Holt's death considered self inflicted after jail blast attempt
Nassau County jail cases swirl around Holt who died in a cell pool of blood with reports of an explosion and a possible self inflicted wound. Investigators and jail staff debate whether a weapon fashioned from a pencil caused the wound and whether a prior suicide attempt or a broader plan explains the death and missing dynamite traces.
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Scar evidence and identity claims in Holt Muenter case
Professor John Maxwell Grove and Ottmar M. Kremba discuss scars and photos as clues to whether Frank Holt is actually Muenter, tied to the J. P. Morgan shooting. They note scars from surgeries and parallel life details, with competing beliefs about identity and marital history.
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Mortuary Notices From Thomson Area
Died at 63, Mrs. J. P. Jones survived by husband J P Jones daughter Gertrude Jones and brother V. H. Roberts. Services Wednesday 4 pm from residence conducted by Rev. Mashburn. burial Thomson cemetery. Also notes death of Mrs. Etta Irwin and Mrs. Sarah Frances Johnson with survivors listed. services and places named. Additional notices include J. Ream and James Strickland deaths with survivors and funeral home arrangements.
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Teutonic Drive Losses and Prisoner Bag Reported
Army dispatches describe a setback in momentum on the flank northwest of Wikolas with heavy enemy losses and over 2,000 prisoners including 29 officers. Allied forces claim stalemates along the Vieprz and Western Bug and near Krylow as fighting continues on the upper Bug river, Zlota Lipa, and Palester regions amid cautious Russian posture in Petrograd reports.
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Battle near Paredon as Carranza troops clash with Villa force
Laredo reports say six hundred Carranza soldiers were killed in an all day battle to capture Paredon, with about eight thousand Carranza troops under General Trevino advancing from Villa Garela. Villa Garcias defenses hold while both sides suffer heavy losses and trains ferry wounded toward Torreon.
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Businessmen Push National Prohibition at Atlantic City
At the Atlantic City convention of the Anti Saloon League of America, business leaders plan to form a 2100 member committee to fund and promote the Hobson Shepherd amendment for a constitutional prohibition. Bishop Luther B Wilson was re elected president as the league expands its executive board and schedules a Washington conference to map nationwide campaign steps.
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War, Religion and Tax Policy Highlight Global Debate
A fragment discussing Russia's wartime revenue losses from drink and its claimed prosperity, arguing that the United States could abolish a substantial tax or revenue burden in peacetime. The remark contrasts Russia's wartime economics with the U.S. civilizational and Christian claims.
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Lot of gold flowing into Bank of France
Paris reports the Bank of France required six receiving teliefs to take public gold hoards in exchange for notes. Queues stretched for days with citizens exchanging francs, largest sums about 5 000 francs and typical offers of 1 000 to 2 000 francs, certificates noting the exchange was for national defense.
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