Jerome Answers Replies To Three Charges In New York
District Attorney Jerome files a forty page answer to three specifications against him. He denies guilt of breach of duty and notes alleged misconduct in personal conduct and immunity offers to a witness, arguing the provable facts do not support removal claims. The document also covers a freight rate dispute prompting a special committee from the Produce Exchange to meet railroad officials over inland rates affecting New York port traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Distriet
Jerome
Hughes
B. R. Thomas
William R. Montgomery
The
Prodino Exchange Today
Trim Line
Buffalo
White Star Line
Harmony Lodge Sixty Seventh Birthday Celebration
Harmony Lodge marks its sixty seventh birthday with a ballroom event featuring entertainment by William Talinaday, Beulah Gierney and Bealth Gierney among others. The night included piano and tenor solos, a jewel badge presented to Brother Clemency, and a formal committee list led by Ovid Pellywehroughout.
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Ovid
Temacks
Clemeny
Wanda Follown
Walsh Names Carter for Democratic National Delegation
A state Democratic committee filing sets Galen A. Carter of Stamford as a delegate nominee. The delegation plans a meeting soon to finalize travel and support for the Denver convention, with Tryon Robertson of Mysticville possibly added. Debate over aligning with Bryan or Johnson sparks concern about further discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Wateh
Thomas
Conia
Galen A. Carter
Stamford
Menver
Mr. Carter
Walsh
Tryon Robertson
Myntville
New London County
Denver
Hower
New Haven Commercial Outing Cited Amid Subsidy Debate
A dispatch reports the fourth annual New Haven Commercial Traveling Tokio outing set for June 16 with events at the Gulshayx and a British court case on June 20. The gathering, supported by about one hundred commercial travelers, includes a dinner at 1 p.m. and discusses a controversy over a published article reflecting on Burhan Younes and American diplomat Stevens.
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New Haven
Tokio
le Men
Gulsayx
Shoreham
Raturday
Mars
Bethel
Thean
Methel
Lof New Haven
Varius
Burhan Younes
Ran Pranvisvo
Hlee
DANGERPEST PRIZES HARTFORD TAKES FIRSTS
The Connecticut Saengerbund state Saengerfest parade featured thousands of marchers and floats through Meriden and ended at Lyra Park. Prizes awarded included Hartford Saengerbund first, Gesang Herein Gesterich second, and Lyra Singing Society of Waterbury honorable mention, with other awards across multiple classes. An accident injured 100 on a temporary theatre stage, under investigation.
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Meriden
Houxes
Saengerfent
Connecticut
Frank Faeth
Waterbury
Prise
Hartford Saengerbund
Gesang
Gesterich
New Britain
Mannerchor
Hartford
Lyra Singing Society
Tha
Concordia
Siiver Culpa
Concordia Society of
Heymour
Artona of
Lridgeport
Lyra Society of
Liederkranz
Thomaston
Schwaeblacher Maonnether
Bridgeport
Gesang Velen Mesterteich
Rockville
Liedertafel
Stamford
Gus St
Runaway mini Bernice Maldwin injured in Woodbridge wedding drive
A runaway horse attached to a carriage near Westullie caused Mrs Bernice Maldwin of Woodbridge to be tossed from the vehicle yesterday. Her right leg was broken while bridesmaid Miss Campbell and her father escaped with minor injuries. The horse bolted toward the city as the carriage toppled near the post office. onlookers halted the animal before further harm.
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Mini Bernice Maldwin
Woodbridge
Mien Campbell
Whalley Aventia
Dn Marsh
Weatville
Avery
Misa Haldwin
Mise Campbell
Mr Campbell
Mine Campbell
Weatullie
Davenport Council Regular Meeting Announcement
Davenport Council announces regular monthly meeting this Saturday in the council rooms. Attendees from Davenport and Royal Arcantiny invited to meet at 1B Meretek's at 10 p.m. A trip to the shore is planned with dinner at 1 Broad Street. Tickets for dinner are one dollar, available from council members.
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Davenport Connell
Royal Arcantiny
Tte Connell
Muntahat
South End
Arcantana
Davenport's
Meretek
South Ndt
Teachers Journal off scene marks year end release
The latest Teachers Journal appears with a new volume and features an article by Professor HF Tinwicken on mathematics in curricula. William Ho Hackett contributes on New Haven high school reforms while a California school builds a new community.
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Intereen
Camar
Tinwicken
Jere
Valie Patie
William Ho Hackett
New Haven
Board of Education
California
Officers Elected for Ensuing Year at Frindens Lodge
Frindens longo Wermann's Sons held a special meeting in Music Hall last night and elected officers for the ensuing year. Elected were Edward Loffing president Frite Schipper vice president Charles Miller secretary Arthur Petasch financial secretary F Feholz treasurer Aumist Kiel Dr Fred Arlt and FS Sprague directors.
