Doctor Schulze to testify in Webb murder inquiry
Dr Otto Schulze medical assistant to the district attorney of New York County will appear before the Westchester county grand jury next week in the inquiry into the mysterious death of Mrs Gertie Gorin Webb. He attended the body as an observer and believed Mrs Webb murdered by poison administration. The official report showed an arsenic test, not lethal, and further testimony by George A Taylor and Margaret Dayton covered conversations about the will. A kidney analysis two weeks earlier was negative for metallic poisoning, with suggestions the poison found could be from a residue rather than ante mortem poisoning.
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Caste Plains
Otto GA. Schulze
Wuttorney
New York County
Westchester County
Gertie Gorin
Weschesters Bittmore
de Schultze
Webb
Awelbb
Athonsyid
Jolzon
Viscom
Sehultxa
Rowland
William T. Hunter
Unter Cacne
Mio
Rowland Anid
Misa Margaret Dayton
Avebb
George A. Taylor
Charles Webb
Whither Plains
Orce
Goeitler
Insulin Treatment Talked At County Medical Meeting
A major insulin treatment seminar drew physicians to the Ridgewood County Club for a post graduate session led by Dr Herman O. Mosenthal of New Yorks Post Graduates Hospital. Dr Frank H. Coops of Bridgeport spoke on hemorrhages related to insulin while attendees from Bridgeport and nearby areas participated in the program and social events.
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Frank H. Coops
Bridgeport
Cden
Arhur St
Thomas Elis
H. L. Meterador
Pattursen
Vr. J. AW
Rem
Gebrmei
Lek
Dw. Witent
Jarold AL
CiHanes
Oklahoma Governor offers to resign if anti Klan law passed
Governor Walton declares he will resign immediately once a special session passes an anti Klan bill and asks the Legislature to enact it. He says the move will prove the public’s support for ending Ku Klux Klan influence in Oklahoma and restore peace. He also cites threats from secret organizations and urges legal authorities to uphold order.
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Walton
Miclahoma Cpey
Olea
Eel
Cagsouiuie Pressi
Okkethomay
Low
Klin
King
Oklahoma
Minn
Rhu
Giants and Yanks Ready for Battle
The 1923 World Series opens tomorrow with the New York Giants and the Yankees poised for a decisive clash at Yankee Stadium. Both teams bring pennants and star players, including Babe Ruth, as attendance and receipts are expected to set records. Analysts note a tense duel between the famed pitchers, and fans anticipate a dramatic, high-stakes series finale.
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New York
Gotham
New York Giants
Yankees
Yaniter
Sid Coutiet
Pt Wie
Ville Batila
Bankrupt Conspiracy Charged Over Concealed Goods in New York Case
A Brooklyn hearing before Judge Frank D. Mines dealt with a bankrupt conspiracy case involving Gennin Zeikowits and his father in law the dusephatrix, tied to concealing assets of Betkowics. Goods found in the Banner store on Main Street were alleged to have been sold and shipped to Zeikowits for his Brooklyn shop. The $40,000 damage suit, led by attorney Charles S. Brody, seeks more than money—title to $10,000 worth of merchandise tied to Zelkeivh seizures, with Harrissby contesting ownership and roles. The action names Zilkowitz and others, while Harria was dropped as a defendant. Contined on Page fix.
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Gennin Zeikowvits
Dusephatrix
New York
Betkowics
Este
Brookyn
Prank D. Mines
Superior Cour
Yestery
Banner
Main Street
Harrisby
Zrilkowius
Brooklyn
Charles S. Brody
Jier
Fuuust Zelkowity
Joseph G. Shapiro
Trustes Brody
Joourt
Creditore
Tne
de ‘Fendants
Uley Séupat Nm Evanete
Marchandisa Ul Taeea
Zelkeivh
Harria
Harry Slavatsky
Baneney
Guty Hall
Umorris
Harris
Shapiro
Harry
Tikowitz
Local Republican Committee Faces Curtailed Debate at Town Meeting
A fragmented report outlines limited discussion on mayoralty amid three months of inactivity. Notices reference Odd Fellows, school fire safety programs, Rotary banquet, legal proceedings, and local civic events including park openings and police activity.
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Logal Republican Town Committee
Aiseasy
Jeanne Ghungi
Themoarazie Twwtr
Odd Fellows Murture
Palehba Memorial
Democratic Board Struggles Over Mayoralty Choice Changes Polling Place
The Democratic committee faces questions about selecting a mayoral candidate as sessions hint at routine matters. A list of district polling places at State Street and area schools is announced by Town Chairman John J. McGuinness for the upcoming primary.
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State Street
John J. McGuinese
Jefferson School
Black Rock
Ax Howe
Pitth
Kellen High
Congress High
Itarnya
Pranktin
Democratic Cink
Sixth Street
Tiehi
Tmnom
Lst
Bo Wold
Gas Meter Leaks Injure Ten Year Old in Broad Street Home
Poison fumes filled a Broad Street house late last night trapping a ten year old boy and wounding others. Police and fire units responded as Andrew Post 70 and Margulis of Pave s cared for the injured until transported to Vincent's hospital where reports say he remains resting.
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Broad Street
Andrew Post
Margulis
Steamship Fire Off Frisco 600 Miles Away
A steamship fire reports 600 miles off San Francisco with the Sanley Dollar burning in Timber three hold. Radio advices indicate the vessel is 609 miles east of Bam Brueneleeo as the fire spreads. Federal agency updates suggest authorities are pursuing control measures and assessing the situation.
