Vast Catholic Parade Draws Crowds Before Archbishops
Forty thousand to sixty thousand lay Catholics marched in a centenary parade before Archbishop Farley as Cardinal Logue and other bishops watched from St. Patrick's Cathedral. The display, likened to a national demonstration of faith, prompted praise from Cardinal Logue and a chorus of cheers as Major General Barry reviewed the line.
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ST. Patrick's Cathedral
Cardinal Logue
Archbishop Farley
Farley
Colton
Ishop Browne
McCready and Hayes
J. W. Lewis
D. J. McMackie
Admiral Dewey
America
Barry
Democratic Club
New York
Bailey Leads in Texas Democratic Delegates Race
Early returns from Dallas show United States Senator Joseph W. Bailey ahead with 19 181 votes to Cone Johnson's 123 415 from 18 precincts. By 11 Selock 423 precincts reported Bailey 73 115 to Johnson 62 4 (note: text contains OCR artifacts).
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Dallas
Tex
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Cone Johnson
Selock
Bailey
Johnson
Spaniard stabbed by Trinidadian rivals in midtown attack
Joseph Maugg a 32 year old Spaniard of 524 West 45th street lies in Roosevelt Hospital with a back wound as two men Bernardo Tra and Lewis Landis bound him to a chair and stabbed him after promising to obtain money for a mail order business. Maugg, a porter for E B Meyrowitz, reported they took shop keys then tied his mouth before fleeing. He was later freed after an hour by Elizabeth Schultz who heard him.
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Joseph Maugg
West 45Th Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Ecc
Trinidad
West 47Th Street
Mauge
E. B. Meyrowitz
West 42d Street
Bernado Tra
Lewis Landis
West 59Th Street
Meyrowitz
Elizabeth Schultz
Blaze Traps Firemen In Warren Street Cellar
A stubborn fire on Warren Street last night overpowered a dozen firefighters. Gas in the cellar caused the blaze near No 18, where Sperry and Alexander workers spotted flames. Fire officials entered the cellar, were driven back, and several rescuers were overcome before all were saved.
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Warren Street
Sperry & Alexander
Neal & Brinker
Brinker
Frank Conroy
Robert Burnett
Lawyer Hurt After Horse Rears Into Car Window
John B. Schuchman a lawyer living at 126 East 12th Street was thrown from his carriage into the window of a Lexington Avenue car at Lexington Avenue and 117th Street when his horse frightened by an automobile. He and seven year old Ethel Douglass of 2467 Seventh Avenue were injured and taken to their homes.
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East 12Th Street
Lexington Avenue
117Th Street
Mr. Schuchman
Ethel Douglass
Seventh Avenue
Auto driver’s quick wit saves party from rail crossing crash
In Hackensack on May 2 Charles Lee Taylor and Walter Gilson, proprietors of the Martinique hotel in Manhattan, saved Dorothy Taylor and Annie Pratt from death at a West Shore Railroad crossing. Taylor steered as an express train neared, guiding the auto aside and narrowly avoiding collision. the car struck a glancing blow and wrecked. Dorothy Taylor was bruised, Gilson cut, others less hurt. all were brought to New York homeward bound from Cornwall-on-Hudson.
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Hackensack
N. J
Charles Lee Taylor
Walter Gilson
Manhattan
Dorothy Taylor
Annie Pratt
Miss Taylor
Nova Scotia
West Shore
Little Ferry
Taylor
Gilson
Wishich
New York
Mr. Taylor
Met
Cornwall -on-Lie-Hudson
Queens Officials Resign Amid Gresser Reforms
Three Queens Department heads quit to work under new borough president Lawrence Gresser. They are Matthew J. Goldner of Public Buildings and Supplies, Joseph H. De Bragga of Sewers, and Lucien Knapp of Street Cleaning. Grand Jury urged an internal probe into graft amid Kissena Park reports, with indictments expected by some but not delivered. A Monday conference planned among reform advocates to pursue grafters.
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Lawrence Gresser
Matthew J. Goldner
Joseph H. de Bragga
Lucien Knapp
Goldner
de Bragga
Knapp
Gresser
Queens Grand Jury
Hughes
Queens
Kissena
Morse Victory Ends Bankruptcy Case for Charles Morse
Settlement with Charles A. Hanna receiver of the National Bank of North America yields nearly 250000 in cash and securities to dismiss bankruptcy proceedings. The March 13 action alleged 208321.25 owed and stock transfers to two clerks. Judge Holt had delayed action. amendment terms and costs discussed.
