Barnes Defies Demands Ahead of New York Republican Meeting
Politicians gather to discuss the upcoming special meeting of the New York Republican state committee called by William Barnes Jr. in New York City. Speculation centers on how far Henry L. Stimson and Herbert Parsons faction will push for Barnes resignation, which Barnes refuses to accept.
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New York Republican State Committee
William Barnes, Jr
New York City
Henry L. Stimson
Herbert Parsons
Mr. Barnes
Barnes
More Evidence Against Gibson in Szabo Murder Case
John Minturn, the state's key witness, testified he saw Gibson and Mrs Szabo in a rowboat near shore with Gibson moving to ward the throat as she leaned back. The defense and jurors heard details of the alleged struggle after the drowning incident in Newburg New York.
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State
John Minturn
Gibson
Mrs. &Zabo
Newburg
N. Y
Burton W. Gibson
Rosa Menschik Szabo
Dibson
Mrs. Gibson
Tompkins
New York
Hler
Senult
Jonathar Wilson, Jr
You can't do your wife a greater kindness than to give her this range
Advertisement notes a range ideal for hot weather as gas cooking keeps the kitchen from overheating. It features a large water back and handy dampers and invites readers to see it at the local dealer.
Hat Cost A Life On Staten Island Trolley
William Pulichaski forty six of 124 Bond street Elizabethport New Jersey lost his life on Staten Island while leaning from a trolley car to recover a blown hat. He pitched head first from the car in front of Dr George Moore deputy coroner toward New York avenue near Maple avenue and died two hours later from a skull fracture at Smith infirmary.
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New York
William Pulichaski
Bond Street
Elizabethport
N. J
Staten Island
South Beach
Howland Hook
George Moore
New York Avenue
Maple Avenue
Smith Infirmary
COLOR LINE IN MAIL CARS
Robert A. Prather of Little Rock presented to Postmaster General Burleson a petition signed by more than 8,000 white railway mail clerks asking an order segregating white and negro clerks in the railway mail service. The petition notes that on long runs up to twenty clerks share cars and sleeping quarters with black clerks, leading to white clerks being outnumbered and sometimes under their authority. The Postmaster General said he would take the petition under consideration.
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Burleson
Washington
Robert A. Prather
Little Rock
Ark
Daniels Won't Yield on Navy Ranks then and Now
Washington reports Rear Admiral Cameron Winslow protests over using right left starboard port terms due to sound similarity in wind. Secretary Daniels announces the recent order will stand, affirming persistence wins. Also a light tale of Jones who crashes a dinner by assuming thirteen guests, only to find twelve.
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Washington
Alhough
Cameroun Mee
Winslow
Seretary Daniels
Jones
Washington Star
How Spaniards Eat Eggs
The piece explains Spanish egg preparation, noting that Spaniards avoid three minutes of boiling and prefer a one minute boil just to warm the egg. The egg is then poured from the shell into a glass and drunk like wine, or eaten by breaking off one end and gulping the contents.
Pedant's Weather Forecast Quips on Faces
A Birmingham Age-Trevel d quip defines a pedant as the man who reassures a crying boy by warning of a terrible change to his face. Yale today shows clouds and warmth ahead with interior conditions. Light to moderate north winds accompany the outlook for morrow.
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Birmingham
Trevald
Yale
Classified Ads Offer Daily Bargains in Record
Readers are urged to monitor the Record for daily sale listings with affordable items. The page promises opportunities to purchase needed goods at low prices, encouraging close attention to the advertisements.
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Neetta
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