Tenants Buy Fifth Avenue Apartment in Co‑op Movement
New York, June 15. A growing “own your own apartment” movement shows two major deeds: tenants purchase a Fifth Avenue apartment building for 2.5 million dollars and a Park Avenue cooperative project costing 4 million dollars begins construction. Woodrow Court on an uptown stretch was sold for 60 thousand dollars to its 33 resident families.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Park Avenue
Woodrow Court
Lreadway
169Th
470Th Streets
Tragic Bicycle Accident Seizes City Child
Lawrence Warner, four, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Warner of 827 Third Street West, is unconscious and in critical condition at Presbyterian Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Jobe Connolly. He suffered a fractured skull broken jaw and serious internal injuries as the vehicle passed over him while he rode a bicycle on Fourth Street West.
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Lawrence Warher
Henry Warner
Third Street West
Les
Presbyterian Hospitel
Lee
Fourth Street West
Jobe Connolly
Arthur Connolly
Fifth Street West
Ind
Picker Wnconstrann
Jaura
Hye
Salaries and debates over federal officer pay in 1878
A historical note discusses federal officer salaries, citing Theodore N. Vail and Miss Jennie Bird, with reference to 1878 pay levels and a Senate vote on per diem allowances. The article highlights opponents who urged travel-based expenses and a split vote of 82 to 18 on daily allowances. It reflects early efforts to standardize expenses for national postal leadership.
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New York
Morristown
J. Pan
C.F. Green
Theodore N. Vail
Waterlog
Tecniven
ANG
Jennie
Bird
County Recorder
Teview
Wall
Edmunds
Vermont
Finnils
Stirrlis Arhatepal
Vail
Infant mortality improves in 1919 across major cities
AP reporting from Washington on June 15 notes infant death rates in 1919 fell materially from prior years. Among 72 large birth areas seven show declines up to 28.4 percent, New York City records a 21 percent drop from 1918 and 18 percent below 2016 levels, with Lackawanna, Pennsylvania showing notable gains in one measure.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Cesus Burena Sistisiius Minte
Aevea
New York City
Lackawanna, N
Campaign Finance Report Shows Campaign Expenditures
A summary of campaign totals lists payments to WJ Rubank and other entries, totaling $1 848 25 and related expenses. The report notes injuries in a separate incident near Reno Colorado and a casualty from a California bound train, with hospital treatment and potential recovery.
January Thaw and Town Notes From Classic Era
A January thaw weaves through city life with visits by Mrs. Fitznerail and family, land seekers head to Stuttgart Arkansas, and neighbors gather for small social moments. A tale unfolds of Fred, Olive, and Aunt Debby as winter nights bring curious encounters and light mischief.
Soviet repudiates debts of Russia to 1917 in Times report
London reports that Soviet Russia will not assume liability for debts contracted before November 1917. Krassin allegedly refused any liability, saying Russia would offset obligations with rights from old treaties if forced to pay. The piece highlights Constantinople and foreign-funded White attacks as context.
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London
Rus Sia
Russia
Ang
Times
Mministera
Gregory Krassian
M. Krassin
As- Ferta
AL Nissim
Slaying of Gum WW Quel Sparks Local Feud
June 19 report of a fatal kitchen confrontation in the Maddox home. Raymond Merath, 15, confesses after finding a .32 revolver, killing 13 year old Oddly Walker during a quarrel over a rat capture. Juvenile court holds him pending inquest.
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Veorla
Poluta Markey
Maymond Herath
John HH. Merath
Oddly Walker
Harriett Maddox
Thor
Toolr Strange Dial
Maddoxer
Meraths
Bors
Raymond
Oddle
Odldie
Oddie
Lapy
Hetbie Fromneve
Meath- Ems
Ofice of State
Charlie BK
McNemear
Hereth
May Be First Lady of Land After March 4
Julia Benton faces a moral decision as she helps the Gardner couple while considering a marriage proposal from Downing. A woodpile hunt with an arrow-marked birch guides Downing to Miss Benton’s answer, revealing devotion and practical aid amid personal drama.
A Blazed Trail
Dora Mol An recounts a tangled literary dialogue where Julia debates a man’s character with Talia Benton and Clare Downing, highlighting issues of laziness, courtesy, and truth in a tense scene. The exchange centers on evaluating effort and integrity through quotes about mothers and responsibility.
Italian Zealot Crucifixion Stirs Oaxaca Indians
Mexico City reports Dr Jose di Gabriele the Italian zealot crucified by Tequisistlan inhabitants near Oaxaca on Good Friday. He survived the ordeal after being walled to a cross with railway spikes and later viewed by thousands at Easter. The governor ordered his return to Tehuantepec, with a procession and arrests of the Taquizistlan mayor and four others.
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Mexico City
Jose, di Gabriele
Tequizistlan
Oaxaca
Pachuct
di Gabriele
Tehuantepet
Iroa
Taquizistlan
Trail Blaze Promise Between Two Strangers
In a brief exchange by a stove wood pile, one girl tells Gilbert she will follow him from now on, after she admits she didn’t know the answer until that moment. The moment marks a pledge to trust his lead.
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Gilbert
Armistice Fails to Protect Armenians in Cilicia
In Adana on June 14, Christians in Cilicia face consternation as a 20 day armistice between French forces and Turkish nationalists provides no Armenian protection. The armistice broke by June 9 and Americans in Hadjin report surrender of compounds to Turks two months earlier, living without outside contact.
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Adana
Cilicia
Southeast Asia Minor
Thid
Hadjin
Reform of Roxana
Roxana, a charming but mischievous figure, captivates Dick nicknamed the crafty titan. He laments Roxana's curiosity and recounts a panel of teasing incidents including a box she unwrapped containing his newly purchased underwear. Dick seeks help from her mother.
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Roxana
Crpaithtat
I Do not know If I should give her up or marry her
Roxana and Dick marry after her mother’s urging. On a July morning he brings home a satchel of “material for a suit” that proves to be letters and documents from his court work. Roxana opens the satchel and discoversDick’s unopened letters, leading to remorse and a vow to change.
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Henry P. Daryison
Nese York
Mr. Davison
Sally
Fred
Bell
Olive
Dabby
Prc
Koa
Roxana
Grinly
Tre Valise
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