Marriage Fraud and Jewel Heist Shock Hoboken Romance
A Baltimore tale of a young wife who vanished with cash and jewelry after eloping with John Schadel. Police tracked the couple to Hoboken where money 8450 was found on John and most jewelry was recovered. Schadel described the union as a mistake, hoping to reclaim his funds as Mrs. Schadel and an accomplice, Inky, were held pending Baltimore police action.
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Nus
Haitimare
Anothier Ina
Eulih Seledel
Jatin
Surope
Americs
Noordem
Max Schudel
Eabdoeliaker
Soutterts
Max
Baltimore
Hatoken
Elopers
Frank Jahn
Hehndel
Eho
Chifton Park
Ste
Tithe Bey
Samme
Mme
John
Fight at West Creek party leaves four injured
In a West Creek residence fight sparked at a pow wow, four men were severely hurt after a dispute over aces escalated. James Phillips was arrested after confronting Rowand Brooks, and John Hastings was struck on the head with a chair.
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West Creek
Muah
Aguinet
James Phillips
Rowand Brooks
John Hastings
Méife
Dimay
Phillips
Morning's News Page Highlights Unclear Mururi Proposals
Fragmented text outlines various items including defense funding, testimony for the state, juries, a警警gag patrolman incident, a hoped wedding, a children's pageant, a missing nurse, counsel interrogation, and political notes. Names and places are inconsistently rendered, making specifics hard to confirm.
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Hope
Mururi Proto
Big Defence Fund
Bhamro
Korenthal
Lelef
Dog Causes Girl's Death in Lebanon Yard Incident
In Lebanon July 28 Clara Ferris ten died from a gunshot wound when a dog bumped a revolver held by John Wallace four years old, in the yard of their home. Wallace reportedly loaded the weapon and its discharge followed the dog’s movement. The accident underscores risks of handling firearms around children.
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Lebanon
Clara Ferris
Society Undead Tribune
John Wallace
Army
Navy
Asquith Fears Women at Wedding Guards Sent
London July 23 suffragettes pressed Premier Asquith so closely he required a guard for weddings. He attended the marriage of Hon Guy Charteris and Miss Frances Lucy Tennant at St Margaret's Westminster with detectives present. the bride had twelve bridesmaids and a distinguished company.
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Asquith
Thes
Guy Charteris
Lord
Ttcho
Frances Lucy Tennant
Pranels Tennant
Lord Glenconner
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Gerard Hurt In London Amid Taxi Crash
Justice James W. Gerard of New York Supreme Court was injured in a taxi crash in London. He and his wife left for Ostend after the collision, suffering facial wounds, a cut head, and bruises. The chauffeur was hospitalized, and the couple cut short their London visit.
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London
James W. Gerard
Ofew York Supri Court
Gerard
Ostend
Anton Siaray
Eaton Square
Corm
Uie
St. George's Hospital
Justlee
English Securities Drop After London Council Meeting
London July 2 report says gilt edged English securities bought for 340000 depreciated by a large amount. A proposal to convert proceeds to foreign securities was discussed by the London County Council finance committee. Consols fell again on the Stock Exchange to 78 18 16, with fears over British navy spending cited as the immediate cause. Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, influenced the outlook in the Commons.
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London
London County Council
Stock Exchange
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Commons
Oldest mapmaker Calvario dies in Mexican town at 85
An official inquiry in Say Record confirms José Calvario, who died at Toxpan, aged 85, was born there. For over seventy five years he was known to locals as the town’s oldest mapmaker, inspired prayers before his death.
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de Manzanillo
Mex
José Calvarto
Toxpan
Calvario
Boy 12 Saves Mother From River Drowning
Winsved Conn July 23. Lynde Holly twelve years old saved his mother Mrs Paroy M Holly from drowning in the Farmington River near Arkhamstead. While bathing with guests in the deepest part, she vanished beneath the surface. Lynde, just learning to swim, pushed through panic to reach her, grasped her arm, and brought her to shallow water after a struggle.
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Winsved
Conn
Known
Ife
Lynde Holly
Mre
Paroy M. Holly
Farmington Iver
Rkhamstead
Army Pitched Beavers Joins Yankees On Leave
Lieutenant George W Beavers US Army on three months leave joins the New York Yankees training at American League Park. The elder son of George W Beavers the former salaries chief at Washington, Beavers aims to prove himself in professional baseball while remaining subject to military duty. He previously organized a Philippine team and now must make good with Manager Wolverton to stay with the Americans.
