Panama trip plans and canal visit details reported
Warren National Bank coverage leads into a dispatch about President Patt’s Panama Isthmus inspection trip. The article notes a four day stay on site, meetings with Panama government officials, and a reception by a canal security committee. The president and a small party depart for Charleston on November 22, with aides and press in attendance.
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Elon
Panama
Muro Seretary
Welcom
Chitleston
Iir Brother
Mhartes P Tati
Norton
Leagues Second Session on The New Municipal Idea
Reformers heard G A Woodruff of Philadelphia discuss the new municipal idea at the National Municipal League meeting in Buffalo. Reports, talks on Boston gas settlement and streetrailway matters followed, with sessions by Wrightington Detroit, Jones Minneapolis, and Wilcox on franchise issues. A smoker at Hyde Club and daily noon round table discussions were planned.
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G. A. Woodruff
Bufalo
Spencer Chia
Nional Municipal League
Clintin Rogers Woodufff
Philadelphia
Hdmir NP
Wrightington
Boatd
Boston
Dogald d. Jackson
Rae Honni Basin
German Post Receives Noble Prix Stockholm Award
The Stockholm event on November 18 honors Paul Johann Ludwig Heyn, noted Getinga poet, dyminutist and novelist, with this year’s New Lieprigeth Hortus prize.
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Stockholm
Johann Ludwig Heyn
Murder suspect tied to Newark teen's death shocks town
In Avbury Park, a Black man named William Aitton was arrested on suspicion of murdering 16 year old Marlo Smith. The body of the slain student was displayed at police headquarters in a closed wagon before being moved to a private office for identification. The suspect allegedly confessed but claimed innocence, while police staged a steady vigil as the investigation unfolded.
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Aitte Marie Simith
Honry
Park, N. Ij
Williame
Marlo Smits
Avbury Park Schoolern
Mbout
Richool
Wilkons
John A. Borden
Palloe
Yhani
Bolien Smith
William
Attorneys Confer Final Date For Preliminary Hearing
In Wheeling West Virginia on November 15 lawyers for the state and defense meet to set a date for the preliminary hearing in the Mrs Schenck poisoning case. Dr Gregory Ackermin returns from Chicago as a key witness while defense contends no statements were given by Mrs Schenck and that interviews with Hestring were misleading.
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Sehenck
Wheeling
W. Va
Inworth Schenck
Hee Men Fond
John O. Schenck
Millonaria Phoker
J. P O'lirien
Schenk
A¢kermant
Jolena Hoplins
Schenck
Mora
Tila
Henley
Tramp Breaks Into Jail Refusing to Leave
A tramp broke into the jail at Whiestlane and brought provisions inside. He set up in the cell, lit a jail chimney fire, and refused to depart when confronted by Constable Maimer and local officials. He was threatened with 20 days’ confinement if he did not end the siege.
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Pho Jol
Maimer
Ben Deneklus
McKeen
Touklni
Athens
Hater Promiies
Jui Ha
Christys To Live Apart In Spat Over Reconciliation
In Zanesville Ohio, Nov. 15, a strained separation between Howard Chandler Christy, artist and illustrator, and his wife Natalie Christy widens as relatives discuss possible settlement. Christy remains in Durand Falls. Natalie plans not to return to New York. The couple’s friends hope for reconciliation, but legal and personal tensions persist with no clear path forward.
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Zanesyuly
Hovies
Taise
Howard “Chandler Chelny
Ike Wits
Marbelle Christy
Christy War
Durcan Falls
Zaneville
New York
Natalie
Whittaver
Pain-Grazed Wife Shoots Husband in New York
A severely distressed wife fatally shoots her sleeping husband in an Arable House case and wounds herself as doctors at Fordimmi hospital struggle to operate. The victim, Dr Burgstort, had given up practice to care for his wife amid severe pain and mental strain. Their son Adolph and sister Minnie are mentioned in the narrative.
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New York
Er sutTertigs
Hon
Fordimmi Hospital
Dy 'Chen
West Seventh Street
Adolph
New York Dental School
Burgatort
Slater Minnie
Fis
Houdwins
Eie
Hurned
Aviator's 100 Foot Flight From Naval Vessel Reported
Eugene J. Bly piloted a seaplane from a naval vessel and rose to about 100 feet, flying five miles toward Willoughby Spit near Old Point Comfort before landing safely in Norfolk, Virginia. The historic ascent followed delays due to weather, with Bly describing the moment as the first successful sighting from the sleek of a naval vessel. He then completed the return to Norfolk after a brief airborne maneuver, noting slight water impact but no major damage.
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Willoughby Spit
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Eugene J. Bly
Birraluguera
Hampton Roads
Old Point Confort
Marvick
Will and
Vals
Elysiakelas
Mandtiing
Waree
Poin Comfort
Norfolk Navy Yard
Chauffeurs Still Out and Closed Site Before Returning
New York reports confusion as expressmen who returned to work wore union buttons amid mixed signals from officials. Strikers pressed to remain in dispute while some drivers resumed duties in Manhattan depots, with higher officials attempting countermand. Mayor Gaynor held talks with both sides as negotiations continued at the Imperial White Motel.
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New York
Jersay
Resuriine Stvjkurs Het
Manhattan
Worle
Gaynor
My Oly
Fort Wayne Prisoner Details Mental Illness Brother In Controversy
In Fort Wayne a demented man was confined by his brother in a gage like restraint for ten days. Police found the prisoner after neighbors reported disturbances. The brother allegedly cared for him but hid the severity, taking him to hospital only when forced. The incident raised questions about confinement and welfare.
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Fort Wayne
Holt
Charles
S& Grea
October exports set record in U S foreign trade
Washington reports October exports surpass all prior months in U S history, while imports show a related record. The briefing notes total export value near 208 million dollars, with detailed figures from the Bureau of Commerce and Accounts.
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Washington
Prding
Tha Bureau of Guttisttes
United States
Privilege Abolished Germany Withdraws Concession From Americans
Nov 1 report notes Germany’s minister ends a long standing privilege allowing American brides to marry Germans without prior consent. The reform affects foreign marriages and reflects ongoing changes in nationality and marriage rules.
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Germany
Norlin
Abollahoy
Sean Thom
America
Gompers Criticizes Goff Over Open Shop Ruling
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, condemns Justice Holmes for the open shop decision in the Garment Workers strike at the federation’s thirtieth convention in St Louis. He criticizes the Supreme Court for limiting injunction power and argues Congress failed to curb business interests.
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Garment Workers
New York
Samuel Gospers
Feder
Seport
Federation
St. Louis Town
Gompers
Supreme Court Tastice
Canada
Goll
Denision
Goft
Mtr. Gompers
Jenet
Val
Congress
Prince Victor Napoleon Married in Italian Ceremony
Prince Victor Napoleon wed in Mongalleri Italy after a civil ceremony in the drawing room of the royal palace, followed by a chapel wedding at the castle. The bride is the youngest daughter of the late Leopold of the House of Leopol and is linked to French royal circles. The union unites two royal lines amid a formal royal celebration.
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Victor Napoleon
Mongalleri
Italy
Victor Nepaleon
Yivender
Pringeas Glenione Tine
Bolelim
Leopard
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OIL City Trust Company
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Commissioner OF Banking
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