opany
Cardile
Incenzo Miluzzo
Mvaroest
Cardil
Baldo Saye
Michael Guimari
Carl
Rocco Carnivel
Htoke
Fenimore
Roks
Fenitore
Kent
Rofrano
Themere Carnivel
Carnivel
Mitreine
Baldosaga
Toke
Rubin
Thesoner
Waldo
Grand Jury
Runaway Horse Incites Panic on Broadway
Sheriff George Eminer of Queens County arrested bookmakers Charles A. Ballard and Daniel O’Brien at Aqueduct racetrack. Eleven men held for examination July 8. A frightened horse and wagon crashed along Broadway 70th Street, smashing plate glass and injuring a 70 year old woman, Bridget Cook, taken to Polyclinic Hospital. The horse, owned by Fred Serelie of 204 Amsterdam Avenue, was driven by Hana Heller. Patrolman Stewart Miller halted the creature after a dramatic chase past nearby shops and a hotel.
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Cwo
Aqueduct
George Eminer
Queens County
Aqueduct Racetrack
Charles A. Ballard
Daniel O'Brien
Jamaica
O'Brien
Hotel Albert
West Ith
Manhatte
Ballard
West
Fitch
Jamaica Police Court
Broadway
70Th St
Bridget Cook
Polyclinic Hospital
Clark
Fred Serelie
Amsterdam Av
Hana Heller
Am Laundry
Carpenter & McClare
Stewart Miller
Twelve Fathers Picked for Gifford Jury
Albany June 26 A jury of married men each father to two to ten children will decide Colm Gifford Jr. on trial for the murder of Frank J. Clute, an auto chauffeur. The panel was completed after a long session with frequent peremptory challenges as District Attorney Alexander seeks a fair verdict.
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A ' Albany
Colm Gifford, Jr
Hudson
Frank J. Clute
Addington
Alexander
William Travers Jerome
Talesmen
Edith Gifford
Flora Gifford
Gifford
Gouth
Ernest
George‘ Hash
Bush
Charis
Calls Cave-In Manslaughter Debate On Labor Protections
Protection under the law for tunnel workers dominated a meeting of the State Factory Investigating Commission. James P. Holland urged arresting the superintendent of the Brooklyn subway cave-in for manslaughter, noting labor safety lags behind wildlife protections. The session highlighted caisson deaths at Williamsburgh Bridge and criticized manipulation of air pressure figures tied to pay. George Hall testified about child labor at four teen, showing artificial violets made by a 16 year old girl earning meager wages, with long hours before and after school.
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James P. Holland
State Federation of Labor
Brooklyn
Williamsburg Bridge
John B. Andrews
American Association For Labor Legislation
New York
New Jersey
George Hall
New York Child Labor Commission
Fragmentary note on contracts and labor policy reforms
A garbled report cites contractors unhappy with public works stipulations, mentioning A Crane as secretary of a labor association and James M. Lynch proposing external soloners for a tribunal. It notes salaries rising from 3000 to 7000 and assigns factory jurisdiction to the Labor department.
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Thee A. Crane
Tral Contenders' Association
Conteactors
James M. Lynch
Eser Trial Board
New Japanese Consul General Appointments Noted
June 26 report lists Takashi Na as new Japanese Consul General in Tokio after serving in London. Kurusu named Coasul General at New Jabure, with a subsequent appointment as Consul at Chicago.
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Tokio
Coast Bathing Suits Advertise Modest One Piece Design
Unafraid of strict Beach Censors Coast offers modest one piece garments with advantages over two piece suits priced at 3 and 5 dollars. Advert reads money back if faded and promotes Gymkhana sports shirts. Stores listed at Three Broadway Stores Warren St 13th St.
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Racers Peer Company
Warren St. 13Th St
Pennsylvania Rail Order Aims to Steel Rail Up to 137000 Tons
The document shows current year rail demand at 137 032 tons with 37 082 tons already ordered and bids sought for 100 000 tons more. The company seeks to determine the 5 000 tons of rail for yard use.
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Pennsylvania
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