The New Theory On Hazel Drew Murder Case
The Teal Pond mystery may involve Hazel Drew in a traffic related death. Investigators advance an automobile accident theory with foul play possible, noting a hat and gloves on the bank and the lonely Taborton road as plausible clues. Carrie Weaver, a friend from New Carlisle, Ohio, aided Hazel on a Memorial Day trip to New York, and their travels are under scrutiny as investigators seek suspects and a motive. Rewards are posted along the Taborton road as the search continues.
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Teal Pond
Hazel Drew
Troy
Averill Perk
Taborton
Mill Pond
Hazel
Averill Park
Drew
New Carlisle
Ohio
Carrie Weaver
Carrie
New York
Mies Weaver
A. M. Green
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Green
Springfield
Miss Weaver
Hawthorne Avenue
Professor Cary
Miss Drew
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Cary
Hickzel
Boston
Providence
Jones
Hezel
Bank Messenger Alfred Richter Missing Amid Embezzlement Case
Alfred Richter a Chase National Bank messenger aged eighteen vanished after a supposed embezzlement case surfaced. He reportedly carried about 590 dollars in collections, with bond posted by United States Guarantee Company and an arrest expected soon. Richter was a choir singer who enjoyed swimming at Coney Island and Bath Beach.
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Alfred Richter
Chase National Bank
Broad Way
Richter
Coney Island
Bath Beach
Benk
Barton Hepburn
Eurcty Company
United States Guarantee Company
Broadway
Doukhobors arrest raid ends with penitentiary sendings
Ten mounted policemen attacked the Doukhobor compound at Terkiew Saskatchewan to seize twelve ringleaders of a band of about one hundred. Six men and six women were sent to the Northern Penitentiary after a three hour clash. Government policy aims to break wandering bands. Gormley gets light sentence for burglary. Jack Gormley received four years and five months in Sing Sing. Abraham Levy said Gormley would leave the state after serving. Mrs. Gormley was barred from the courtroom during sentencing.
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Terkiew
Saskatchewan
Gormley
Jack” Gormley
Sing Sing
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Abraham Levy
Gorm Jey
Supreme Court Grants Mrs. Mabel Golding Divorce Petition
Justice Erlanger granted the petition of Mrs. Mabel Golding for absolute divorce from John N. Golding. He substituted the law firm Quackenbos Posner & Vottie for J. S. & H. A. Wise as counsel. The court ordered immediate service of the order and transfer of all papers to the new firm.
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Justice Erlanger
Supreme Court
Mabel ©. Golding
John N. Golding
Quackenbos, Posner & Vottie
J. 5
Quackenbos, Posner & Comb
Richards Brought Here in Custody on Fraud Charges
Boston police arrested Charles Richards alias Lord Ashburton, then transferred him to a train for New York. He faces larceny charges for stealing three checks totaling 400 from Samuel Glantz of the Preston Hotel. Richards, once praised as a traveling oil agent, claimed a Bank of England past and faced a lengthy prior sentence.
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Boston
Charles Richards
Lord Ashburton
New York
Miler
New York Department
Richards
Winthrop
Aan Lee
Lubricating Oil Company of
Lord
America
Glantz
Sammy
O. K
Rogues’ Gallery
Miley
Bank of England
Curry
Lower June Death Rate Tied to Cleaner Streets
Street Cleaning Commissioner Crowell sought June death rate figures by district from the Health Department to test his claim that sanitation lowered deaths this year. Early June showed improvement, but last week’s rise stemmed from a large stroke fatality in the official table.
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Crowell
Health Department
Bishop Grafton Reads Defection as Pus Squeeze
Fond du Lac Wisconsin July 18 Bishop Grafton derides pro Roman defections from the Episcopal Church as squeezing out a little pus and likens a former chaplain’s prophecy of calamities to an insane Englishman believing the island would sink after leaving. He notes few followers and urges no pro Romans remain.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Bishop Grafton
Episcopal Church
Edith
St. Mary
McGarvey
St. Mary's Sisterhood
New York
Philadelphia
England
Steel Official's Wife Shoots Self in Pasadena
Mrs. Edith M. Teagle wife of Walter C. Teagle Standard Oil official Cleveland born daughter W T Murray shot herself last night at home in Pasadena a hospital death expected nurse found her with revolver after nurse left for Los Angeles. Melancholia from ill health blamed. husband abroad en route to New York.
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Pasadena
Cal
Edith M. Teagle
Walter C. Teagle
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Teagle
Los Angeles
Erie Railroad Indicted Over Soft Coal Smoke Nuisance
Hudson County Grand Jury indicted the Erie Railroad Company for maintaining a nuisance by burning soft coal in locomotives. Citizens' association of Jersey City charges the smoke nuisance and fights the issue.
