Daring capture of alleged dips at new hotel
At the Winecoff Hotel opening last night a trio of well dressed pickpockets and two associates were trapped on the third floor after an elevator standoff. Detectives Moon, Patrick, Black, and Bullard detained three men, while a fourth fled. a young Louisville man Barnard, 24, was found with about $300 in hidden pockets and a money order to his mother. A fifth suspect and a young girl, linked by letters found on the prisoners, remained at large. Police await court action as Macon ties are explored.
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Winecoff
Moon
Patrick
W. M. Rayner
Ivohy
Peachtree Street
Black
Bullard
Birmingham
G. L. Peterson
Knoxville, Tenn
H. E. Barnard
Louisville
Fetgeant
Macon
D. B. Gilbert
Arazon
Dipa
the Constitution
Jett
Gilbert
Peterson
Wang
Barnard
John Black
A. R. Frankinburg
New York City
Barnard’ View
Zay
Murphy
Alsup
Bustanobys & Maxim's
Ansonia
Maxim’s
The
Waldorf
Planoliceman
Judge "A Dear" Says Mrs. Alsop
New York October 0 Special Mrs Effie Pope Hill Alsop wife of Edward B Alsop Pittsburg millionaire recounted today in Waldorf rooms how she ran short of cash during Broadway tour and faced brutal treatment by an overzealous chauffeur and a policeman. Magistrate Murphy ordered her discharge praising the judge.
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New York
Effie Pope Hill
Edward B. “Alsop
Pittsburg
the Waldorf
Broadway
Denunciation of Wilson Wedding Gift Sparks House Debate
Washington October 36 Republican Leader Mann proposed subscriptions from congressmen to a wedding gift for Miss Jessie Wilson. Democrat Representative Gray denounced the plan as in bad taste and motioned to extend greetings instead. Gray waved a $5 check and urged no gift to the president's daughter. Others objected to considering Gray's resolution. Mann called it hopeless to change Gray's sentiment.
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Washington
Mann
Jessie Wilson
Representative Gray
Indiana
Gray
House
Wilson
Mfe
White House
Paul
North Carolina
Bond debt flood said to threaten economy and reform
James J. Hill warned at a Chicago banquet that municipal indebtedness is concealed behind bond issues. He described hundreds of millions in bonds backing consolidations, undeveloped properties, and real estate, with lax security and wildcat risk. He urged tighter limits, better credit discipline, and a code to stamp out risky securities. He also contrasted fragile food supply and subsistence concerns amid postwar economic strain.
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Chicago
James J. Hill
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Bac
pSawa Siordy
Roan on Decision Today Seeks Change of Venue
The article outlines a requested change of venue in the Frank case with prosecutors and defense preparing documents and signatures. If denied, the defense may take the matter to the Supreme Court, with possible delays into January and a Christmas timetable for jail docket clearance.
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A. Muinkdr
Friahit
Beanie
Fuitie
Supreme Rt Hay
Supreme Court
Frank
Prison Commission
Income of $1 000 a day for each Busch heir
A St Louis report details that heirs of Adolphus Busch will receive about 276000 dollars per year per share from the estate trust, with August A Busch to receive two shares totaling roughly 750000 dollars annually after a required provision for an invalid brother. The estate values cited reach about 350 million dollars with a 6 percent yield. Executors Lily Busch Edward A Faust and Charles Nagel plan charitable bequests of 210000 dollars and a 50000 dollar widow income, while August A Busch heads management of key Busch companies with succession provisions among trustees.
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Bt Louis
Adolphus Busch
August A. Bunch
Carl
Busch Corporation
Eduard Scharer
Wilhelmine Busch
Adolphus Busth
Germany
Scherer
Lily Busch
Edward A. Faust
Charles Nagel
Mrs. Busch
August A. Busch
Manufacturers’ Railway
American Bottle Company
Busch-Sulzer Brothers Diesel Engine Company
Caust
St. Louis Tnion Trust Company
Fragmented on the edge of ruin and endurance
A garbled OCR passage discusses saving, transforming income into consumables and capital, the risk of industrial machinery and human labor ceasing to operate, and frames the peril as a monument of defeat in a nameless battle, emphasizing economic strain and existential threat.
Royal birth fuels February anticipation in English circles
Rumors rise in English royal circles that King George and Queen Mary will welcome a baby in February. Royal physicians have been seen daily at Buckingham Palace, while Queen Mary remains out of public view amid social events such as the wedding of Prince Arthur of Connaught and the Duchess of Fife.
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George
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Prince
Arthur of
Connaught
Duchess of Fife
Tammany Fights By Washington In New York Race
Dudley Meld Malone spoke at Madison Square Garden for fusion nominee John Purrey Mitchel and attacked Rep. John J. Fitzgerald. Malone recalled the Baltimore convention and argued the fight in New York mirrors Hughes La Follette Wilson battles, warning against Murphy leadership.
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New York
Dudley Meld Malone
United States
O'Gorman
Madison Square Garden
John Purrey Mitchel
John J. Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
New York City
Malone
Congressman Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Frooklyn
Mitchel
Baltimore
Charles F. Murphy
Haltimore
Indictment sought for Mrs Crawford in murder case
An effort by the heirs in a civil suit against Mrs Mary Belle Crawford widow of Joshua Crawford to have Fulton county grand jury indict her for murder is underway through attorney Colonel James. He aims to present an indictment next week once the new grand jury is sworn. Further steps depend on locating key witness Frea Lumm and resolving pro tem solicitor general issues amid a lengthy Crawford will dispute with estate valued around 260000.
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Heira
Mary
Belle ‘Crawford
Josh” Crawford
Colonel James
Fulton County Grand Jury
James
Hursday
Stone Mountain Circuit
Reid
Yumm
Frea Lumm
Joshua Crawford
Atlanta
Cheraes
Crawford
Rosser, Arnold
Burton Smith
Colonel Brewster
Dorsay, Brewster, Howell& Heyman
Wala
Bean Protests and Punishment Echo Through Boston Restaurant
In Boston at Masa on October 30 a man described as Joseph Mack allegedly threw rocks at a restaurant window after being charged 16 cents for a plate of forty two baked beans. He reportedly counted beans, shouted threats, and was sentenced to two months in jail upon conviction.
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Boston
Prgre
Joseph ‘Mack
Olice
American Action Expected in Mexico Amid Dread
In Mexico City on October 30, officials note Huerta and Blanquet seem set with the election results, while Washington weighs its next move. Many Americans stockpile belongings and prepare to flee as storage limits strain, awaiting Congress action and potential new elections.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Albellario Blanquet
Washington
Auapense
Huperta
Huerty
Bilanaust
Huerte-Blanquet
Congress
Ona
Senbr ‘Mohen
Senoy Moheno
Blanquet
Tf Blanquet
Porfirio Diaz
Francisco de la Barre
Francisco Madero
General Huerta
Lince
Felix Diaz
Frederico Garriboa
Manuel Calero
David de la Fuente
Action May Make Next American Move
President Wilson stated he would wait for definitive shape in Mexico as events develop. The remark signals potential U.S. steps pending settlement of Mexican affairs and regional stability considerations.
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Wilson
Washington
Mexico
Weather Prophecy Pair in Local Report for Friday and Saturday
Local report forecasts fair weather for Friday and Saturday with no major precipitation. It lists temperatures with low and high ranges, mean temperatures near normal, and rainfall deficits noted as .03 inches in 24 hours and .3.57 inches since June 1.
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