Relatives of Miss Arnold Update Missing Case
In New York on January 29 relatives of Dorothy Arnold, missing since December 12, outlined efforts and theories explored. They investigated multiple named men, visited Arnold's Bryn Mawr classmates, and ruled out George Griscom Jr. No leads remain. a Buffalo hospital letter hints at illness, while a park sighting raises search for a possible Central Park lake body.
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New York
John
Keith
Dorothy Arnold
Mr. Griscom
George C. Gris
Lloyd C. Griscom
Lloyd Griscom
George Griscom
Pittsburg
George ©. Griscom, Jr
Florence
Italy
Dorothy
Mystery Woman Named Dorothy Arnold Dubbed Miss Jennie Williams
Miss Dorothy Arnold registered at the Morash hotel in Carsonville on Tuesday using the alias Miss Jennie Williams of New York. She arrived by train from Detroit and stayed in her room all afternoon before leaving on the evening train without disclosed destination.
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Carsonville
Mich
Dorothy Arnold
Morash
Jennie Williams
New York
Revolution Society Founder Mary Desha Dies in Washington
Mary Desha, age unknown, one of the three founders of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died suddenly of apoplexy while walking near her home in Washington. She was educated at Sayre Institute and Kentucky State College at Lexington and taught in public schools in Kentucky for several years.
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Washington
Mary Desha
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sayre Institute
Kentucky State College
Lexton
Train wreck blamed on wreckers near Jackson
A passenger train collided with work cars on the New Orleans & Great Northern line near Jackson Mississippi. Fireman Lonnie Crawford and a Black helper were injured. Crawford is reported near death. Authorities say a switch was forcibly opened, allowing the passenger train to run through and strike the cars. The engine toppled.
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Jackson, Miss
New Orleans & Great Northern Railway
Lonnie Crawford
Crawford Proby
Pastor S D Gethold Elected at St Johns Church
In Hamilton Ohio a church election at St Johns Church favored Rev S D Gethold 9 votes to 1 over Rev C S deal Newport. Gethold begins duties at once after the vote and will assume the pastorate.
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Commercial Tribune
Amilton
St. John’s Church
S. D. Gethold
Newport
Gerhold
Middletown
Kentucky to Hang Negro Boy for Murder in Bell County
James White an 18 year old Black youth will be hanged at Pineville Bell county Kentucky for the assault and murder of a little white girl committed a year ago This will be the last legal hanging in Kentucky as all crimes after last June are to be punished by electrocution at Eddyville Governor Willson has refused to commute the sentence.
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Lexington
Jal
James White
Pineville
Bell County
Kentucky
Eddyville Penitentiary
Willson
Nephew of Dentist Philanthropist Dies in Paris
Dr. John Evans an American dentist living in Paris died today. He was nephew of Dr. Thomas W. Evans who died in 1897 leaving a large estate much of which went to Philadelphia for the Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental College with about $6,000,000 set aside for that purpose.
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Paris
John Evans
Thomas W. Evans
Philadelphia
Thomas W.~ Evans
Baron Winterstoke of Blagdon Dies
Sir William Henry Wills first baron Winterstoke of Blagdon died suddenly today of heart failure. Born in 1830, he was created baron in 1905 and served as pro chancellor of the University of Bristol, director of the Great Western Railway and chairman of Imperial Tobacco. He bred cattle and horses.
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London
William Henry Wills
Baron Winterstoke
Blagdon
Lord Winterstoke
University of Bristol
Great Western Railway
Imperial Tobacco Company
Portuguese Government Grants Pension to Deposed King Manuel
The Diario de Noticias reports Portugal will pay a monthly pension of 3,300 dollars to the deposed King Manuel. A check covering October November and December has already been sent to him.
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Lisbon
Diario de Noticias
Manuel
Compensation Bill Violates Ohio Statutes Sparks Partisan Debate
Ohio lawmakers clash over a proposed bill to pay five members of the Employers' Liability Commission 3200 each for services. Critics cite constitutional and statutory limits on extra compensation. The commission plans to report soon with two possible positions on a key provision affecting injured workers.
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William T. Smith
Marion
J. Harrington Boyd
Toledo
W. d. Winans
Galion
W. J. Rohr
Cincinnati
John P. Smith
Cleveland
G. D. Perks
Springfield
Price Russell
General Assembly
W. J. Winans
Assembly
Aged Sleeping Woman Perishes in Kentucky Fire
Mrs. Mary Carlisle widow of Colonel John B Carlisle was burned to death in her bed in Lebanon Kentucky early today. Her sister Mrs Lou Schooling attempted a rescue risking her own life, as smoke and flames trapped them in the home. The fire is believed to have started from a heated rock Mrs Carlisle kept in bed to warm her feet.
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Commercial Tribune
Lebanon
Mary Carlisle
John B. Carlisle
Lou Schooling
Porchclimber Blows Safe In Ohio Avenue Apartment
A burglar blew a safe in an Ohio Avenue apartment. Detectives Hanrahan and LepertG were assigned to the case. A witness, Lionel Kugemann, glimpsed a fleeing intruder as he escaped across the yard. Items like a sapphire bracelet and diamonds were reported as stolen. Details continue on Page 4.
