Aeronautical Quests Frenzy From Aero Club Mailbag
The Aero Club of America on East 42d Street grapples with a flood of essays drawings and letters seeking financial aid and offering aerial theories. Writers range from scientists and ministers to prisoners and physicians claiming solutions to flight. The secretary notes new ideas may birth a genius any minute as mail surges.
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Wright Brothers
Aero Club of America
East 42d Street
State Penitentiary
Platte
Alaska
The
Aero Club
A&a
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
J. L. Hunt
No. 23
West 36Th Street
Massachusetts
Coney Island
Jersey City
N. Y
Lfe
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Lengley
Potomac
Lilienthal
Barnes
Eleven injured in Arkansas railroad wreck near Searcy
Eleven people were seriously injured when a Rock Island car collided with an open switch at the junction with Missouri & North Arkansas and Rock Island lines near Searcy Arkansas. The car carried twenty passengers and was shattered. Authorities allege a Missouri & North Arkansas freight train left the switch open.
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Little Rork
Searcey
Ark
Yester
Sy Wher
Rock Island Railroad
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad
Rock Iven
Missouri & North Arkansas
Tme
Board Defends Budget Amid Payroll Padding Debate
Board of Education members faced questions on the current year budget and June payroll padding. Abraham Stern defended the approach, arguing timely June additions enable immediate expansion of schools for the blind, new night and vacation schools, more teachers, clerical staff, and supplies, preventing yearlong delays in needed educational improvements.
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Board of Education
Bureau of Municipal Research
Abraham Stern
Stern
C F U Retains Suspected Members Amid Debate
The Central Federated Union discussed charges against delegates tied to the Murray Hill Lyceum meeting. Ernest Bohm was unanimously re elected as corresponding secretary despite links to the meeting. The five guilty delegates appealed to the AFL executive council, creating a stay and ending the debate for now.
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Central Federated Union
Murray Hill Lyceum
Cigarmakers’ Union
No. 9
Ernest Bohm
Bohm
Herman Robinson
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Japanese Mutual Aid Society Excursion To Stony Point
The Japanese Mutual Aid Society, with about five hundred members, held an excursion yesterday to Stony Point on the Hudson aboard the Sea Gate. Events included Japanese and American athletic activities and speeches on strengthening American Japanese ties and mutual help. Dr. T. C. Takami of Cornell Medical College is society president.
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Japanese Mutual Aid Society
Stony Point
Hudson
Sea Gate
Sons of Nippon
Battery Landing
New York
Hudson Theatre Seized As Bail In Speeding Case
Sergeant Casey and the motorcycle squad patrolled at dawn arresting nine speeders near Central Park and Broadway. Theatrical manager Henry B Harris posted Hudson Theatre as bail after being stopped on Eighth Avenue traveling about thirty miles an hour. his chauffeur was held on $100 bail. Harris said the theatre was worth 300 dollars with a 450000 dollar mortgage used as security.
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Casey
Rickert
Howe
Faber
Central Park
Broadway
Henry B. Harris
Eighth Avenue
Harris
Leland Mitchell
Pennsylvania Ferry
Willing to go to jail for a month in assault case
Eugene Laden a driver for Smith Express Company told Magistrate Barlow he would serve two months in jail to cover the extent of injuries from last Tuesday when he struck Mayer Bart age 62 at Seventh Avenue and 41st Street in New York. A $300 bond was set for appearance and Laden began a voluntary month in jail.
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Eugene Laden
West Sidh Street
Barlow
West Side Court
Smith Express Company
Fourth Avenue
Mayer Bart
West 41St Street
Seventh Avenue
41St Street
Smail
Laden
Thought Court Mistaken for Church by Two Women
Two young women entered a West Side court believing they were in a church. They knelt in the aisle until probation officer Miss McQuade asked their purpose. They were guided to the nearest church, realizing it was not a place of worship.
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West Side Court
Miss McQuade
Fulton Cuttings Son Arrested In Traffic Case
Joseph R Fulton Cutting of 2 East 67th Street was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court on a charge of driving his car at thirty miles an hour Saturday night. He claimed he was a Harvard football squad member and asked for immediate settlement. Bail was fixed.
