Filipino Cabinet Resigns Over Wood Autonomy Clash
Manila July 17 A political war between Governor General Leonard Wood and Filipino officials ends with the cabinet and Council of State resigning after Quezon leading a delegation presented their letters. Wood accepts the resignations citing interference with interior and Manila authorities.
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Associated Press
Manila
Leonard Wood
Manuel Quezon
Senate
Wood
Ray Conley
United States Secret Service
Cabinet
Council of State
Conley
Legislative Council
Governor General
Malacanan Palace
Quezon
Wood Rose
J. P. Laurel
Interior
Ramon Fernandez
Secretary of the Interior
Secret Service
Insalag
United States
Finance
Agriculture
Justice and Communications
Roxas
House of Representatives
Two Negroes Bound Woman During Midnight Home Invasion
Mrs Anna Mulholland 42 of 548 West Liberty Street was bound to a chair with a clothesline and gagged with wash material by two intruders who ransacked her kitchen and found $18. The dog Puppy barked but was kicked aside as neighbors and police searched the building. No arrests noted.
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Anna Mulholland
West Liberty Street
Mrs. Mulholland
Eugene Weatherly
George Karman
Robert Kinney
Fred Bullerdick
James Hayes
Fifth District
False telephone lure prompts abduction scare in Wendell case
Mrs. Bernard S. Wendell 37 fled home after a fake call claiming her husband was dying at General Hospital. Police suspect scammers tied to the disappearance of Mrs. Anna Marie Bedinger, with investigators tracing the inside ring through the caller who spoke with a young woman voice.
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Anna Marie Bedinger
Bernard S. Wendell
West Daniels Street
General Hospital
Wendell
Mrs. Bedinger
E. C. Maustetter
Mr. Haustetter
McAdoo testifies in Morse war fraud trial in Washington
Former Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo spent nearly two hours on the stand in Federal Court detailing his firm’s role as counsel for the Morse shipping interests. He described fees, coal tonnage contracts, and efforts to secure a $100,000 advance from the Shipping Board, while denying knowledge of certain alleged improper payments.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles W. Morse
Gordon
McAdoo
Wilson
McAdoo, Cotton & Franklin
New York
Morse
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Alexandria
Groton Iron Works
Connecticut
Morse Companies
Morses
Alexandria Company
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Davis Elkins
West Virginia
Edward B. McLean
Virginia Corporation
Shipping Board and
Fleet Corporation
Edward N. Hurley
Shipping Board
John Barton Payne
Morse Lines
John A. Donald
Treasury
Italy
Carlos Rogeri
Barber Charged With Petty Larceny For Extra Ten Cents
New York July 17 A barber Joseph Costello is charged with petty larceny for ringing ten extra cents on a customer’s bill. Morf, manager of a typewriter company, filed the case arguing the extra dime was theft. The matter was postponed to a later date.
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New York
A. W. Morf
Joseph Costello
Mysterious telephone lure linked to abduction cases
Mrs. Wendell aided by a Rein Ice driver to General Hospital after a private line call. Police pursue a possible link to the Bedinger case as detectives doubt the hospital message was real. Mrs Bedinger disappeared after a similar call and a nationwide search continues.
Minister Gordon sought in disguise after Franklin disappearance
Burns agency head H H Boulware reported a minister Frederick W Gordon of Franklin Ohio fled July 2 and may disguise as a woman to escape. Investigators linked Gordons Kentucky past, unpaid debts, and female apparel purchases to a single figure. The case parallels a Eminence Kentucky departure with similar handwriting and a wife left behind.
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H. H. Boulware
Cincinnati
Burns International Detective Agency
Frederick W.gordon
Franklin, O
Boulware
Gordon
Burns Agency
Kentucky
Louisville
Burns
Mr. Boulware
Franklin
Middletown
Eminence
Kentuck
Ee Pales
Nence
Gordon Franklin
Crime Wave Strikes New York City Police On Edge
New York July 17 gunmen highwaymen and counterfeit policemen spurred a daylong crime surge. Three shootings left two men near death while robberies targeted silk shipments and individuals. Major incidents included a Second Avenue pistol duel and a Bronx truck hijacking thwarted by a vigilant officer.
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Day
New York City
New York
Second Avenue
Frank Rogers
Patrick Cotter
Cotter
Rogers
John Jaconda
Jaconda
Babe Drowns In Goldfish Bowl In Lodi Home
Remus Hoffer one year old and son of Jacob Hoffer a wealthy vineyardist of Lodi drowned in a goldfish bowl at his home yesterday. The mother found him head first in the bowl which held about four inches of water.