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Uncle Sam
Beavers
West Point
Erond Hetutenant
Philippines
Tropics
New York
Yankees
Wolverton
George W. Beavers
United States Army
Chicago
Jaguin
New York Americans
Anny
Hyatt
Detroit
Heavers
Ice Forms on Upstate Lake Near Gloversville
Ice formed on Caroga Lake a warmer resort near Gloversville as a morning temperature of 32 degrees was recorded. Local fruit and vegetation sustained damage from the ice.
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Upstate Lake
Gloversville
Caroga Laker
Rosenthal Case Suspect Surrenders to Police
Harry Vallon turned himself in to police in the Rosenthal case but denies any knowledge of the gambler killing, stating he does not understand the charges or accusations against him.
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Harry Vallon
Rosenthal
Democrats Fail to Kill Tariff Board Amid Senate Battle
In The Tribune arena Washington the Senate voted 4 to 20 to retain the Tariff Board with a $220,000 appropriation, Republicans and three Democrats supporting a report each year. Democrats offered alternatives including a five Senators five Representatives commission, but the move failed. The sundry civil bill advances to conference with major changes, including pension and private counsel provisions and a $100,000 bump for the Pension Office.
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Washington
Senate
Tariff Board
Thornton
Newlands
Chamberlain
Mrnstow
Congress
House
Gacon
Stone
Louisiina
Federal Department of Justice
Pension Office
Taft
Senator Overman
Tarift Board
Tat
Princess of Thurn and Taxis Robbed in Ostend Jewel Heist
In Ostend Belgium on July 23 the Princess of Thurn and Taxis, staying at a hotel, was robbed of jewels valued at $4 000. The princess previously married Prince Victor at Uniontown Penn and was the divorced wife of General Gerald Fitzgerald.
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Gen. G. Fitzgerald
Ostend
Belgium
Bees Swarm in Scarecrow At Kingston Farm
On July 23 Ellis Osterhout of Plattekill spotted a large bee colony swarming around an old scarecrow in his cornfields. He found the bees occupying the figure and storing honey in its trousers legs, and decided not to disturb them for now to allow more honey to be stored later in the season.
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Kingston
N. Y
Ellis Sterhout
Osterhout
Yacht Adrift With Five Off Portland Coast
A five person crew aboard the sloop Barry Dawn from Camden drifted out to sea near Boone Island in heavy seas. The revenue cutter Androscoggin is searching for the vessel. The Early Dawn had joined a Boston Yacht Club cruise from Boston to Portland. The Barry Dawn was fifteen miles off Boone Island when picked up by the Vanessa which then headed toward this port. The tow line parted at Cape Elizabeth causing the Vanessa propeller trouble while the Early Dawn drifted seaward.
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Portland
Sury Zo
Barry Dawn
Camden
Androscoggin
Boston Yacht Club
Boston
Boone Island
Vavetsa
Cape Elizabeth
German Count Held on Fraud Charge in Chicago
Chicago July 21 Municipal Judge Newcomer held Count von Knobelndorf for the grand jury on a charge of fraud and confidence game. Julius Conrath and Henry Jung testified they lent $1,000 on the Count's claim of imminent inheritance, aided by forged documents and misrepresentation.
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Pia
Chicago
Urt von Knobelndorf
Newcomer
Julius Conrath
Henry Jung
Conrath
Junk
Autoist Clyde Withers jailed for fatal hit and run
Washington July 2 Clyde Withers an automobilist was sentenced to jail without option of a fine for running down a man alighting from a street car and not stopping. Witnesses testified Withers passed the stopping trolley at high speed and showed no concern for the victim’s injuries.
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Washington
Jaya
Clyde Withers
Whitman Considers Special Bonds for Rosenthal Case Aid
District Attorney Whitman pressed forward in the Rosenthal murder inquiry with Dougherty and Inspector Hughes in his office while Vallon yielded an alibi. Burns investigators and Weber’s uncertain position added pressure as Curran of the Board of Aldermen discussed a special revenue bond to cover the Burns probe.
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Wallon
Dougherty
Hughes
Whitman
Rosenthal
Vallon
Weber
Mr. Whitman
Metropole
Jack” Rose
Waldo
Union Club
Becker
Harry Wallon
Herman Rosenthal
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Sixth Avenue
Harford T. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
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Rose
Wever Ana
Burns
Henry H. Curran
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