Bryan Swallows Gold Standard in House Vote Split
Washington dispatch reports that 38 Democratic members opposed a currency bill amendment protecting the gold standard. The Banking and Currency Committee, citing William J Bryan, moved language to affirm the gold standard while approving the bill amid a partisan split. The measure passed the committee and will go to the full House with hopes of further Republican support.
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Washington
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Banking and Currency Committee
William J. Fryan
White House
Wingo
House
Bryan
Federal Reserve
Fess
Witherspoon
United States
Local Morning News Highlights and Crime Sparks
Summary of scattered items from this morning edition including police actions, murder leads, political notes, and regional incidents. Notable items mention a missing girl found dead in a river, a hatband clue to a murder, and various political and legal items such as tariff talks and tax bills.
Dynamite Used in McNamara Case Linked to Otis Bomb
Los Angeles authorities confirm the dynamite in a machine sent to General Otis matches the high powered explosive used by James B. McNamara in the Times building bombing. Officials probe purchases of explosive materials at local powder factories as part of the wider investigation into threats on General Harrison Gray Otis and the Times incident.
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Times
Los Angeles
Geal Mare
James B. McNamara
Aiorte
Army
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SPOS
Washington
Harrison Gray
Postoffice Inxpec
Holiday Without Cause In Rhode Island Election Dropped
Rhode Island will not hold an election this fall but November 4 remains a holiday statewide. Attorney General Herbert A. Rice ruled that until holiday laws are changed the Tuesday after the first Monday in November will be a holiday every year.
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R. 1
Rhode Island
Herbert A. Rice
Rice
Rebels Kill American in Sinaloa Mexico
William C. Robertson, an American mining man, was killed by rebels at El Lobo in eastern Sinaloa on September 10 after leaving Durango for Mazatlan on September 3. Jesus Madrigal, rebel leader, said he killed Robertson for refusing to surrender his arms. Fifty American refugees from Durango reached Zacatecas safely.
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Mexico City
William C. Robertson
el Lobo
Sinaloa
Robertson
Durango
Mazatlan
Jesus Madrigal
Zacatecas
Radium Used for Cancer With Remarkable Result
A report from London details six months of notable improvements in advanced cancer cases treated with radium at Middlesex Hospital cancer wards. A hospital surgeon stressed that improvement, not cure, is achieved as growths proven microscopic to be cancerous disappear under radium rays.
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London
Middlesex Hospital
Sheriff Roberts May Face Jail Over Alimony Delays
Theodore Roberts actor who plays a sheriff in Believe Me Xantippe faced potential contempt jail time for failing to pay $1730 in alimony after a prior six month Ludlow Street sentence for $400 due during separation proceedings. Justice Delany ruled jail for alimony arrears after trial may proceed, risking six more months.
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Theodore Roberts
Xantippe
Roberta
Ludlow Street
Roberts
Caune
Justice Delany
Naulippe
Navy tip limit 30 cents a day clarified
Washington dictates Navy policy on tips for officers on government travel. Controller of the Treasury George F. Downey rules that spending over 30 cents daily on tips is unacceptable, citing a Newport News to Lewes trip where a 3 cent discrepancy occurred. Previous allowances set a 10 cent meal tip precedent in doubt but upheld.
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Willum W. Miller
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Newport News
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Del
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Ping
Navy Department
Miller
Priest Slayer’s Hidden Flats Revealed in Chicago London Raid
Police exposed a criminal network around Rev. Hans Schmidt linking flats in Chicago and New York to his murder of Anna Aumuller. Evidence at an Eighth Avenue rental and a St. Nicholas Avenue medical office showed aliases used, letters from London, and an alibi scheme. Detectives found baby clothes, a beard photo, and multiple aliases including Dr Ernest Muret and A Van Dyck. The raid uncovered forged identities and a web of suspects tied to Schmidt and his close confidant in Harlem.
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Hamburg
Germany
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Faurot
Hebling
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Harlem
Mother and Babies in Cell for $2 Fine
Mrs Zimmo with two children was jailed briefly after being fined $2 for placing a broken garbage can in the street without a proper lid. She pleaded poverty, saying her husband earns meager Central yards wages and could not pay. Magistrate Marsh questioned the cell episode, suggesting the landlord may bear responsibility while noting he may have imposed a lighter fine in similar cases.
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Nec
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Dominick
St. Luke's Hospital
Tam
Marsh
New York Central
Mia. Zimmo
Children's Society
Perry centennial parade balcony collapse kills man
A balcony outside a Chinese restaurant on Superior Avenue near Sixth Street collapsed during the Perry centennial parade crowd seeking shelter from rain. One man died instantly while three men and two little girls were seriously injured, as the electric restaurant sign became a support for the balcony.
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Sein eTrust
Superior Avenue
Sixth Street
Coast heat nears record as temperatures soar in California
The weather enters a heat spike with San Diego hitting 110 and nearby valleys reaching high marks. San Francisco cools from earlier peaks while Los Angeles tops near 100. San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys report scorching temps as coast heat pushes toward record levels.
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San Diego
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San Joaquin
Sacramento
Mercury
Hill to Teach Farmers at James Mil Farm Demonstration
A major beef and milk production demonstration near St Paul will use twenty nine dual purpose cattle imported from Great Britain. Professor Thomas Shaw leads the project claiming it will revolutionize beef and dairy farming in America and prove profitability for farmers and stockmen. The herd includes twenty six cows and three bulls. animals arrived in Quebec and will ship to Minnesota after quarantine in about a month.
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America
Wth Oakes
James J. Mil
Great Britain
Thomas Shaw
Minnesota Agricultural College
Quebec
Minnesota
Forest Fire Fatal to 75-Year-Old Army Major
Barbara California September 17 a forest fire in the Santa Barbara national forest fatally burned Dr harlow Anderson a retired major of the United States Army. He was alone at his mountain cottage which was destroyed in the blaze.
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Harlow Anderson
United States Army
Santa Barbara
Rich New York Woman in Quaker City Asylum
A young New York woman, Mrs Martha Center, widow of New York, with rich jewelry and a scarred leg, is taken to the city detective bureau in Philadelphia after mental derangement and erratic hotel behavior. She claims her father is a Boston baker magnate, and says she has escaped Bellevue Hospital wards. Observed by doctors, she will be moved to Philadelphia Hospital for further observation. authorities reveal she is Milas Fleming’s daughter and once eloped from Notre Dame Academy with Charles Center.
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Martha Center
New York
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Island Hospital
Gray's Hospital
Hellevue Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Center
Bellevue Stratord
City Hall
The
Tribune
Boston
Mike Marthe Fleming
Max Fleming
Notre Dame Academy
Charles Center
Milas Fleming
Sulzer Impeachment Trial Opens With Legal Focus
Albany report says William Sulzer's defense plans center on law points while his wife Mrs Sulzer may testify to counter accusations that she dabbled in stocks. Colwell stock broker linked to impeachment managers. Trial set to begin at noon with Court of Appeals presiding over formal procedures and rules committee formation.
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Sulzer
William Sulzer
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Palmer
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Cullen
Court of Appeals
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