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Hudson County Grand Jury
Erie Railroad Company
Citizens’ Association of
Jersey City
Explosion victim identified in Dolphin launch disaster
The second body recovered from Sundays explosion on the Dolphin in Buzzards Bay was found on the Falmouth shore and identified as Roland Worthington of Dedham and Boston. Worthington's family are in attendance at the scene.
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Marion
Mass
Buzzard's Bay
Falmouth
Roland Worthington
Dedham
Boston
Elks Parade Dazzles Dallas at Annual Reunion
Forty bands and delegations from Dallas and across the country took part in the Elks annual reunion parade in Dallas on July 16. Grand Esquire John P. Sullivan of New Orleans led the march with parade officials and visiting lodges following in carriages.
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Dallas
Tex
the Elks
John P. Sullivan
New Orleans
A. P. Wozencraft
Dallas Lodge
Jersey City
C. W. Farmer
New York
Grand Lodge
Bingham Pushes Major Police Salary Increase and Additions
Police Commissioner Bingham seeks a 16 000 salary and upgrades for deputies plus new positions and branches. The budget requests raise for chaplains, chief surgeon, captains, and eight hundred new patrolmen, with higher incidentals and a new police headquarters. He aims for a Flatbush station, an Ozone Park station, and three branch detective bureaus in Brownsville Williamsburg and an Italian bureau.
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Bingham
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Little Tim" Sullivan
Police Department
Board of Education
Fire Department
Department of Correction
Police
Cooper Union
Flatbush
Ozone Park
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Williamsburg
Strathyre Captain Charged Over Mutinous Crew Claims
Testimony before Coroner Harburger alleges Captain D M Gunn abused and starved twenty five Chinese sailors on the Strathyre. Three attempted suicides lead officials to consider homicide charges while two crewmen drowned. Eleven others sent to England en route to China as hearing continues. Gunn may return to New York if needed. Norfolk, July 16.
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Strathyre
Harburger
D. M. Gunn
Ellis Island
England
China
Mary Grace Quackenbos
New York
Bonaparte
Captain Gunn
Mulhall
Harbor
Gunn
Man Chee Ja
Norfolk
Developments in Wilson Case in Philadelphia
Police tracing the poisoned ale murder of Dr. William H. Wilson say they found the shop where the bottle was bought and suspect a woman’s involvement. The bottle was purchased June 19, a week before the death, and the proprietor notes six empty bottles bought for ketchup. An anonymous letter to Assistant District Attorney Gray offers potential leads and mentions a physician linked to a prior quarrel with Dr. Wilson.
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Philadelphia
William H. Wilson
Gray
Crews
Wilson
Poor Old Woman Riches Found in Bankbooks
A report to Commissioner Hebberd from City Home official Roberta on Blackwell's Island reveals bankbooks showing credits of 5340.19 dollars found on Mrs Theresa Schultz an eighty year old German woman. She was taken to the Home Monday by a Union Market Station patrolman and is detained awaiting Corporation Counsel guidance on the case.
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Hebberd
Charities Department
Roberta
Blackwell's Island
Theresa Schultz
Attlee
Union Market
Ideal Education Sparks Debate at Philanthropy School
Dr. H. P. Douglas challengedModern education for both races and women arguing that training must include broad intellectual aims, not just vocational skill. He recalled Greek literacy as a turning point for race equality and warned against reducing women’s study to mere vocation.
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School of Philanthropy
H. P. Douglas
South
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Calhoun
G. Stanley Hall
Dr. Hall
Thomas
Women reformers at conference in Richmond press reform for girls
At the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Richmond a group of women from Massachusetts Connecticut Philadelphia Illinois and Denver discuss reform work for girls in reformatories. Alexander Johnson advocates permanent institutional care for feeble minded children with thorough training and engagement.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Richmond
Miss Morse
Massachusetts
Fairbanks
Connecticut
Falconter
Philadelphia
Amigh
Illinois
Gregory
Denver Juvenille Court
Lfe
Alexander Johnson
Committee On
Fashion notes on jeweled trims and Dutch necks in shops
The article surveys shop displays and prices for the moment, noting rajah silk costumes at 1750, embroidered waists, Dutch necks gaining popularity, trimmed blouses, and belts priced around 3% cents. It highlights veils shown over drawings, high white collars, and new French linen collars. A pongee coat and a red linen suit with pearl buttons draw attention in windows.
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W. C. Teagle
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ELKS
Woman's Education
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Dorothea Krumpie
France
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Paris Belt
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Turkey
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Gray Master
Charles G. D. Roberts
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