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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

13

Morgan Wire Tap Inquiry Grows in Munition Case

A Magistrate hears testimony on a Morgan firm munitions inquiry. Only two contracts were landed amid efforts by Phillips DeWitt Morton Saltzer Wolam Dilis and others. Witnesses discuss a “crane-vine” method and a box of cigars as a share in one deal, with Seymour & Seymour named in correspondence and a handwriting expert flagging a corrected cablegram copy.

Seymour & Seymour Broadway John Doe McAdoo Humboldtihre Company Bronze Philline Sis Wxsociste Gashiere de Witt Weilian de Witt Phillips Morgan Fr William Harman Tina Kent Bleck Martin Egan Klichty Morgan Ariltles Aid Egan Lective William J. Ruens Seymour & Seymou DeWitt Morton I. Saltzer Wolam Dilis Wellman Mufford Soltier Muffora Sittean Davievalho Seltzer

Tiffany Finds Land Grant a Gold Brick

Tiffany wins land grant dispute over Long Island shore, a New York State grant gifting sea front property to his shorefront site. Oyster Bay officials challenged the grant, court ruled in town’s favor reclaiming public land, and subsequent actions left Tiffany with water frontage now owned by Oyster Bay.

Tiffany Bas New York Long Yeland Oper Oyster Hay Town Tiffany Oyster Bay Justice Callaghan Supreme Court

Striking Barbers Battle Ends After Police Captain Steps In

Police Captain John Noble of the Clymer Street station intervened when a dozen striking barbers attacked Jobe Dengler at 122 Lee Avenue Brooklyn. Noble separated the crowd, cleared the shop, and arrested one man in civilian clothes as others dispersed.

John Noble Clymer Street Jobe Dengler Lee Avenue Brooklyn Dengler Noble

Belmont Quizzed By Masses Head

Ex editor Max Eastman questions Belmont before Thompson committee about The Masses magazine and subway stand exclusion. Ward & Gow defend decision as offending religious taste. law methods to bar objectionable periodicals discussed. West Side plan and Riverside Park restoration debated by officials and witnesses.

West Side Park Head Estimate Board Committee Thompson Max Eastman Maxies Angust Belmont Interborough Fastman Belmont Subway Ward & Gow Ward Eastman Helmont Lincaln Steffens Tai Frank Moss John Dewey Columbia Percy Stickney Grant Edward MH. Sanderson Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn Amos Pinchots Jose Pastor Stakes Kasma Mra J. Sergeant Cram J. Phel Stokes Inex Mulholland Roiserain Oscar Cesare Boardman Robinson Cartodista Amoy Pinchot Franklin P. Adama Herbert Crawley the New Republic Chares P. Fueini Emilio Polini Arturo Giovanitt Adrianni Spadini Alter Lippman Em. Moss Pelmont Richard Croker Interborovitch Apkedate Andrew Freedman

Garden Fete for Teachers at National Education Association

A National Education Association convention program features a July 7 garden festival at Carnegie Hall with director John H. Patterson. Public School 50 pupils perform a cantata The Garden of Flowers and plant life films accompany the event. The piece appears in a Philadelphia Record column on love of ease.

National Education Association Carnegie Fall John H. Patterson National Cash Register Company

Hughes and T. R. Agree On Issues In Campaign

The report details Hughes and Roosevelt sharing positions on policy as they step toward the campaign. Notables including Henry Lane and Nelson Oehwaghnessy visited Hughes while Taft indicated support for Hughes and willingness to speak on the same platform if needed. The article notes potential officers for the national organization and lists several progressive and Republican figures backing Hughes.

Hughes Henry 1 Yon Mexico Nelson Oehwaghnessy Lane Wilson Frank J. Hitchcock Willcox Rimbia John McGrath Roosevelt Nelson Henry Helen Varick Roswell Women's Republican Club Clarice Phelps Dodge Colorado Springs Colorai Augustus T. Gardiner Maine A. B. Shaw the Review of Reviews Str Executive Committee Natonal Committee George B. Sheldon Illinoss Rency Trust Company Jame B. Reynolds National Organization Bridgehampton Taft Roose Garden Ity Long Island Progressive Party Mr. Hooker Candaver Republican Party Hugher ix

E H Hooker Joins Hughes Forces in Progressive Shift

E H Hooker national treasurer and finance chair joined the Hughes bandwagon claiming nine-tenths of Progressives will back Hughes. He praised Hughes and Roosevelt as forward looking on reform since 1913, urged party unity, and said Progressives have strengthened national morals while supporting the Hughes campaign.

FE. H. Hooker Progressive Party Hughes Roosevelt Hag George W. Feraingeaura Progressive National Committee Chicago Progressives Progressive State Committee Walter A. Johnson Justice Seabury Progressive County

Kansas wife beaters to stand in pillory

Kansas City police judge JH Brade received permission to erect a stone pillory in the main business district of Kansas City Kansas where men convicted of beating their wives could be chained for a determined period. He argued public shame would deter such crimes.

Kansas City Kan JH. Brade

Strike Holds Up Munitions Shipments

Allied shipments of thousands of tons of munitions were halted as the Marble Hoisting Engineers' Union led a nationwide walkout of 850 men. Sympathy came from 7,000 subway and tunnel hoisting engineers and 16,000 longshoremen. Strikers demand a 0 cent daily wage increase from their current $4 rate.

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Congress approves over 1.2 billion for next year

Congress votes more than 1.219 billion dollars in appropriations for the forthcoming fiscal year. Chairman Fitzgerald notes an intercase and deficiencies adding to the total, with army funding and Mexican border costs cited among the factors shaping the current authorization and fortification plans.

Washington Congress Pitzgerald House ‘Appropriations Committee House Fitzgerald Enal Senate

Urges All Japanese to Aid Carranza

Havana paper Delivers facsimile of a California colonist letter urging all Japanese to assist Mexico in its dispute with the United States. Also reports a collision of misfortune as Mia Charles B. R. Clark, wife of Lt. Clark, was thrown from a horse in Sayville, Long Island, severely injured after a lengthy drag.

Carranza Havana California Ty Cable the Tribune el Heraldo Mexico United States Sayville Long Island Charles BR. Clark Clark

Von Papen Named as Plot Architect in Canal Dynamite Case

In a federal trial, Cap Franz von Papen was accused by Hane Tauscher’s lawyers of engineering the Welland Canal dynamite plot. The defense argued Tauscher relied on von Papen’s word as a German gentleman, while prosecutors warned the shift in blame could affect Papen’s chances.

Welland Canal Cap Franz von Papen Germany Hane Tauchar Federal District Court von Papen Tanscher Tauscher Krupp Gun Works Mme. Gadski Herbert ©. Smyth Taucher Department of War Mr. Smyth Saya Tauscher der Golts Theovernment Reying Tauncher America Tella Defence Mexco United States

Law Makes Him Pay For Having Snakes

A court hearing notes Jacob Winkler charged for keeping snakes. He claimed he captured them at Brier and that they escaped when water was poured on the jar. Two snakes entered Irving Cohen’s apartment while two remained missing in the house. The judge set a 50 cent per snake fine, totaling two dollars, with the case linked to a Bellevue police court proceeding.

Jacob Winkler Magiatra Popedopathic Bellevue Brieroif Irving Cohen Wink

Body of War Hero Found After Rowboat Tragedy

Father identifies body at morgue as his son from Troop K gone to war. Earlier, two Newark Key brothers, Joseph aged thirteen and Philip nine, set out by rowboat. Philip body found off West Sixty fifth Street while John is missing. Family relied on the son’s earnings, and worry over his fate has strained them.

Mrr John K United

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