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BAX Pranctsco
Associated Press
Bam
Adelnes
J. F. Callahan Dies Retired State KC Officer
J F Callahan a former state Kansas City officer died tonight at St Princes Hospital after a brief illness He was 48 and long active as a Knights of Columbus member in the city joining in March 1894 He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Calimbus
St. Princes Hospital
Cilahin
Knights of Columbus
Thin City
Order
Bla
He's Laid Up but Needs No Doctor
Fragmentary report shows W. Phelps confined to bed yet feigning illness to avoid work. A pawn broker and two others plan to hire a hospital bed ruse, with Ernest pursuing a $70 scheme and a singer involved in the scheme at a pawn shop. Detectives seek to recover missing clothes.
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W. Phelps
Toaster
Noat
Ernest
Ely Lina
Samarinan
Lester
Burns interrupts charter meeting to attack board in Bridgeport
Bridgeport, last night, Owen Burns, member of the Board of Education, attacked the board at a Bridgeport League of Women Voters session in the East Side Library. He criticized the proposed city charter and claimed teachers should be active in civic affairs despite a board ruling.
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Owen Burns
Board of Education
Bridgeport League of Women Voters
East Side
Seward
Price
Burns
Capire
FL Rlley
Chamber of Commérci
Riley
Chamber
Jim En Ho Jef
Ituclence
Alivaya
Tirng
Apparent Large Deficit in Post Office Business Year
Washington reports a large deficit for the year ending June 30 1922 amid flat revenues and no growth in work volume. Losses cited at about 24 million with noted securities and obligations, while a theft of valuable papers valued near 89 dollars is also reported in Devon and Naugatuck area.
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Washington
Jostiester General New
B. McCarl
Yillement Coum Paisin
Poe
Gadlind
Strife Over Real Control in Germany Between Stresemann and Stinnes
In Berlin hero Stinnes and his industrial allies press an ultimatum demanding a longer German workday and other concessions. Stresemann resists, fearing dictatorial powers, as Stinnes signals a direct clash likely in the Reichstag. Foreign envoys await replies on negotiations in occupied territories.
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Berlin
Stinnes
Pulastelassie
Simons
Ir Ruhr
S—Auvantipes
Stresemann
Sir U
Reichstag
Vermont Republicans Nominate Senator in Wartime Primary
Vermont Republicans nominate a U S senator after a heated primary. The winner, amid a crowded field, edged two opponents Johnny Redmond and Stanley Wilson, with military figures and local party leaders prominent in the speech and backing.
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Vermont
Bank loans on fire insurance criticised
New York October fire fighter John Kenton told the International Fire Prevention Congress that banks loaning on merchandise by accepting fire insurance policies as collateral drive borrowers to sell stock to pay off loans. He warned that corrective fire prevention efforts have been undermined by arson sparked by over insurance and aggressive banking.
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New York
John Kenton
International Fire Prevention Congress
Cutter
New State Farm for Women Heads Urged by League
New Haven officials report the Connecticut League of Women Voters urged Governor Charles A. Templeton to appoint a new director and superintendent for the Connecticut Home for Women. The Hartford meeting on September 26 adopted a resolution criticizing the current leadership and calling for decisive action to restore confidence and prevent further disruption.
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State Farm For Women
New Haven
Charles A. Templeton
Connecticut League of Women Voters
League
Hartford
Wwe
Fim
Mystery Woman Injected Into Stokes Court Fight
In New York Oct 6 a red haired mystery woman injected into the Stokes divorce case by Samuel Untermyer created a sensation. The woman alleged to have links to the co respondent was not identified in court but was repeatedly referenced in testimony. Justice Mahoney adjourned as बयान and the proceedings continued with attempts to compel disclosure of the person involved.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Helen Elwood Stokes
Untermeyer
Wigan T
Mnterhorourgh
Maried Py
Bed. Syekes Ag
Bian
Max
Pyaar
Supreme Court
Fereilygh
Chicuze
HF Wallace
Inervalas
Women Press for District Delegates in Republican Party
A postponed Republican Town Committee meeting in the Liberty building debated ensuring women names on district delegate tickets. Mrs Risley criticized the Sixth district club choice and urged neutral primaries, with plans for future reports and possible Friday or Saturday meetings to finalize convention steps.
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Republican Town Committee
Liberty Building
Charten C. Blackolan
Katherine Risley
North Avenue
Rae
Favors Wheeler School
Trish
Risley
Women’s Club
New Sixth
Eluh
Themis J. Connor
Iohairmen
Republican Lab
JL Alex Robinson
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Two New Republican Primary Tickets in District Eleventh
A field of eighteen Republican tickets formed in the Eleventh district with Charles C. Blackham leading a slate to oppose the ticket headed by Charles H. Halt. Delegates Merbert Havikind James Holt Sr and Lodomire Pettucell named with Samuel Stadting as aldermanic candidate to oppose George H. Hall. A second group from the Sylvan Crest club backed George Seltsam for alderman after caucus approval of the Eighth district ticket. A bitter primary fight is anticipated as Seltsam alleges a prior betrayal if his ticket is accepted.
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Thekerd
Discier
Charles C. Blackham
Charles IL Halt
Merbert Havikind
James Holt, Sr
Seltsam
Henry Koehler
Cauéis
Seltsim
Areca
Seltsum
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Iis
Danbury Hospital
Witton Selectman
Athainey Gregory
Nowyall
Tawny
Atte Imehup
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Westport
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Oye
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Gomis Central
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Lai Wy
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Waly
Wally Simson
Woasling von Devin
Holly
Democratic Board
Frisco
J. F. Callahan
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Charter
Women's League
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Sunday Post
Kaiser
Allies Direct
Ruhr
Paris
Brussels
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