Four State Amendments Explained for New York Voters
The October Bulletin of the Women’s City Club of New York outlines Amendments 1 and 2 proposing bond issues for public improvements and grade-crossing elimination. They would authorize up to 100 million for state buildings and up to 300 million for grade-crossing projects with shared costs and no referendum for the new bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's City Club of New York
Walter Talmadge Arndt
Citizens Union
State notes need for prompt grade crossing elimination
The article argues that letting the State's plant deteriorate will raise reconstruction costs and that systematic, immediate action is needed to remove grade crossings. It urges provisions to aid railroads and localities and states the issue should not be decided along political lines. Continued next week.
Notice to creditors in Griffin estate Scar sdale
Under an order by Surrogate George A Slater of Westchester a notice to all persons with claims against William Jay Griffin late of Scarsdale is published. Executrix Florence E Griffin requests claims with vouchers be presented to Ausburn M Birdsall attorney at 4 Albany Street Manhattan NY by August 2 1925. Dated February 5 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Slater
County of
Westchester
William Jay Griffin
Scarsdale
Ausburn M. Birdsall
Albany Street
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