New York Seeks Injunction Over New Jersey Sewage
Maurice Dean acting for New York asks the Supreme Court for an injunction to stop New Jersey from discharging 50 million gallons of sewage daily into New York Bay. The suit argues pollution harms health and fisheries and cites historic police and sanitary boundaries affecting the river areas.
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Washington
Maurice
Dean
York
Supreme Court of the United States
New Jersey
New York Bay
Deay
Jackson
Edward Hatch, Jr
Merchants' Association of New York
New City
Bay
New York
New J
Jersey Shore
Manhattan Island
Perth Amboy
Boyybins Reef
State Board of Health
Philipsburg
Delaware
Cubs Beat Detroit 3 0 To Move Within One Win Of Series
Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 0 in the World Series game. Summers opposed Brown with Schulte, Hofman, Steinfeldt and Evers delivering key hits. Detroit threats were stifled by Cubs defense and pitching, Brown allowing four hits with four strikeouts. Budget crowd of 12,977 paid admissions watched a muddy diamond but ideal weather.
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Detroit
Chicago
Summers
Miner” Brown
Sheckard
Cubs
Schulte
Schmidt
Bass
Chance
Detroit Battery
Steinfeldt
Hofman
Tinker
O'Leary
Winter
Evers
Brown
Leary
Crawford
Captain Chance
Joe Tinker
Short
Cobb
Kling
Joseph Tinker
Connolly
Rossman
Kiem
Rossmann
Coughlin
Innning O'Leary
Wee
Brown Wee
Cough- Tin
Herve
Dermits
New York
Jennings
Donovan
Donovar
Reinbach
Overell
Morrow
Sheckers
McIntyre
Foresman
Schaefer
Kiing
D Jones
de Weer
de Weer Nee Mente Sens Ooo
Aero
Cua
I.k2
Mpires
Klein
Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Smith
Christie
Villanova
Welch
Buckingham
Booth
Stegling
Waller
McFadyen
Cass
Dillion
Coxe
Read
McCrohan
Dillon
Eddie Holt
Sheffield
Commission to Take Baseball World Series Tickets
Chicago reports that the national commission may assume control of ticket distribution for the next world championship series. Speculators hoarded tickets for the Chicago Detroit games, leaving thousands unable to buy. Public complaints mount as attendance dropped, prompting likely drastic action to prevent repeats next year.
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Chicago
National Commission
Detroit
Commission
Dan Patch Fails to Beat Record at Lexington Trot Meet
In Lexington Kentucky October 12 Dan Patch failed to lower his 1 33 mile record pacing 126% time judged strong for his age. Uhian captured the Walper Hall Cup in straight heats while Spanish Queen faded from contention. Cayce Jones upset Milton Jr in the 2 12 pace by taking straight heats.
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Lexington
Dan Patch
Uhian
Spanish Queen
Cayce Jones
Milton &., Jr
One-Time Champion Moore Advances In City Tennis
Miss Elizabeth H. Moore advances to the semi finals of the women's singles at the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club after defeating Miss Clara Kuttroff 7 5 6 1. In doubles, Miss A Bagg and Miss G Jessup reach the semi finals with a 6 1 6 2 win over Miss Anne Hamilton and Miss S B Brown. The Fish sisters win their doubles match 6 2 1 6 4.
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Miss Moore
Hamilton Grange
Elizabeth H. Moore
Fish
FE. A. Bagg
G. Jessup
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
149Th Street
Convent Avenue
Clara Kuttroff
West Side
Miss Kuttroff
Clare Cassell
Marie Wagner
Fanny M. Fish
Alice L. Fish
Della Torre
Ailda Hamilton
M. G. Ennis
Anne Hamilton
5. B. Brown
Miss BE
A. Bagg
Golfers score well draw for cup race tie in one foursome
The first day of the Eastern Professional Golfers Association third annual championship at Fox Hills produced tight finishes and prize sharing. Morning four ball pros tied for first with best balls of seven. afternoon mixed pro ams saw Hutchinson and Reid win with 70.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
Fox Hills Links
James Norton
H. H. Barker
George Simpson
Jack Hobens
Hutchinson
Campbell
Brookline
Mke Jeffries
J. Alanin
Staten Island
the Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Varsity
Crimson
Minot
Cate
Page
Rodgers
Fish
Gilbert
Forchheimer
White
Corbett
Burr
Lesiie
Long
Racers Set for Vanderbilt Cup Start Night Draw
The October 24 Vanderbilt Cup draw on the Long Island Motor Parkway will be held at the Garden City Hotel with a dinner expected to feature William K. Vanderbilt Jr and other racing entrants. Leon Pouget will drive Harry Whitney’s Brazier. practice begins as cars arrive. top box holders and prominent figures attend. The Fort George hill international hill climb has been postponed to Election Day.
