Wreck probe heats up as federal and state teams clash
Federal and state investigators arrive in New Haven to probe the Moston New York Express wreck. Intervening inquiries by ICC officials and local agencies run parallel as unions push, while witnesses outline campaign funding tied to the Bull Moose movement and Roosevelt allies.
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Westport
Conn
Washingtton
Interstate Commerce
Vethord
Moston-New York Express
Fis
Coremer J
Phelan
Eiwell
State Public Activities Commission
New Haven Raill- Frond
Pred Howard
Spring Field
Maass
Interstate Commerce Complestan
Thi
Ecene
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Willl
George L. Clark
New Haven
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Express
Bridgeport
Wilson
Engineer's Brotherhood
Serwalk
Nll
Will warns lawyers as heirs divide near hundred thousand
Ezra Bartlett filed a will in New York probate naming sister Annie Cora Hartlett executrix with Edwin L. Hartlett as possible sole beneficiary. Bartlett notes he distrustes lawyers calling them dangerous crooks while directing estate to be managed by one person to prevent administator interference. He leaves siblings Annie Cora Bartlett, Mrs. Frank Clark, Edwin Bartlett, and John R. Bartlett named as relatives.
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New York
Ezra Bartlett
Bartlett
Annie Cora Hartlett
Edwin L. Hartlett
Mr. Gartlett
Ezra Partlett
Annie Cora Bartlett
Jerome, Ariz
Frank ©. Clark
Edwin
Overbrook
John RB. Bartlett
Seattle
Wash
Jewelry theft at New York summer resort details
The Burns Detective Agency investigates a July theft at a New York area summer resort. Sixteen pieces valued around 40 000 dollars were stolen with a 1 000 dollar reward offered for recovery. Thieves may remove stones from settings and blur the fences. Items include pearl rings earrings a diamond chain and watches among others.
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New York
Burns Detective Agency
Contributions to Bull Moose Party Details Emerge in Hearing
Senator Pomerene reads list of contributions to the Bull Moose campaign fund. E H Hooker and Bill Flynn, noted Bull Moosers, are slated to testify in the Clapp campaign fund investigation as the committee opens at ten o clock.
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Clapp
Bull Moose
Senator Jones
Washington
Colonel Roosevelt
J. P. Morgan
Hooker
the Nations Progressive Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
A. T
A. Too
New York County
Roosevelt Committee
Kings County
N. Y
Tremurer
Albany
New York
Chicago
Jimn
Wooker
Bull Moose Party
Amos Pinelwot
Ine
New York City
New York State
Emlin Roosevelt
Impart
Secretary of State
Hooker Sil
Cochran
Congress
Frank A. Monsey
Pomerene Askes
National Campagn
Beveridge
Coronel Roosevelt
National Committee
Marylin
Maine
Massachusetts
Vermont
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
Senator Pomerene
Bull Moose Fund
Frank A. Munesey
George W. Perkins
Queen
Charles S. Baird
Pd.rr. Hanna
Ostman Straus
Frank A. Munsey
EE. D. Brandegee
Barbour
Hamilton Fish
J. PP. Greer
S. OP. Khenteh
Wiliam H. Day
Herman Frazier
D. J
Dp. Larkin
C. L. Cutting
Dr. A. Shaw
2. Robinson
Sol
G. I. Roosevelt
Donverennc
Harriman
Pomerene
Roosevelt-Harrimann
D. C
E. H. Hooker
Bill Flynn
Ohio
Chicago Begins Vice Crusade After Levee District Raid
Special State's Attorney Waytean vows arrests of property owners in the levee district after a mass raid drawing 3 000 observers and nearly 100 arrests. He asks clergy to aid in gathering evidence and seeks lists of property owners for prosecutions. Officials debate funding for a civic investigation.
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Chicago
Ill
Waytean
Wayman
Clergyoven
Jie
Countty Fecasarer God Recorder
Orliotinak
Deo
Barizen
Board of
County Capitalsiomers
Bartzen
Smi
Energy Mice and Yeast Ferments Compared by Max Rubner
A fragment discusses energy and exertion comparing a young mouse to yeast ferments. Dr. Max Rubner of the University of Berlin is cited stating the mouse’s energy is modest next to fermentation. The tone echoes a scientific anecdote on metabolism.
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Max Rubner
University of Berlin
Noted nutrition expert speaks at medical academy night
An audience at the American Academy of Medicine heard a leading nutrition authority discuss energy consumption. The speaker noted yeast ferment energy being fifty eight times that of a man and three times that of a newborn at rest while a playful exchange about chocolates and marshmallows followed between suitors and the listener.
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American Academy of Medicine
Canning and preserving sugar guidance from Woman's World
The guide notes sugar amounts for canning use one third to one half as much sugar as fruit, preserving uses three fourths as much sugar, jam uses equal sugar and fruit, and jelly uses underripe fruit. For canning select early sound fruit, preserving can be cut up or left whole. Woman's World for August.
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