Silent third degree exam of McNamara and Gelder case
The article discusses the alleged third degree method used to extract confessions, detailing the McNamara dynamite case and Paul Gelder's 1915 New York murder narrative. It contrasts police tactics with psychologist notes and recounts stagey interrogations and dramatic setups used to break suspects.
Argentina’s New President Irigoyen Takes Power
In 1900s style profile, Dottor Hipolito Irigoyen becomes Argentina’s elected leader. He is described as tall, dark, about sixty, with Spanish Basque blood, self-made wealth from land, and a former civic instructor at Buenos Aires women’s normal school. Opponents fear his radical agenda.
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Hipolito Irigoren
Argentina
Dottor Irigoyen
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Normal School
United Charities of
Belisario Porras Returns to Washington as Panamanian Minister
Diplomatic circles welcome Dr Belisario Porras back to Washington as Panama’s minister to the United States after serving as president. His wife was married by proxy in Washington, marking a first in diplomatic corps etiquette, then they moved to New York and on to Panama for the presidential campaign.
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Geidel
William FA. Jackson
New York
Washington
Belisario Porras
Republic of Panama
United States
Doctor Porras
Senora de Porras
Hns
Porto Rico
Panama
Doctor Wiley argues food prices could drop 50 percent
In Toledo Dr Harvey Wiley former chief of the government bureau of chemistry blamed high living costs on inflated cereal prices and brand advertising. He urged return to fundamentals noting meat prices exceed value while wheat could feed a man for a month at far lower cost. He cited advertisements as driving consumer spending and overvaluing branded goods.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Government Bureau of Chemistry
Toledo
Miss Annie Roe of Federal Service Honored for Lifelong Work
Feature tribute recounts Miss Annie R. Roe chief of the numbering division at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Since June 1863 she has dedicated over fifty years overseeing the final stages of note production including numbering sealing and separating United States notes. Her steady leadership keeps 229 employees disciplined yet fair under her watchful, exacting supervision.
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Annie R. Roe
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Miss Roe
Rae
United States
Ass Roe
Treasury
Miss Noe
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