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Newspaper

Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1916

Page

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Supervisors Debate Almshouse Budget At White Plains Meeting

White Plains board discussed a proposed 700000 almshouse building budget with allocations for land, heating and furnishings. The plan ties to New Castle Greenburgh and city costs while several acts on state hospitals and watershed property were referred to committees for investigation.

Board of Supervisors White Plains Bronx Parkeway Commission New York City New Castle Greenburgh White Saw Mill River Cochin Farm Mohansic State Hospitals New York State Yorktown Platt Whit Plains

Community House Plan Backed In Hartsdale Meeting

About forty residents attended a Hartsdale fire house meeting Tuesday and voted to raise 12000 to erect a Community House for education athletics and amusements. A seven member committee was named from local groups to study feasibility and funding sources.

Hartsdale John Twiname Civic League Fire Company Athletic Club Literary ‘and Improvement ' Society Hartsdale Free Library James E. Buttolph Eva Kuzmier James Noble Charles Abbott

Princess Lazarovitch to Speak on Serbia at Scarsdale Event

The Prince and Princess Lazarovitch will address Red Cross members and friends at Scarsdale Public School on January 26. Princess Lazarovitch, famous actress Eleanor Calhoun, will discuss Serbia's role in the great war and her adopted country’s stance. The session recalls her Century Magazine autobiography.

Princess Lazarovitch Red Coss Scarsdale Eleanor Calhoun Eee Serbia

Suffrage Conference At White Plains Tea

A suffrage tea at the Equal Franchise Club rooms in White Plains gathers leaders from Westchester. Speakers include Mrs. Frank H. Bethell Mrs. John H Watkins and Mrs. Osterheld. The event outlines plans for a new campaign and welcomes White Plains Scarsdale and Yonkers suffragists.

Equal Franchise ‘Club Ite Plains Westchester White Plains Frank H. Bethell Heathcote Road Secland John’h. Watkins Mount Kisco Tthe Fourth arl’,Osterheld Yonkers Ninth Judicial District Scarsdale Fifth Avenue New York City

Scarsdale Suffrage Notes Invite Reception for Whitehouse

Scarsdale suffragists invite members to a reception for Norman De R. Whitehouse at 533 Fifth Avenue New York this afternoon. The Publicity Committee urges all local organization members to write Albany urging Assemblymen and Senators to vote in favor of the suffrage bill.

Scarsdale Norman de R. Whitehouse Avenue New - York Albany

Burglar Indicted as Police Testimony Presented

Police Captain Ruggiero and Patron n Sutcliff testified early this week before the indictment of Bernard Carnes. Carnes was ambushed as investigators pursued leads in the case.

Ruggiero Patronn' Sutcliff White Bernard Carnes

Scarsdale State Bank Receives State Charter

A charter is granted for Scarsdale State Bank by the state banking department in Albany. It will be the village’s first bank, with quarters near Scarsdale station on the Harlem Railroad. Capitalized at 50000 dollars, its directors include John Carstensen Bradford Rhodes George Milne Robert Walker Rush Wilson Harvey Gay Albert Davis John Dickinson Richard Hunter Arthur Hebard Alexander Crane Hugh Jarvis George Harwood Charles Leavitt and Charles Hermann.

Scarsdale State Bank State Banking Department Albany Scarsdale Harlem Ifish Marvin Angell and Co John ‘Carstensen Bradford Rhodes George D.milne Robert Walker Rush Willson Harvey S. Gay Albert C. Davis John W. Dickinson Richard R. Hunter Arthur F. Hebard Alexander B. ‘Crane Hugh S. Jarvis George A. Harwood Charles W. Leavitt Charles E Hermann

Runaway boy near death in icy box car incident

Ten year old Michael Schwartz once Irving Friedman ran away from the Hebrew Sheltering and Guardian Society of Pleasantville. He was found near the Tuckahoe freight yard Saturday morning frostbitten after riding in a box car on a frigid night. He required hospital care at Lawrence Hospital and was sent to an asylum. The boy reported wandering from Pleasantville toward White Plains after leaving the Crestwood home seeking food.

Tuckahoe Michael Schwartz Hebrew Sheltering and Guardian Society Pleasantville Lawrence Hospital J. M. ‘Friedman East 82Nd Street New York Irving Friedman

Fire Cinder Sparks Small Home Blaze In Walworth Area

A cinder from the fireplace at Mrs. Clarence C Ferris home on Walworth avenue caused a small fire. Police Captain Ruggiero and Fireman Carl Rossing responded at 2 10 pm, ripping a floor section to extinguish a remaining spark with a fire extinguisher. Lieutenant Dobbs and Greenacres crew helped as their engine was under repairs.

Clarence C. Ferris Walworth Avenue Ruggiero Carl Rossing Foreman Rossing Dobbs Greenacres Rossing

Village Filing Reforms Bring Order to Town Records

Village officials led by Halk Bethetl and Trustee Wilson with Treasurer Both implement a new organized filing system for village documents. Large oak drawers replace stacked envelopes, with classifications by streets sewers water and village activities. An index of residents and village property will aid circulation and future disbursal of papers.

Halk Bethetl Wilson

Mass Meeting Supports Federal Child Labor Bill

A mass meeting to back the Federal child labor bill is planned for 3 30 Friday afternoon January 28 at Mrs Roberts Walkers Platt avenue. The National Child Labor Committee will host the event. The letter notes only a small group of cotton manufacturers opposed the bill and a Manufacturers Association did not act on it.

Roberts Walker Platt Avenue National Child ‘Labor Committee North South Carolina

Accident to Brewery Truck Blocks Tracks for Hour

A brewery truck loaded with empty bottles ran off the road near Cambridge Street in White Plains and blocked trolley tracks for about an hour. The wrecking car from White Plains freed the vehicle, a new wheel was installed, and the driver escaped injury.

White ‘Plains Tuckahoe Cambridge Street White Plains Ad Répair Auto

White Plains to Connect Sewer With Scarsdale

White Plains council approves Allen resolution to have Corporation Counsel Squires draft an agreement between White Plains and Scarsdale to share the sewer connection. Cost to White Plains is 2125 dollars, paid over four years. The move ends a long dispute over sewage seepage draining into Scarsdale streams.

White Plans Allen Squires White Plains Scarsdale Lynton’ Place City of the Plainss Scarsdale’s Ruggiero Wihige- Plains

Special Board Meeting To Discuss Post Road

A special board meeting was planned to consider post road improvements. The Village President may call a meeting of trustees to review the pest issue and advise on feasibility and contracts with the State for early spring work.

Gore Board of White

Opening of The Little Tea House on Tompkins Road

The Little Tea House opens at Mrs W W Salton Tompkins Road near Fisher Street. The owner plans to serve both tea and light meals initially, with potential menu expansion as business grows.

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Edgemont Estates Scarsdale, New York New York C Fish & Marvin Scarsdale Company Parklor Ferry Ave N. Y Ren’s Hee Wilite Plains, N.Y Mopperats A. J. Ortman J. Neuman Broadway N. Cor 96Th Street Riverside General Ave Joseph G. Wyman Certified Public Accountant Wall Street Pardishise Kitch Tober A Lazarovitch Hoshco Scarsdale’ Bank
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