Freed by President Re-arrested in New Extradition Case
Pouren remains in custody after a presidential order releases him from one custody and triggers a fresh hearing before Commissioner Hitchcock. Russian counsel argued his offenses were political rather than criminal, while supporters urge humanitarian action to avoid extradition and potential punishment in Russia. The next court session is set for tomorrow in the Federal Building.
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Reoton- Washington
Diandanoff Pouren
United States
Shields
Marshal Henked
Alvey al Adee
Roosevelt
Coudert Brothers
Pouren
Holt
Foot
Marshal Henkel
John A. Shields
Qmr. Adee
Root
Genkel
Hitchcock
Herbert Parsons
Isaac Jieurich
Simeon Polack
Flouren
Russia
Washington
Follon
Washington, D. C
Jan Janets Pearen
Hussia
Jandwuert Pouren
W. Vobks
Marin
Adreuse Martinson
J. M. Mattson
Empire of
Ani
United States of Americar
Riga
Livonia
Empire of Russia
United States of America
Eulpiires
New York
Baron Schlippen- Bach
Reot
Elihu Root
Tyan J. Narodny
Port Richmond
Jan Pourer
Myselfheon
Euslty
Jan Pouren
Hfe
Siberia
Free America
Republic
Schlippenbach
America
Ike
Disappearing money sparks Broadway party tale
Feehan of 1066 Park Avenue aided by Miss Gonzales and Miss La Fleur, amid a Broadway gathering, discovers a $950 loss. Police arrest Miss Gonzales and Knapp. Feehan declines charges and Magistrate Finn frees Knapp and the women. Colgate is identified as a Portland Pacific Coast Colgate relative.
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Feehan
Park Avenue
Broadway
Marie Gonzales
Cuba
West Sixty- Fifth Street
William Hoyt Colgate
Colgate
Miss Gonzales
Charles Stnapp
Pittsburg
Leonard
Miss la Fleur
Knapp
Finn
West Side
Freehan
Pacific Coast
Portland. Or
Mentzell Kills Himself After Shooting Kitty Clinch
Richard Myntzell a 25 year old piemaker shoots Kitty Clinch at Third Avenue and Twenty sixth Street then flees pursued by Officer Fagan. Myntzell dies by a temple gunshot in a hotel room. Clinch is wounded but survives. In a separate note Electrical Publications merge The Western Electrician and The Electrical Review to be published as one in Chicago.
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Mentzell
Richard Myntzell
Christopher Sheeh
Witty Clinch
East Twenty-sixth Street
August Mentzell
Nearp Street
Philadelphia
Wuiters
Kitty Clinch
East Fifteenth Street
Third Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Fagan
East Twenty-second Street
Twenty-seventh ‘Street
Bellevue
Menizell
Kitty Glinch
Electrical Publications
Charles W. Price
Electrical Review of New York
Western Electrician
Chicago
Electrical Review
George Worthington
New York
WA. Kriedler
Chicago City
Milburn Declares Ruin in Transfers Court Fight
Public Service Commission heard final arguments on joint rates and through routes between the Metropolitan north south lines and the Fifty ninth Street Crosstown line. John G. Milburn for receivers warned that restoring transfers would ruin the roads and harm the public. He argued the universal transfer system has failed and new through routes would require costly switches and **1,600,000** dollars in street work. The commission took no action but plans to reexamine the matter, likely issuing an order or setting a date for action.
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Public Service Commission
Fiftyninth Street Ecrosstown
John G. Moburn
Metropolitan
Milburn
Tne
Third Avenue
Commission
Con
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixtieth Street
Saints
Second Street
Commission and public service debate on street railway future
The hearing centered on balancing power and responsibility of the commission to foster a legitimate, sound street railway system. Dykman urged ruling on Metropolitan arguments while Commissioner Willcox declared the hearing closed as counsel stressed cooperation for public benefit and best settlement.
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Robert C. Beatty
Digo
Milburn
Detai
William N. Dykman
Bees Retrieve Honey After Neighbor Theft in Sparkill
In Sparkill New York, William Friedman owner of bees for years after removing twenty pounds of honey from his hives found neighbor bees stealing his honey. His bees learned of the theft and returned to the neighbor's hive recovering over half the honey. Friedman expects full restoration if the neighboring swarm does not overpower his side.
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Sparkill
Niy
Wiliam Friedman
the. Com
Friedman
Greek Seaman Dies on Philadelphia Liner Minutes Before Departure
Joseph Roumy a 60 year old Greek passenger died on the steerage deck of the liner Philadelphia just after saying he planned to die in Alexandria He reached the pier at Fulton Street as the gangplank was being hauled in and collapsed The coroner questioned the ship crew and delayed the departure while the body was removed Roumy had come to the United States in 1886 and sailed from Jacksonville on Friday to depart for the voyage
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Alexandria
Joseph Roumy
Philadelphia
Roumy
Fulton Street
Jacksonville
English Grammar Exam Focus at Yale Entrance Tests
Yale New Haven officials plan to add an English grammar test to the entrance exams for the academic department. The aim is to reduce errors in grammar spelling idioms and punctuation seen in candidate papers. A revised paper will mark weak English usage and may lead to rejection for major flaws.
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New Haven
Floréafter
Yale University
Children Parade Protest After Train Tragedy
In New Jersey 500 young schoolmates aged six to twelve marched on Forty Fourth Street and Eleventh Avenue to protest a coroner verdict. The march supported safety on the Eleventh Avenue tracks, chanting patriotic songs as officials warned against further danger and planned future demonstrations with signs and placards.
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Ess
Ana
New Jersey
Goroner
Tenth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Lny
Hascamp
D.eral
Chidwick Mplain
Schneider
Dubie
Busti
MéManus
Loftus
Policeman Held on Graft Charge in Jamaica Precinct
Arthur Tillman a Jamaica precinct officer was arrested on graft charges tied to testimony before Commissioner Mitchell of the Accounts Bureau. Detectives say two witnesses reported paying him 25 dollars monthly to keep a moving picture venue open on Sundays. Tillman posted 2500 bail and was arraigned, with photo records taken at headquarters.
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Arthur
al Tillman
Jamaica
Mitchel
Sweeney Sstaff
Foster
General Sessions
Secung
Dalal K. Morrell
Jumatea
Italian bribery arrest linked to steamship probe
Deputy Surveyor of Customs in charge of forts to break up smuggling from Italy ordered the arrest of Gaetano Passaro after a search of the steamer Regina d Italia. Passaro allegedly paid $60 to permit two trucks of woolens and linens to be removed at Pier 1B Jersey City without duty. Passaro and two Italian suspects were jailed in default of bail. bail set at $3.00 for examination Monday afternoon.
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J. Smyth
Feforts
Italy
Gaetano’ Passaro
United, States
Smyth
Passara
Jersey City
United States
Shields Passaro
Jie
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