The Forty Yellow Men
Billy Joyce and Captain Pete plot a covert smuggling scheme involving Chinese laborers aboard the Five Brothers and Sally Quirk, aided by Doherty Wiley and May Chu. The plan aims to smuggle Chinese men to New York, with a web of diversions, wireless codes, and staged jobs while authorities monitor from Vancouver to Montauk Point. The caper unravels as a government sting captures forty smugglers and exposes the scheme's payoff to Six Companies and operators.
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Billy Joyce
Im McBride
Bn Pete
United States
Uas
Billy
Vancouver
State Department
Chinese Bureau
Wey and Doherty
Secret Service
Olflawn
Toronto
Doherty
Captain Pete
Wilkie
Tenacle Dudley
New York City
Vera Cruz
Stark
Border Service
Chu
Charlie Sing
Bay of Fundy
Sam
Cap
Moundsville
Washington
C. P
St John
N. B
Queen's
Wiley
St. John
Five Brothers
Caulkern
Aptain McBride
Pete
New York Harbor
Dominion
New York
Grand Manan
Woods Hole
Lock Island
Sautheas
Jeremiah Bradley
Jeremiah
Bradley
Crocker House
Sheetrunner
Captain Jeremiah
Aces
Sally Quirk
AL. A
Gilly
New Sinven Mronkwater
Montauk Point
Cap'n Jerry
Montauk
Jerry
Billy Joyer
McBride
New York Herald
Celestial
Thor
Pier 28
Groton Long Point
Wasp
New Haven
Point Judith
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New London
Adirondacks
Rickey
Times Square
Wiiters
Lilly
Ape Cod
Hyannis, Mass
Spec Nm
United Sta
Provincetown
Peter McBride
China
Hong
Oy Chu
Jersey City
Hong Kong
Canarsie Beach
Dovers Street
Canarsie
Hore
Cape Cod
May Chu
Uncle Sans
Hand and Foot in Cigar Box Stuns New York Police
In New York City police search East One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street near Park Avenue for the rest of a body after a hand and foot are found in a cigar box. A ring bears A. F and initials A and W. Alfred Felly of West Twenty-eighth Street is reported missing since November. coroner suspects homicide and medical tooling suggests a deliberate dismemberment.
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New York
One
Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Park Avenue
Alfred Felly
West Twenty-eighth Street
Felly
Holtshauser
East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Dhance
Millionaire Samuel Thompson Weds Helen Bonner in Richmond
In Richmond last month Mrs. Helen Bonner and Samuel A. Thompson, a New York financier, secretly wed. Public notices cite license March 14 and ceremony March 15, with Thompson claiming the marriage occurred March 14 at Richmond. Both had prior marriages, and Thompson later confirmed the union from the Planters Hotel in St Louis.
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Helen
Bonner
Samuel A. Thompson
Richmond
New York
Helen Overton Bonner
Mississippi
Cornelius Williams
Mike Macon
Trustings Court
Macon
Jefferson Hotel
S. A. Thompson
Jeferson
Planters
St. Louis
Thompson
Mr. Bonner
Mise Helen Willams
Mr. Thompson
William H. Thompson
National Bank of Commerce
Treaaurer
Helene Bonner
Celeste Clark
James Clark
James Clark Leather Company
W. Tl. Thompson Investment Company
William S. Thompson
W. H. Thompson Trust Company
Helen ©. Bonner
Celeste Thompson
Miss Bonner
Aeroplanes For Target Practice Off Virginia Coast
Norfolk naval drill features fourteen battleships to fire on aeroplanes built at the Norfolk navy yard. The kites will float at set distances and reach 600 to 1,200 feet. Small guns perform the test, first naval imperial target shooting, to gauge aircraft value in war.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Norfolk Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy Meyer Witnesses Shooting Officials
Secretary of the Navy Meyer and officials will witness the shooting event. The presence signals high level oversight of the incident as authorities attend the scene and monitor developments.
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Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Atlantic fleet starts annual battle practice off Virginia Capes
Fourteen of sixteen battleships under Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder begin the annual target practice at the Southern drill grounds near Hampton Roads. Twenty five navy vessels participate as big twelve inch guns fire at mock warships. Mayflower witnesses. Rivalry determines fleet trophy, with South Carolina the current holder.
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Washington, RD. C
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Seaton Schroider
Meyer
Hampton Roads
Fleet Auxiliary
Tno
Fire destroys New York Institution for Deaf Mutes
The New York Institution for Deaf Mutes in Malone, N Y, was destroyed by fire early today. Loss estimated at 60000 dollars. One hundred inmates were housed temporarily in the State armory following the blaze.
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Malone
N. Y
New York Institution For
State Armory
Minister Loses Wife in Radford Virginia
Mrs J A H Shuler widow of Rev J A H Shuler died yesterday at 11 after pneumonia She was 47 and formerly Miss Harrington of Grayson county Survived by husband one son Professor E W Shuler Fort Worth Texas two daughters Miss Lessie Shuler an art teacher in Roanoke and Miss Mary Lee Shuler a Radford teacher and Lois aged ten Interment at Emery tomorrow at 3 pm
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Radford
J. A. H. Shuler
Harrington
Grayson County
E. W. Shuler
Fort Worth
Texas
Lessie Shuler
Roanoke City School
Mary Lee Shuler
Lois
Emery
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Hell Gate
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Knickerbocker Hotel
Gin McKey
Monte Carlo
Papa Blanc
A. F
Arthur Felly
Moltshauser
Ding Liat
By Herriman
Ceys Gony
Aly
Richmond, VA
Joseph Holding