Monnett Loses Point in Court in Strike Plot Case
Judge Wolverton refused to quash indictments charging Frank S. Monnett former Ohio attorney general and Jacob B. Taster president of Labor's National Peace Council with conspiring to foment strikes at munition plants and ship piers. The trial next faces testimony from labor officials and plant workers linked to the alleged plan.
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Wolverton
Frank S. Monnet
Ohio
Jacob B. Taster
Labor
National Peace Council
Supreme Court
Ia Thine Mennest
Taylor
Franz Rinteler
Enland
David Lamar
Wolf
Etrik
Bush Building Taller on 42d Street Exhibition Tower
The Bush Terminal Company plans a twenty nine story exhibition building at 15 and 134 West 42nd Street. Architects Heime Corbett announced the height increase and cost, about 7000000 dollars, with ground floor stores and upper offices plus a large restaurant and hotel facilities as features. The project aims to be the world buyers headquarters.
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West 42d St
Bush Terminal Company
Heime & Corbett
Clews Secures Fifth Avenue Title Transfer
James G. Murty’s interest in a vacant Fifth Avenue block between 103rd and adjacent parcels was conveyed to Henry Clews in a deed dated November 1, 2006. The property, 201.20 by 150 feet, carried a $146,000 mortgage which has since been paid off. Clews purchased the front lot with associates for a building site. Morty, with Charles Marlalt, is reportedly missing after a Huron River canoe journey.
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James G. Murty
Henry Clews
Clews Wit Wisoelates
S Stud
Duileing Dames
Morty
Charles Maralt
Police Department Notice From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text references a police department notice with names and vague dates. The legible items include partial names and a reference to a time or date near an event. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate an official notice from law enforcement.
Conditions of Jews in Russia Painted by Israhel Hershfield
Isidore Wershfield spoke at a Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society meeting at Carnegie Hall recounting his wartime observations in Poland Galician and Russia. He described blockaded Russia cut off from world letters, relief efforts by American relatives, and aid workers connecting Jewish families despite German occupation. He claimed Jewish conditions under German rule were better than under Russian rule and argued for continued German control of occupied areas.
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Poland
Europe
Isidore Wershfield
Carenegle Hall
Hershfield
Galician
Russi
Russia
Oid Society
Russa
Germany
Estee Expelled From Exchange After Guilty Finding
Rush G Estee was expelled from the Stock Exchange for conduct inconsistent with trade principles. The ruling cited securities handling for personal gain, allowing market manipulation and higher commissions. Estee, a member of RG Eaton Co, had joined the exchange in 1912 and faced related personal controversy earlier this month involving a yacht incident in Duluth Harbor.
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Rush G. Estee
Stock Exchange
Winthrop Burr
Estoc
RG. Eaton & Co
K. RB
van Riper
Duluth
Minneapolis
Estee Iy
Columbia University
D. K. House
GO West 118Th Street
Greenwich Country
Hip
Montpelier
Gilbert Eliott & Ca
Murdered Near Spot Brother Was Slain in District Terror
In the district around Ninth Street and Ninth Avenue two Reddy brothers were killed. Martin Mart, a former saloon proprietor, is tied to the case as detectives question suspects. Hart, a saloon worker, was beaten by officers during the investigation and jailed. Fear of revenge from local gangs muted discussion of the killings.
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Avevor
Martit Reddy
Jane Reddy
Vemrt
West Fatty Seventh Street
Reddy
Martin Mart
of & Gareee
Cooney
Manning
Brads
Hart
S88
Ninth Avenue
Patrick McCabe
Everly
Gopher Garg
Revdy
Brooklyn Dimes Test of Loyalty Raisings Funds
Brooklyn authorities report a community fund drive totaling $23,229, with nearly 200,000 aided. Marjorie Sterrett started the effort in Northport, collecting small donations as residents sign up for a broader war relief appeal. Details describe multiple contributors and broad participation across families and groups.
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Marjorie Sterrett
Brooklyn
William H. Lyon
Sona
Eiighteen Rand
Northport
N.Y
American Foundry reports earnings rise in annual statement
The American Foundry Company released its annual report for the year ended April showing total profits of 4,005,350 dollars, up 080.20 percent from the prior year After deductions 2516 018 remained with 2,100 100 for a preferred dividend leaving 716 018 to common stock holders The year’s earnings match 220 percent on a 30,000 00 common stock The president Frederick Ui Eaton noted earlier that wartime contract values were 7,361,000 dollars with no other munition negotiations pending amid a prior stock surge from war news.
