Indignant bankers plan appeal to open Cosmopolitan Bank
Officials of the Cosmopolitan Bank closed yesterday by the Currency Controller announced a meeting for early next week to appeal for reopening. Vice president said the examiner overstepped authority as prominent Pittsburgh bankers questioned reports of trouble and noted no prior aid requests. The Washington Savings and Trust Co. also closed yesterday but planned to open Tuesday morning with reserve funds intact and no anticipated impact on operations.
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Tribune
Pansbor
Cosmopolitan Bank
John B
T Piusburs
Cos- Bank
Pittsburg
Cunningham
Washington Savings and Trust Comste
Examiner J. M. Cover
George M. Gordon
Trust Company
Cosmopolitan National Bank
Cosmopolitan
Ely MO
Stateget
Commissioner Berkey
Berkey
State Bank
White
Labor men charged with contempt in Gompers case
The Buck's Stove and Range Company sues Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison to show cause why they should not be found in contempt for boycott and misuse of American Federation of Labor materials The hearing before Judge Gould will also address free speech rights and political party platform questions.
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Buck's Sev and Range Company
van Crave
St. Louis
Manufacturs' Association
Samuel Gompere
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Gould
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Gompers
Alon B. Parker
New York
Ralston & Sidfons
van Cleave
Messrs. Davenport
Connecticut
Sullivan
Emm
Last Dember
Steve and Range Company
Clabaugh
Justice 2
Pbercott
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Buck's Stove
Ranger
Labor Day Parade Plans in City Columns
Large scale observance planned by city workers with more than forty thousand marching units. Central Federated Union features six thousand housesmiths with themed floats, followed by picnics and a luncheon at Arlington Hall. Labor speakers include Keir Hardie and Clarence Darrow with socialist events and unemployed mass meeting. Excursions by Hudson River Day Line and rail lines extend to West Point and seaside resorts.
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Jersey City
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St. Mark's Place
Fifth Avenue
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John C. O'Brien
Herman Robinson
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American Federation of Labor
Teamsters
Cortright
Typographical Union No. 6
United Hatters of America
Keir Hardie
Socialist Party
Grand Central Palace
Clarence Darrow
Percy S. Grant
Church of the Ascension
Duane
Lafayette
Cooper Union
National Committee For the
Hudson River
Hendrick Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Mary Powell
West Point
Frank Jones
Catskill
Hudson
Patten
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Bay
Sound
Rain Delays Artillery Drill At Van Cortlandt Park
Rain halted the 1st Battalion Field Artillery N G N Y manoeuvres planned yesterday at Van Cortlandt Park. Officers spent the day finalizing plans for this afternoon’s drill defending Jerome Avenue Heights and Riverdale Heights against an imagined attack led by Captain John F. O’Ryan. Major David Wilson supervised new maneuvers while sixteen three inch rifles were readied. Camp will end late in the day as troops return to armories on 66th Street Columbus Avenue Bronx 177th Street Bathgate Clermont Avenue Brooklyn.
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van Cortlandt Park
van Cortlandt
Columbia University
Yonkers
David Wilson
O’ryan
66Th Street
Columbus Avenue
177Th Street
Bathgate Avenue
Bronx
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
New Rochelle Board of Public Works Faces Court Hearing
Justice Morschauser of the Supreme Court vacated the temporary injunction against the New Rochelle Board of Public Works, ordering charges hearing for suspended Republican holdovers Richard Lathers Hi T Waite and Robert H Cooper to begin next Tuesday night. The Mayor and Aldermen, Democrats, must refrain from appointments until ousted, while charges include neglect of duty and failure to cooperate with city administration.
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Justice Morschauser
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works of
New Rochelle
Richard Lathers
Hi. T. Waite
Robert H. Cooper
Actors Delegate Exonerates Henry De Veaux
Lew Morton secretary of the Actors National Protective Union said the national executive committee unanimously exonerated Henry De Veaux. The Central Federated Union investigation found no connection to the Murray Hill Lyceum meeting and cleared him of the charge of making an inaccurate statement about a Brooklyn borough office. De Veaux appealed to the American Federation of Labor executive council and a motion expelled him from the charge.