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Long Island Motor Parkway
Garden City
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harry Payne Whitney
Clifford V. Brokaw
Foxhail Keene
Robert Graves
Joseph Tracy
Matheson
Chevrolet
J. B. Ryall
Elliott F. Shepard
Fred J. Wagner
American Automobile Association
Harold Vanderbilt
B. F. Yoakum
Commodore F. B. Bourne
Anton Hoodenpyl
Herry P. Hollins
J. Adolph Mollenhauer
J. H. Dick
August Helmont
Paul Rainey
T. Davis
W. Guggenheim
F. M. Gibbs
J. B. Taylor
J. Rainier
Benjamin Stern
J. T. Pratt
B. W. Gage
F. Schoonmaker
Daniel Chauncey
Charles A. Singer
A. C. Ayres
E. 8
Chisholm
F. D. Keech
R. D. Garden
H. J. Luce
H. Babcock
KR. Mandelbaum
J. W. Garrett
F. B. Dunne
J. D. Harriman
C. V. Brokaw
R. F. Patterson
Walter Ferguson
William Maince
H. K. Evans
George Rose
Payne Whitney
Henry Evans
Helmet Gets the Call in Belmont Park Champagne Stakes
Maskette and James R. Keene loom as likely entrants to the seven furlong Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park with Helmet favored over Field Mouse and Selectman. The race offers 40 dollars added and cements the fall fixture as a highlight. Eight green jumpers contest the Harbor Hill Cup Steeplechase for three year olds with Clarence H. Mackay sponsoring a 3000 dollar prize and a cup. Thomas Hitchcock Jr. fields Stokes and Regal Royal with Black Bridge also noted.
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Maskette
James R. Keene
Belmont Park
Keene
Helmet
Disguise
St. Mildred
Field Mouse
Jimmy Rowe
Selectman
Clarence H. Mackay
Railbirds
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Stokes
Regal Royal
Paul J. Raines
Black Bridge
Fountainblue
Snsescessseccos
Tony Bonero
Delly &Banker
Statesman
Taboo
Far West
Arondack Red Squire
East River
C. H. Mackay
Reginald
Tatesman
Lady Hubbard
Monfort
Gowan O
Beauclereiss Crawfor
Ourenne Ossccen
Sailor Girl Carawersrese
Dex
Ocngneca Rosstentan
Garland
Bonnie Keiso Georgs W. Leboit
Saracinesca
I. G
Mombassa
George G
Hendrickson Wins Cosmopolitan Amateur Trapshoot at Bergen Beach
Fifty nine marksmen competed as John H. Hendrickson of Bergen Beach retained the title after a shoot-off against W. Simonson of Meadow Brook. In the tie Hendrickson hit 24 of 25 while Simonson made 21. A silver loving cup was awarded to the champion with A C Bostwick taking third. A. A. Schoverling won the special prize with 85 of 100.
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Bergen Beach
John H. Hendrickson
Mr. Hendrickson
W. Simonson
Meadow Brook
H. W. Dreyer
A. C. Bostwick
A. A. Schoverling
Meadow Brook Hunt Runs Seven Miles From Locust Valley
The Meadow Brook hunt in Hempstead New York staged a seven mile run from Locust Valley to Piping Rock. The course was run in the English fashion with no check. Acting master Harry S. Page led the riders joined by Allan Pinkerton H V Bell James Park J A Rawlins H C Phipps W C Hayes and W Campbell.
Special Hudson River boat to West Point for football games
The Hudson River Day Line operates the Hendrick Hudson from New York to West Point and back as a football special for Yale West Point on October 17 Colgate on October 24 and Princeton on October 31. Depart Desbrosses Street 9 50 a m West 42nd Street 10 15 a m West 129th Street 10 35 a m Arrive West Point for the press parade at 1 3 p m Return follows the game.
