Mamaroneck Labor Clash Ends in Fatalities
A mob of labor camp workers clashes with New York detectives and Mamaroneck police on Westchester highways. One laborer and detective Jeremiah L. Cody of the Herald National Detective Agency are reported fatally or seriously wounded. private detectives claim self defense while officials recount a different version. The battle, seen by residents including at Rye Neck school, prompts village officers to deploy and raise fears of further violence. Continued on Page 3.
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New York Times
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Westchester County
Harrison
New Rochelle
Port Chester
Boston Post
Yonkers
New York
Whitelaw Reid
White Plains
Ete
Ets
Brent Harrison
Aris
Jeremiah L. Cody
Herald National Detective Agency
West Thirty-fourth Street
Charles A. Hazelette
William Doyle
Sheriffoyle
Hastings
John F. Hunter
Alfred J. Nes
Rye Neck
W. T. Demarest
Cody
Trolad
Eugene Hill
Deective Agency
Ody
Eng
Kinae
Railroad Mar
Maromak
Sks
Tn Xirenath
Cuban Liberal Leader Shot in Cienfuegos
Special cable from Havana reports Jose Fernandez known as Chichi, Liberal leader in Cienfuegos, shot in a café by Eustaquio Ordonez a police officer and ally of slain Mayor Mendez. The incident triggers mass protests, military orders, and calls for revolutionary action as Cuban politics tense.
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New York Times
Havana
Jose Fernandez
Cienfuegos
Eustaquio Ordonez
Mendez
Ordonez
Fernandez
Ferrara
House Liberals
Tur Timarks
Santa Clara
Cuba
Chichi” Fernandez
Campos
Clénfueges
Philadelphia Society Illnesses Mark End of Season
Philadelphia social leaders face health scares as the season winds down. Mrs. George H. McFadden suffers a critical collapse. Miss Catherine Meredith and Mrs. Richard Tilghman at Spruce Street, and Mrs. Henry Williams Biddle in University Hospital recover from illness. Mrs. William Dissten convalesces at home. Mrs. Richard McCall Cadwalader leaves University Hospital after serious illness.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
George H. McFadden
Catherine Meredith
William M. Meredith
South van Pelt Street
Richard Tilghman
Spruce
Escapes and Marries Girl in New York
Leo Hurst and Hazel Schlosser eluded his father at Bradley Beach by slipping from a locked room and marrying in New York last Tuesday. The elderly Hurst, enraged, blocked further discussion and the couple has not returned home.
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New York Times
Belmar
N. J
Miss Schlosser
Leo
New York
Buried Treasure Hunt At Historic New Rochelle House
In New Rochelle on North Avenue residents excavated the lawn around the Simeon Lester house after coins dated 1723 were found in the chimney. Henry M. Lester of National City Bank and Huguenot Association leader oversees demolition for park improvements as the 225th anniversary of the settlement nears.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Simeon Lester
The
Huguenot Association
North Avenue
Henry M. Lester
National City Bank of
Wykagy Park
Frederick de Veau
de Veau
Texas Sues Standard Oil Figures for 90 Million Penalty
Texas sues John D Archbold and other Standard Oil leaders for about 90 million dollars under anti trust law. Recovers penalties from Magnolia Petroleum and other units while receivers are appointed to seize assets. Rockefeller and other executives are served in New York and Georgia amid ongoing Waters-Pierce inquiries.
