Fraud in Thaw Finding and Jerome in Court
Attorney Carmody and deputy Jerome filed a brief seeking dismissal of Harry K Thaws habeas corpus writ in the United States Circuit Court. Jerome warned the Concord Board that Thaw is dangerous and the brief aims to extend time to prepare. The commission noted omissions in a January 7 letter and defended its report while Thaw and his counsel face repeated insanity claims and questions of mental fitness.
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Carmody
New York
William T. Jerome
Dew Tork
Harry K. Thaw
United States Series Court
Bernard Jacobs
Coos County
Lancaster
Bpe
Fe Coit
Jerome
Aldrich
Jerome Veited
Amie
Ayester
Jacobe
Local News Chunk Haunts City Streets
Fragmented OCR style notes report a blend of local items. Mentions police trap, civil service, district attorney, and a riot reference. Readable names and places are scarce, but indicate multiple city events and officials with vague details.
Miss Ladenburg III in May May at St Luke's Hospital
Miss Ladenburg III, daughter of Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg, hospitalized in New York area with tuberculosis and severe cold. She had been at Meadow Brook and Newport, then sent to Saint Luke's for specialist examination and treatment at The Oasis in Westbury. Condition reportedly favorable after a week of care.
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Mies Hagen
Janenpurg
Adolf Ladenburg
St. Larke
Westbury
Lenzsland
Miss Ladenburg
Meadow Brook
Newport
Saranas
St. Luke's
Weetbury
Oasis
St. Luke's Hospital
Queen Keeps Umbrella Admittance Refused at Museum
London reports that Queen Mary was refused admittance to Norwich Castle Museum for a private visit when she arrived with an umbrella. The Bishop of Northumberland intervened after staff failed to recognize her. After apologies, the Queen entered, umbrella retained. {|}
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London
England
Norwich Castle
Queen Mary
North
Serum Applied To Brain at St Mary's Hospital
In Philadelphia on January 22 a serum was applied through holes bored in the skull to a diseased brain at St Mary's Hospital. The operation aims to treat an incurable cerebral disease, paresis, with Dr Ellwood J Kirby commenting it may mark a new step in therapy. The patient is a fifty one year old man, and experts note arsenic compounds cannot be used directly on brain tissue.
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Philadelphia
St Mary's Hospital
Ina
Ellwood J. Kirby
Boy Saves Playmate From Dickel's Pond Near Scarsdale
Theodore Painps, twelve, of White Plains, waved Wilfred Funston, fourteen, from drowning after Funston fell through a hole in the ice on Dickel's pond near Scarsdale. Funston cried out as others fled. Philly Philips crawled to the hole and grabbed Funston by the coat. Theodore then pulled Wilfred from the water, saving his life.
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Theodore Painps
White Plains
Wilfred Funston
Dickel
Dead beside a dynamo at Paterson plant
William J. Henderson, 50, of 4 Hamilton Avenue, was found dead on the floor of a dynamo room at the Public Service Corporation works on Putnam Avenue Walk Street. Street description indicates a high voltage incident, with no visible marks on the body. He was alone in the room when the accident occurred reportedly from touching a live wire or coming into contact with energized equipment.
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Paterson No 1
Willam J. Henderson
Hamilton Avenue
Public Screece Corporation
Putnam Avenue Walk
Henderson
Ryan's Only Trust Announces Bank Joins Federal Reserve
Thomas F Ryan, speaking in the financial district during a snowstorm, stated that the National Bank of Commerce, in which he holds stock, would join the federal reserve system and urged other national banks to follow. He praised President Wilson's leadership on the wartime measures and endorsed the President's achievements.
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Thomas F Ryan
National Bank ofCommerce
Federal Reserve Organization
A4 Wilson
Ryan
Woman Vanishes and Brokers Sue Her Over Stock Deal
Justice grants attachment against the property of Mrs. Sarah C. Robertson wife of Dr. Joseph Apchiveld Robertson a surgeon at Polyclinic Hospital in a suit by Stock Exchange firm Content Co to recover bonds and losses from alleged stock market speculation. Plaintiffs claim Mrs Robertson ordered 2000 shares of Union Pacific short selling on confidential information about a market break that did not occur, with Pinkerton operatives later searching for her. The case notes prior marriages and a dispute over collateral for bonds, and cites a December call from H Content Co. offering securities or a check that was never sent.
