Great throng witnesses bishop installation amid rain
A large crowd gathered to witness the installation of Bishop Curley of Syracuse led by Archbishop Hayes. The procession, delayed by heavy rain, moved inside St Marys Academy church with clergy, bishops, and lay officials participating.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Madison
Montgomery
Iehold
Curley
Albert J. Hayes
banc_igary
Hares
Mysic
Lattra
Otter
Guancelor McGraw
Ciney
Hayes
Syracuse
Bishoy Curley
Floods and Fires Hit Hot Springs Ark Casualties Rise
Seventeen people are known dead with many more missing in Hot Springs Arkansas as floods and fires sweep the area. Red Cross officials say search for additional victims is accelerating as relief trains depart. In Texas near Walchadl, seventeen fatalities are reported from a massive tornado that damaged a 15 mile long by one mile wide area, with over a hundred injured and losses exceeding 3 million dollars.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hot Springs
Red Cross
Poison pen letters tie to Maxwell case and missing typewriter
May 15 New York police report an old typewriter used to mail 247 poison pen letters to 19 prominent figures has vanished from the Muse Publishers Society. District Attorney Banola says George Maxwell faces socialite-targeted accusations as witnesses dwindle and more suspects may join the indictment.
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Eva Burnside
George Maxwell
New York
Ggaton Society
Banloa
Palson
Muse Publishers’ Society
Maxwell
Europe
England
Fosssted
Polson
Freek
Phiadelphia
Maron Hildreth
Boston
Maxwell Tade
Hildreth
Iekters
Cyclone devastates Texas towns with 13 dead
A Texas cyclone swept Mitchell County causing at least thirteen deaths and extensive destruction. Homes, churches, and barns were wrecked along a 30 mile wide path through the Colorado River region. Rescue crews rushed to Colorado City and surrounding ranches to evacuate residents and recover the injured.
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Texas
Colorado City
Mitchell County
Colorado River
Wallis
Cederada
Kaetal
Fort Bliee
Heeler
Rowei
Cyclone Damage in Mitchell County Reported in Early Estimates
Early figures place property loss around 1600 in Colorado City as the cyclone, after its force, moved eastward causing scattered damage. W H Cooper, secretary of the Colorado City Chamber of Commerce, warned estimates may rise as reports come in. Injuries are counted around one hundred with emergency care ongoing.
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Mitchell County
W. H H. Cooper
Colorado City Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Seyex
Bishop Carley makes first address in new diocese
Carley delivers inaugural address at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception after installation ceremonies. He thanks the Very Rev. Bishops and Archbishop, notes the diocese as cradle of Christianity in New York State, and urges work in schools, parishes, and priestly missions while appealing to live by sacred duty.
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Liett
John B. Tuck
Hazel
Dbikow Daniel
Carley
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Pert
Chorvye
Sam
Bresking
New York
New York State
Onondaga
Manilus
Michel Angelo
St Peter's
Rome
Robbers Sentenced to Elmira Reformatory
Two youths were sentenced to the Elmira Reformatory by County Judge W. & Barnum. Reno ir, seventeen, of 632 North Salex Street, and Dan Colan, nineteen, of 304 Union, confessed members of the gang led by Fred Conley and H. F. Oswald store robbers. Michael Maraglione was convicted of perjury and arrested in court.
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Wood
Elmira
School Surety Battle Reaches Appellate Court
The National Surety Company seeks to uphold a $54,439 verdict against the center for a Syracuse Madison School project. Frank J. Cregg of Rochester announced the appeal on behalf of the surety as the Phelan Construction Company of Hoboken allegedly refused to complete the job, delaying the project for nearly two years amid construction pressures. State Senator George Fearon represented the surety.
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Sulene
Syracuse
Tatast
National Surety Couniny
Madison
Women grilled for dope in New York narcotics case
Report describes a chaotic New York narcotics seizure aftermath with suspects Walker Lampert and others, detailing an arraignment before U.S. Commissioner L Earl Higace, and a claimant seeking cremation of Mrs Tingkley’s females, along with a threat to send ash to him prepaid. The story ties to a $50 narcotics seizure and efforts to assist authorities against the Central New York dope ring and kidnappers.