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John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Texas
Richard G. Maury
Houston
Archbold
New York
John D. Rockefeller
H.C. Folger
Ijr
Standard Oil Company of New York
Samuel G. Bayne
Seaboard National Bank
Howard Bayne
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust
Lakewood
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Maury
Maury
Broadway
Mr. Archbold
Thomasville
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Polwer, Jr
Courtenay Mareha
George CL
E. R. Brown
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Messrs
Sealy, Brown
Standard Oil People
Standard Oil
Samuel Tintermyer
Mr. Folger
Magrolia Petroleum Company
Otl
Magnolia
Standard Oil Trust
Navarro Refining Company
Corsicana
Security OH Company
Beaumont
Navarro Company
Supreme Court
John Sealy
Galveston
Navarro
Security
Jot Beaty
Porn Associates
Daylight Theft at Gallatin Home in New York City
A minute from Carnegie home, the Gallatin residence at 14 East Sixty-fifth Street was burgled two weeks ago. Mrs Gallatin reported jewelry including rings, breastpins, pearls and heirlooms stolen from a third floor boudoir. Police would not disclose details. an advertisement offering a large reward appeared in the Times.
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Andrew, Carnegie
New York
Albert H. Gallatin
East Sixty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
TIMES
Albert E. Gallatin
East Sixty-seventh Street
Oe Ee
The
Wagner the Man by James Huneker in The Times
James Huneker offers new material on Richard Wagner, detailing his love affairs, quarrels, and notable incidents that filled the composer’s life in an engaging portrait. The piece previews material appearing in next Sunday’s Times.
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James Huneker
Wagner
Trask Estate to Be Open to Saratoga for Arts Use
Yaddo the estate of the late Spencer Trask in Saratoga Springs will be dedicated to literary and artistic use after Mrs. Trask's death. The grounds and memorial room will be open to locals for lectures concerts and public access as announced by Bishop Doane. The plan honors the Trasks' social service goals and aims to inspire the Saratoga community.
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New York Times
Saratoga Springs
Yaddo
Spencer Trask
United States
Trask
William Croswell Doane
Albany
Martin Lived Gay Life in London in Transfer Case
London shows interest in American detective methods as Martin’s Memphis firm remains in receivership. The case centers on Burns at work and ongoing receivership actions. Martins life in London is noted amid legal proceedings and investigative methods.
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Find Martin
London
Burns
Martin
Yaddo Estate Near Saratoga Springs Open to Public
The Spencer Trask estate known as Yaddo lies a mile and a half from Saratoga Springs. Its grounds feature water, lakes, and wildlife with a tower and wings forming the mansion. Mrs. Trask continues to welcome visitors after her husband’s death, despite past vandalism, and she has authored stories and poems with a new play supporting the peace movement.
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Spencer Trask
Yaddo
Saratoga Springs
America
Dice decide life sentence for Brooklyn habitual offender
William Rooney, indicted as an habitual criminal, chose a life term after rolling dice in jail to decide his plea. He faced a choice between second or fourth offender status, and the dice directed the life sentence, with parole possible after less than four years. Rooney previously faced burglary charges and a fourth-offender indictment.
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William Rooney
Brooklyn
Rooney
Board of Pardons
Fawcett
Chilean Aviator Falls Drowns After Flight
Valparaiso reports Louis Acevedo, famed Chilean aviator, vanished when his Bleriot monoplane plunged into the Bio Bio River during a flight from Concepcion to Santiago.
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New York Times
Valparaiso
Louis Acevedo
Conception
Santiago
Bio Bio
Friedmann Delivers Tuberculosis Serum Demonstration at White House
Special to The New York Timea reports Dr. Friedrich Franz Friedmann giving a tuberculosis serum demonstration before scientists diplomats and public men at the George Washington University Medical School. President Wilson had received him at the White House and the Public Health Service remains uncertain about the serum’s exact recipe. Friedmann defended his secrecy as a safeguard for patients and rights, saying the serum would reach interested parties in one to two weeks.
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New York
Timea
Washington
Friedrich Franz Friedmann
George Washington University Medical School
Friedmann
White House
Wilson
Public Health Service
Providence
Wiliam Hes
Oma Sen
New Jerseys
District of Columbia
Recovery of Martin hat and watch chain deepens mystery
London April 14 Scotland Yard pursues new clues in Memphis businessman Joseph Wilberforce Martin’s disappearance twelve days ago. A recovered opera hat and a thin gold watch chain prompt renewed searches, though fingerprints are unlikely and deposits in a city vault remain untouched.