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Ohio Avenue
George Slimer
Ohio
Han Lepertg
Gramen
Slimer
Figass
Deluge Breaks Over City as River Rises
A heavy downpour floods Cincinnati causing widespread flooding. Sunday rain sent the Little Miami and Licking River over banks while churchgoers hurrying in devotions faced rising waters and muddy streets. Residents brace for impact as streets flood and property is at risk.
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Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio
Isorelei
John
Alleghenys
Blue Ridge
Pittsburg
Huntington
Protests erupt over Galapagos lease to United States
Ecuadorian crowds led by Ignacio Robles confront President Alfaro demanding no negotiation with the United States on Galapagos leasing. Police and troops restrain demonstrators as Alfaro delays any deal while public protests continue in Guayaquil. Weathered by heavy rain and floods, city tensions persist with security measures in place.
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Ignacio Robles
Government Place
Alfaro
Robles
Washington Street Tunnel Opens In Chicago
The Washington Street tunnel in Chicago began operation today as a measure to ease loop congestion and to become part of a future subway system. The 156 foot tunnel passes the south branch of the Chicago River and was built at a stated cost.
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Chicago
Washington Street
Loop District
Insurrectos Seize Mexicali Border City in Surprise Assault
Mexicali falls to a rebel band of eighteen at daylight with one fatality. Barreling into the customs house and jail, insurgents plan a wider seizure of northwestern Mexican towns. Simon Barthold and Leyva lead, with reinforcements from nearby ranches and California.
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Mexicali
Lower
California
Mexico
Republic
México
Calixico
Imperail Valley
Impérial Janction
Leyva
Jefe de Las Tropas Insurgentes
Simon Barthold
Los Angeles
Barthold
Holtvare
Cal
Adobe
International Line
Gustave Terrasus
Mexicoli
el Generale
Custom House
Swing
Imperial County
Sheriff Meadows
Calexico
Mexical
Ensenada
Cavalry Troop Arrives at Laredo En Route to Mintra
Troop K of the Third United States cavalry under Captain Thayér arrived in Laredo at 7 PM aboard the International & Great Northern railway. The unit then moved to the Rio Grande and Eagle Pass railroad toward Mintra, twenty five miles north. Conditions in nearby Congrations are reported tranquil.
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Laredo
Tex
Third
United States Cavalry
Thayér
International & Great Northern
Rio Grande
Eagle. Pass
Mintra
Blaze possibly set by incendiary at Carr Milling plant
Hamilton Ohio January 29. A $200000 fire gutted the Carr Milling company plant last night after a man was seen fleeing the boiler room minutes before flames were found. Fire Chief Dowty says the state fire marshal will investigate. Fire companies fought the twelve hour blaze as the loss is estimated at 150000 on the building and mill and 50000 on stock. The mill produced about 1000 barrels of flour daily.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Carr Milling Company
Dowty
Sk Tive Exchases Sa Sang Vane San
Tolman and a Hartford Girl Face a High Court Fight
A Connecticut loan office saga centers on D. H. Tolman and Doris Griffith who faced a United States Supreme Court review after a Hartford trial. Tolman defended the claim against usury while Griffith risked two months in jail and a $6,000 fine for lending at 60 percent. The case traces Tolman's network across major cities and the steadfast loyalty of Griffith as the legal battle stretches to higher courts.
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Sess
United
States
Canada
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Commonwealths
Tolman
DH Tolman
Arthur H. Ham
Russll Sage Foundation
Commercial Tribune
United States
Doris Griffith
United States Supreme Court
D. H. ‘Tolman
Hugh Alcorn
Hartford
Conn
Minnie’ Turlburt
Addie Umberfield
Canandaigua
Gifl
Boston
Telman
Miss Griffith
Margaret Trimble
Epworth League
Aléorn
Superior Court
Old Guard to Press Taft Reciprocity in Topeka
In Topeka the old guard will attack President Taft's reciprocity program led by James E. Watson, with Cannon's influence backing. Taft faces standpat opposition and may bypass them if needed to push a measures reducing living costs. The White House signals readiness to press ahead despite GOP divisions.
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Commercalers Iuias
Washington
Old Guard
Taft
Topeka
Kan
James E. Watson
Cannon
Protection
Watson
Joe
White House
Congress
Canada
Agriculturists
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Hunt
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Mr. Keith
Mr. Arnold
Central Park
Michigan
Revolution Society
Drops Dead
Scheaffer
Philantropist
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Princess Sophie OF
Hohenberg
Sophie OF
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Slimers
Hanra
Kugemann
Guayaquil
Galapagos Islands
Erate
Socialist In Command
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Albert K. Beveridge
Beveridge
U. S&s
Texas
Say Man
Onslaught
Barchfeld
Ways and Means Committee
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House
Financial Committee
Senate
Independent Spirit
Aldrich
Ohio Society
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