Carnival notes and club events disrupt town schedule
Local coverage notes varied carnival preparations, camera club showings, and league gatherings as venues adjust hours. Readers report changes include eight o’clock closings downtown with many residents praising past offerings. Nearby groups plan meetings at Rev. Hogeyman’s residence to discuss ongoing civic activities.
Forged Checks Trace to New York Bank Ring
Dr Rushmore’s relative, Frank L Rushmore, and accomplices circulated forged checks in New York Yesd, using a Bank of First National signature, with residences in Plainfield and Mineola Long Island City Queens. One man’s letter from jail reveals bold crime plans and escalating schemes tied to multiple banks and forged introductions.
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Mile Garner
Hart
Arndt
Tomy
Serangy Levine
Confetaean
Dr. Buahmore
Beng
First National Bank
Aves
New York
L Bashmore
Eeeieteean
Eldridge Street
York
I. Lewkowi2
Pearl Street
E Roshmore
Plainfield
Clarendon Hotel
Washington Street
Thia
Weill
Rashmore
Rushmore
Fiere
Bia Weele
Guy National Bank
Any Wood
Money Order Department
Long Island Exprem Company
Indoree Hk
Queens County Bank
Long Isand City
Himaelf
Mineola
L. 1
Windere
Frask Seaman
Aim
J. P. Kelsey
Ie Hyear and Grocer
Weatbury, & L
Jury Deliberations Patch City Liquor Trial Ends In Unclear Verdict
Jury in the Muldowney liquor case failed to reach a verdict after about four hours of deliberation. The court adjourned as jurors stated they were unable to reach a decision. A postponed Monday session discussed a paper by Mist Flore and Petrie on the healthfulness of city and country compared with references to recent reports.
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Muldowney
Mist Flore & Petrie
Unclear text suggests press dispute over attacks last night
Fragmentary wording mentions unsavory reproach and a grant deal tied to a Guna case. It hints at the press relenting to attacks and describing the previous night’s paper as a symptom, but details are unreadable.
Left Wis Family Destitute After Railway Tragedy
James Salliven, a track-walker, was killed when struck by a Royal Blue Line train. His family faced destitution, having recently taken a life policy that would not pay until three months hold. Other notes mention a failed policy and funds unpaid by a son, leaving the family with little resources aside from railroad wages.
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James Salliven
Royal Blue Line
Sallivam
United States
Newark
Ee Hancock Company
Sullivan
bin Son
Installation Ceremonies in Queen City Lodge 226
An OCR read of a local fraternal event describes the Installation Ceremonies for Queen Kadgy Me 936 and officers of Queen City Lodge Nb 226 10 PF. The report lists officers including N GT C Seich and recounts a man appearing on Park Avenue, engaging in street business before becoming exhausted.
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Kadgy
Offeers
Queen City Lodge
N. GT. C. Seich
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