Worships a Wooden Image in Enon O ApriliG
In Enon Ohio a man resigned over bitter town tensions tied to the arrest of Tey G.C. James for shooting a boy and testifying he worships a carved wooden image of a woman as an emblem of purity. He is described as an old bachelor who lives alone and once wrapped the image in an American flag. A lecture on The Brighter Life was given at the town hall. A Washington bill seeks penalties for betting on horse races and other sports, stirring a Senate debate.
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Enon
O. ApriliG
m Porhis
Tey G.C. James
rebin ae
Washington
Diati ler
Columbia
senate
Accused Franklin Institute Official Dies After Warrant Issued
Herbert E Heyl, former actuary of the Franklin Institute, dies at his Agpunt Street home after collapsing upon serving of a warrant for embezzlement of $12,000. Dr Clinton Guthrie testified Heyl died of natural causes with no evidence of poisoning or injuries. The investigation followed Heyl’s retirement due to illness and the case remains under coroner review.
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Herbert &. Heyl
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Herbert Elein
Franklin Insite
Agpunt street
Clinton T. Githile
gans dey
Heyl
Floyl
Walter Clark
instituton
Ties
Clnton Guthrie
Guthrie
Herl
Hiam HH. Wahl
the
New York Democrats Unseat McCarren in Party Shakeup
In New York April 18 the Democratic Party replaced McCarren a longtime Kings County leader as delegates gathered in Albany for the party's credentials committee hearing. Delegates at large include Parker Murphy Nison Freeh and Brovily all uninstructed as the party prepares for the national convention.
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New York
Charles Freeh Brovily
Ian
Battleship Increase Defeated by House Vote
The House rejected the presidents plan to increase battleships by two, voting 19 to 3 against. debate lasted four hours as the navy appropriation bill moved toward final action. The measure allocates 197 million dollars with two colliers also funded and one battleship and one cruiser to be built in a navy yard.
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Washington
house of representatives
house
Tawney
committee on appropriations
Foss
congress
Hobson
Alleged Embezzler Arrested in New York
Daniel A. Pearsall of Brownsville Pennsylvania was arrested on a charge of embezzling 13 dollars from Moorhead Coal Company where he served as treasurer. The complaint claims he defrauded the stockholders. In Marietta Georgia lemons greeted Hoke Smith during a campaign event as supporters of a rival hooted and taunted him.
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New York
Daniel A. Pearsall
Brownsville
Fayette county
Pearsall
Moorhead Coal company
Hoke Smith
Marietta
J. M. Brown
Atlanta
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