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Justice Guy
Sarah C. Robertson
Joseph Apchiveld Robertson
Polyclinic Hospital
Stock Exchange
It Son
Mntent & Co
Robert
Robertson
Dr. Robertson
Virginia
Bath County
Albert M. Wittenberg
Plaintif
Mexico
H. Content & Co
Hobo Died Rich Despite Rags in Bowers of William Smith
The estate of Dadiey Jardine, once with George Jardine & Co., valued at 1965, was probated after his February death. Papers show securities, coal deposits, jewelry, and a safe deposit box with thousands in stocks and bonds. Chouinard received £1 for identifying Jardine. remaining assets were bequeathed to church organists and relatives.
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Dadiey Jardine
William Smith
Jardine
George Jardine & Co
Potter's Field
Peter Chouinard
Squirrel
Bowery
Smith
Jentine
Chouinard
Emigrant Liner Berlin Assassin Kills Doctor Giannini
On the Gibraltar route the Italian government emissary in charge of passengers aboard the Berlin from Genoa to New York was shot dead by an insane emigrant named Cupertion. The killer fired several shots. Dr Giannini’s body was found here but local law bars handing over the murderer to New York authorities. He will be transported to New York.
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Aldte Jerome +a
Ateniets
Go Webb
New York
Gibraltar
Janiz Vr Saan
Berlin
Genoa
Fred
Giannini
Caillaux Accused Of Graft In Figaro Charges
On the eve of a new Chamber of Deputies session French minister Joseph Caillaux faces graft claims by Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro. Calmette alleges Caillaux offered 1.2 million to a heirs’ representative to fund the Radical Party campaign. Caillaux denies all, while Schneider counters a claimed syndicate to pursue the Prien heirs but says no such group exists.
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Avis
Dan
Chamber of Deputies
Gaston Calmette
Figaro
Josephux
M. Calmette
M. Caillaux
M. Sehnei‘ier
Marcel Priew
Radical Party
M. Schneider
M. Calinette
Calmette
Brazil
Prien
Erty
Nie Heirs
Comptoir National d’Escompte
Mexis Rostand
Emile Ullman
M. de Fongielle
Tragic Subway Express Fatality At 6th Street Station
John Teonard a cleaner residing at 82 West Man Street was struck by a subway express near the 6th Street station last night. He died shortly after at Polyelinis Hospital witnesses crowded the station area.
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John Teonard
West Man Street
6Th Street
Polyelinis Hospital
Prodigy Francis Cesario Improves Public School Piano
In City Public School 28 a 14 year old prodigy, Francis Cesario, trained by Miss Helen Sewell, was found to be a natural musician after a piano was installed to amuse and aid dullards. Professor Moritz Schwarz praised his talent and predicted a brilliant career.
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Dullards
Ey City
Francis Cesario
Helen Sewell
Cesaria
Moritz Schwarz
Francis
TWO ICE MAIDENS DANCE WITH GALE
In a brisk Bronx scene two Misses Wurte danced on Van Cortlandt Lake as a biting gale swept the area. Skaters battled wind and cold yet the pair kept gliding, joking that the chill was “zippy” while bystanders watched in admiration.
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Bronx Zoological Park
Jcy
van Cortlandt Lake
Arctic
Wurte
Evb
Jack
Olympian Weather Service
Tey Ballroe
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Bear Panic Sweeps City as Northwest Gale Drops Temps
A severe northwest gale hammered temperatures to 12 degrees, causing widespread incidents. People, including Mary Pearlman and John Walsh, were injured by gusts near 11th Street and the Woolworth Building area. The Weather Bureau warned of continued cold with possible relief tomorrow.
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Far Coast
Weather Bureau
Gore Case: Washington Silent on Inquiry Calls
Report details public reaction to Senator Gore of Oklahoma amid a $5,000 defamation claim by Minnie Bond. Critics fault delayed U S Attorney action while supporters cite court verdicts and political pressure shaping the controversy in Washington.
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Washington
Thomas P Gore
Oklahoma
Minnie E. Bond
Oklahoma City
Permson
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13Th Street
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