Longshoremen Fail to Extend Strike and Fund Drive
Longshoremen fail to broaden the coastwide strike as the International Longshoremen's Association rejects a sympathetic action for deep sea docks. The group plans a guerilla tactic with individual pacts, aims to raise 2500 to fight Merchants Association, and begins a coast-to-coast canvass toward a 5 million dollar goal.
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International Longshoremen’s Association
Tong
Shoremen
The
Teamsters
Yesterdy
Eleventh Avenue
Citizens’ Transportaion
John F. Riley
Longshoremen's Council
Merchants’ Association
Citizens' Transportation Committee
Mr. Riley
Deep Sea
Miizons’ Transportation Committee
Coacise
Merchants Association
Citizens’ Committee
New York
Liquor Raid at Captain Jack's Club In Greenwich Village
Police seized brandy whisky and gin valued at 3000 and arrested two men believed to be proprietors of Captain Jack's at 182 Waverley Place in a raid at midnight Saturday. The men Herman Werner and Amedia Pierotti are charged with violating the Volstead act and maintaining a public prison. They were jailed on Charles Street awaiting federal action after Detective Gordes led the investigation with a team that found 35 patrons present.
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Captain Jack's
Waverley Place
Greenwich Village
Herman Werner
West Nineteenth Street
Amedia
Charlee Street
John J. Gordes
Sieffert
McGrath Pousse
Cronin
Deane
Eight Families Escape Fire at Brooklyn Tenement
A four story Brooklyn fire at 521 Mark Avenue trapped eight families. Edward Fogarty and Elizabeth were dining when smoke and flames broke from a dumbwaiter. Patrolman King rescued them as a woman alerted fire escapees. A woman suffered a broken ankle and her brother was severely burned. they declined hospital.
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Mark'n Avenue
Brooklyn
Edward Fogarty
Elizabeth
Flamen
King
Grand Avenue
Fire rescuer falls from three floors after saving owner’s cash
Leon Levy, a boarder, rushed through a flames engulfed room to save Mrs. Samuel Heller’s $500 in cash and jewelry from a fire on Eldridge and Delancey streets. Unable to descend, he hung from a window ledge for a minute before falling three stories to the sidewalk. He was hospitalized with internal injuries and burns as firemen aided his rescue. The blaze caused slight damage and was first spotted by seven year-old Soloman Heuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Heller
Leon Levy
Gouverneur Hospital
Soloman Heuer
Eldridge and
Delancey Streets
Convict Eludes Searchers Near Rockefeller Estate
Warren McViean, warden of Westchester County penitentiary, said F R McCort escaped prisoner left the vicinity Saturday after a Rockefeller estate watchman warned him away from a gate. The fugitive’s trail led to Ossining where all trace was lost.
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Warren McViean
Westchester County Penitentiary
East View
Rockefeller Estate
Tarrytown
F. R. McCort
McCort
Ossining
An Adventure on Jerry's Tandine
Peter Rabbit visits Jerry Muskrat at the Smiling Pool on a rainy morning. They chat about school, chores, and plans while Jerry reveals a new little landing he is building. The tale blends friendship, curiosity, and gentle humor in a forest setting.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Mrs. Peter
Briar Patch
Briar
Jerry Muskrat
Paddy the Beaver
Terry Muskrat
Jerry
Mello
Terry
Maniac Gunman in Saloon Slaying and Suicide
In a Sunday incident at Wiggins saloon 910 Eighth Avenue a man known as Charley Chaplin shot Lillian Wood and May Clark, then killed himself. Wood was wounded, Clark injured, and Detective James Brady assisted. the shooter Epp, a restaurant fireman, died at the scene.
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Wilkinsla
Eighth Avenue
Potoroy
Tillan Wood
Polyclinic Hospital
May Clark
West Forty-second Street
Wiggins
Epp
Charley Chaplin
Lil
May” Clark
Lillian Weed
Paul C. Brandenburg
James T. Brady
Inspector Underhill
Dorothy
Automat
Ub West Fiftieth Street
Suicide verdict in Forest Hills Inn guest death
Clarence Elder of Los Angeles was found dead in his Forest Hills Inn suite bathroom. Autopsy by Dr. Howard W. Neail declared death a suicide by self-inflicted throat cutting, contradicting inn manager Mrs. Hawley who had attributed the death to apoplexy. Elder, 47, had recently married and traveled east to visit his mother at the hotel.
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Forest Hills Inn
Guest
Clarence Elder
Los Angeles
Cal
Forest, Hills Gardens
Queens
Howard W. Neail
Neail
Hawley
Heatten
Forest Hilla
Elder
Divorced Actor Wallace Eddinger Wins Decree in White Plains
Actress Ivy Vililindrer obtained an interlocutory divorce from Wallace Eddinger, actor, at White Plains Supreme Court. Judge Tompkins signed the decree June 7 after testimony about secretive private detective involvement. Eddinger, once a child star in Little Lord Fauntleroy, has long played mature roles. no children were listed.
