Wallstein accuses Lieut Brown of perjury in Ruth Cruger case
Commissioner Wallstein lodged an accusation of false testimony against Detective Lieutenant William Brown at the Ruth Cruger missing person inquiry. He urged four other officers including Francis Stainkamp, Francis McGee, John Flannelly, and Lt. Brown’s errant handling be examined for negligence.
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Wallstein
Lieut. Brown
Ruth Cruger
Leonard M. Wallstein
Swann
William Brown
Nalvely
Mr. Wallstein
Brown
Arthur Woods Ther Brown
Francis A. Stain- Kamp
John J. Flannelly
Francis McGee
4Th Branch Detective Bureau
4Th Branch Bureau
Cruger
Alfredo Cocehi
Manhattan
New York
Arch
fGriber
Francis
Heainkamp
Poth’ Creger
Nurth
Enly
Seid
John Wiservily
Louise
Mer
Woods
la Rue
Bened Detective Bureau
Stubs
Taffie Court Stein
Commi Attice
Swann offers Mrs Humiston post on white slave inquiry
Grace Humiston, famed for solving Ruth Cruger case, was offered a Deputy Assistant District Attorney post by District Attorney Swann after a conference. She weighs the offer amid other ventures with philanthropic backing, aiming to help fight the white slave trade while an extra branch court may be opened through July and August. Swann hopes her official role would bolster the crackdown alongside Deputy ADA James E Smith as the Cruger inquiry continues.
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Grace Humiston
Ruth Cruger
Swann
Hamiston
Manhattan
Humiston
Er. Swann
Suffragists Plan Push After White House Protests
Suffragists to continue demonstrations before the White House despite arrests. Alice Paul, leader of the Woman's Party, notes volunteers will come to Washington to aid. Police say arrests were to protect participants from hostile crowds, with six jailed yesterday for obstructing sidewalks.
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White House
Washington
Wilson
Tise Alice Paul
Woman's Party
Polien
Irne Calderhead
Wichita
Kan
Elisabeth Stuyvesant
New York
Girl in Potters Field Identified After Year By Dress
Revelations in the Cruger case led Mrs Hermanna Hoskorn of Hoboken to identify her seven year old daughter Gizina’s clothing at Bellevue morgue. Gizina disappeared June 16, 1918, and Hoskorn believed white slavery was involved. Investigators linked a body found July 2 near Morton Street, North River, to the case. Hoskorn recalled her daughter’s high school graduation and business college studies. She said a Jersey City man had claimed knowledge of Gizina and taken her to various places. The Jersey City and Hoboken police say they were not promptly informed of the disappearance or the recovery.
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Daily Record
Wallstein
Francis Meyer
Leonard M. Wallstein
McGee
Wallstelien
Motier
Wallstean
Sioner
Ruth Cruigers
Hermanna Hoskorn
Hoboken
Gizina
Brllevue
Mes Oskern
Minx Hoskern
Cruger
Ruth Cruger
New York
North River
Morton Street
Theo Yneke
Waldron
Onne
Grate Dohee
Jersey City
Hoskoes Hind
Washington Square
Fifteenth Annual Dinner Brings Laughter Despite Blue Room Setting
An American humor gathering in the Blue Room of McAlpin Hotel ends in merriment as Ed Oliver hosts and editors James A Waldron and others deliver toasts. Poets and one time stars from Nash ville to Yonkers share verses, with several performers stumbling yet keeping spirits high.
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McAlpin
Ed” Oliver
Janes A. Waldron
Humoriste
Sesson
Dino Merrit
Nashville
Vooday
Iil
Exe
Pictured in Movies Mrs Humiston Sues for Damages
Grace Humiston sues for 2000 dollars alleging her image used in a film harms her reputation and subjects her to public contempt. She seeks an injunction to prevent further publicity and asserts her charitable work and dignity are violated by the distribution and caption “Woman lawyer sees Kath Crager mystery.” Justice Tierney to hear the motion today.
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Grace Huminston
Cringne
Lay
Supreme Court
Universal Filey Manufact
Wong Company
Humiatus
Humepton
Simeian
Universal Company
Cape Tian
Kath Crager
Tierney
Unclear list of political names and offices
Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster of names and titles from New York and Ohio political or organizational figures. It mentions Douglas Malinch, Clair A. Krigge, Samuel T. Kiser, Edgar A. Guest, and Edward A Miller among others, with vague references to treasurer and executive committee roles. The source lacks coherent events or dates.
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Tenes. Com
Coney
Vierit
Dag N. Darling
Winbupes
Eccretars
Tex York
Douglas Malinch
Clair A. Krigge
New York
Tritine
Samuel T. Kiser
Dayto Ohier
Edgar A. Guest
Detroit Fi Press
Charles A. Leeds
Councetown
Ohio
Edward A Miller
Ohi
New Ferry Opens on Sound Sound in Oyster Bay Greenwich
The new ferry service on the Sound connecting Oyster Bay to Greenwich opens tomorrow with notable attendees Andrew Carnegie and Colonel Roosevelt. Carnegie long pushed for a ferry, recalling a time twenty five years ago when he had to charter a boat for 250 dollars to transport his team of horses.