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Charles W. Morse
Charles A. Hanna
National Bank of North America
Morse
Hanna
Fourteenth Street Bank
Mr. Morse
Col Stewart Remains in Command at Fort Grant Arizona
Washington May 2 Colonel Stewart of the coast artillery the army officer assigned to command an abandoned post until retirement arrives has received new orders from the President He will continue indefinitely his command of Fort Grant Arizona where he was sent last September after refusing to retire A Florida protest prompted a reversal to move him to St Augustine but the President countermanded that order and he stays at Arizona The case followed protests from Floridas Senators with no further explanation given
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Washington
Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Arizona
Friends of
St. Augustine
Ila
Florida
New Christian Science Bylaw Promotes Peace
Boston May 2. The First Church of Christ Scientist adopts a bylaw urging members to promote peace on earth, without forming outside organizations. Mothers Church and branches are instructed to promote mankind's welfare by demonstrating divine rules rather than joining peace societies.
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First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Haden
Congress Sets Two Currency Conferences Next Week
The Republican House will hold two conferences next week. Tuesday night will cover financial legislation while Friday night focuses on other measures including Sherman anti trust law amendments and injunction regulation. Speaker Hepburn chairs the currency conference, with leaders confident of a majority backed bill.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House of Representatives
Hepburn
Currency Commission
Vreeland
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Watson
Allves
Civic Federation
Townsend's Position Stirs GOP Rifts in House
Washington May Townsend of Michigan, a key backer of the Hepburn rate law funding, leads bolters against the Republican organization and opposes party leaders. He claims to fight for measures, not men, and criticizes the Payne anti injunction bill while urging support for the President's labor relief proposals pending proper consideration.
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Washington
Townsend
Michigan
House
Sary
Payne
Civic Federation
Mer. Littlefield
Arrest in Uptown Pawnshop Thief Nabbed for 2500 Jewelry
Detectives arrested Charles Williams, a Negro, after a theft of jewelry valued at 2500 from Mrs. Francis Forbes at 8 West 56th Street. The robber was traced via a stolen-goods list and recovered within an hour. Williams admitted visiting the house and gave an address on West 52d Street.
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Charles Williams
Francis Forbes
West 56Th Street
Forbes
Williams
West 52d Street
Twelve May Be Killed in Chicago Plant Disaster
Five bodies were recovered from the Chicago Reduction Company's plant ruins after an explosion and fire at 39th and Iron streets. The death toll rose to six with seven unaccounted for. twenty five total dead, injured, or missing. Six naphtha tanks were largely full at the time. Fire crews cooled debris as search resumed.
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Chicago
Chicago Reduction Company
39Th
Iron Streets
Ficials
Two youths Steal Trolley Car From Ridgewood Station
Two young men stole a trolley car from Ridgewood station of Brooklyn Rapid Transit early yesterday and chased by Detective Gunnard ran it a mile to Broadway and Halsey street where they abandoned it. One was captured after a long chase. the other escaped. The prisoner identified himself as Frank Palmentier of 167 Palmetto Street.
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Ridgewood
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Broadway
Halsey Street
Gunnard
Frank Palmentier
No. 167
Palmetto Street
Taxicab fractures boy's skull in city crash
Bradford Crandall ten years old of 12 East Mth street was struck as he crossed Sixth avenue at West 32d street last night. Albert Pohan of 71 West 61st street, driver of the taxi, faces assault charges as the boy with a fractured skull and broken arm was taken to Roosevelt Hospital. Heemay die.
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Bradford Crandall
East Mth Street
Sixth Avenue
West 32d
Albert Pohan
West 61St Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Heemay
Chicago golfers build private railroad to golf links
Chicago May 2. Glen View Country Club members plan a private forty mile railroad to speed travel to the links. Four miles already completed. The club includes some of Chicago's wealthiest business and professional men.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Glen View Country Club
Governor says closing canteen saved veterans thousand
In an interview Governor Cochrane of the Santa Monica Soldiers' Home noted that closing the canteen saved the veterans $1000 last year. Denver rail line construction begins with ceremony at Argo as Denver to Laramie to Seattle plan outlined.
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the Tribune
San Francisco
Cochrane
Santa Monica
Denver-Seattle
Denver
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway
Argo
Laramie
Wye
Seattle
Delegates Chosen for Republican National Convention
Delegates totaling 136 have been chosen to attend the Chicago convention on June 16, bringing total selections to 726, just under three quarters of the 930 delegate limit. Taft leads with 348 delegates, Knox 68, Hughes 53, Cannon 46, Fairbanks 24, La Follette 5, Foraker 2, and 145 uncommitted. Contests involve 52 seats. Taft currently has 46.5 percent of the elected delegates.
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Tribune
Republican National Committee
Taft
Knox
Hughes
Virginia
Cannon
Fairbanks
la Follette
Foraker
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