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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
18
Railways destroy absence and journeys mean bodily discomforts but Cros Luggage offers travel comfort with a Toilet Case for women in colored Morocco leather. The kit includes a celluloid hair brush holder tooth prwiler bottle delve jar snap bow and more priced at 8 50 with a 744 big size at six inches.
Heavy gold plate belts with sterling letter blocks sell for 2.50, detachable strips in calfskin range 1.50 to 2.50, a 14 karat gold buckle with two or three initials and belt runs 17.00. Watch guard offers one initial sterling silver with belt chain at 2.00. Black satin belt with covered buckle and toe of black ther belts with brass or nickel buckles start at 1.00.
An English design week end suit case described with black enamel cloth covering and leather bound ends. Boxwood frame, reinforced corners, lined with cretonne or tan Irish linen, removable trays, inner pocket, total size about 23 by 9 inches. Price listed as $9.00 for a single unit and 75e for lettering options.
Vintage trunk description notes a 40 inch high fitted trunk with clothes-hangers for garments and gowns, drawers for apparel, a deep hat drawer with form, Seply veneer construction, green fiber covering, brown fiber binding, priced at $25.00.
Assistant Attorney General states government has evidence linking Villa forces to Huerta factions as violent unrest grinds on in the capital. U.S. officials deny Villa leadership collusion while warning of potential cross border action amid famine and looting fears.
A garbled late edition item portrays Huerta's calm while foes scheme against him. The fragments reference La Pare, Texas, and a June event, with scattered names like Grater and Frol Vietwrynen, though exact actions remain unclear.
A fragmentary report describes General Muerte and others plotting amid rumors of a new Mexican government. It notes alleged meetings with General Vurbide supporters, fear of intervention, and plans to move the army across the border. The piece mentions Villa and Lombarda as context for tensions.
A fatal highway collision near Newark injures and kills multiple people. A teenage girl dies after the auto crash while another passenger, a two to four year old, is reported dead on street near Uijnles Avenue. Authorities detain the driver at the scene as investigations begin into the vehicle crash and surrounding factors.
In Judge Russell's court David and Maxwell Stade face a $50,000 breach of promise suit by Rae Tanger against James W. Osborne. Ex-prosecutor M W Littleton cross examines Rae Tanger's accuser Rae Tanger and Rae Tanger's letters as defense questions Oliver Osborne's identity and motives. The crowd erupts as defense claims Oliver Osborne may be a lookalike and questions the legitimacy of the Honey Bug letters.
A fragmented testimony reveals debate over whether a key aide should be indicted. Witnesses discuss the defendant’s alleged leadership and involvement in the Oliver Osborne case, with references to travel, interviews, and a midwest investigation.
Washington June 28 private manufacturers seek to employ army ordnance experts for war munitions plants. Opposing views from Army and Navy on whether an adjutant general can resign during service. Crowder says War Secretary must accept proffered retirement. McLean says Navy may accept or reject resignations. Garrison has not decided if he can reject resignations if AG rules power exists.
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne and New York prison officials denied friction over alleged mail intrusions and “trusties” at Sing Sing. Authorities said none of the mail openings involved improper acts, while a plan to transfer 94 prisoners to Great Meadow faced press scrutiny and possible inmate pushback.
Garment workers threaten a general strike if demands are unmet, seeking uniform pay for piece workers and the right to challenge discharges. They propose submitting the case to a two week deadline committee chaired by Mitchel or Lois Idrandien, while Protective Association leaders reject the move as a radical attempt to force wage and discipline changes.
In Metuchen New Jersey June 24 Mine Uleie Moohurrought and Trancis Marm duke Potter were married at the Metuchen Reformed Church. The groom will complete his journey around the globe by traveling to India and back to Frdia via San Francisco and Japan. Potter, a graduate of Oxford, taught for a year at Voorhees College in Vellore, South India.
The text describes a 1911 wedding involving Kirtgers with a 1 scholarship from Mew for work abroad. The ceremony was conducted by Rev John W danten. Attendants included Mise Rath Burroughs, Madeline Hall, Radith Crehore, and Nell Campbell Potter as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home on Middle set Avenue.
Ex Governor John M Slaton travels with a party to New York after a tense week marked by arrests in his area. Four men were released following detention. twenty six others face prosecution as state authorities plan civil court action rather than a court martial. Governor Slaton to confer with Attorney General Warren Griggs on the prosecutions with a Sunday announcement expected.
The article reports Detective Burns asserting that Frank will be freed soon from Georgia prison amid mob pressure surrounding the murder case. Governor Linton comments on the mob, while supporters insist innocence and vow to expose witnesses who allegedly perjured themselves in the state’s case.
Morning report states Charles Hokelberg of Ath Woet Fiftieth Street planned to end his life by hanging. A special delivery letter to Samuel Howat triggered Howard the patrolman to intervene. Hokelberg, 69, disclosed to Magistrate Deurl that he did not realize the risk of his plan. His friend and the patrolman arrived just in time to prevent the act.
Mrs Alice Brewer of South Orange received a reassuring message from her son Theodore G Brewer twenty years old that he would be careful while boating. A squall overturned the canoe on Kennedage Lake last night and he drowned. He was the son of the late Graham H Brower former Village President.
Exchange Incorporation proposal before the Constitutional Convention draws opposition from William Fellowes Morgan and others who argue the amendment would block proper transactions and impose unequal, obstructive rules that hinder market operations compared with other centers.
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