SLAIN GIRL LEG FOUND IN OCEAN AT KEANSBURG NJ
A dissected young woman’s leg washed ashore at Keansburg as police hunt for the torso’s other parts. Investigators and surgeons describe clean amputation with saw work, linking the leg to the same killer who dismembered the torso. Armenian suspect Buloin sought. investigators probe a possible link to a Staten Island farm and a drugstore suspect.
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Ocean
Keansburg, NJ
Tom the Scean
Keansburg
Nob
Irving Brounder
Norman Carhart
H. B. Fay
CIGARS A WOMAN'S RIGHT
Boston, Sept. We Berlaring that he was wleely putting her theories woman suffrage bs procemnai tes, Mine Amy Lowell a sister of Dr. Albert Lawrence Tewell president of Maryland University and a pell Keena peeters on the arrival of the Cunard Timer Laconia to day defended her ac tions in spacking cigars on the trip pyrene. Lam a suffragette on general prone iples said Mint Lowell I am! I firmly believe Met women have wit the rights and duties of men. If wehose to smoke on the geowel I don't think it was any body else's business. The men were all smoking, and I would be false to my theories if I did not do so merely to oly serve The conventions. Miss Lowell declared she was uhe lteribly opposed to Hielinlemshta The taction of the Epaliah suffragettes, She contended, were hurting the cause.
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Boston
Amy Lowell
Albert Lawrence Tewell
Mar=vard University
Keena Peeters
Cunard
Mint Lowell
Miss Lowell
Big Tim Sullivan Still Missing Amid Plots and Sightings
The morn report describes intense search for Big Tim Sullivan once presumed safe, with rumors of him wandering with cronies in Manhattan or Long Island and a possible death by own action amid melancholia. Attorney Ellison, Mulligan and others dispute claims while Padden and Pad Fustoniota tie to a Smithtown sighting. doctors offer conflicting theories as to his fate.
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Moths Sullivan
Big Tim
Congresse
Willamsbridge
Manhattan
Long Island
William B. Ellison
Big ‘Tin
Attoriey
Larry Mulligan
Suleliven
Rilverside
Smithtown
Michael Padder
Water Register
Sullivan
Padden
Herman L. Reis
Hig Tan
Mulligan
Spinars Wataneahy
Oe Bieter
Lee
Pad Fustoniota
Gaynor
van Ness
Sought Human's Death In All But Name
Joseph Kouma a 41 year old machinist of 422 East Tid street attempted suicide by hanging from a tree in Central Park near Tal street West Drive. A passerby cut him down, Patrolman Flood revived him, and an ambulance took him to Bellevue Hospital. He spoke little English, impeding inquiry into his motives.
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Prince George Hotel
East 28Th Street
Willa Gutf Fioway
Frank Brothers
Fifth Avenue
Big Tim
Galloway
Jg Sullivan
Joseph Kouma
No. 422
Fast Tid Street
Central Park
Tal Street
West Drive
Arsenal Station
Flower Hospital
Whitmarsh
Kotimas
Bellevue Hospital
Two Die as Destroyer Craven Sinks After Boiler Burst
On the Avannal seacoast a destroyer off Vyber from Charleston to port Craven Smith and McCaffrey were killed. Three others were badly burned and may die. The Ket lit pilot bot and tug Cynthia Th towed the Craven to Fort Scriver for aid. Investigators will probe the low water and burst boiler cause.
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Avannal
Craven
McCaffrey
Milton
Vyber
Charleston
Cynthia
Fort
Mayor Lunn Ordered to Show Cause in Contempt Case
Judge Daniel Nayton Jr issued an order requiring Mayor George F. Lunn to appear before a special session of the Supreme Court next Monday to show why he should not be found in contempt for defying an injunction barring tree destruction on a street where Lunn allegedly ordered removal of trees. The judge has faced criticism from the mayor, and the move aims to prevent further embarrassment as the case proceeds.
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Selicnresa
Daniel Nayton, Jr
George Ft. Lunn
Supreme Court
Naylon
Lunn
Death of Hon Arthur Reginald French heir to De Preyne
Lord De Preyne's son and heir, Hon Arthur Reginald French, born 1856, died today. He disappeared from London in January and was later found to have resigned his British commission and enlisted as a private in the 5th United States Infantry. A Sandhurst graduate, he previously served as a lieutenant in the Royal Fusiliers. The De Preyne estates span about thirty thousand acres in Roscommon County, Trelai.
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John A. Hennnccy
Sulzer
Hernard M. Patten
No Kilt Street
Long
William J. Youngs
United States
Eastern District of
New York
Matthew J. Smith
Queens County
Federal
Henney
Mr Young
Patten
Kidderminister
England
Tecore Cupords
Mingland
Hennesey
Hennessy
Matten
Senator Patten
Yester
London
Connaught Rangers
Lord de Preyne
Arthur Reginald French
Sandhurst
West Point
Royal Fusiliers
de Preyne
Roscommon
Trelai
New York Girl Wins National Typewriting Title
Chicago September 1 Miss Bessie Friedman of New York won the national typewriting championship with an average of 16 words per minute for thirty minutes. Miss Bessie Lingitz of Kansas City finished second with an average of 100. A few dashes Angostura Bitters in a false of water counteract impurities.
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Chicago
Bessie Friedman
New York
Fional
Bessie Lingitz
Kansa City
Wild Flight Ends In Arrest Of Thaw At Coaticook
Harry K. Thaw, who escaped Matteawan, was deported by Canadian immigration officials after a violent detention in Coaticook Quebec. He crossed into Vermont, then New Hampshire, and is now a prisoner in Colebrook awaiting extradition papers. Lawyers prepare for a legal fight amid New York dual-governor tensions.
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Coaticook
Vermont
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Canada
Dominion
Colebrook
N. H
Albany
Quebec
Montreal
Thaw
Norton Mills
New Hampshire
Thaw Extradited From Canada to New Hampshire in Surprise Move
Harry Thaw, confined since his Matteawan escape, was seized in Coaticook by Canadian immigration officers and flown to Vermont and New Hampshire. He arrived in Colebrook, NH, tonight under guard, seeking extradition to Matteawan. Attorney Jerome prepared for courts as Thaw demanded a guard and denounced the deportation.
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Colebrook
N.H
Harry
United States
Matteawan Asylum
Canada
Coaticook
Quebec
Dominion
Nora Mills
Thawe
Montreal
C. Doherty
Cassun
Thaw
Vermont
New Hampshire
William Travers Jerome
Jerome
Franklin Kennedy
Atorney
New York
Bernard Jacob
Drew
Bec
New York State
Matteawan
Kelley
Jin
Phaw
RN. Chamberlin
Superior Court
Hay
Mutteawan
J. J. Vorhaus
New York City
Fabyans
Littlefield
Norton Mills
Taan
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Hoboken
Fay
Hudson County
Volk
Fauret
HH. Babin
Fughth Avenue
Princess Laundry
Seventh Avenue
147Th Street
East 40Th Street
Buloin
Staten Island
Hurwitz
117Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Baloln
Faurot
George Hacks
Second Wand
Milch Street
Dominion Police
Tammany
Smithtown, L
Bernard M. Patten
Long Island City
U. S
Te Maw Tie
Washington
Witkon
Illinois Central
Forzign
Prince George
Youngs
Columr
Army
Mayor Lunn
Lord de Freyne
A. R. French
Felker
Doherty
Carmody
Taw
Board of Inquiry
Stanhope
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