Evening star., 1923-06-06
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NEW YORK, June e.--Four persons'
Including the driver. are sunerins
today from injuries inflicted by'a taxi
cab, which speeded UP Avenue A late
last night at the rate Of forty-nve
miles an hour Two of them are
women, both OF whom are I'm hospitals
IN a serious conditions:
1t iR believed that the driver lost
control of his car. During the WIG
run OF the taxicab 1t crashed into and
overturned an automobile standing at
the curb. and later plowed through
the plate glass window of a drug
store at 1494 Avenue A, throwing
the patrons into panic.
I'm time a few 'Superpower systems,
drawing upon all economical sources
Of power within the areas they cover.
will supply electrical energy TO the
greater part of the North American
continent" Gen Guy r, Trip, chair.
man of the bo'rd OF directors OF the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufec-
turing Company. predicted today.
There is tendency to connect
groups OF electric generating plants.
he explained. to form composite sys-
TENS for the more economical produc-
tion of energy. Individual plants are
disappearing into the spreading sNs-
tems because they cannot comnete
with them, and 1t is well tnat thes
are merging, he said
Jerry Anunaiato: thirty mine years
old. of 346 Fast 106th street. and Pss.
1uale Mafoni. forty years old. or El6
East 1GSth street. both laborers. are
under arrest today after lighting
bloody duel with knives last nirht.
The duel. which took place on East
1b8th street between 1st avenue and
the Harlem river, started over the:
possession OF a small piece or rope.
The police found Anunziato and Ma
foni hacking away at each othsr win
long, evil-looking knives and bleed
ing profusely about the head and
shoulders. A large crowd surround
ed them. urging and cheering them on.
Tho national merchandise fair VIII
be advertised tntenstvely during the
next few weeks by Arthur l.. Perper,
who leaves New York today for
motoring trip to the principal cities
OF the west. accompanied by hts busi-
ness associate, Frank Rosenberg.
During his trip Mr. Perper viii
visit Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, Chi
cago. Cheyenne, Wyo.; San Francisco.
Oakland, Los Angeles. Santa Fe, y.
M: Denver. Kansas City, Louisvllle
and WashinEton.. =.
A fire in, the Woodworking plant Of
Breeman & Co. Inc. caused constd-
erable discomfort early today for the
occupants OF tenement houses in the
vicinity of Sd avenue and SSth street
The flames SWEPT n three story ell
which abuts on the large building oc-
cupied by the Society of Catholic Me
chanics at 165 and 167 East sSth
street.
The Damage Was S20.GoO.
The $50 men asleep in the place were
aroused. and the, heavy smoke also.
drove 10 the street many others In the
noighbarhood The monetary damage
is estimated at between $4,000 and
$4,000
Assenblyman Louis Cuvillier, net
tied by the refusal Of his colleagues
IN the legislature to speak to him, and
by their constant references to him as
of inferior mentality. is prepared to
Cro on the warpath against Tammany
Hall. Mayor Hylan and every demo-
crat in the city.
After a conference with Col. William
relation 10 liruor cases An which he is
counsel for the defense. CuviIlfer de-
clared he had done the dirty work
for Tammany for twenty years" He
demands a nomination for the SUI
preme court this'yea Failure to get
Il will result in his running inde-
pendpptly. he said. -.-i..!-,,.: 49,. 49,.
Mrs. NsrySF -Cf1esah ton. twenty-four
yesfs Old. viii feee|, t;vo i1dictments s.,
when She Is, abffs to iaave the newark
house. of detenttoH and tozAppear, in.
court - -. - :. -. a..
The latest ctlfrg,s It ls understood:
alleges that. Mrs. Creighton rs resp6n+
law. Mrs. Anna Crf1shthri, f6rty-save1
years old, who dtssE on. .necen1 be ri.
1924. ii mi who's 4, akrd1 Nv An a X hum ed
imm AdEa teIy after 5hfrT, Cteikhtor15 Fsrni
her husband John. h Adr hsha arrested.
ch9-ged with pDiseniug Mrs. Cfeieh-
toms seventeen yea rzoId brother
Charles Rav-roni AveTv. with arsenic
to obtain 81 Gda insitFRnce.
The first. death from heat DrostrA-
tiou wa@ reported from New Rochelle.
when John Rapp. sixty-one years
old. gardener. Euccumbed while
working in his garden.
As n result of the comments on the
action of Gov. Alfred F. Smith in
SIGNING the 'Mulian~Gage,. repeaIer
Tammany has .Dnt on foot a move
ment that. doubtless, will! get great
momentum befofn the summer In
over. to bring the democratic ma
tional convention, to this city next
year Tammany figures that If the
delegates from south OF the Mason
and Dixon fine can come 10 this city
and see how popular A. Smith is in
his home town he will sweep the
McAdoo boom out of the convention
hall before IL assumes dangerous
proportions.
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