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Arwant Cutter
Walker
U. S
L. Earl Higace
Harrison
Mrs. Tingkley
Lampert
New York
Mexanderson
First Baptist Activities Plan Junior Supper and Meeting
First Baptist Church Kings Daughter and Sons meet tonight at Mrs EN Green’s 110 Malcolm Street. The junior department parent pupils supper will be held in the church basement hall.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Kings
EN. Green
Malcolm Street
Straw Hat Day Confusion Sparks Mixed Fashion Rules
The article notes a clash of fashion dictates on Straw Hat Day with Dame Fashion urging new headwear and banning winter sky pieces, while men face pressure to adopt sennet sailors and leghorns. Weather mislabels May fifteenth, adding confusion as traditional straw looks collide with modern styles.
Mexico Envoys Seek Instructions From Washington
May 15 The second session of the United States and Mexican recognition conference opened with Americans asking for guidance on points raised previously. American commissioners John Barton Parne and Charles Beecher Warren refused to speak, saying tommapiques would be issued by the secretary as needed. Some correspondents criticized press arrangements while the inaugural session covered preliminaries and general views. Beginning today the agenda moves into detailed discussion.
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Mexico City
Recognition Conference
United States
Washington
John Barton Parne
Charles Beecher Warren
Murder Case Reopened on Appeal in Rochester
Petre Barbieri, a 20 year old Syracuse man, appeals a second degree murder conviction for the 192? slaying of Antonio Corapi. His attorney Richard J. Shanahan argues prejudice from sermons by Dr Bernard C. Clausen at the First Baptist Church. district attorney Frank P. Malpass counters the claim as unfounded. Barbieri was imprisoned at Auburn, seeking relief and possible sentence adjustment.
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Petre Barbieri
Young East Sile Syracusan
Richard J. Shanshas
Frank P. Malpass
Rochester
Hera
Barbieri
Antonio Corapi
Auburn
Shanahan
Bernard C. Clausen
First Baptist Church
Barbleri
Afr
Malpass
Clausen
New York Sends 23 Delegates to Holstein Convention
Twenty three delegates from New York State will attend the Holstein-Friesian Association of America annual contention on June 6. C F Binler, president of the New York Holstein-Friesian Association, will head the Syracuse delegation. The national Holstein sale will follow the convention under the Otto Holstein Association.
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New York State
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Cleveland
C. F. Binler
New York Holstein-Friesian Association
Syracuse
Otto Holstein Association
Spenger Drops Beat-Pning Under Fire in City Fire Dept
James B. Spencer, Commissioner of Public Safety, faced pressure to promote within the Fire Department while a Civil Service Commission dispute over lieutenant promotions simmered. He elevated Col. Eckel and Lt. N Clhapar to captaincies, skipping Lt. Huber a Republican. Plans to appoint several Democrats drew criticism as the commission secretary claimed falsified delay. Transfers of District Chiefs Sullivan and Hantz followed a political reshuffle effort tied to West Jefferson and West Genesee streets.
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James B. Spencer
Tablle
Cis
Cisi Service Commission
Hhe
Wiliam N. Huber
Bureau of Fire
Spnnning Custom
Spencer
Wibtan Avenue
Huber
Civil Service Commission
West Jefferson Street
West Genesee Street
Boynton
Gieselman
Wyoming
Kelley
Democratic
Ead
Sullivan and
Kantz
West Genesee
Road Authority
Let’s Swap OH TIMMY MCGEE A writer and ad trader
A fragmented note describes Timmy McGee as a writer who used swap ads to find needed work. It mentions swap ad rates, fees, and a push for more than seven consecutive fees while emphasizing writing success and prompt payment.
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Timmy McGee
Strafghtway
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