Woman in black linked to Elwell case mystery
A young music student Miss Elly Howe Inderson is identified as the “woman in black” tied to the Elwell murder case. Witnesses place her at the Ritz Roof with Von Schlegel and Viola Kraus the night before the turf expert’s death. Police seek any connection and any alibi details from her or associates.
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Ritz
Elly Hope Anderson
Yeterday
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Inblack
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Elly Howe Inderson
Knickerbocker Chambers
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Kraus
Wiss Anderson
Minneapolis
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Schlegel
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New York
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Ms. von Schlegel
Viola Krann
Mixx Kraus
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Coalition Cabinet Collapses Amid Confidence Crisis
The Correspondent reports the Herman coalition faces a collapse as ministers refuse to back the leadership. At a tense meeting today, confederates demand wage and pay fixes before reassembling June 22. The party risks further upheaval if fallout continues.
Radio Strike Threatens A Tie Up of Liverpool
Liverpool officers and engineers refuse to sail ships unless they carry union wireless operators on strike. Shipping circles foresee port activities at a standstill by week’s end. London offices of transatlantic line firms do not expect major liner delays as bookings continue.
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Liverpool
London
Transatlantic Steamship Companies
Bandits Rob Pay Roll Near Burlington After Motorcycle Holdup
Three gunmen on a motorcycle and sidecar robbed the Public Service Corporation payroll in Burlington New Jersey. They seized $4,000, wounded Patrolman McCormick, and fled east while a broad daylight manhunt continued. Two suspects were later captured. a third remained at large. About $2,409 of the loot was recovered.
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McCormick
Howard Fleurie
Fleurie
Columbia
Harry Weedle
Joseph Stephenson
Burlington Hospital
West Pearl Street
Gus Cente
Francis Morris
Cente
Lloyds Boycott of American Vessels Sparks Shipping Debate
London reports a wave of reinsurance fear as Lloyds insurers decide to withhold American-flag ships after a Washington statement. Senator Wesley S. Jones warns the merchant marine may risk high seas peril, with Britain and the United States clashing over compulsory protection and government involvement.
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Goth Ge
High Seas
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Foese
Indictment Hearsay Ties Two City Officials to Case
Secret grand jury handed up an indictment charging six persons in a wide ranging probe. Officials identified include David Mirch Harry Klein Deputy Commissioner of Accounts Police Commissioner Richard Earigh and others as part of a probe into alleged misconduct and perjury connected to gambling and public corruption. Proceedings remained highly secret with defendants to appear at 4:20 pm to plead.
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David Mirch
Harry I. Klein
Richard B. Earigh
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Accounta
New York
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Jacob J. Goldman
Bernard Freedman
Oldman
Freedman
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Goldman
Louis Sayer
Smith Autry
Ely
Lusk Committee
Swann
Nem
Th Way
Grounding Racing Shell in Thames River Incident
Reports describe a grounding of a racing shell near New London on the Thames. The crew reported minor injuries and the submarine commander said the vessel would be hauled off at high tide. No further information was released by authorities.
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Steen
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Wood Refuses to Comment on Butler Retraction
Major General Leonard Wood declined to comment on Nicholas Murray Butler's telegram apologizing for statements about Wood backers for the nomination. He read the telegram and said he had nothing to add and would not issue a statement now or later.
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Tribuna
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Fort Sheridan
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Procter
Wood
War on Turkey and Russia Peace Talks Move Forward
The article reports on Allied negotiations at Boulogne and Brussels toward peace with Russia while the Entente weighs economic terms. France fears debt settlements and favors concessions to England, with Belgium resigned to rebuilding and future talks possibly involving Spa. Lloyd George and Millerand led Supreme Council discussions as delegates debated Russia policy.
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Supreme Cause
Butler Apology Over Wood Attack At Chicago Convention
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, issued a public apology for a bitter attack on General Leonard Wood’s followers after the Chicago convention. He telegraphed Colonel William Cooper Procter and sent letters to Grenville Clark and Lane don Marvin seeking public retraction. Republicans and Democrats weighed the incident as Butler’s strain and politics collided with his bid for the presidency.
