Police inspectors near end of trial defense
The defense for four former police inspectors Sweeney Hussey Murtha and Thomp ends with no witness testimony. The district attorney expects to finish for the people Tuesday and the jury could reach a verdict soon.
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Sweeney
Hussey
Martha
Thomspeor
Bute Seabury
Whitman
Justice Seabury
George Gordon Baitie
Wellman
To Abraham
Gilfor Murtha
Iir
John Fs. Stanchfield
Thomp
Tor J
Ution
Andi
Seabury
Sweeney If
Mall
John Kirkland Clark
George Gordon
Women March for Suffrage and Wartime News
A fragmented morning page reports women marching for suffrage alongside scattered notes on police science, a house to be razed, a drowning incident, opera plans to aid Sulzer, and various political and social items. The text also mentions wartime intrigues, gambling debates, and international affairs amid a garbled collage of headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Rio Club
Sulzer
Tribune Triumph in Cocaine Crackdown Sparks City Violence
The Tribune reports the passage of Walker anti cocaine bill with governor likely approval. A fatal shooting spree follows at Mulberry and Prince streets leaving Patrolman Heney dead and Patrolman Teare and John Rezzo critically wounded. A third victim, John Rezzo, dies, while investigation links to the Scrubby gang and Monk Eastman era rivalries.
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Milton
Mulberry Street
Wiliam J. Heney
Uikerry Street
Charles Tere
Mulberry
Prince Streets
St. Vincenta Hospital
Heney San
Teare
St. Vincent's Hospital
van Glider
Heney
John Rezzo
Spring Street
Canal Street
Tribune Campaign Persists Against Cocaine Abuse
The Tribune’s fight against cocaine abuse is honored as the Walker bill limiting its sale cleared the Senate Friday night and supporters praise the paper’s persistence. Father James B. Curry, pastor of St James’s, lauds anti cocaine legislation as a boost to public safety. Continued on eleventh page sixth column.
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Tribune
Albany
Assembly
Senate
New York City
Smith
Sulzer
Walker
The
Assembly of the
James B. Curry
St. James's
Woman Uses Auto to Flee After Looting Saloon
Pasadena May 2 A woman employed an automobile to abduct by Helen Geary seventeen after a late night clash. The thief fled in her car leaving loot valued at several hundred dollars, following a desperate encounter in Mia Geary’s home.
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Pasadena
Cal
Borgier
Mia
Geary
Helen Geary
Mutual Life Firms Disinfects To Kill Germs In Offices
The Mutual Life Insurance Company underwent a Department of Health inspection and fumigation to sanitize offices after reports of tuberculosis among staff. Officials said infection did not spread abnormally, and books were disinfected with formaldehyde after placing them upright. fumigation began in the afternoon, chosen for a half holiday to clear employees.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
Department of Health
Miss Anna Garten Saved From Deportation
A 25 year old governess from Zurich Miss Anna Garten was spared deportation aboard the steamship President Lincoln bound for Hamburg. She had received a letter from her fiancé ending their engagement and her stay was granted after friends appealed the board of special inquiry. She plans to continue in the United States as a governess.
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Bnuercesnen
Trends
Anna Garten
Zurich
President Lincoln
Hamburk
Switzerland
Board of Special
Garren
Lund
Dr Pratt Announces Immediate Facial Corrections
An advertisement declares Taw summer rates now in effect at Fore Ute Rrowaway corner 29th Bt New York. Dr Pratt promotes facial corrections with urgent, nationwide appeal.
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Pratt
New York
Old Astor House To Be Torn Down
The Astor House, a New York landmark since 1844, will close on May 29 1918 and be razed for the Broadway subway project. Alfred M. Thurston & Co. announced the decision after failing to secure a lease renewal and city easement for four subway tracks under the corner of Vesey Street and Broadway.
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Astor House
Hostiery
United States
John Jacob Astor
Astor Fortune
Ron
Alfred M. Thurston
Vesey Street
Broadway
Public Service Commission
A. H. Thurston & CO
Thurnton
Astor Estate
Auto Bolts Hits Pastor in Plainfield Bakery Crash
A noble auto owned by Jaco Fass of West Front Street ran away last night driven by William Davis. It crashed into John Wirth's bakery front, smashed a large plate glass, and knocked down Rev. W. S. McCoy rector of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. The clergyman was badly bruised and cannot preach tomorrow. The chauffeur started the car with the clutch in and could not stop.
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Ily
Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
Jaco A. Fass
West Front Street
William Davis
John Wirth
W. 8. McCoy
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Heirs of Rich Are Miners at Nanticoke Shaft
Miners Harold Vanderbilt and George F. Baker Jr of New York entered the Truesdale shaft of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western at Nanticoke on Wednesday night. E F Loomis, the company vice president, joined them as they learned coal cutting and loading, finishing the car fill and then resting in Loomis's private car after a region tour.
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Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Nanticoke
Offerals
Harold Vanderbilt
George F. Baker, Jr
New York
E. F. Loomis
Harrigan Sets Roof-to-Basement Transit Record
Mrs Nellie Harrigan of 256 West 19th street set a new time record reaching the basement of the Salvation Army Industrial Home at 185 West 48th street. While stuffing papers in a dust chute on the seventh floor she slid down the chute. the paper and incline cushioned her fall. She was taken to Polyclinic Hospital for precautionary checks.
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George Walter
Suffrage Parade Draws Massive Silent Support In New York
A 26 000 woman march from Washington Square to Carnegie Hall capped by a mass meeting shows orderly turnout in white and yellow, with 1200 police maintaining peace across Fifth Avenue. Notables watched from the reviewing stand as Rosalie Jones and Harriet Blatch spoke.
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Washington Square
Carnegie Hall
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
No. Fifth Avenue
Rosalie Jones
40Th Street
Holland House
James Lees Laidlaw
Borough of
Manhattan
Woman Suffrage Party
Union League
Washington
To & Block
S7th Street
Women's Political Union
William J. Lahey
1Th Street
James H. Gillen
Cornelius Cahalane
Plaza
John F. Dwyler
Harriot Stanton Blateh
Walter Taylor Sumner
Chicago
Margaret Foley
Mary Garrett Hay
Big Boss
Walter Hervey
Frederick Nathan
John O'Hara Cosgreave
Susan Walker Fitzgerald
Leonora O'Reilly
Rose Schneiderman
James Sherwin Crosby
William J. Schleffelin
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Rabb
Herbert S. Carpenter
Portia Willis
Sey
Clark
Featinosd
Fitthe
Jon
Reigh
Mary
London Society
Austria
Alfonso
Lon
Yuan Shih-kai
EautePort
Honey
Father Curry
Judge Swann
James A. Delehanty
Weade
Raffles
France
Young Baker
5Th Avenue
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