Outcast Bre Cooke Says He Is, and Floretta Whaley
Francisco dispatch reports Jere Cooke, the deposed Hemp Episcopal rector, and his ward Floretta Whaley, who eloped, live in furnished rooms on Masonic Avenue. A baby suffered from lack of care. Cooke admitted Floretta appealed to her aunt for aid. He says he cannot fight the world and feels an outcast, while the woman defends their need for help.
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Pecal
New York Times
Francisco
Jere Tooke
Hemp- Episcopal Church
Floretta Whaley
Jare
Masonic Avenue
Cooke
Floretta
Hempstead
Postmaster Held for Theft
Alfred Hensel, Assistant Postmaster in Winsted Connecticut, was arrested on a mail theft charge after a decoy letter containing three $5 bills was detected. He confessed and retrieved the money hidden beneath a stairway. bail was set at $1,000.
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New York Times
Winsted
Conn
Alfred Hensel
South Shadisfield
Mass
Hensel
Utah Snows Halt The Leading Auto
The party left Laramie at 3 PM intending to run all night but the snow and darkness blocked crossing the river. After getting stuck in mud they walked miles to Medicine Bow then returned with horses to free the car and prepared for a new start at Medicine Row.
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Laramie
Medicine Row
Medicine Bow
West pleased St Chaffray visit describes Omaha as railroad hub
G Bourcier St Chaffray writes from Omaha Nebraska describing the city as a Western capital with vast bridges and rail facilities. He notes Union Pacific shops and Harriman works, climate shifts from summer to winter, and the busy mint trade sending gold and silver to the government. He recalls meeting locals, including a 10 year old admirer recognizing him from photographs.
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United States
Omaha
Mexico
Montana
Union Pacific Railroad
Harriman
France
Far West
Autran
G. Bourcier ST. Chaffray
De Dion car in New York to Paris race in Omaha shop
In Crescent Iowa the De Dion car sits awaiting spare parts. Union Pacific machinists in Omaha and Chicago supply replacements after the gearbox broke during a mud stall two miles from Crescent. The crew plans to resume westward departure Monday morning.
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Omaha
Neb
Crescent
Iowa
de Dion
New York
Paris
Ces
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Union Pacific
West
Chaffray
Protos Car Arrives in Ames Ahead of Tire Test
German Protos auto reached Ames on March 13 and awaits tires for a scheduled test. Officials said the vehicle arrived here yesterday and will be serviced for fitting before proceeding with planned trials.
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New York Times
Ames
Iowa
Newfoundland dog shoots man by accident at coal yard
Frank Tallieur of Corona Avenue Corona L I was wounded when a Newfoundland dog guarding the yard trod on a double barreled shotgun left in the coal office. The gun discharged grazing his head and wounding him. he was treated and sent home.
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Frank Talleur
Corona Avenue
Corona
L. I
Gustav Talley
Strong’s Causeway
Flushing
Young Tallieur
Talleur
Holds car ahead legal reversed by Bronx Appellate Term
The Bronx Appellate Term reversed a First Municipal Court ruling that awarded Martin Morton 94 dollars against Union Railway Co for breach of contract. Morton and three others refused to change cars and waited on a siding, but the court found no proof of damages.
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Bronx
Martin Morton
Union Railway Company
Morton
Tire shortage delays German car across nation
The car carrying the Germans is tied up due to missing extra tires. Spares shipped to Seattle were called back, with telegraphic inquiry underway on the whereabouts of the boxes. Road wear and weight forced lightening, but a new tire failed near Ames, delaying progress until it can be replaced.
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Seattlee
Chicago
Ames
Motobloc Car Expected in Marshalltown From Cedar Rapids
The Motobloc car led by Charles Godard and crew was due in Marshalltown Iowa tonight after leaving Cedar Rapids this morning. Delays likely from road conditions and possible tire trouble prevented dawn arrival displacement. Godard aims to reach Omaha in three days, averaging about 100 miles daily on muddy western roads.
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New York Times
Marshalltown
Iowa
New York
Paris
Motobloc
Charles Godard
Cedar Rapids
Lkely
Clinton
Godard
Omaha
Here
Italians Rally Behind Zust In New York Auto Race
Mulberry Street crowds in Little Italy sprawl to Times Square to follow the New York to Paris race. Italian watchers cheer the Zust car closing on the Thomas car as flags flutter near Progresso and the Hall of Records Building.
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Mulberry Street
Times Square
The
Republic
Italia
Thomas
Bulletin
Mathewson
Vacates D. and H. injunction in Utica case
United States Judge George W. Ray in Norwich vacated the temporary injunction restraining the Delaware and Hudson Railroad from paying dividends due next Monday. The case involved withdrawal disputes among plaintiffs and a contention that the railroad’s rising floating debt and securities were misvalued. The company denied the charges, asserting securities were worth more than face value.
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Utica
N. Y
Norwich
United States
George W. Ray
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Louis E. Carr
Albany
H. W. Ward
Ward, Mellen & Woodbridge
New York
Carr
Ward, Mellen & Woolbridge
Delaware & Hudson Securities
Lilley Loses Connecticut Lawyers in Submarine Probe
Washington dispatch reports two Connecticut lawyers for Representative Lilley resigned and returned home. They blamed a committee rule requiring non members’ questions be submitted in writing, saying it blocks progress. Lilley said the committee has taken control of his case before other witnesses testified. Bowil defended the rulings as precedent set by House and Senate committees.
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New York Times
Washington
Connecticut
Lilley
Judson Stiles
F. L. Brown
Bow’ Il
House
Senate
Husband of death by own action held on suspicion
Benjamin Devall of Woodcliff-on-the-Hudson New Jersey was arrested in Manhattan on suspicion of murdering his wife who was found dead in bed with a bullet wound. A servant's story, corroborated by employment bureau inquiries, led detectives to the restaurant he runs at 252 West Fourteenth Street.
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N. J
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Central Office
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Griffin
Margaret Flynn
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Devalls
Irwin
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Tenth Avenue
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Woodcliff
Schlemm
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