Governor Whitman Commutes Major Death Sentences
Albany June 28 Governor Whitman commuted to life imprisonment the death sentence of William McNamara for the January 1914 murder of Gregorio George at Dobbs Ferry hired by the wife who sought the life insurance. The governor also commuted the death sentence of another inmate due to trial betrayals and a coerced marriage motive.
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Albany
Whitman
William McNamara
Gregorio George
Dobbs Ferry
McNamara
George
Railway Transfers Hearing Sparks Contested Figures
A Public Service Commission hearing on Third Avenue Railroad's 2 cent transfers case grew heated as commissioners challenged the railroad's figures. Expert Connette and others faced cross examination over property valuation and accounting methods, with disagreements on current replacement costs and the adequacy of income for valuation. The session adjourned to July 2.
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Public Service Commission
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Charles 5. Hervey
Alfred A. Conk
Cempant
Edward 5
Connette
Woad
Hol
Pany Aeni
Ransom
Jnsel
Louse
Upstate Commission
Third Avenue Company
Sie
Public Service Commington
Theompany
Dhidge Ransom
Ing Tates
Transfe
Coanette Jnrge Ronson
Mercy
Young Women Run Equitable Lifts with Skill of Veterans
Two young women, Edith Wertz and Miss Kellerlene, worked as elevator operators at the Equitable Building on an Equal Day. They wore Equitable caps and carnations, guided passengers with practiced ease, and were paired with a male starter to reassure riders. After one week of instruction, supervisor Charles T. Coley praised their readiness, noting the pair handle doors and calls with confidence and work hours from 8 am to 6 pm.
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Min
Edith A. Werte
Misher Keller
Equitable
Miss Wertz
Kellerlene
Charles T. Coley
Arichiello Not Baff Slayer Refusal Reveals No Names
Cardinale asserts Arichiello is not Baff's killer and refuses to reveal shooter names, citing protection of suspects. He says he and his clients are not shielding anyone, while witnesses challenge his motives amid a murder trial tied to the Washington Market case and Barnet Wat slaying. The defense and prosecution clash over identity, with trial adjourned to resume next meeting.
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Antonio Cardinale
Joseph
Jacob Aeham Graff
Washington Market
Barnet Wat
Joseph Adhll
Ty Wittle Tett-Nanded
Guna
Bat
Ariehielis
Swann
Frank Mell
Joseph Cohen
Shelvoi
Cardinale
Italy
Moxa
Sam
Bela
Aricitiello
Mr. Moss
Walter K. Dewel
Arichiille Sheeias
O'Malley
Tomphing
Mellie Renahotaneg
David Jacobs
Tragedy at Lake Winnisham School in Cottage Death
Black Richards head teacher at the Lake Winnisham school for the feeble minded was found dead from a throat cut in a cottage by the lake. Assistant matron Miss Elizabeth Suess and teacher Miss Dorothy Davis were found severely wounded in the same cottage. Morris P. Bradford, a manual training teacher, surrendered to police and was held for investigation.
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Laconia
Ais
Black Richards
Lake Winnisham
Elizabeth Suess
Dorothy Davis
Morris P. Bradford
Bradford
Larkin Freed on Disorderly Condor Charge in Ridgewood
Larkin, a man said to be a social figure, faced disorderly conduct accusations after speaking at a Socialist meeting in Ridgewood last Saturday. Magister Doyle discharged him yesterday in Jamaica police court citing police notes as faulty and unclear.
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Larkin
Ridgewood
Magistee Doyle
Jamaica
Doyle
Ruth
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Flannelly
Wiliam Brown
Fourth Branch Detective Bureau
Alfred M. Brown
Anna T. Brown
Edward M. Wills
Lieutenant Brown
MT. Wilt
Burea
Genevet
Alfred M Brown
Volice
Lagarentie
Exen
Lagn Tenne
Helen Cruger
Mrs. Humiston Post
Aidin
Ring
Mrs. Humiston
Mra
Cocehi
Maria Cocehy
Harlem
Alfred J. Tulley
Wadhams
Cocchi
Telley
District Attorney's Office
Police Department
William Harman Flack
Weahington
Lanzing
Polk
Coceh Detves
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Ninth Avenue
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SPI
Cammierloner Walletein
Benanil
Stuiskemp
Huthinger
By Briggs
Ted
Tee
Rea" Tee
Kee
Sir Sev
John
Tau Wren
Hello Central
Woman’s Party
Fonday
Brealfist
Potters
Greenwich
Conn
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Jarza
Klavat
Rhayat
Jorra
Sacra
Prosperity Bulletin
Alfred Decker and
Cohn
Chicag
Third Avenue
Cook
Oscar S. Straus
Straus
Me. Veok
Jobo Blin
Flint
Arichiello
Baff
Moss
Gumnmen
Vader
David
Jacobs
Joe Cohen
Ipplite Green
Evan
Joe Coker
Gaetano Reng
Carmine di Paote
Joel Affarone
Jack Rissote
Los Angeles
Vian
de Oetives
Jersey
Dickson
Ukeleles
Ukase
Mitchel
John C. Lane
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pacific
Hearn School
Hearn Department Store
Trenton
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Willibe Dickson
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