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London
Joseph Wilberforce Martin
Memphis
Tenn
Scotland Yard
William J. Burns
Mr. Martin
Thomas Salter
Belvedere Road
Salter
Cad Pi
Drayman
Capt. Prior
Martin
Recall Demand Clouding Guild Ambassadorship
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports Russia seeking the recall of U S Ambassador Curtis Guild over treaty talks. In Washington officials doubt the recall, noting Guild has remained abroad on leave while negotiators from both nations clash over who must initiate a new Russo American treaty. President Wilson faces difficulty finding a prominent Democrat to replace him.
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Marcon
New York Times
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Curtis Guild
United States
Washington
Ambassador Guild
State Department
Wilson
Guild
Promises to Obey Bride In Makeshift Marriage
Thomas Evans of 142 East Twenty third Street and Margaret Cook of 403 East Fifty-third Street appeared in Jefferson Market Court with a license and asked Magistrate Levy to marry them. The magistrate, unaware this was a mock ceremony, learned Evans had promised to obey a 19-year-old bride. He quipped the groom must obey her anyway.
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Thomas Evans
East Twentythird Street
Margaret Cook
East Fifty-third Street
Jefferson Market Court
Levy
Evans
Mate
Tax On Morgan Estate Seen At 3 To 4 Million Tax
The Controller's office projects taxes on the Morgan estate totaling 3 to 4 million dollars based on an estimated 100 million value. The 1910 1911 graded inheritance tax law sets rates from 1 to 8 percent for lineal bequests and collateral shares with a 5 percent reduction if paid within six months. Multiple experts will appraise the estate due to Mr. Morgan's varied interests.
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Aperemvan
Morgan
Scotia Returns From Ice Patrol to Coal Replenish
NO BERGS IN THE SHIP LANES. The British steamship Scotia, assigned with United States revenue, arrives for coal after a weeks long Grand Banks patrol. It will resume outward voyage toward the ice zone, reporting iceberg sightings to liners, with updates on probable drift and position.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Scotia
North Atlantic
United States
Nere
Ieee
Divorce Suit Details Surface In Camden Hearing
In Vice Chancellor Stevenson’s court yesterday Ed ward Dudley sought a divorce from Marie Mulock Dudley. Evidence read by Martin B. Cowboy cited James D. Carpenter about meetings between Dudley and Elizabeth Batelle Vanderpool, a widow, and alleged involvement of George Schaeffer the chauffeur. The cross suit affidavit referenced money and meetings as the case moved to trial.
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Stevenson
Edward Dudley
Camden
Marie Mulock Dudley
Martin B. Cowboy
Dudley
James D. Carpenter
George Schaeffer
Carpenter
Elizabeth Batelle Vanderpool
Waearven
Schaeffer
Ffidavita
Vanmoa
Conee
New -York
Cowboy
Bri Schaeffer
Yale Sophomores Mobilize Against Senior Societies
Yale sophomores reveal a campaign to curb or abolish senior societies. A mass meeting was held in New Haven with about 200 class members showing support for the movement.
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New York Times
New Haven
Yale
Pope Sees Vision of Venice in Pope Pius Dream
Pope Pius XII awoke from a joyous dream stating he saw Venice from a gondola on the Grand Canal. He spoke of a vision of his sister Rosa Sario who told him his work is not yet finished. Doctors say recovery possible if he remains prudent and rest continues.
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Venice
Grand Canal
St. Mark's
Rosa
Rosa Sario
Pope Shows Signs of Recovery but Rome Still Skeptical
Rome watchers report mixed bulletins on the Pope's condition as experts debate accuracy. Dr Amici notes improved warmth and breathing while Marchiafava's updates face scrutiny. relatives remain cautious amid uncertain prognosis.
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