More Letters Found In Hartje Divorce Case
Court considers reopening the Hartje divorce appeal after claims of new letters and alleged illicit correspondence. Augustus Hartje’s counsel says letters between coachman Thomas Madine and Mary Scott Hartje could reverse the case. Additional letters and confessions surface as hearings loom in Philadelphia Superior Court.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Madine
Mary Scott Hartje
Augustus Hartje
Pittsburg
Chamber
Hartje
Mr. Hartje
Ireland
Helen Scott
Ida Scott
Howard A. Lappe
Superior Court
William EB. de Costa
Madine
Tom Madine
Hartie
Toronto
Can
Augustus Hartie
Ters
Downpatrick
Belfast
Common Pleas Court
Allegheny County
Artie
David T. Watson
Syndine
United States Wins Vote On Arbitration Project
The Anglo American plan for obligatory arbitration, dubbed the permanent international court of justice, passed 31 to 9 with strong U S support. Germany Austria Hungary and others opposed while Latin American unity backed the measure, despite Berlin’s pressure on South American states.
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the Hague
Bot
Committee On Arbitration
Permanent International Fiftle Court of Justice
Unite States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Belgium
Roumania
Greece
Turkey
Bulgaria
Montenegro
America
American
United States
Latin America
South America
Berlin
Baron Marchal von Bieberstein
Grave found for long lost brother in Columbus cemetery
Mrs. M. L. Holman of Dallas learns the grave of her brother Newton M Petit in Cam Chase Cemetery Columbus is identified as 18th Texas Cavalry soldier who died a prisoner of war. Henry Holman, national AFL organizer, confirmed the headboard inscription and a marble shaft will replace the error.
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Columbus, O
M. L. Holman
Dallas
Texas
Cam Chase
Columbus
Newton M Petit
Eighteenth Texas Cavalry
Henry Holman
American Federation of Labor
N. M. Petit
18Th
Texas Cavalry
Newton M. Petit
W. H. Knauss
Holmes
Mitchell improves as UMWA chief returns to office
Indianapolis Oct 8 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America shows marked health improvement. Secretary Wilson said friends are encouraged and believe he is on the road to full recovery as he returns to national headquarters.
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Indianapolis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
National Headquarters
Wilson
Mitchell
Oil Trust Sued Over Higher Rail Lubricants Prices
New York testimony in the government’s oil trust case alleges Standard Oil charged railroads higher prices for lubricants. Philip Harrison of the New York Lubricating Oil Co testified railroads did not renew contracts despite better terms, and that rivals won bids by undercutting Standard Oil.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Oil Trust
Philip Harrison
New York Lubricating Oil Company
Standard
Harrison
New York Lubricating Oi Company
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Milton
Galena Signal Oil Company
Ofl Combine
Kellogg
Louisville & Nashville
Galena Company
New York Lubricating Company
Central Railroad of Georgia
Ol! Combine
Brother of murdered Gertrude McKelvey seeks U S help
Miss Gertrude McKelvey’s brother J F McKelvey writes Congressman Kennedy from Denver claiming new information confirms her murder and that her body was placed in a truck found in the orient. He plans to travel to Hong Kong to handle her effects and pursue the suspect H Adsetts with U S consular help.
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Youngstown
Act
J. F. McKelvey
Gertrude McKelvey
Orient
James Kennedy
Denver
State Department
McKelvey
Hongkong
H. Adsetts
Adsetts
United States
Maxfly
Tragedy at Cambridge Bar Mill Claims John Boyd
John Boyd, a 35 year old laborer at Cambridge bar mill, was fatally injured when his clothing was caught in a rapidly turning belt. He died at 2 30 pm after life support was deemed hopeless by Dr Vorhies and Coroner Yeo.
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John Boyd
Cambridg Bar
Albert Richards
Mr. Boyd
Boyd
Mr. Richards
Dr Vorhies
Coroner Yeo
Vorhies
World Series Opener Sets Chicago vs Detroit in Chill
Chicago National League park hosts the opening game of the World Series between the UChicago Urds and Detroit Ameri can League champions. Expect a northwest wind and cold temps. a large crowd is anticipated as reserved seats sold out and grounds open at noon. Donovian may start for Detroit against Orville Overall for Chicago.
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Uchicago
Urd. S
Chicago
Detroit
Icago National League Park
Probab Ly
Mercury
Wild Bill” Donovan
Orville
Police uncover large fraud in Cleveland registrations
Cleveland authorities report a wholesale registration club unearthed by the Democratic committee to the board of elections. An investigation begins with 20 policemen to review over 500 names said to be registered falsely. Sensational disclosures are anticipated.
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Cleveland
Board of Elections
Boy Saves Sister as Father Kills Attacker on Farm
In Newton Mississippi on October 8 a 10 year old boy saved his 5 year old sister from Willis Bender a 22 year old Black man. Bender had worked on the Coker family farm and lured the girl into a cotton house before pursuing the boy. The father Ben Coker armed with a shotgun killed the assailant as he fled the fence.
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Newton, Miss
Willis Bender
Ben Coker
Mr. Coker
Coker
Cassie Chadwick Reported Worse in Columbus
Columbus reports Cassie Chadwick famed Witch of Frenzied Finance is weakening with pulse 115 as Dr. Helmick states her condition deteriorates this morning. Separate items note Captain Roe buying out Gordon Green interests on the upper Ohio and Royal Oak colliery near Shamokin abandoned after strikes leaving 300 out of work. Steubenville grand jury criticizes lax law enforcement and urges impeachment actions.
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Columbus, O
Cassie Chadwick
Helmick
Chadwick
Wheeling
W. Va
Cap'tin
William Roe
Gordon Green Packet
Upper
Ohio
Pittsburg
Charleston
Roe
Avalon
Shamokin
Royal Oak
Llewellyn Mining Company
Steubenville, O
Grand Jury
Harrig
Wireless Message From Manila Reports Arrival of Philadelphia
A wireless operator at Manila relayed a message stating the American cruiser Philadelphia had arrived there. The note suggests a timing discrepancy in the signal cone system between Manila and Mori, with explanations offered by observers and friends.
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Stovey
N. S
Marcool Cvnerts
Marien
Manila
PhiJdelphia
Mori
President Pursues Hunt in Stamboul Wilderness Camp
Assistant Secretary Latta leaves with Leo Shields to locate the President at a wilderness camp near Stamboul Louisiana. Latta camps overnight awaiting the President presumed hunting. Rain showers improve forest conditions for sport as dogs cope with heat and dry twigs. Camp is dry and well furnished with venison and fruit.
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Stamboul
Latta
Leo Shields
Beast
Gatmé
Repudiate the Extremists Declares Split in France
Paris October 8 The Republican majority in the Chamber of Deputies repudiates anti military propaganda by the extreme Socialists led by Jaures and Herve. Clemenceau Briand Doumergue Viviani urge complete separation at the radical congress in Nancy. Washington October 8 The Baltimore and Ohio will move trains to the new union terminal on October 26 and Pennsylvania on November 16.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Jaures
Herve
Clemenceau
Amiens
M. Briand
M. Doumergue
Commerce
M. Viviani
Labor
Nancy
France
M. Clemenceau
Washington
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Union Terminal
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Unile Sam
Joan Mitchell
Rockefeller Concern
Joan Boyd
Bar Mill
William Jennings Bryan
William Howard Taft
William J
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Chicago Tribune
Sister
Witch of Finance
Hom Manilla
Mous Hunters and Army of Dogs
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