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Cnt
Agmin
Cor and Foundry
Frederick Ui. Eaton
Store graduates future merchants at Stern Brothers
The second commencement of Lord de Taylor’s continuation school for young employees was held yesterday afternoon. Twenty eight girls and seven boys received graduation certificates after completing courses in arithmetic spelling English hygiene business law and geography. Thirty two saleswomen from Stern Brothers departments earned certificates in the manship courses under the Department Store Education Association.
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Lord de Taylor
McMaster
Lord & Taylor
E. A. Colby
New York
Bell Randon
New York Public Schools
O Tinuation
A. H. Wilcox
New York Schools
Stern Reethers
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Red Cross Appeals for Guard Families Aid
The American Red Cross urges immediate cash contributions for families of guardsmen serving the country. The appeal, issued by Ernest P. Hicknell, emphasizes dignity and self-reliance, noting these dependents deserve support for those protecting lives and property. Send contributions to Jacob T. Vanderer, 180 East Twentyeth Street, New York City.
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Vex York
Xoldiore
American Red Cross
Ernest P. Hicknell
Jacob T. Vaxurer
East
New York City
Carolina Wins Among Fifties In Long Sound Race
Captain J C Summers reports Carolina won the interclub Sound race from Black Rock to Stamford, defeating J P Morgan’s Grayling by 13 minutes 10 seconds on a 17 mile course. Black Duck led the forties aboard Pauline not timed at finish, with other class winners including Adios and Natoma.
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J.C. Summers
George Nichols
Carolina
Harry Maxwell
J. P. Morgan
Ralph N. Bilin
Black Rock
Stamford
A. K. Bourne
Pauline
Yeaterday
Icharde
Petitor
Priscilla
Reconstruction of Civil War Era Property Sale Notice
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a preservation or property sale notice from Washington. It hints at bids, an agent, and a widow’s rights related to water or land, with names obscured. The readable items suggest a notice for a restricted auction or settlement involving sections, dates, and participants, but details are unclear.
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Clews
Hurty
Lot
ESTEE
Exchange
Brooklyn Dimes
Arriv
Walter Miller
bin Amotes
Nora Joie Merrow
Intimin Saleen
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Jessie Nchirhad
Jepaie
Detemy
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Sectee
Moses Socih Tui
Rerey Anteraiat
Ewin Kote Hemor’ Oegese
Womendijnee
Braue Pewider
Mery
Gewee
Grane
Miawes
Leal Tonkin
Wreata
Rowse
Wek
Tospan
MLB
CAR & Foundry Report
ARMY
Foemesire
Alain
Mattes
Ceed Duneas
Jonia Dinates Kenecky
Navy
Ments Anhefed
Politie Ate Eth
Asaph Ieee Toatibaa Trees
Jenne
Coast Guard
Hee Softy Lk
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Newman
Vomarcke
Mepurenet Tee
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RED Cross
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Grayling
Rouinos
MLL
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Pantie
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Ati
Gomer
Corcellua Vandertht
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Arait
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the Tribune
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City Hall Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Big Corporation
Edward J. Hogan
Woorwon Bullen
West End Av
84Th Street
Loton H. Slawson Company
Madison Avenue
Snesey
Pine Beach
New Jersey
Aay
Tewephone
Tsivarephe
Sietan
Tate Ars
Phires
New Peru
Bohol
APA Ems
Forest Hills Gardens
Sage Foundation
Wbn
Stor Forest
New York State
Entalling
East 88
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Tate Amthor B. Peston Te
Siscelias
Warhington
Kelle’ Pratt
Sechen Haas
Aperson
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REXME
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Prospect House
Griswold
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Ivy Lea Hotel
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Wate Gar
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Pacone
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Graab
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Tong Island
Maine Woods
Maine
Broadway
New York, N.Y
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Maine Central
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Enotorie
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York
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Grand View
Lake Placid, N. Y
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Mourtain House
Ith
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Lake Placid
Lake Louise
Canadian Pacific Rockies
America
Canadian Pacific Railway
Unsurposssantala Resort
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Perry
Pass
Dept
Canadian Pacific
Railway
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New
Monterey
Asbury Park, N. d
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Atrleantic City
Abr Bei
Atlantic City
Ons, Company
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Diamond A “i
New Kittatiny Delaware Water Gap
Vermont
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Tiyee
Gpongh
von Ar
Spanise
Berlitz School of Languages
AEP
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Strays
Lames Avenue
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Dalton Swimming School
West
Colcrete O Ee
Sweeney
Rheawes
Aehaale
Paine
Young
Fulton
Alon Square
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