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Syracuse Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1925

Page

15

Referendum on Annexation Plans Stirs Valley Meeting

Valley citizens vote on annexation as a special committee reports findings from a Thursday night meeting. More than 400 attend. water district and debt funding are key options. concerns about sewage, health, and cost loom. Officers for the East Syracuse Public Library Association to be elected at the first annual meeting Monday.

Onondage Valley Ely-Asa Salev Ethursday Pight Syracuse Tettune Water East Syracuse Public Library Association Vilage Hall

Unclear wartime travel diary fragment fragments reach Dijon

Fragmentary wartime diary recounts confusion at hotel stays and conference concerns. A narrator describes meeting familiar Beulah Chase Daige, hotel assignments for soldiers and companions, then fears of bomb threats and cold rooms. Confusion over Dijon headquarters and locating the hospital follows.

Syracuse Ste Ming'Beulah Chase Daige Willy Milly Ladiez Dilan Mr. Flint Corpfort Soula Alia le

Lawsuits Over Care Of Deceased Mother Inquest Opens

The district attorney’s office probes unsubstantiated charges by Joseph Tramazzo against his sister Mary Paliter and others claiming neglect of Mea Josephine Tramazzo who died after three apoplectic seizures. The inquiry, requested by Tramazzo, follows a Supreme Court dispute over Townsend Street property.

Orargls Joseph Tramazzo Josephine Tramazzo Sursday Phe Thhst Tai Tram Supreme Court Tramazzo Herman G. Welskatten Sra

Branch Library Named for Mundy in Geddes Street

Ezeidel We Mundy Branch Library is the new addition to the Public Library in Geddes Street. Named in memory of the late Dr EB Mundy, former librarian, the board announced at a Thursday meeting. Yearly reports show circulation more than doubled in 10 years and a 10 percent increase this year. The extension department posted the biggest gains with the library holdings rising from 163 54 to 172 534 volumes. Expenditures were

MUNDY Ezeidel We Mundy In & Geddesst EB. W. Mundy Public Library

Bertillon System Aids Crime Detection, Says Wickens

The Bertillon identification method aids police work nationwide, with Charles Wickens of the Syracuse police headquarters praising its accuracy. Police departments rely on measurements photographs and fingerprints to confirm identities and locate suspects across cities and nations. Hundreds of criminals were identified and arrested in 1924 through this system, ensuring reliable matching even when other clues fail.

Smig Artion Kelley Copeland Anne Bertilton Beaulety Mrr Wickens Assemblyman Democrata In Amore Anerthlyman Morris T Cavilier Acone Sj Wag Assembly Democrats Charles B. Wickens Nead Vos Ciina ‘Tha Wustem Iz International

Hylan Denounced as Transit Inquiry Ends

New York January 9 Mayor Hylan charged the Transit Commission sought to impose a fare rise. Chairman George McAneny of the State Transit Commission rejected the claim, noting the 1932 bill stripped the commission of fare powers. The inquiry closed with sharp criticism of Hylan’s bus and municipal subway plans, 275 exhibits and 3,000 pages of testimony were presented.

Hylan New York Transit Commission George McAneny State Transit Commission Smiths Transit Supreme Court Avey Miller Hyian

Colonel Morgan Dies After Sudden Collapse at Meeting

Colonel Morgan a long-time military figure and former commandant, aged 65, collapsed shortly after speaking at a meeting and died. His body will be taken to Lawrenceville for burial. the event followed his brief address to the Grand Army veterans.

Grand Army Col & AL Morsay Funcheon Morgan New York Tome Morgan Wan Lawrenceville

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