Crippen and Leneve Return to London in Custody
Strong barricades guard Liverpool docks as Crippen and Ethel Leneve, accused in the Dr Crippen murder case, are put aboard a train for London after disembarking from the Megantic. Police, crowds, and officials move the prisoners to Bow Street for formal charges.
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London
Liverpool
Megandlo
Hawley H Crippen
Milas Ethel Leneve
Canada
Ur Crippena
Bella &Imore
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Cesan
Inspector Dew
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Miss Leneve
Scotlang Yard
Liew Madause
Megantic
Dr Crippen
Misa Leneve
Deneve Ware
Misa Lenave
Crippen
Crippen and Girt
Misa
Ethel Clara Lenave
Eotreas
Betis Elmore
Mra Crippen
Hill Prop Crescent
Landon
Dew
Mitchell
Scotland Yard
Miss Lenave
Rustan Station
Bow Street Police Court
Otis
Tired of Divorce Couple Weds Again in Washington
Washington August 27 withan Howlett aged 34, manager of the Culpeyper Ya Exponent, and his former wife Gertha F Hoodlett aged 22, were remarried after fourteen months separation. They first wed in Logan Ohio when she was 16 and he 20. The couple, parents of two, had been separated since 1909. Hoodlett traveled while his wife and children went west, later to Fairmont West Virginia, where Hoodlett was summoned for a state funeral. a chance street reunion led to the remarriage.
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Washington
Withan Howlett
Culpeyper Ya Exponent
Gertha F Hoodlett
Mra Hoodlett
Logan
Ohio
Hoodiett
Central West
Fairmont
Hoochett
West Virginia
Thare
Gates Optimistic On Business Revival In America
New York August 27 Special John W Gates once a Wall Street capitalist now directs Texas ventures and says a broad business revival is under way. He predicts prosperity will exceed any prior era as he notes favorable conditions and his experience with the Texas Oil Company and other firms.
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Gates
New York
John W Gales
Wall Street
Texas
Itaclimax
Texas Oil Company
Mr Gates
Sanders Will Hold to Governor's Seat in Louisiana
New Orleans August 27 Governor J Sanders of Louisiana declares he will decline to qualify as United States senator to which place he was recently elected to fill the unexpired term of the late Samuel D McEnery He does not deny reports that Judge R Thornton of Rapides parish a longtime political figure and lawyer would be appointed to the Senate He says he acted after representations that he could best serve the world and will be a candidate for the United States Senate in the Democratic primaries to be held in 1920. Paname exposition proposed to build here in 1915 by retaining the governorship.
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New Orleana
J. Sanders
Louisiana
United States
Samuel D McEnery
R. Thornton
Rapides Parish
Ubin
Sanders
Paname Exposition
United States Senate
Gaynor Dominates Democratic State Ticket Talk
A New York Times canvass shows strong Gaynor sentiment across the state, causing a lull in other names for the Democratic nomination. The paper notes the mood resembles support once given to Roosevelt and Hughes, and Gaynor has repeatedly said he does not wish to be governor. Major Gaynor is expected to leave Bt Marys hospital for his country place in St James if not tomorrow then Monday.
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New York
New York Times
Gaynor
Ucket
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles E Hughes
Hughes adviser on New York situation discussed
In Chattanooga August 37 Certos C Alden of Buffalo served as legal adviser to Governor Hughes and spoke on New York politics. He said democratic success hinges on a candidate of conscience attracting dissatisfied Republican voters and on primary reform battles within the party. He warned the convention could affect Republican harmony and national administration influence, noting Taft Hughes and Roosevelt unity could secure the ticket. He also stressed the significance of a Democratic senator and New York’s pivotal role in the next presidential race.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Certos C Alden
Buffalo
Hughes
Newark
New York
Harmon
Taft
Roosevelt
Depewit
Walter Taylor Runs For City Clerk In Atlanta Race
Walter Taylor a noted Atlanta newspaper man enters the race for clerk of the city council, subject to the city primary. A Georgia native, he has decades in journalism including posts at The Herald The Commercial Tie Constitution and The Journal. He was city editor and sporting editor of The Journal and served as private secretary to Mayor James G Woodward. He has held positions on the county Democratic executive committee and as secretary of that body.
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Walter Taylor
Atlanta
J Troup Taylor
Georgia
Ben Hill
Alex Stephens
Waw
Ume
Herald
Commercial Tie Constitution
Journal
James G Woodward
Promoters of aviation blame pilots for losses
The Toledo Blade notes promoters blame aviators in France for their financial woes. It argues pilots demanding high fees before starting engines were once journeyman flyers, while mechanics now set prices. The piece laments wealthier classes griping at others' gains and praises risk takers who work with canvas and gas. It cites fatalities and a total losses approaching $55,000,000 as context.
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Toledo Blade
France
Horn
Bose
14 Years In Pen Killed Actor Gentry's Talent
Old newspaper account recalls James B Gentry, once a noted actor, sent to Kaltrum on Long Island after fourteen years in Moyamensing prison for Madge York murder. Pardoned by George M. Cohan, he sought stage work but suffered lingering dementia and paralysis, ending his career.
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Gentry
New York
James B Gentry
En Kartum
Long Taland
Moyamensing
Pennsylvania
Madge York
Zolsac
Philadelphia
Charles H. Blaney
William Collier
Collier
Poughkeepele
Boston
Pysyere
Madge
Bagzare Check
Mine York
Bome
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