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Frindens Longo
Wermann
Music Hall
Edward Loffing
Frite Schipper
Vic
Charles Miller
Arthur Petasch
F Feholz
Aumist Kiel
Fred Arlt
FS Sprague
Aldermen Piqued in Chicago Meeting Over Treatment
A special city council session is set for tomorrow to protest what aldermen say is biased treatment of Chicago. Republicans allege party members were favored in committee seating while Democrats claim they were ignored and denied a full meeting.
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Chicago
Vonmlttes
Canis Mien
Northfield Graduation and School Board Change
Northfield MAIA notes graduation lines and a board of trustees change at Mount Hermon School with the resignation of Colonel J A Janeway and a forthcoming filling in September. The third annual State Aerie convention elected John D Fox as president and officers including F P Dewey secretary Wet Haggerty treasurer Abe Matt bury guard J Mew Willans and trustees J N Creagh J Kinsella and J te Dolin. In Norwalk a Polish man named Catupa was killed by a east bound New Haven express while walking on tracks near here. He leaves a family in Poland.
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Northfield
Maia
Simonta
Hey de Koteert Johnston
Mantreat
J. A. Janeway
New Pramawtek
Mount Hermon School
Vaenner
Pagles Espot
Norwalk
State Aerie of
Engen
John D. Fox
Stamford
F P. Dewey
Torrington
Wet Haggerty
Marlden
Joe Sweeney
Chaulmnin
Abe
Mattbury
J. Mew Willans
Danbury
J. N. Creagh
J. Kinsella
J. Te Dolin
New London
New Haven
South Norwalk
Catupa
New York, New Haven and Wartford
Poland
Woodmont restaurant petition seeks extended half-hour service hours
The establishment at Woodmont petitions the local authorities for an extended half hour service until 11 40 p m. A prior plan proposed four half hours from 6 am to 6 pm, followed by phased hours ending at 1 o clock. The request involves around 600 workers or patrons.
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Woodmont
Howe Devel
Struggle Over Street Extensions Sparks Local Debate
Residents clash over petitions by A N Farnham and Samuel A York to extend Miteh Street and Farnham Avenue. The committee plans a site visit before reporting. Separate items note Roosevelt ordering dog roundup in Washington and Governor Hughes denying contact with Seth Low about Chicago, plus Frank of Butte deemed demented after transfer to police HQ in Chicago.
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Wliermanic
Jatroeta
A. N. Farnfain
Miteh Street
Farnham Avenue
Atte
Samuel A. York
Starr Atreat
Rowing Regatta Mix at Poughkeepsie Between Colleges
In Poughkeepsie on June 16 Cornell, Pennsylvania, and Columbia crews shared the day racing on the river. Freshmen held their own in a two mile head race while Pennsylvania challenged them over three miles and Columbia rowed a four mile trial. Syracuse will arrive later.
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Poughkeepalé
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Pennsylvania ‘Varsity
Wwarelty
Syracuse
Vorrei
Spectacular raid on uptown gambling house ends in arrests
New York officers raided a gambling room on West 230th Street near Broadway catching patrons in evening dress and several clerks seated at gaming tables. Twelve people were arrested as patrons attempted to flee by fire escapes. managers and guests were taken to the police station in patrol wagons. Paris dispatch notes a damaging fire in the New York to Paris car race. American car waning in the lead.
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New York
Broadway
Globe Girdling Auto Aftre
Paris
ITA
Tohla
Siberia
Nertchinsk
Lake steamship line fails in Chicago receivership
Barry Brow transportation company operating steamers between West Shore points of Lake Michigan was placed in receivership today. Petitioning creditor Joseph Lamoreaux claims 7 200. No complete statement of assets and liabilities filed.
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Jerome Nye
Gayvan
Detaurant
IRDA
Jerome Vase
Cornet
Harmony Lodge
AV Prescott
A. TL Preacott
Prof
F. Robbine Ss Balseted
George McKay
Badin Davies
Mio
Brother Talmadge
Manilatin Kate
Mies Bealth Gierney
Soprana Seule
Mond
O. Robins
Willan ‘Talmadge
George i Andrewe
Mharles D. Chart
IL. Wightman
Orange ST
Room
Jewelers
Ony
DAA Church
Mer
Carter
Dar
Haven Association Samrday
Korea
Dangerpest Prizes
Copiey City
Journal-Courier
Washington, Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Miss Baldwin
Westville
Davenport
Teachers Journal Oof
Wipes
Wortley
Hitlons
Monson
Chapel St
Clerkin & Co
Grand Avenue
Consult
Ryder
Center Street
Sporting Goods
J. A. McKee
Pripdens Lodge
Lamocrats of Chicago Board
Northfield Graduation
Pnts
Minangs
Portvilly
Fiteh Street
Strennons
Crusade
Washington
Roosevelt
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Seth Low
Albany
Heth Low
Herbert Parsons
Te Frank
Butte, Mont
Palmér House
Polles
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frank
Poughkeepsie
Ice Company
State Street
Corbin
Worcester
Corbin Motor Vehicle Corporation
New Britain, Conn
H. E. Doolittle
New York State
Ogdensburg
Window Shade Co
Orange Street
Kdinos
the Pierson & Dean Co
Coom
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