Gang attack at garage ends in scattered shots and fear
In East Side near Second Avenue a gang assaulted Louis Steinhart in front of his garage, a gun was fired at him as he lay on the ground, and his son Lodie was struck and kicked. Father fired back with two shots from the garage as police and reserves searched tenements for suspects. No arrests yet.
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Dima
Heaid
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Forth Street
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Lahey
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Th Street
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Josenfeld
Alien
Kelly
Neighboorhood
Dace
Five Slayers Named in Weber Murder Case Local
Turbulent morning pages report Weber murder case. authorities name five alleged slayers amid a citywide manhunt. News covers dramatic floods in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio with deaths, missing workers, and widespread destruction across multiple counties.
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Weber
Wabens
Weber Albi
Gang Aveaulte
Mitelens Men Man World Union
Nurst
Srseere & Jp, Morgan Returns
Alary Livmant Shays
Horkefeller
Sssceeveee
Vanderbilt Under Knife For Tonsil Operation
Henry Vanderbilt, ten, son of Alfred Vanderbilt and Mrs French Vanderbilt, underwent a tonsil and adenoid removal this afternoon at Hats Dourview, his mother’s villa. The operation was not serious and he recovered quickly, remaining robust and cheerful.
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Eysseraraph
Newport
Henry Vanderbilt
Alfred Vanderbilt
French Vander SI
Hats Dourview
William
Zoo
No New Battleships House Stands Firm
The Democratic House caucus voted 70 to 62 against approving two battleships and rejected a one ship compromise. Speakers for and against argued over voting autonomy as the naval appropriation bill remains in conference. The split reflects tensions between economy advocates and the larger navy faction amid adjournment pressures.
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Naval Affairs Committee
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Levy
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Donehoe
Conray
Burnett
Alabama
Hayes
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Emperor's Relapse Shakes Court Health Fears
Dr. Mirua, physician to the Emperor, reports a serious relapse with a weaker heart and fear of failure at any moment. Early morning bulletin shows some improvement in temperature and respiration after a troubled night.
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Toklo
Mirua
Society Girl Heroic Fatally Injured Saving Cousin
Miss Frances Carey, 79, daughter of James Carey Jp, died after a runaway near Monterey Pennsylvania. While her cousin Miriam Thomas adjusted the harness a bee stung the horse causing it to bolt. Carey clung to the bridle to save her cousin and was dragged, dying from injuries. She was Bryn Mawr graduate and a Johns Hopkins Medical School student.
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Frances King Carey
James Carey
Monterey
Penn
Rive Ridge Mountains
Misa Miriam Thomas
Haverford
Misa Carey
Mink Carey
Miss Carey
Bryn Mawr College
Johns Hopkins Medical School
French expel Americans over roulette wheel tampering
Paris authorities expel Walter Thornton Lewis of Shelbyville UK and Frederick M. Bibley of Peoria HL after accusations they induced a firm to secure possession of roulette wheels and altered a device to always land on the same numbers. Police found an apparatus in Bibley’s Paris apartment. The ministry notes dishonest intent alone is not a crime under French law.
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Illinois
Paris
Ministry of the Interior
Sibley
Motor boat sighted in mid ocean near Europe
The steamship Pretoria reports a motor boat with four men headed toward Europe seen far at sea off Philadelphia. It may be the Detroit bound from New York to Queenstown. A pair of immense icebergs, one 180 feet high and 1,200 feet wide at base, were sighted nearby on July 19 and 20.
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Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Pretort
Hamburg
Maag
Kay
Detroit
New York
Queenstown
Pretoria
Man Pronounced Dead, Revived After 24 Hours in Urbana County
Brief in Brie Kansas reports a man named Charles Singer from Urbana survived a 24 hour death ordeal after a lightning strike. Doctors fear optic nerve injury may cause permanent blindness.
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Charles Singer
Urbana
Wightning
Juralyris
World Wireless Operators plan world union vote
At a Hoboken meeting late Tuesday night wireless operators moved to form a worldwide union of fireless telegraphers. A referendum vote was proposed for all operators. A temporary HQ was set at 50 Broadway and plans include representatives from Italy Germany and Holland. President Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America supported the effort as did delegates from Naples Hamburg and Holland.
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Broadway
Becen
J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphera’ Union of America
Konenkamp
Montreal
Union of Telegraphers
Italy
Tt “Ae
America
Kenenkamp
Naples
Hamburg
Holland
Ile
Konen Karp
Somme
Gangster figures in Rosenthal case surface at 48th Street
Details emerge from police and district attorney files as suspects Lefty Louie Sam Schepps and Harry Horowitz gather at 48th Street and Sixth Avenue. A dramatic coroner session, perjury charges against John Reisler, and warrants tied to Weber’s alibi unfold amid calls for aldermanic police inquiry.
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Lefty Louie
Herman Rosenthal
Sam” Schepps
Sharkey’s
Weber
48Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Harry Horowitz
Gib the Blood
Sam Paul Association
Station J
No. 309
West 125Th Street
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Whitman
Fort Lowry
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Feinberg
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Grand Jury
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Henry Curran
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Aldermanic Committee
Burns Detective Agency
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John Immerman
Rosenthal
Otto Aversi
Henry S. Sternberger
Becker
Aversi
Roulette Ring Ties Weber to Rosenthal Case
The Thistriet attorney described efforts to pin Weber in the Rosenthal murder, noting Weber's fear when John Reisler testified. Weber’s wife pleaded for his safety as authorities warned Bridgie to confess, with hotel manager confirming Weiss Briggie’s presence near Fort Lowry Hotel briefly. Three gamblers, Lefty Louie, Sam Schepps, and Harry Morowits, remain at large in and around the city.
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Iie
Rosenthal
Ase
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Nis
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Reister
Dougherty
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Fort Lowry Hotel
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Sam" Schepps
Harry Morowits
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