Granger Finds Hidden Stash From Bank Vault Heist
Martin Granger sits at a station and discovers a small package on a bench. He opens it revealing a stack of bank notes from the Trust Company vaults, sparking the pursuit by Tama detective who has shadowed the thief.
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Eauthois
Martin Granger
Granger
Bovih
Dle
Jit
New York
Caredea
Hank Hills
Ohter
Trust. Company
Aes
Tama
Kentucky Detective and Bank Money Loose Ends
Duncan W Peck testifies in Sulzer impeachment case about giving $500 for campaign. In New York a Kentucky man Granger helps recover stolen bank funds with a sharp knife backed by a detective. The pair confront the thief, return cash to the bank, and decline an overseas reward.
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Sulzer
Rial
Peck
New York
Cy Butler
Henderson County
Theman
Granger
Kaintuck
Massachusetts would enact special law if strike called
Boston reports the governor to New Haven warns that Massachusetts may pass a special law prohibiting railway employee strikes if engineers and firemen of the New York New Haven and Hartford threaten a walkout. The governor’s letter to the Brotherhoods notes a strike could halt industry endanger employment and disrupt food and fuel supplies with serious public health impacts.
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Boston
Mass
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Conn
Legality Challenge to Auto License Funds for Roads
The Pennsylvania Attorney General plans a mandamus case against Auditor General Powell to compel payment of 25000 from auto license revenue to the Highway Department for road repairs. The dispute hinges on a 1913 license act provision and the appropriations law cited by the Auditor General. The Attorney General approves the proceeding papers.
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Highway Department
Dauphin County
Attorney General's Department
A. W. Powell
Tet
Auditor General
No Wonder He Went Broke
Hans Aarup filed for bankruptcy after two years of trouble. His wife sued and took the homestead, then divorce and jail terms followed for failure to pay alimony. He listed liabilities of 1624 and assets of 55 amid mounting legal bills from his wife and her attorneys.
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Chicago
Hans Aarup
O Aarup
Attack Charged in Warrant for Driver
Police served a warrant on Steve Steinbeck of Schrott sales stables charging him with assault and battery on Chris Schwittman of Beachem street North Fairmount after a horse from the Behrott barn damaged Schwittman's garden and Steinbeck allegedly attacked him when asked to pay for damages.
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Steve Steinbeck
Schrott Sales Stables
Chris Schwittman
Beachem Street
North
Behrott
Schwittman
Schwittmaan
Steinbeck
Postal Delay Concerns Brought to Cincinnati Postmaster
The Chamber of Commerce Committee on Postal Affairs met yesterday to press for faster mail between Cincinnati and Louisville. They decided to take up the issue with 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 chosen to supervise mechanical engineering for the new Court House by the Courthouse Commission which met Friday They will work with architects Renkin Kellogg and Crane of Philadelphia to plan a heating and ventilating system for the building Baldwin the Waterworks superintendent said he would give the matter his personal attention.
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Bert L. Baldwin & Co
Cincinnati
Court House
Renkin, Kellogg and Crane
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Harriman Returns to Yale Faced With Wall Street Melon Cutting
William Averell Harriman returns to Yale as youngest director of his family railroad empire. He faces the stakes of the Union Pacific sale and the Southern Pacific stock value set by Wall Street. He says he will not lose sleep over the melon cutting.
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New York
Wiliam Averell Harriman
New Haven
Yale University
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Rights 10 Public Lands in Dispute
United States appeals in the Utah Power and Light Co case over rights to public lands. The Government argues later laws limit 1886 act granting right of way while the company claims state eminent domain prevails. Case centers on a flume and reservoir built on Cache National land and federal withdrawal authority.
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Denver
Col
United States Circuit Courts of Appeals
United States
Utah, Power ‘and Light Company
District Court of Utah
Cache National
Utah
Department’ of Agriculture
Ruler of Sweden III in Bed After Operation
Stockholm reports King Gustave of Sweden is confined to bed at Habere Jo Castle for treatment after abdominal pains reappeared following the 1910 appendix operation. A bulletin notes recurring pains have intensified recently and he is under special care.
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Sweden III
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustave
Haberejoo Castle
Paris
University of Chicago to Trial Students for Honor Violations
A proposed student court at the University of Chicago will try violators of the Honor Code. It will include six men and six women and rulings require at least two witnesses. Punishments range from reprimand to publication of name, withdrawal from activities, and suspension after repeated offenses. It also notes Canton lacquer and Swatow pewter fame along the China coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Chicago
Honor Association
China
Foochow
The Portuguese Prince Manuel as a Notable Young Loser
The passage mocks Manuel of Portugal noting his rapid losses of throne and wife. It labels him one of the era’s most prominent young losers, highlighting a pattern of misfortune in his brief leadership and marriage.
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Manuel
Portugal
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Hoboken
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York
Otter
Hudson Tunnel
Tenderson County
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Foss
Railroad Men's Union
Harrisburg
Fairmount
Confort
Courthouse Commission
Philadelphia Architects
Young Harriman
YALE
William A Harriman
Goldberg
R. L. Goldberg
Siberiaa
Ganerit
Kwtens
Wwe
Gustav
WM. K. Herin
Pioneer St
East Pearl
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