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Mra
Ivy Js. Lon
Dee
Wallace Eddinger
West Fifty-seventh Street
Supreme Court
Tompkins
White Plains
Weather Report Sunrises and Temperature Outlook
Fair today with little change in temperature expected tomorrow. Official record notes temperatures over the past 24 hours, with general conditions across Washington and the northern regions showing near normal to above normal readings. Rain and showers projected for Michigan and southern Ontario, while New York and New England face generally fair to partly cloudy skies.
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Bam
Degeena
Washington
North
Pacific
Mockey
Rocky Mountainn
Lake Regi
Mininaiypi
New York
New Wingland
Special Bathing Suits Sale at $15.60 After Discount
A store advertises 200 satin and taffeta bathing suits with prices from 22.50 to 92.50, now cut to 19.50 and an extra 20 percent off to 15.60. Describes styles in midnight blue black and brown, with piping and satin trims, plus novelty silk options. Also mentions vacation trunks at 20 percent off.
Special lot of fine Handkerchiefs for women
Handkerchiefs advertised in odd lots include Pure Irish linen edge tapes and hemstitching. Prices start at 28 cents each with six for $1.60, including 20 to 200 percent discounts. Main floor Old Building.
Pierrette Slip-In Girdle For Outdoor Sports
The Pierrette corset style girdle for golf tennis and walking is a slip in light durable plastic with side loops and a front lace to prevent stretching. Priced at 8.50 after 20 percent deduction it costs 6.80 at the third floor Old Building.
Wanamaker Bookshelf and Summer Service Offers
We offer weekly new books by type or popular picks and can arrange subscriptions to any periodical while you are away. Also available is Cameo candy by the box with options for surprise shipments or fixed orders priced at $2 a pound.
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Wanamaker
The
Tribune
Satinette Skirts for Women Debut at 7.75
A local store highlights new satinette skirts priced at 7.75 with a 56.20 after a 20 percent deduction. It notes two fresh models, one with a shirted front and pockets and another with buckled pockets, praised for laundering and satiny texture, suitable for outdoor wear.
Fourth of July Candy Boxes at Eighth Gallery
A large flat box packed with patriotic sweets includes 1 pound chocolate marshmallows 1 pound assorted chocolates 1 pound gum drops hard candy sticks 2 pounds gum and 2 packages of fireworks. Sold for 2.50 dollars at Eighth Gallery New Building.
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Eighth Gallery
New Bldg
Lead and Stone Garden Furniture From Old World Sources
From many points of the Old World Aw Quatrieme gathers bits of stone and lead furniture for gardens. Read descriptions of marble vases, lead urns, antique stone baskets, and a marble fountain with prices ranging from $70 to $1,200.
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England
Auction items in New Building Gallery offer garden figures
A catalog page lists shell scenes with small heads, a rose base priced 319 Old lead amorini baskets for plants or bird baths at 95 each, sandstone tulip vases at 409 the pair, modern lead cranes among garden inns at 225 each, lead urns with goats heads at 550 a pair, a lead boy statue on a ball at 475, and Oriental rugs at 20 percent off in the Third Gallery, New Building.
Lamps for Summer Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Five day sale on lamps with 20 percent off across many styles. Graceful glass oil lamps priced from 11 to 12.50, oak wired lamps from 10 to 12, wicker floor lamps up to 72, mahogany electric lamps from 20 to 175, bamboo shades 3 to 5, parchment shades and iron reproductions featured in the New Building gallery with prices 85 to 110.
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Japan
New
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Morgan Line
North River
Lower Manhattan
Mott Haven
New York, New Haven & Wartford Railroad
Consignees
Hartford
Fall River
New Bedford
Lawrence
New England
Morgan
New Haven Road
Atlantic Highlands
Red Bank Keansburg
Matawan
Keyport
Middletown
Jersey Central Traction Company
Jerey Resorts
Kosova
Vernon Howe Bailey
Woman’s Committee
Serbian Child Welfare Association
Kossovo
Vaudeiliv
Hotel Majestic
William Jay Schieffelin
William G. Rockefeller
Colgate Hoyt
Jon Hittington Hooker
Lyttleton Fox
Frederick W. Longfeltow
Frank Doubleday
Gordon Knox Bell
Harold C. Whitman
Sy van Rennselaer
Alicia, du Pont
Misa Florence Waterbury
Bedtime
By Thornton W. Burgess
Jerey Muskrat
T W Burgess
Tandine
Abhner
Maniac
Girl
Peter Epp
Iddinger
Weather Report
Seventh Gallery
New Building
Philadelphia
Lexington
Theanal
Little
O. D
Cretonnes
Fourth Gallery
Charles
Tannenhureianen Genprehtapienes
First Gallery
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