Aquitania Docks in Record Time Amid Praise
Captain Turner ferried the new Cunarder Aquitania into port in a record five days and 17 hours at a speed of 19.5 knots. The vessel faced no vibration as crowds saluted and the ship reached its pier within minutes of docking. Prominent passengers and officials toured the dockside, noting the vessel’s performance and urging caution on future sea trials.
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W. J. Tarmer
Etcort
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Thentyenine Lancers
Tie Aquitania
Tornes
Roberts
Bath
Aquitania
Bern
Parner
Wba
Turner
P. Suther
Clinard
Tomer
Autitanta
James Ambrone
Lord Ivers- Joy
HB Baldwin
Norah Henasey
Charles Cherry
Sheldon L. Croxby
J. Clark Curt
Dodge
Vrofemor
Menty Ty Hisner
RP Viyt
WD. Gregory
Lantie Mull
Alfred ¥. Jones
John J. Jincott
W. N. MedMilton
J. He Miller
Myr
Harold Norton
William J. Pit
George C. Hicen
Charles I
Scribiter
Charles KK. Stokes
Robert 1
Turnbull
Et, van Deusen
Indicted gunmen witness Dresner testifies to perjury
Karl Dresner, a witness at the eleventh hour hearing before Judge Hom, was indicted for perjury in the case to save four gunmen connected to the Herman Rosenthal murder. Dresner claimed he lied after confessing to District Attorney Whitman that his testimony was false and that Becker's brother was involved in the plot. He said he was threatened to testify as he did. He swore he saw the murder car with Harry Watson and Sam Schepps in it rather than the gunmen, and Schepps, Watson, and Patrolman Kelly faced the grand jury.
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Karl Dremer
Hom
Efort
Herman Rosenthal
Mon Dresner
Ateney Whitman
Becker
Dresner
Soiston
Hotel Metropole
Harry Vatson
Sam" Schepps
Schepps
Vatlon
Kelly
Farewell aboard the Aquitania as Mac the purser retires
An outport farewell aboard the Cunard liner Aquitania honors Mac the purser and veteran steward James A. Mac toasts with crew as passengers recall his forty years of service since joining Cunard in 1880. Captain Paddy Dow oversees the departure while Morabbin and Cocker are noted figures in the final handshakes.
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Morabbin
McCubbin
Paddy Dow
Tavvitande
Aquitania
Canard Comiing
Ibione
Tte
Silk Dealers Sentenced In Federal Court
Silk dealers pled guilty in a Federal Court to conspiring to conceal assets after exposure of two young women who managed ledgers. Judge Maser sentenced Borah Gradinger to two years, Mortis Gradinger to one year and six months, and Harry Grainer to 10,000 bail with sentencing set for October at the Atlanta penitentiary.
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Fou Menor
Maser
Atlanta
Borah Gradinger
Harry Grainger
Street Closed for Band Open Air Concert by Episcopal Church
Police order street closure for an open air concert Monday night near Metropolis Episcopal Church between Couimbus and Amsterdam avenues. A 24 member band from Florentine Hand led by Leonard will perform, with Vic tor Company K 71st Regiment NG NY giving an exhibition drill. Dr Christian Reisner, pastor, expects sound to reach nearby houses. seating and refreshments will be provided by the committee.
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Cowrave
Aid & E Mit
Tre
Misquoted Mitchel Comments on City Charter Reforms
Mayor Mitchel denied misquotations from Cin cinnnatine dispatches claiming the new city charter would include a referendum and recall. He said he supports reforms but cannot preside as only one of the charter committee members. The trip yielded new ideas and potential schools in Maxon.
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Mitchel
Toon
Cincinnnatine
Maxon
Plot in Long Prison Term Faces Inquiry in Mantuttat
Governor Givin orders a board of inquiry to review Alfred B. Sehwstofeki led claim of being railroaded to Sing Sing for twenty to thirty years. Figures include Samuel Uptermyer and Frank Marshall White backing the case. O'Sullivan sentenced Sehwstofeki for store burglary, with plea of framed innocence. Witnesses to testify to alleged misconduct and potential commutation refusals.
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Mantuttat
Alfred B. Sehwstofeki
Samuel Uptermyer
Steg Sing
Gokistein
Sehwotofski
Marshall White
Given
O'Sullivan
Dale
Forn Witthav
Elven
Hchwytofski
Burelor
Whitman
Schwytofski
Hivington
Free Milk Ticket Ban
L M Alexander of Worcester Massachusetts says a patrolman in City Hall Park refused him milk tickets. He visits New York each summer and buys and distributes tickets from Nathan Straus’s milk booth. He plans to protest by writing Straus, noting he was ordered to move on after distributing tickets.
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L. M. Alexander
Worcester
Mass
Alexander
City Hall Park
New York
Straus
Russia
Nathan Straus
Fireman Heir to Fortune in Brooklyn Estate Claim
Fireman Jack J. Henderson of the Southern Pavitty received word from New York that he is sole heir to a $165,000 estate of George J. Rooney of Mis West at Brooklyn. Henderson, 19, stepson of ex Chicago Secret Service Police chief John J. Rooney, plans to go to New York at once after six months in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Jack" J. Henderson
Pavitty
William Travers Jerome
New York
George J. Rooney
Mis West At
Brooklyn
Young Henderson
John J. Rooney
Secret Service Police
Chicago
Find Strauss's Body in Lake Mohegan
Charles J H Strauss, general agent for the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co in New York, was found dead in Lake Mohegan eight miles from Hankshill. Two schoolboys on a cap saw the body and identified the clothing and papers matching his known possessions. The coroner and acquaintances later confirmed the discovery amid ongoing investigation into his disappearance and movements from New York to the lake.
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Newwana- Cos
Withome
Is Riverahie Drive
Charles JH Sthurne
New England Mutual Life Heurance Company
New York
Lake Mohegan
Hankshill
Straues
Grand Central Terminal
Lake Motesan
Hinde
Charles Riegelman
M of Adama
F. B.A
Peilinne
Strauss
Tom
Motor Dusters and Travel Gear For The Week
Dusty motoring needs listed including tan linen dusters, Oxford mohairs, tan Pongee and tan silk. Prices range from 4.50 to 20.00 for motor tripping wire, trunks, rugs, bags, jackets, and cold weather gear. Stock offered by Racers Prev Company with stores at Warren Street and 34th Street.
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Oxford
Disappearance of Mr Strauss Heese Shocks Town
Report notes Mr Adame stating no reason for disappearance and remains unclear whether death was by self action. Coroners waiting as families and wife press for truth regarding the missing man from 610 Wh. The Tribune confirms lack of conclusive evidence and ongoing inquiry into the case.
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Mr. Adame
Strauss
Adamee
Tribune
Sonning Towers
Adame
di Genta
Niliente
Adamaaid
Avery
Income Tax On a Cent in Detroit News Item
A clipped Detroit report notes a tiny income tax example where a cent tax was applied. the article mentions Detroit residents and discuss tax amounts, amounts overdue, and the broader tax question.
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