Mayor allows Goldwater to stay as health chief
Washington reports Secretary Daniels orders Navy observers to investigate Fore River and San Francisco shipyard parts shipments to Canada. The probe tests Schwab Bryan accord limits on submarine component production. In New York, Mayor Mitchel agrees with Mount Sinai Hospital trustees to extend Health Commissioner Dr S S Goldwater’s tenure until a successor is found.
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Washington
Trib
Fore River Gigbuilding Company
Quincy
Union Tron Works
Sanisco
Lara
Schwab
Ing Nut
Tere River
Fr Francisco
Canada
Fastion
Secreary Bryan
Charles M. Schwab
Sto
Bat Bryn
Readian Ox European
Sid
Toe River Shipbuilding Company
Eee
Maus
Necesairy
Thetate Department
Lshusy
United States
State Department
Bethlehem Steel A
Union Iron Works Tancisco
Eariieh
England
Hostom
Seattle
Stece
Yael
Secre- Au Besan
Nee- Hmatt
Boston Yard
EES
Enel
Fore River Shipbuilding Aay
New York
South
Tribune
Com- Sahib
Snow ! Ie
Mitchel Han
Mount Sinai Hospital
Goldwater
Advic
Roosevelt heirs face reduced legacies from long trust
Theodore Roosevelt Jr was named guardian for his grandchildren Grace Green Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt III who were reported to receive $4,000,000 from Theron R. Butler's estate. The guardian has cut their legacies to $1,300, allocating $100 to his son and $1,200 to his daughter.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Sol
Grace Green Roosevelt
Thodore Roosevelt
Theron R. Butler
Yesterd
Cohnlan
Mr. Roosevelt
Morgan Robertson Sea Writer Dead in Atlantic City Hotel
Morgan Robertson, noted sea writer and poet, died in his Alamac Hotel room in Atlantic City from an overdose of paraldehyde after a nervous collapse. Born in Oswego in 1861, he lived at 149 West Thirty fifth Street New York, wrote sea tales and works like Futility Angels Fear to Tread and Shipmate Peck, and helped pioneer periscope invention. He married Alice M Doyle in 1894 and spent early years at sea before turning to writing.
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Atlantic City
Cooper Institute
Oswego
Robertson
Tim
Kipling
Dickens
Thackeray
Alice M. Doyle
New York
W Hale
West Thirty
Fifth Street
Coe Baby Moves to Hunt Father Missing Oil Man
Boston March 24 plan for a final appeal to missing oil man Henry Clarke Coe was paused due to the four day old baby Helen Coe. A moving picture company could film the child later to aid the search. A letter from San Francisco suggested Coe might be in that city. a woman there recognized his photo among travel posters.
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Joe
Mebane
Boston
Henry Clarke Coe
Moving Picture Company
Hipition
Coe
Helen
Helen Virginia Ainslee
San Francisco
Con
Palace
Billings
Mont
Nock
Palm Sunday Weekend Tour Ad Promises Atlantic City Fun
Palm Sunday weekend tour advertised for Saturday March 27 offers $11 to $14 packages including rides. The notice lists contact Madison 7290 and mentions the Palmy line up with Palm Leaning references and a joke about Mitchel considering a candidacy.
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Atlantic City
Wargenta
Phone Madison
Widow pensions move clears Assembly vote in New York
Hill McCue mothers pension bill passes the Assembly 129 to 0 with broad cross party support. Governor Whitman expected to sign after Senate approval, creating county and city boards to fund care for destitute widowed mothers rather than housing children in institutions. Local leaders, women’s groups, and lawmakers praise plan to conserve resources and aid families at home.
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Albany
Whitman
New York City
Boards of Supervisors
Board of Estimate
A. E. Smith
Hinman
Frank Krewster
Rochester
Martin G. McCue
Brewster Wan
Comstock
Orleans
Conkling
New York
Muess
Allen
Grant
Lewis
Knight
Wyoming
London
Dutchess
Wiltse
Cortland
Hannah Finstein
Sophie Irene Loeb
Samuel 8. Koenig
Charles Wehitman, Jr
Govenor Whitman
Lillian J. Ward
Henry Street
Illinois
Clarence
Volumn
Mrs Davis Sues Over $1 Million Bequest From Egypt Collector
Mrs Annie B Davis widow of Theodore M Davis petitions in Superior Court to enforce a $1,000,000 bequest from her late husband’s Egyptology collection to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The will leaves $100,000 to Mrs Davis and a life interest to Mrs Emma Andrews. Davis contemplated raising the bequest to $1,000,000 if dower waiver was signed.
