Kentucky Man Finds Payoff Money in New York Subway
Martin Granger discovers a sealed bag containing a stack of banknotes from a vault theft in a New York subway station at Broadway and Thirty third street. A detective seated beside him reveals he has tailed the thieves and that Granger’s find helps expose the heist.
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New York City
Broadway
Thirty-third Street
Hudson
Wong Man
Suberranean Station
Martin Granger
Fim
Granger
Martin
New York
Ae Granger
Lick
Ohter
Trust, Company
Cadger
Cy Butler
Mr. Granger
Hudson ‘Tunnel
Mendelson County
Kentucky
Impeachment Witnesses Testify in Silzer Case and a Kentucky Hero
Duncan W. Cheek testified he gave Sulzer $500 for campaign work, damaging the impeached governor’s defense. A Kentucky man, Granger, aided by a detective, thwarted a plan to steal bank money, choosing honesty and returning funds with partners disputing rewards.
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Sulzer
Stlzer
Peck
Pulzer
Massachusetts Governor vows special law if strike call made
Boston reports Governor Foss says Massachusetts would enact a special law to prohibit railway employee strikes. He sent a letter to leaders of the Brotherhoods in New Haven noting a strike vote, warning it could disrupt industry, food and fuel supply, and raise infant death rates.
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Boston
Mass
A and Martford Railroad
Foss
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enfineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
New Haven
Conn
Musetts
Invainla
Legal challenge to 1918 license fund diverting to roads
Harrisburg faces a court action by the Attorney General against Auditor General Powell over a $25 payment requisition from automobile license revenue. The case argues the funds should support road repairs via the Highway Department, while Powell cites the 191? appropriation act as the barrier.
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Harrisburg
Highway Department
Dauphin County
A. W. Powell
Papres Way Department
Auditor Eneral
No Wonder He Went Broke
Chicago on October 3 a tin man Hane Aarup filed for bankruptcy after a series of personal and legal troubles. His wife sued him closed the homestead divorced him and he was jailed for alimony. He listed liabilities of 1624 and assets of 55 with attorney fees billed at 1000 and 200 for the divorce services.
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Chicago
Hane Aarup
Domen O
Aarup
Attack Charged in Warrant for Driver at Schrott Stables
Police served a warrant on Steve Steinbeck an employee of Schrott sales stables charging him with assault and battery on Chris Schwittman of Beachem street North Fairmount. A horse from the Schrott barn damaged Schwittman's garden and Steinbeck allegedly attacked him after being asked to pay for the damage.
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Steve Steinbeck
Schrott Sales Stables
Chris Schwittman
Beachem Street
North Fairmount
Schrott
Behwittman
Schwittman
Steinbeck
Postal delays prompt chamber committee action
The Chamber of Commerce Committee on Postal Affairs met yesterday to discuss mail delays between Cincinnati and Louisville. The group decided to forward the issue to the Cincinnati postmaster for action.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Louisville
Baldwin Named by Courthouse Commission
Bert L. Baldwin & Co of Cincinnati were selected to supervise mechanical engineering for the new Court House by the Court House Commission meeting Friday. They will work with architects Rankin Kellogg and Crane of Philadelphia to plan the heating and ventilating system. Baldwin, superintendent of the Waterworks, will give the matter personal attention.
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Bert L. Baldwin & Co
Cincinnati
Court House
Rankin, Kellogg and Crane
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Harriman Returns to Yale Amid Wall Street Budget Talk
William Averell Harriman, youngest director of the State railroad system, returns to Yale to study. He faces the burden of deciding how to use 81 million dollars from Union Pacific’s stock sale at 92. He says he will not lose sleep over the melon cutting.
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New York
William Averell Harriman
Steat
New Haven
Yale University
Harriman
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Rights to Public Lands in Dispute in Circuit Courts
Denver Oct 3. Federal and state powers clash over public lands as the United States appeals Utah Power and Light Co in a case argued before the Circuit Courts of Appeals. The dispute centers on eminent domain and acts of Congress affecting land withdrawals and rights for power generation.
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Denver
Col
United States
Utah Power and Light Company
United States District Court of Utah
Cache National Forest
Utah
Department of Agriculture
Ruler of Sweden III in Bed
Stockholm Sweden Oct 3 King Gustave of Sweden remains bedridden after an 1910 appendicitis operation at Habersjo Castle undergoing special treatment. A bulletin says the king has had recurring abdominal pains since the Paris operation and these pains have increased in recent days.
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Btockholm
Sweden
Gustave
Habersjoe Castle
Paris
University of Chicago to trial students for honor code violations
A proposed student court at the University of Chicago would hear cases of alleged dishonesty in examinations. Six men and six women would decide, with a mail box for reports and a two-person threshold to prosecute. Punishments escalate from reprimand to publication and withdrawal, then suspension.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Honor Association
Prominent Young Loser Manuel Loses Throne and Wife
A historical snippet notes Manuel from Portugal quickly losing his throne and his wife, labeling him a notably unlucky young figure in royal affairs.
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Manuel
Portugal
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R. L. Goldberg
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