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Lodi
Cal
Remus Hoffer
Jacob Hoffer
Architect asks inquiry in death of his wife
Frederick architect B Evard Kepner, whose wife was found shot to death on June 18, asked Circuit Court Judge Glenn Worthington for a thorough investigation. A prior verdict of death by own action was overturned by an inquest jury which found death at the hands of a person unknown to the jury.
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Frederick, Md
B. Evard Kepner
Frederick
Circuit Court
Glenn H. Worthington
Leviathan Returns Home With 1160 Passengers On Board
The Leviathan completed its first round trip as a United States passenger liner and sailed from the pier with 1160 passengers aboard. Notables Albert D. Lasker and Senator Hiram Johnson of California were aboard to witness the voyage. A crowd cheered as the ship departed, with medical stores aboard and limited alcohol compared with British liners.
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Associated Press
Lou Miamptoon
Leviathan
Albert D. Lasker
Hiram Johnson
California
Actress Pauline Stark to wed producer Jack White
Los Angeles on July 17 reports the engagement of Pauline Stark film actress to marry motion picture producer Jack White. The announcement notes the couple's plans and identifies both individuals involved in the forthcoming marriage.
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Ctress
Los Angeles
Pauline Stark
Jack White
Actor breaks leg during bull dogging on set
Los Angeles July 17 motion picture actor John Bowers sustained a broken leg yesterday while bull dogging a steer for a film production.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John Bowers
Man requests arrest for a night at the police station
William Linde of 2716 Spring Grove Avenue called the Tenth District to ask for arrest to sleep soundly. Police charged him with disorderly conduct to ensure admission to a cell. He said a home quarrel left him preferring the station’s quiet.
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William Linde
Sweet Home
Linde
Tenth District
Spring Grove Avenue
Harvester Firm Still a Trust Daugherty Charges in Petition
Washington seeks to force dissolution of the International Harvester Company into at least three independent firms. The petition argues the 1918 decree failed to end restraint of trade and monopoly in farming implements. It names related entities and railways as participants in the alleged illegal combination.
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Associated Press
Washington
International Harvester Company
Daugherty
Federal District Court
St. Paul, Minn
Harvester Company
International Harvester Company of America
International Flax Twine Company
Wisconsin Steel Company
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Illinois Nortern Railway
Chicago, West Pullman & Southern Railroad Company
Chicago
Alexander Legge
Federal District
St. Paul
Legge
Attorney General
Eee
Harvester
Bogus Address Fuels Red Cross Fuel Daze
Cincinnati Red Cross workers faced a hungry driver with a bogus Beacon Street address in Dayton Ohio. John Devere claimed three days without food and no gasoline, asking for meals and fuel to return to Cincinnati. After verifying the address and family, Cincinnati staff declined aid and sent him away, noting the man’s dubious tale.
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Cincinnati
Red Cross
John Devere
Beacon Street
Dayton
John
de Moines
Dayton Red Cross
Devere
Uch
Chelsea Bomb Suspect Surrenders After Lif e Attempt
Louis Mansolilli an optician sought since last Saturday in connection with an attempted homicide by mailing a hand made bomb to Mrs Grace Lewis walked into Chelsea Police Station and surrendered He refused to discuss the charges The blast injured Mrs Sadie Bennett when the device was opened by her in law The third bomb aimed at Mrs Lewis was mailed in two years and herensued by the police action in Chelsea Massachusetts July 17.
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Greenwich Village
Thompson
Cirorecione
Corcione
Truc
Boston Post
Bronx
Alfred Calvo
Brooklyn
Harrison Simpson
Calvo
Simpson
Leroy Sperring
Richard Buckmaster
American Furrier
Grand Central Station
Sperring
Bellevue Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
Louis Mansolilli
Grace Lewis
Ansolilli
See New Hope Britain Will Yield on Liquor
Washington officials report renewed hope that Britain may soften on the twelve mile search and seizure clause of the rum ship treaty plan as delay in replying to Secretary Hughes continues. Lord Curzon’s Commons statement has heightened expectations of possible compromise.
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Washington
Hughes
England
Lord Curzon
House of Commons
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Hansage Home
Flying Iron
Dogo
Bernard Wendell
Bedinger
Pioty
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U. S. Transport Company
Oscar Price
L. C. Garnett
A. Mitchell Palmer
Department of Justice
Emer
Barber
Lewis
Glace Bay
Nova Scotia
Chief
Daniels and
Alice Street
Rein Ice Company
Social Service Department
Eighth District
Haustetter
Haulstetter
Lewis Bedinger
Trinko Gordon
Oriat
Atma Lggil
International
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers of America
International Union
Silby Barrett
Mr. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Daniel Livingstone
Livingstone
Alexander McIntyre
District 26
Union
Babe
Lawrence
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