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Lew Morton
Actors’ National Protective Union
Henry de Veaux
Central Federated Union
Murray Hill Lyceum
Central Federated Union d
de Veaux
Brooklyn
American Federation of Labor
Murray Hill
Strauss Work Abroad Promotes Pasteurized Milk
Nathan Straus, New York merchant and sanitary milk advocate, returns from fourteen months in Europe with a plan to pasteurize milk nationwide. In Sandhausen the new pasteurization plant cut child death rates. support came from Bavarian and Irish officials, and promises from Austria to extend pasteurization nationwide.
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New York
Europe
Straus
Mr. Straus
Karlsruhe
Grand Duchess Luise
Bavaria
Countess of Aberdeen
Ireland
Dublin
Arnulf
Munich
E. W. Hope
Liverpool
Baron von Bienerth
Interior
Austria
Frankfort
Berlin
Vienna
Relief Society Feeds Hungry School Children Opens Canal Street Lunchroom
The Children's Relief Society reports 26043 meals provided with a Canal street lunchroom opening on June 9 for school children who can pay or receive free meals. The executive committee includes Isadore M. Levy and Dr. Max Herbst among others. Funds raised total 4609 dollars with about 2500 dollars expected after August bills. In June and early July 6215 meals were served before vacation closure. Home delivery planned to continue until schools reopen. 622 children are supported at a monthly cost of 600 to 700 dollars.
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No. 106
Canal Street
The
Isadore M. Levy
Max Herbst
James M. Hamilton
Max Welinsky
Philip Sachs
Meyer Frank
Italians Socialists Sparked Police Action in Flatbush
Police in Flatbush known as Pigtown crowded streets and halted Italian socialist activity. A planned talk by an Italian editor in Pope's Hall was cancelled after authorities intercepted it. Investigators led by Inspector O'Reilly and Lt Vacchris attended, the parish group denying church involvement while saloons in the area were cleared.
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Pigtown
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pope’s Hall
Brooklyn Avenue
Rutland Road
O'Reilly
Antonio Vacchris
Father Joseph Bonaventura
St. Blastus’s
Kingston Avenue
Midwood Street
Bishop McDonnell
Father Bonaventura
Two Lovers in Same Hospital in Tragedy Plot
Cecilia Ostgen, 19, and Harry Crook, 22, both in St Catherine's Hospital after attempts at self harm tied to love blocked by parents. Cecilia, awaiting a final goodbye, learned Harry lay only yards away in another ward as doctors treated both for gas inhalation. Their families oppose the match but nurses hope for a reconciliation and a marriage after release of the two prisoners.
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St. Catherine's Hospital
Harry Crook
Cecilia
Harry
Phillips
No. & Gr
Crooks
Rain Eases Milk Strike Breakers At Sheffield Farms
Rain yesterday reduced mischief by striking milk truck drivers of the Sheffield Farms Slawson Decker Company. Hundreds missed morning milk, but the entertainment pause helped strike breakers have an easier day. President Horton said a district branch faced shortages yet promised full supply by tomorrow and noted many strikers sought reinstatement under old conditions.
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Sheffield Farms-Slawson- Decker Company
Horton
Six Prisoners Escape from Herkimer Jail in New York
Six inmates escaped Herkimer jail by sawing window bars, with one being held on manslaughter charges. As of latest reports all six remain at large. Missing are Eleon Prairie, Mike Barbo, Eleon Vincent Seed, Tony Panzo, George Lightheart, and Frank Van Wie.
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N. Y
Herkimer
Eleon Prairie
Mike” Barbo
Eleon Vincent Seed
Tony” Panzo
Black Hand
George Lightheart
Frank van Wie
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