AApril 02 1918
New York Herald, New York, New York, Tuesday, April 02, 1918
Frank Israel Cohen
Frank Israel Cohen, who was for nine years a member of the Town Council of Glasgow, Scotland, and for nine months held the honorary office of Master of Works, died yesterday at the Parkside Hotel, 31 West Seventy-first street. He came to New York in 1912, was entertained by Mayor Gaynor and others of prominence and subsequently lectured. In January, 1914, he married Mrs. Frances A. Harris, head of a millinery establishment. He said he was a nephew of Lord Reading, the British Ambassador to America.
Norwich Bulletin, Norwich, Connecticut, Tuesday, April 02, 1918
OBITUARY.
Frank Israel Cohen.
New York, April 1.—Frank I. Cohen, nephew of Lord Reading, British ambassador to this country, and who was formerly master of works of the city of Glasgow, Scotland, died today at his hotel here. Mr. Cohen had been lecturing in this country and was associated in food control work with the food administration. In a letter to him recently, Herbert Hoover wrote:
“The president has told me of the good and efficient work you had accomplished for your city, Glasgow, Scotland, when you held the position as master of works and as an expert in food control. I am sure your services will be of great value to the government and to the country.”
April 03 1918
Reading Times, Reading, Pennsylvania, Wednesday, April 03, 1918
Reading's Nephew Dies
New York, April 2.—Frank I. Cohen, nephew of Lord Reading, British Ambassador to this country, who was formerly master of works of the city of Glasgow, Scotland, died yesterday at his hotel here.
Mr. Cohen had been lecturing in this country and was associated in food control work with the food administration.
April 05 1918
Daily Record, Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland, Friday, April 05, 1918
Mr. Frank Cohen Dead.
Intimation is made that Mr. Frank Israel Cohen, once a well-known Town Councillor of Glasgow, has died in New York.
He represented the Springburn Ward from 1902 until 1912, was 42 years of age, and a son of the late Mr. Morris T. Cohen, of Messrs. Joseph Cohen & Son, cigar importers and tobacconists' furnishers.
April 11 1918
The American Israelite, Cincinnati, Ohio, Thursday, April 11, 1918
Frank I. Cohen, for fourteen years a member of the Glasgow (Scotland) Council and for two years Master of Works of that city, died here of pneumonia April 1. He came to this country six years ago and delivered lectures on municipal ownership and contributed to many newspapers. He was recently associated with Food Commissioner Hoover. He married Mrs. Frances A. Harris of this city. He was forty-two years of age and is survived by three brothers who are fighting in the British Army.