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Fulton Cutting
67Th Street
Josef R. Fulton Cutting
Jefferson Market Court
Cutting
Mors
Harvard
Army and Navy News Highlights From The Tribune Bureau
Washington dispatch details Wright brothers continuing as flying machine designers after Fort Myer crash, plans for a permanent aeronautic corps, and army signal corps roles. Brooklyn yard acceleration plans, Washington rides for officers, Atlantic fleet overhaul needs, new haversack ration prep, and officer staffing for New York militia along with Porto Rico regiment pay issue.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Aeronautic Corps
Signal Corps
Wright Brothers
Fort Myer
Orville Wright
War Department
Wrights
Wright
William Crozier
Ordnance
Army
Chandler
Lahm
Cavalry
Woman Commands Sackett's Harbor Station Navy Yard
Civil engineers will inspect the long closed Sackett's Harbor naval station in New York where a widow, paid $1 a day, runs the facility. Paymaster David Potter will resign to pursue writing. Navy seeks $200,000 for experiments on smokeless powder, projectiles, and torpedo tech. Military education at colleges faces renewed scrutiny under the General Staff plan. More officers may be assigned to training if needed.
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Brooklyn
Atlantic Coast
Navy Department
Congress
Navy Yard
Cob Dock
East River
Whitney Basin
Washington
War Department
Atlantic
Navy Yards
Pacific
Guantanamo Ranges
Engineering Department of Ships of War
New York
Army
Sackett's Harbor
Navy
Naval Station
Sackett’s Harbor
FR. Harris
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Potter
David Potter
UT. S. N
New Jersey
Naval Pay Corps
Edward Barron
Chief of Ordnance of the Navy
N. E. Mason
Ordnance
Naval
Mr Straus Feeds 2,500 Babies Daily With Pasteurized Milk
Nathan Straus marks the sixteenth year of his infant milk program dispensing pasteurized milk at five cents a quart from seventeen depots. Output for the year includes 4,167,675 bottles and 23,908 barley water bottles, feeding nearly 7,500 babies daily and serving 16.5 glasses on parks piers. Since 1893 the effort has grown to a total 22,878,567 bottles and 11,590,691 grosses.
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Nathan Straus
Straus
Theatre protests at Union embargo over unfair listing
Otto Weil lessee and manager of the Irving Place Theatre demands removal from the unfair list. Through attorney Nathan Burkan he says he did nothing unfair to labor and objects to being listed. The dispute centers on employing a non union fireman who was to join the union.
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Otto Weil
Irving Place
15Th Street
Nathan Burkan
Central Federated Union
Weil
Hysterical Lady Elephant Quieter at Bronx Zoo
Luna the elephant, famous for breaking loose in the park on Friday, remained highly nervous in the antelope house at the Bronx Zoological Gardens. Keeper Richards, who cared for her at Luna Park, Coney Island, left yesterday, leaving Walter Thuman and Edward Barreuther to handle the anxious pachyderm as she trembled and snorted at the slightest sound.
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Bronx Zoological Gardens
Luna
Richards
Luna Park
Coney Island
Walter Thuman
Edward Barreuther
Park
Non-Union Music Creates Discord at Parade Meeting
A protest arrives from Metal Polishers and Buffers Union No. 1 claiming non union instruments were used in the Labor Day parade. The letters urged a strong resolution banning parades behind non union gear and demanded union labels on badges. Both letters were sent to the executive committee for action.
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Central Federated Union
Metal Polishers and Buffers’ Union
Daniel S. Flynn
Metal Polishers and Buffers Union No. 1
Liberal Propaganda and Laurier’s Canada Campaign
An Occasional Correspondent reviews Canada’s Liberal rise under Laurier, praising a strong party organization, past gains in tariffs, immigration, and railways, and detailing future promises such as the Georgian Bay Canal and Hudson's Bay Railway. The piece stresses Laurier's personal appeal and the campaign's focus on prosperity and imperial ties.
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Georgian Bay Canal
Hudson's Bay Railway
St. Lawrence
Grand Trunk Pacific
England
Canada
Australia
Ontario
Whitfrid Laurier
Sorel
Castors
Moncton
Win
Troe
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Mai
National Food Beverage
Murray Hill
Mutual Aid Organization
Hudson Theatre
H. B. Harris
Thought Court
R. Fulton Cutting
Army and Navy News
Porto Rico
Washburn
Crosby's
MR. Straus
Lady Elephant
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Toronto
Liberal Party
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Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Pacific Cable
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Quebec
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Laurier
Liberal Press
Clifford Sittom
Th Han GF. Graham
Ontaris
Borden
House of Commons
la Patrie
Montreal
the World
Lant ‘la Patris
Lib
Cons. Ltd
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Prince Edw
Yukon
Che Tribune
Sunday Tribune
Vichy
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