Osborne Demands Murphy Elimination in NY Democrats
Albany June 28 Thomas Mott Osborne, former State Forest Fish and Game Commissioner, calls for absolute elimination of Charles Francis Murphy as party leader. In a letter to John K. Sague, Osborne denounces Murphy's leadership as ignorant and corrupt, urging a modern, honest party structure to avert further defeat and save the Democratic Party in New York.
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Charles Francis Murphy
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Mr. Osborne
Berlin
John K. Sague
Democratic League
Poughkeensia
Francis A. Whield
League
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Osborne
Mr. Murphy
Ucket
Campaten
Charles F Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York
Fork
Charles F. Murphy
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Fontine Polleies
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Murphys
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Murray
Democrats
New York City
Cayuga County
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Civil Service Board Upheld Transfer Tax Appraiser Exemption
Albany June 98 The State Oil Service Commission classified the transfer tax appraiser in the State Controller's office from competitive to exempt. The Appellate Division reversed a Supreme Court ruling, holding the commission lacked authority to change the position. Twenty two appraisers face salaries from high to low across New York County and other counties.
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State Oil Service Commission
Palner
State Controller's
Supreme Court
Rud. Tih
Thoms
York County
Ematler
Assembly Passes Standards for Industrial Insurance Bills
Albany reports Assemblyman O Connor of Kings County, Independence League, pushed two industrial insurance bills to set standard forms and stop forfeiture without notice. After earlier defeats, a reconsideration was granted and the measures were brought up again. Debate followed before votes of 51 to 9 and 21 to 17 approved the bills.
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The
Tribune
Albany
Assemblyman O'Connor
Independence League
Kings County
Protection of Saloon Rights in New York Assembly Vote
The Assembly approved the Senate amendment to the Goldberg bill 77 to 38 allowing saloons five years of operation without violations to avoid building within 20 feet of a church or school. Hotels selling liquor gain the same right. Debates cited property rights and alleged blackmail tied to large hotels.
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Tpy
Tribune
Albany
Assembly
Toda
Senate
Smith
Goldbers
Merk
Mel
Fay
Attory Shere
Hoey
Sean
Grady Aids Railroad Tale in Albany Hearing
Senator Grady faces a tense Albany hearing over the Wainwright bill aimed at easing Westchester commuters on the New York New Haven Hartford line. The measure, altered from its original form after Grady opposed it, moved through committee as Wainwright pushed for final passage. Grady fought the bill, securing a delay and signaling a protracted dispute over rail rate relief.
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Trinin
Albany
Grady
Ntehty
Wainwright
Westchester
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Jews and Irish Clash Over Foreign Newspaper Clause
A legislative clash pitted Jewish and Irish Assembly members over a Payne bill that would criminalize false or misleading real estate ads in foreign newspapers. The dispute centered on removing the word foreign from the measure, with the amendment narrowly adopted by a vote of 8 to 7 amid heated debate and party alignments.
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Graubard
Heyman
Bhilvck
Spielhers
Goldbere
Goldstein
Nome
Nood
Foley
Hory
Brennan
Heyoan
Spearing
Foley, Hoey
Grady Pushes Bill to Bar Bank Concessions in NY
Albany June 28 report Senator Grady introduces a measure barring any New York banking law subject corporation from joining with another to meet non statutory requirements. He cites Clearing House actions and calls them highwayman like. Grady urges third reading immediately as Saxe criticizes. The move follows the Clearing House response to a prior reserve rule. Senate later passes Wagner conservation bill amid debate.
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the Tribune
Albany
New York Clearing House Association
Grady
Clearing House
Jacnost
Saxe
Clearing
Beneter Saxe
Tribune Alba
Senate
Wagner
Cole
Hercock
Hinman
Lace
Wainwright
Assembly Rules Committee
Assembly
Forest, Fish and Game Department
Water Supply Commission
Forest Purchasing Board
Commissioners of Water Power
Black River
Brackett
Bill Bors
Ferris
Fut
Fiackett
Patel
Deerring
Dix Prand
State Labor Department
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Pinghamton
Watertown
Couny
Ed Ag
Governor Vetoes Anti Mugging Bill and Other Measures
Gov Dix vetoed a batch of bills including the anti mugging measure by Senator Grady which would bar police from using photos or Bertillon measurements after conviction. He also vetoed an assistant to the county record clerk, a tuberculosis investigation commission, and several bills on dependent blind children dormitory beds orphaned or destitute care and attorney fees. Seventy measures signed, totaling 14 chapters for the year, ahead of adjournment.
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Grady
Dix
New York
Jackson
O'Mal
Kings County
Federal Biscuit Company consolidates 78 plants in 30 states
A proposed Federal Biscuit Company would consolidate seventy eight leading baking plants in thirty states to form a national entity. It plans centralized buying and distribution, ambitious advertising, and uniform product quality, aiming to double sales while expanding plant capacity and not closing existing facilities.
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Federal Biscuit Company
Union of America
Lars
Federal
Reynolds
National Biscuit Company
National Biscuit Country
National
New London
Detroit
Alabama
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
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Civil Service Board
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Thomas ©. Quinn
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Augusta
Lucillus A. Emery
Supreme Court of Maine
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Veto
Kings
Rosenbaum &Co
West 23Rd Street
Delaware
Charles Royce
C. D. Ross & Sons, Inc
Conn
National Bank of Commerce
Hartwell B. Grubbs
Biscuit and Cracker Manufacturers’ Company
Union Biscuit Co
St Is, Mo
Charles Royce Boss
Ell B. Grubas
G. Robinson
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Lang
Ty Lang Co
Biscuit
Wilmington
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Sereies Tindson
Henry W. Brooks, JR. &Co
Wall Street
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Naco
Australia
Canada
Great Britain
United Fruit Company
Guarantee and Trust Company
Broadway
Columbia Trust Company
Roadway
Hudson Street
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