Invasion of Westchester Towns by I W W Disputed
Word spills over from Tarrytown and White Plains as I W W agitators clash with authorities. Arthur Caron and fourteen followers attempted an unlawful street meeting, were jailed, hunger strikes ensued, and a debate with Alexander Berkman loomed. Butler faced trial with bail plans and continued tension as Grand Jury action approached.
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Tarrytown
New York City
White Plains
Doyle
Arthur Caron
New York
Blackwell’s Island
Sullivan
Cornell
Grand Jury
Arthur S. Tompkins
Colorado
John D
Henry Fursht
Bronx
Judge Moorhouse
Mercer
Warden Hill
Butler
Te R. Ec
Osborne Probe Bill Rejected by White Plains Board
James W. Osborne's $12 000 request to audit Sing Sing Prison probe and a $195 78 bill were rejected by the Board of Supervisors in White Plains. County Auditor Joseph Haight reported he refused to audit the charges and the supervisors backed him in the decision. The bills were from an investigation ordered by Governor Sulzer during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Clark
North Castle
Biggs
Lieut
Gow. Wagner
Sweet
Yonkers
Amories
Bronx Parkway Commission
George T. Burling
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission
Doyle
Mount Vernon-Pelham
Mount Neasant
James W. Osborne
Sing Sing Prison
John S. Kennedy
Board of Supervisors
White Plains
Joseph Haight
Sulzer
Fusion operation ends successfully improves Yonkers Salvation Army couple
Mrs. Warren Powers left the hospital in robust condition after a pint of blood from Charles Wiseman was transfused weeks earlier. Both were Salvation Army Corps members in Yonkers. her anemia had made surgery impossible until the transfusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Powers
Charles Wiseman
Auto Hits Gates At Main Street Crossing
An automobile driven by George Miller of Hartsdale ran through the railroad gates at Main Street crossing Standa afternoon, breaking down the gates and colliding with an oncoming vehicle. Miller claimed the clutch released unexpectedly, causing the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Auomobile
George Miller
Hartsdale
Standa
Miller
Westchester Patent Vent for Concrete Columns Reported
Westchester County clients reported by D Swift & Company patent lawyers Washington Jos terial Wm S Hadaway New Rochelle heater Arthur G Headley Mount Vernon show a variable mould for concrete columns in recent inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
D. Swift
and Company
Washington, D. C
Josterial
Wm. S. Hadaway
New Rochelle
Arthur G. Headley
Mount Vernon
First National Bank of Tuckahoe Opens with Deposits
The First National Bank of Tuckahoe opened Monday morning and by day’s end $32,000 in deposits were recorded. Wilfred L. Chase, the cashier, reported the figures. Nine year old Marion Kassay was the first depositor with a $1.50 start. Chase’s assistant is John F. who has worked in the Supervisor’s office since this administration began.
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Tuckahoe
First National Bank of
Wilfred L. Chase
Marion Kassay
Mr. Chase
Miss Moore of Scarsdale runs down I W W man
A six man group claiming to be I W W on a trip to Tarrytown faced an accident in Hastings when Alexander Werner stepped into a moving car driven by Miss L T Moore of Scarsdale. Werner was bruised but ambulatory after hospital care. Moore surrendered to police and was released. The incident led to further legal actions involving Rip York and Mrs Lilla Devine over a bond dispute.
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Tarrytown
Hastings
Alexander Werner
Broadway
Werner
L. T Moore
Scarsdale
Dr. Doerfler
Tuckahoe
Lilla M. Devine
New York City
Devine
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Cape
Voshell Faces Baggs In Eastern New York Tennis Final
The playing through champion S Howard Voshell prepares to defend his title against Ralph L. Baggs in the final round at the County Club in Hartsdale on clay courts. Baggs advanced by defeating H S Rothschild 6-2 7-5 in the semi finals as Galvao struggled against the champion. Mrs T Cassebeer won the women's singles final over Nessie Holden 6-4 8-4 while Holden beat Eleanor Coward in the semi finals. Mixed doubles saw Grove and Steinkampf beat Fish and Voshell 6-1 7-6 and Baggs/Ostendorf fell to Alexander/Bassford Jr 6-0 6-3 in doubles.
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S. Howard Voshell
Ralph L. Baggs
New York
Hartsdale
Hagges
H. S. Rothschild
Galvao
Voshell
Cassebeer
Malig
Re Wagner
Nessie G. Holden
New Roochelle
Cassebbeer
Eleanor Coward
Miss Holden
M. J. Galvao
F. H. Watrous
H. Bassford
R. L. Baggs
S. H. Voshell
Hessie G. Holden
Two Cars Burned in Harlem Division Yards at North White Plains
Firefighters were called to North White Plains last Monday as a caboose and a freight car burned in the Harlem Division yards. Alarm bells rang and fire units responded, with crews working to contain the blaze amid yard operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
North White Plains
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Savings Bank
Commercial Bank
Trust Company
the County Trust Company
N. Y
Joseph G. Wyman
Doepel
Spring Street
Postoffice
White Plains, N. Y
Scarsdale Estates
Robert E. Farley
Country Life Permanent Exposition
Grand Central Terminal
Martine Ave
Becca Otis
Dash
BOY Scouts
Jack and Jillee Eae
Railroad Aenue
N.Y
Avenue vi
Scarsdale Station
Warren Thayer
Suffrage Garden Party
the County
Ea Pro Ee
Prof. Anspacher
Columbia University
Osborne
Winkel Avromeck
Merritt
Miss Moore
I. W. W. Man
Holmes Jones
Howard Voshell
Hartsdale Courts
Mrs. Cassebeer
Wommen
A. J. Ostendorf
Rothschild
George Groesbeck
J. P. Paret
Alex Standing
M. E. Fox
G. Walker
Peaske
Watrous
F. P. Fox
B. Hamilton
F. B Alexander
A. Bassford, Jr
R. L Baggs
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