Hayes May Tell of Graft System
New graft disclosures are anticipated as Police Commissioner Waldo suspends Inspector Cornelius G. Hayes of the Tenderloin. Hayes, suspected of ties to reform, possesses information that could shake officialdom, while Mayes is said to seek disclosures from the District Attorney Whitman.
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Hayes
New York
Waklo
Cornelius G. Hayes
New Tenderloin
Tna
Whitman
Oto Prumere
Mayes
Paminamy Proliticias
Layes
Waldo
Herman Rosenthal
Underworld
Wale
Gasier
Supreme Court
Rosenthal
Pix
Gyp
Louie
Methuen
Mirs
Nighttime departure plans leak to Rosenthal case
Report notes TE and TF have slept little and refuse to discuss arrival timing. They avoid New York disclosure to prevent large crowds. Rumor says the party may head to Niagara Falls before reaching New York on Saturday. Schepps has not spoken since arriving and was instructed by Rubin to remain silent.
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New York
Niagara Falls
Schepps
Rosenthal
Rubin
Daughter Born to Lady Decies in London
Lady Decies formerly Miss Vivian Gould of New York City gave birth to a daughter. Attending physician reports both mother and baby well. Lord and Lady Decies married in New York in February 1931 and reside at their home in Sexton Park. Lord Decies is forty six, about twice his young American wife’s age.
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London
Decies
Vivien Gould
Ali
Mia
George J. Growld
New York
Bowl
Lord
Lanny Diecies
Sexton Park
Lord Decies
Nagel rules $25 a week enough to clothe feed and house three adults
Secretary Nagel affirmed that twenty five dollars per week suffices to support a household of five or six. Dublin sisters Mary Fleming and Cecilia, aged 56 and 58, arrived in New York with seven hundred fifteen dollars between them and planned to be cared for by nephew John Francis Byrne, who testified he received $25 weekly.
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Washington
John Francis Byrne
Uhl
Byrne
Serreuary
Nagel
Women Admitted After Noon Instruction Given
In a late development, support was voiced and Commissioner Uhl was instructed after noon to admit the two women. The action follows prior debate and aligns with the committee’s stance on access.
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Uhl
Auto puts stop to "nymphs" bath
Waterbury, Conn. special report on a moonless night lake swim by Laétehilet girls. A car’s light startled the group as they disrobed, danced, and fled scrambling over rocks. Bruises and scratches were noted as the stranded party dressed and disappeared.
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Waterbury, Conn
Lake Bantam
Back to the hotel Never will they be nymphs again
A cryptic note recounts a voyage or departure ending with a stark reflection about a group described as nymphs, signifying a loss of innocence or playful identity as they return to a hotel setting. The line hints at a transition or consequence after a prior escapade.
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Nymphs
Roosevelt Opens Rhode Island Campaign With Thousands Cheer
Tens of thousands gathered in Providence to hear Theodore Roosevelt kick off the Progressive party campaign. The crowd cheered as Roosevelt called the movement permanent and rooted in the people, contrasting it with boss rule. He asserted the movement is real, not merely a personal venture, and urged voters to support live issues over old politics.
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Providence
R. 1
Progressive Party
Theydore Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Kansas
Roosevelt
United States
Cherny
Taft On Warpath Rants At Third Party Voters
President Taft blasted voters who back a party other than Republicans in a White House speech to the Maryland Republican Editorial Association. He called such electors dishonest if their names appear on the Republican ballot and urged them to choose a side, urging a clean party line.
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Washington
Taft
Maryland
Republican Editorial Association
White House
Husband drains days of pennant talks at night
The remark notes a husband who seems tired from long days. his wife confirms. He keeps late hours not from heavy business but constant discussion of pennant prospects, implying ongoing debate over sports standings and team prospects.
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Ilouissile Courier-Journal
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