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Hudson River Day
Hendrick Hudson
New York
West Point
Colgate
Princeton
Desbrosses Street
West 42d Street
West 129Th Street
the Tribune
New Haven
Phil Stillman
Yale
Biddle
Stillman
Ted Lilley
Connecticut
Lilley
Cooney
Paul Greenough
Hopkins
Philbin
Brides
Coy
Wheaton
Brown
Hobbs
Stinman
Walter Camp
Bigelow
Tad Jones
Brink Thorne
Clarence Alcott
Dewitt Cochrane
Half Million Dollar Lumber Fire Hits Blaine Plant
Blaine Washington October 13 The Jenkins lumber plant suffered near total destruction by fire last night with an estimated loss of 500000.
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Blaine
Wash
Jenkins
College gridiron practice and early scrimmages across major teams
Yesterday's practice reports show Princeton and Pennsylvania shaping up for outsiders games while Yale, Harvard, Cornell and Army tune up. Veterans and recruits compete in scrimmages as coaches test lineups and backfield combinations ahead of weekend battles.
Water Waste Critique by City Water Chief at Budget Exhibit
Commissioner John H. O'Brien of the Department of Water Supply discusses rising revenues under Mayor McClellan, complains of widespread waste, cites high street cleaning water costs, and calls for efficiencies including a $90,000 cut to the water register's office. He notes ongoing maintenance and new high pressure mains in Manhattan and the Bronx.
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John H. O’brien
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Broadway
Water Department
McClellan
Low
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
O'Brien
Croton
Water Register
Overruled 10 Cent Fare At Coney Island Line
In Brooklyn 6th District Municipal Court Justice Gaynor upheld 100 claimants that a 10 cent fare was illegal. The Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad must pay $5,000 for overcharges. six cases settled as verdicts followed a prior appellate decision.
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Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company
6Th District
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Gaynor
Justice Bogenshutz
Justice Bayliss
Justice Gaynor
Laintiff
Sarsennne
Hains Case Delays Highlight Queens Budget Standoff
District Attorney Darrin urged the Queens Board of Aldermen to provide a $20,000 emergency appropriation to fund the Hains murder case. With no action taken, he warned he would close all courts. He then shifted plan to present evidence against both Hains brothers for first degree murder, amid new evidence and a broader grand jury inquiry.
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Darrin
Queens
Board of Aldermen
Hains Brothers
Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Peter Hains, Jr
NO DIVORCE FOR PERKINS IN BRISTOL CASE
Justice Dayton of the New York Supreme Court refused to confirm the referee's report granting a decree of absolute divorce to Frank W. Perkins based on alleged misconduct by Rev. Thomas Newton Owen of Bristol Rhode Island. The single uncorroborated witness was Guy C. Dempsey, with Perkins vowing to appeal.
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Justice Dayton
Supreme Court
Edward W. Redington
Frank W. Perkins
Thomas Newton Owen
First Congregational Church
Bristol
Guy C. Dempsey
Owen
Union Theological Seminary
Arverne
Dempsey
Perkins
Dayton
Tuberculosis Exhibit Fund Approved by New York Aldermen
Dr Emile Meyer urged the city to bring the Washington tuberculosis exhibit to New York as an educational aid. An appropriation of $10 400 was proposed to cover costs for the exhibit and its presentation, aided by contributions from local officials and businessmen.
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Emile Meyer
New York
Washington
McGowan
Meyer
Dr. Meyer
National Congress
Congress
Jae George Phipps
John S. Kennnedy
Wall Street
Mr. Metz
United States
Doull
Sullivan
Army and Navy Orders and Warship Movements Update
Washington dispatch reports Army orders promoting officers and detailing transfers to San Juan and Puerto Rico units, plus leaves of absence for several officers. Navy movements list arrivals at Guantanamo and Hong Kong and ships sailing from New York, Newport, and Chesapeake Bay ports.
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ARMY
Marshall Magruder
Washington Barracks
Samuel BR. Hopkins
Trom
and Field Artillery
Munroe Mfarland
18Th Infantry
M. Morrow
21St Infantry
Orto Rico
Morrow
San Juan
Land
Army War College
Arthur R. Ehrnbeck
Corps of Engineers
Nolhm
Norfolk
Guantanamo
Panther
Hong Kong
New York City
Potomac
Lebanon
Newport
Albany
Mare
Powhatan
Navy Yard
New York
Buzzards Bay
Prairie
Lambert's Point
Toast ® Sound
Chesapeake Bay
Elsco
Mare Island
137 Year Old Note Requests Payment In Modern Time
Controller Metz faces a demand on a 137 year old note dated February 16, 1771. The bearer seeks 39 000 with interest to redeem the debt. Corporate Counsel is being asked to advise on legality and payment in light of colonial era law and symbols.
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Controller Metz
New York
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