RAID TRAPS 31 DEPUTIES AS SLAYERS RAID TRAPS SLAYERS
Thirty one deputies were seized during a raid at the Liebig Co plant in Roosevelt New Jersey. Police rushed suspects to New Brunswick for hearings before Judge Daly on murder warrants. Witnesses identified assailants from the plant yard and a deputy was jailed on concealed weapon charges while bail was denied as investigators press for further arrests.
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Corteres
Depstien
Liebig Eye
New Brunswick
Daly
W. Féwin
Olmen
Vito Lorusso
Chrome
Carteret
Sfiday
Hi Harrington
Roosevelt
Lee
Targetes Daly
Beech Warren
Theoe J
Roose
Aristol
Seaton
Chilton
Liebig
Fernaret
Carlo
Industria World
Ville
Roman Catholi
Snow storm delays New York street cleaning plans
Snowstorm shadowed city preparations as Commissioner Fetherston, at his Staten Island home, hurried to the Municipal Building to monitor developments. Officials weighed whether to deploy the so called minute men as wind shifted from the southeast, signaling possible rain.
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Chas
New York
Fetherston
Staten Island
Myrtle Bayles dies of morphine overdose after engagement ends
Myrtle Bayles of Bridgeport, a telephone operator, was found dead in her New York apartment from morphine overdose after an engagement with Lyman Lynas ended. Lynas, charged with homicide and possession of morphine, reported a shared accident with Myrtle and a friend who took “white tablets.” No injuries were reported in a separate incident near the Eastern Hotel where blasting shattered storefronts but caused no injuries.
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New York
Myrtle Bayles
Tober
Lynas
Bridgeport
Conn
M Myrtle
Albert Hayles
Bridgeport el
Myrtle
Lyman
Wm Bridgeport
Esas
Seth Lyman
Myrtle Brid
Albert BR. Bayles
Connecticut
Poplar St
Robert Lymat
Noush St
South St
Eth St
Owen Kelly
Taplovian
Rose, Ford, and Becker trials raise grim links in case
The hearing on James Mark Sullivan, American Minister to Santo Domingo, features Rose, once a key Becker witness, defending Sullivan's actions as saving lives and praising his duty to community. Ford’s profit sharing plan draws praise and questions on charity versus justice as industrial relations hearings unfold.
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Underworld
James Mark Sullivan
Santo Domingo
Jack” Rose
New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Tose
Becker
Sullivan
Rosenthal
Ips
Rose
Phelan
Charles H. Strong
Commission
Frank J. R. Mitchell
Evanston, IL
Banco Nacional
Walker W
Humanology Motion Picture Producing Company
Boston
Itmng
River of Doubt expedition lecture linked to Roosevelt book
An article reviews a lecture about The River of Doubt and Colonel Roosevelt. It cites explorations on the Amazon basin and Mato Grosso, detailing river navigation, Brazilian officials, and the expedition’s historical context as described in the Roosevelt work. The piece notes praise and partisan critique, with references to geography and exploration history.
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Sing Sings Papst
Dowds
Star of Hopes
Roosevelt
South America
Pera House
Melite
Las Fifty
Koos
Star of Hope
Amazon
Madeira
Ttacoatira
Whainss
Macinos
Amazonis
Matte Grosso
San Antonio
Villa Helia
Bolivia
Amaconia
Matto Grosso
San Antoneo
Ginieh
Cornel Roosevelt
Far & i
Rio Teodoro
Ford on ex convicts working plan in interview
Henry Ford backs employing ex convicts as simple and natural. He cites 100 to 150 ex offenders available, 70 last counted, and argues work prevents crime and war. Ford says all who want a chance can work, rejects selecting best or screening by character.
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Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Henry Ford
Thomes A. Edison
Sing Sing
Ford
Frank P. Walsh
Honey Ford
Hotel Belmont
Execonvicts
Mr. Ford
Exsconvicts
European Motion
London in fear of new air raid over Cromer coast
London reports Zeppelins over Cromer Norfolk at 10:30 PM with engines heard and lights cut. No bombs dropped as raiders moved inland toward a southerly direction. Reports conflict with The Daily Chronicle while The Daily Sail cites no evidence of Zeppelin activity.
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Caan
Throndon
Dover
Laily Chronicle
Daily Sail
Romer
Daily Chronicle
London
Cromer
Norfolk
Norwich
Sheringham
Lowestoft
Tey
King’s Cyan
Sandringham
King’s Lynn
Lonedon
Teachers to pay Miss Rodman fine and Nordica will
A free speech meeting at the High School of Commerce urged teachers to fund Miss Henrietta Rodman’s $1,500 fine for her letter to The Conning Tower. Dr David H Holmes proposed 180 teachers each give $10, and the resolution was unanimously adopted. Miss Rodman acknowledged limited funds but thanked supporters as board members debated free speech versus authority. About 600 attendees heard remarks from educators and advocates for free expression. Meanwhile in New Jersey Justice Lehman allowed W Willcox to probate Mme Nordica’s will and considered a second will and related letters, noting possible residence shifts and a break with her husband. The court sitter adjourned proceedings pending further examination.
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Henrietta Rodman
High School of Commerce
David H Holmes
J. Rosenthal
de Witt Clinton High School
Holmes
Dr. Holmes
Ge W. Young
Mme
Nordica
Justice Lehman
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Robert S. Baldwin
Mine Nordica
Java
Young
Lehman
New York
Beto
Iauering
Cohal
French Meet Check in Dash Against Metz
German forces push toward Metz while French troops counter in Artois and Argonne. Joffre's army repels three German counterattacks as battles unfold in the forest regions and near Apremont with trench lines and advances reported.
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METZ
Joffre
Argonne
Hand to Hand Fighting Across Alsace and Verdun Fronts
Reports from Verdun to Alsace describe near parity in gains between French and German forces. In Alsace around Thann and near Muelhausen heavy engagements continue, with fighting in the Hartmann-Wellerkop hills and near Fontaine Madame and Marie Therese works. The War Office notes artillery exchanges from Ypres to the Oise and notable actions in the Argonne, Le Pretre, and Apremont sectors, with both sides sustaining casualties and repelling counterattacks.
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Cate Se Tae
Paris
Jan
Wien
France
Alsace
Verdun
Apremont
St Mihiel
le Prétre
Mets
Argonne
Fontaine Madame
Thann
Muelhausen
Ae & One
Cernay
Sennheim
Hartmann- Wellerkop
Prien Ester Thausen
Friedrieh
Ypres
Oise
Berrys au-Bae
Vosges Wrench
St. Mard
Marie Therese
Fontaine Jamiette
Hartmanellerkop
le Pretre
Belgium
Nieuport
Lombeertzyde
Argonnen
Suisse
Berryom
Perthes
Bensséjour
Meuse
Moneller
St. Mihiel
Pont-le-Mousson
St Dieux
Sehlecht
la Alsace
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Perkins
Gompers
City Hall
Aldermanic Chamber
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Samuel Gompers
Iho
Walter Drew
Employers’ Association
Labor Union Dynamiters
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Costloued
Sing Man
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Industrial Commission
Auto Builder
Ay Lewis Woop
Samuel
Miss Rodman
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