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Newport, i I
Lnte
Theodore M. Davis
Anonhotep IV
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Annie B. Davis
Davia
Emma B. Andrews
Washington
Devin
Davin
Miami
Fla
Bryan
Dayin
Andrews
Davis
Billies
Atelantic City
Nighttime abduction on Harlem River bridge reported
Abraham Sklar of 614 East 18th Street told Bronx police that at midnight a tall, elegant woman on the Willia Avenue Bridge was approached by two masked men who forced her into a waiting automobile and sped away. The incident shocked a quiet night as the car fled.
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Willia Avenue
Harlem
Abraham Sklar
East 18Th Street
Bronx
Never Saw Rae Tanner Before in Fraud Hearing
In a U S District Court hearing, Rae Tanner is referenced in a fraud case involving James W Osborne. The absence of Oliver Osborne sparked debate as Rose Dora and Franklin D Safford identify Osborne as Oliver, while Osborne and Mrs Osborne deny the charge amid a crowded courtroom and public scrutiny.
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Rae Tanner
Oliver
Oliver Oxhorne
United States Commi
Osborne
Rose
Dora
Franklin D. Safford
Kensington
Plainfield
N. J
James W. Osborne
Oliver Osborne
W.T. Kitchen
Tanzer
Roland J. Molineux
James W., Jr
United States
Wood
Witnes
Mall
United States District Court
Sons
Houghton
Presbyterian Hospital Moves Up To Ball Park Site
The Presbyterian Hospital has secured an option to purchase the former American League Baseball Park grounds bounded by Broadway Fort Washington Avenue 160th and 161st Streets. The move reflects a long pursued expansion linked to gifts from John Stewart Kennedy and Edward S. Harkness and ties with Columbia University and the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Construction work includes rock removal and a retaining wall along Fort Washington Avenue.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Washington Heights
Fark
Broadway
Fort Washington Avenue
160Th
Park and
Wadison
Seventieth
Seventy-firsts
Weds Oif
Henides
King
Gene Crows
Avenue A
Betwen
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Lovch
Far Washington Avenue
16Rth
Transfer of Mayo House in Brooklyn to Lawyer F Leon Shelp
A Brooklyn property at Street, owned by J Mayo and occupied by Lois Dudley, was transferred yesterday to lawyer F Leon Shelp of ILL Broadway. He filed the papers at the Register's office and declined to discuss the matter, stating he believes Mrs Dudley will remain in the house and that she will not be disturbed.
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Street
Brooklyn
J. Mayo
Lois Dudley
Mayo
F. Leon Shelp
Ill Broadway
Half Million Troops Massed in Trentino Border
Vienna reports 600000 Austrian troops assembled in the Southern Tyrol and Trentino. Villages evacated, frontier fortifications strengthened, inhabitants watched as fear of invasion grows. Intelligence warned across the frontier. Italy aims to secure access to the Adriatic.
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Trentino
Cntite
L Ondon
Rome
the Daily News
Tyrol
Susane
Lake Garda
Rovere
Italy
Daily Chronicle
Prince von Bulow
Great Britain
Straits
Constantinople
Balkan States
British airmen sink submarine in German dockyard
Rotterdam reports that British aviators raided Antwerp and destroyed one submarine and badly damaged another at Cockerill shipyard Hoboken. Flight Lieutenant Crossley Meares ditched in Holland due to engine trouble and was interned at Groningen. Damaging fire and anti aircraft defenses met the raid as English planes struck from 300 feet over the docks.
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Rotterdam
Antwerp
Cockerill
Hoboken
Crossley-Meares
Desenna
Holland
Keingen
Zeeland Islands
Groningen
Taube
Apparrow
Ehaa
Submarine Factory Damaged in British Raid
London reports the British Admiralty says airmen participated in a raid today against German marines at Hoboken near Antwerp. The account notes bad weather hindered operations and mentions continuation on page five.
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London
Skaues
Hoboken
Antwerp
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