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Columbia University
Chicago
Leomard Wood
William Cooper Procter
Proctor
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Olonel
Teleson
Cincinnati
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Butler
Grenville Clark
Nassau Street
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Piiburg
Dr. Butler
Mr. Marvin
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A. L. Boyes
Pan Themond
Merce Douglas Kingon
Kermit Hoosevelt
George Eailes Renvel
Marvin
Yerely
Grenville Clark Hart
Jie Hoo
Stn
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Consansio
Duler
Wood
William Raynes
Wadsworth
Danish Volunteers Run Feenorik Liner to Port in Strike Stand
The Feenorik, first ship to reach this port in three months, arrived with a Danish crew largely volunteering from the Danish Helpful Service Workers. About 800 passengers saw Copenhagen elites greet friends in Manhattan after the voyage.
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Tejoen
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Manhattan
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Royall
Burleson urges open platform stance at San Francisco
Postmaster General Burleson says the Democratic convention must openly declare beliefs on prohibition labor and government ownership and favors repeal of parts of the Volstead act. He criticizes its restrictions as foolish and expects the platform to address the covenant of nations.
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Texan
San Antonio
$250 000 Drug Bust in Brooklyn Raids
Police from the Man-Earthin Headquarters raided two Carroll Street houses in Brooklyn early yesterday and seized about $250 000 in cocaine and a weapons cache. Giovanni Mauro and Louis Mauro were arrested for possession and the Sullivan Law violations. A second suspect, Giugenpi Gangurossa, was detained in connection with a murder tied to cocaine trafficking.
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Taok
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Volstead Defeated for renomination in district primary
June 22 report from St. Paul shows Representative A J Volstead Republican and author of the Prohibition Enforcement Act losing renomination to Rev C A Kvale of Benson in the Seventh district primary. With 381 of 876 precincts reporting, Kvale led Volstead in early tallies.
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Ss Congresman
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Kvale
Harding Campaign Committee Formed For Election Run
After two days of talks with Senator Warren G Harding, the Republican National Committee announced the executive committee to direct the campaign. It includes three New York members Corinna Roosevelt Robins Arthur Livermore and Charles A Hilles and other members from Ohio California Minnesota Idaho Kentucky Nebraska Pennsylvania Kentucky Massachusetts Oregon and more. The move marks the first time women will have a voice in a Republican presidential campaign leadership. Harding declined to urge swift action on the Susan B Anthony amendment and suffragists announced a picket at his Marion Ohio home during the front porch campaign next month.
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Pra Tha Tribune
Washington Burea
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Will H Hays
Republican National Committee
New York
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Arthur Livermore
Charles A. Hilles
Will H. Hays
Hariet Upton
Ohio
M. Daugherty
Harding
Katherine Pl Edison
California
Manley Seen
Minnesota
Jakie L. Hamen
Oklahoma
John W. Hart
Idaho
A. T Hert
Kentucky
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Jeanette A. Lyd
South Wut
Cam
I Hert
Hagen
Hilles
Chieigo
Sain Wiliams
Oregon
Daugherty
Hardin
Hamnon and
Hert
Lowdon
Robinson
General Wood
John T. Adams
Towa
Clarence B. Miller
Minne
Fred W. Addams
Illinois
Marion
Cord
Hays
Berlin Socialists Win Control of City Council
Berlin voters deliver a decisive majority to Independent Socialists and Social Democrats after incorporating Greater Berlin suburbs. The coalition dominates council seats and faces issues on food, wages, transportation and public utilities. Greater Berlin’s floating debt stood at 1.175 billion marks with a large portion secured. The war strained city revenue.
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Berlin
Wane Y—lourpement Socialista
Greater Berlin
New York
Social Democrats
Wasel Eured
Dark Horses See Wilson McAdoo and Palmer Out of It
Dark horse supporters grow hopeful that Wilson McAdoo and Palmer are effectively out. The field narrows to Governor Cox of Ohio against the rest, with Palmer and McAdoo fading as Palmer’s delegates shift and McAdoo’s withdrawal reshapes the race. Davis and Cummings gain attention as potential nominees in a crowded convention.
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San Francisco
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deAdoo
Cox
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Wilbur Marsh
Bevan
Palmer Camp
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John I. Cornwell
West Virginia
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Coolidge
Chicago
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Stephen Jackson
Davis For President Club
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