Tigers Reopen After 10 Folds Fight Cobb Fallout
Detroit players end their strike after Ty Cobb and Frank Navin arrange a return to play in Washington. They preserve their stance on principals, seek Cobb reinstatement, and demand league protections against unruly spectators, with Navin pledging to cover any fines. Johnson remains firm on penalties.
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Frank J. Navin
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Washington
Ban Johnson
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I'y" Cobb
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Aldine
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Mullen
Sam Crawford
Jenkings
Detroit Tigers to Play Harder Than Ever
Detroit manager Hughie Jennings says after the Philadelphia strike settlement he faced criticism from managers like Connie Mack. He asserts the players won a moral victory and will return to play harder to prove they are not quitters and still popular on the road.
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Hughie Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Prince George William Dies in Auto Crash Near Friesack
Prince George William eldest son of the Duke of Cumberland and Wischambe von Greve killed instantly in a highway automobile accident near Friesack Prussia while en route to Copenhagen for King Frederick VIII of Denmark’s funeral. The prince at the wheel failed to heed road repairs, machine ditched, prince crushed, von Greve and chauffeur injured.
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Frederick VIII
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House of Guelph
Fear-stricken driver carried from wagon after wreck
At Perth Amboy New Jersey 4:20 pm a lakewood express collision split a wagon pole and threw horses. Louis Sabow of Woodbridge was paralyzed with fear and had to be carried from the seat to a hotel for restoratives. Spectators aided him as he recovered.
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Woodbridge
Tatito Hn Hotel
Island of Symi Captured by Italian Forces
Wireless dispatch reports Admiral Amero announcing Symi island off Asia Minor is now under Italian occupation. Turkish authorities and gendarmes have been captured and will be sent to Italy.
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Amero
Symi
Asia Minor
Rhodes
Italy
Fire chief injured after trolley crash aid on West 2d
Battalion Chief John J. Brannon and a driver were hurled when a southbound trolley struck their buggy near Sixth Avenue and 17th Street. Motorman Charles Brown braked to avert a worse collision saving the firemen, chief with scalp wound and bruises, he returned to fight a blaze at Inagles Manufacturing, Cass West 22d Street.
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Avcue Battalion
1Th Street
Fourth Avenue
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Inagles Manufacturing Establishment
No. Cass West 22d Street
Starving Professor Seeks Food and Shelter in Town
Professor Agostine Levangin, claiming he was discharged after a 31 day fast at the Carnegie Nutrition Laboratory, staggered into a Barton newspaper office begging for food and shelter. He says physicians treated him and advised Massachusetts General Hospital care but offered no funds or immediate lodging. He seeks $400 for his work and says he has not yet been paid.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Richeson Dies in the Electric Chair at Local Prison
Clarence V. T. Richeson, a former Baptist clergyman and prisoner of Mise Avis Limnell, was executed by electric chair at 12:02 this morning. He remained calm, confessed his faith, and expressed willingness to die as witnesses heard his final answers and prayers as the lever fell, ending his life with the chant “Jesus doeth all things well.”
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Clarence V. T. Richeson
Nat O'Clock
Mise Avis Limnell
Hyannis
Richeson
Herbert S. Johnson
Jesus
Mr. Johnson
Stebbins
William A. Morre
M. J. Murphy
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Herbert W. Stebbins
Mars
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Es Richeson
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J G Robin Seeks Disbarment Action Against Several Lawyers
Appellate Division notes J G Robin plans disbarment charges tied to a $15,000 lien of Gifford Hobbs Beard and involve O H Cheney ex State Superintendent of Banks. Robin aims to file affidavits April 31 and allege improper settlement methods and court authorization for payment.
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O. H. Cheney
Jesse
Joseph Tobin
New York
Beny
Bar Association
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Centre Street
Tombs
Rar Caremody
William Duncan Cameron
State Banking Department
Supreme Court
Orton H. Cheney
Cheney
Rolling & Rolling
Northern Banke
Anson Beard
Beard
Justice Newbnger
James M. Gifford
Ernest Hall
Root Named Temporary Chairman for Republican Convention
Chicago reports Senator Erin Root named temporary chairman for the Republican National Convention amid surprise at the choice. The New York senator’s acceptances ease tensions between Taft and Roosevelt camps as credentials for delegates arrive slowly at headquarters. Secretary Hayward urged completion of all delegates' credentials by the committee.
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Uooner
Marry & New
Erin Root
Root
New York
Taft
Roosevelt
New
William Hayward
Countess Obtains Divorce From Rival Husband
The Countess de Reaufort formerly Mids Irma Kilgallen, daughter of a Chicago steelman, filed for divorce from Count Jacques Alexander Ven Marie de Beaufort. The suit, unopposed, cites repeated beatings after she refused to ask her father for money to cover his debts. The marriage was in London on November 15, 1410, and the count was evicted from his father-in-law’s property a year ago.
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Countess de Reaufort
Jacques Alexander
Marie de Beaufort
Mids
Irma Kilgallen
Chicago
Hier
London
Eyie
Jilted Bride Takes Back Car Gift After Elopement
Avanta May 20. Louise Parker of Gainesville plans a Flowery Branch elopement with childhood sweetheart Benjamin Sullivan of Atlanta, using Edwin Glenn Gilbert’s wedding gift car. The couple wed there. Parker’s former fiancé Ivan did not retrieve the automobile, Gilbert noting he’s lucky to escape.
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Edwin Glenn Gilbert
Louise Parker
Gainesville
Benjamin Sullivan
Atlanta
Trousseau
Miss Parker
Flowery Branch
Ivan
Gilbert
Widow slain in Boston apartment with body bound
Lallan Jewer a thirty year old widow was found murdered in her South End apartment. Nostrils stuffed with string mouth bound with four kimono, neck tightly tied with a belt, bruises on the head. Medical examiner says she died Friday. A man with a key to her room discovered the body. Police seek clues as spring tonics are advertised.
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Boston
Lallan Jewer
South End
Lowell
Timothy E. Leary
Suspended sentences not on trial Fosdick explains use of suspensions
Commissioner of Accounts Fosdick and Police Commissioner Waldo discussed the practice of suspending sentences in the Court of General Sessions. They said suspensions are well established in law but must be used properly, not due to whimsical reasons. An analysis of 1910 11 will assess how often judges apply the principle amid 1352 suspensions in 4803 convictions, with cases like Giuseppe Ristino and Frank Phcony noted.
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Waldo
Court of Generalesterday
Samuel Untermyer
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Fosdick
General Sessions Court
Commissioner of Accounts
Court of General Sessions
Mulqueen
Agt
Giuseppe Ristino
Frank Phcony
Pioney
No. 76
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Roosevelt
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Republican Party
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Theodore
Piqua
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Pinchot
South Dakota
Ohio
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Ting Gee
Ohio Victorious in Ballot Rush as Taft Roosevelts Clash
In Columbus May 20, Ohio voters prepare for tomorrow's primaries after a week of touring by four presidential contenders. Taft Roosevelt and La Follette delivered final appeals. Harmon stayed silent. Forecasters expect a large turnout though returns may lag due to complex ballots. Taft's Ohio manager predicts victory, while Roosevelt supporters anticipate a district sweep.
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Judson Harmon
Louis
Laylin
Walter F. Brown
Republican State Central Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio Roosevelt Committee
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