Gypsies In Brooklyn Suspected in Missing Marvin Child
Dover reports a family of gypsies at 101 York Street Brooklyn with a child resembling Horace Marvin Jr. A letter signed C. T. Suttol claims fear of the Black Hand. Detectives pursue kidnapping theory while Brooklyn police dispute the claim. Public Printer force cut in Washington newsroom severs 264 jobs including 102 journeymen, many women sewers and needleworkers.
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Dover
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York Street
Horace Marvin, Jr
C. T. Suttol
Andoes
Investigelitn
Marvin
Meauces
Weashington
Mate Witvn
Stilings
Aississal
Balloon Record Attempt From St Ovis To Washington
A balloon flight from St Ovis aims to set a long distance record. Captain Chandler and McCoy, with passenger Junany J C Mc Coy, start for a three day trip seeking an eastward landing near Washington but veer west. Chandler showcases altitude and speed instruments while McCoy hopes to win a prize for the longest duration. Carrier pigeons will relay messages to Laws. provisions cover eight hours airborne and three days supply. In Ohio, George F L Phelps petitions to enjoin Standard Oil and subsidiaries, with independents willing to bond $100,000.
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St. Lew
Dof
Cuandler
United States
Bret al Carns
Junany J. C McCoy
New York City
Washington, D.C
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Acronaut McCoy
J. Laws
Chandler
Uare
Ol Trust
Firdbey
George FL. Phelps
Common Pleas Court
Standard Ol Company
Ohio
Ax of Phelps
Ofer
Conspiracy Charged in New York Life Directors Probe
Albany arrest links George St Scrugham manager of the policy-holders committee to a conspiracy to obstruct New York laws during the New York Life and Mutual Life directors elections. Watchers Stirrup and Carrington charged as conspirators, with New York Life agent Jacob Frank also detained. Committee led by Scrugham and Untermyer opposed administration tickets amid wide intrigue.
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New York
District Attorney's Office
New York Life Insurance Company
George St. Scrugham
Makizg
Albany
Scrughain
Charles Stirrup
Charles I. Carrington
Stirrup
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Carrington
New York Life
State of New York
Walter D. Howe
Jacob Frank
Frank
The
Smith
Lone
Scrugham
Samuel Untermyer
Country
Europa
Theew York and Mutual Life Insurance Companies
Samuel Catermyer
Europe
Scragham
Escaped assassination shocks Guatemala Amid mine attack
In Guatemala City on May 1 President Estrada Cabrera escaped harm as an assassination attempt by a buried mine failed to injure him. The blast killed carriage horses, wounded the coachman and several aides including General Orellana. Investigators linked the device to Rafael Rodil's rented house and a tunnel, with many suspects arrested. Queen Victoria stays well in Madrid as royal birth nears.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Estrada Cebrera
Seventh Avenue
Orellana
Rafael Rodil
Rodil
Mil waukee Snowstorm and New York Police Shooting Report
A Milwaukee snowstorm dropped six inches of snow while elsewhere a fatal police shooting occurred in New York. The incident involved a suspect named Tob e and sparked investigation as officers responded to the scene. Local disruptions included fire and weather events affecting Leesville and Maryland areas.
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Corey Reelected Steal Trust Also Declares Usual Dividends
William E. Corey was reelected president of the United States Steel Corporation at an annual meeting of the board of directors. Other officers whose terms expired were reelected. Regular dividends of 1 percent on preferred stock and 1.44 percent on common stock were declared. Net earnings for the quarter ended March 31 totaled $39,122,492, up $2,485,002 from a year earlier. Unfilled orders on hand reached 45,858 tons, up 1,0235 tons from last year. The figures show a sizable drop from the prior quarter but remain above those of any corresponding quarter in the company's history.
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New York
William E. Corey
United of Steel Corporation
Alb
Possible homicide in Atlantic City death on railway
Atlantic City police investigate a mangled body found by a track walker near Risley station near May's Landing. Coroner Gaskill suspects foul play in the death of a man about 45, believed to be Ernst Barth of Philadelphia. Only three cents found. body moved to Smallwood's morgue as police probe.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ernst Barth
Haverford Avenue
Philadelphia
Risley
May's Landing
Smallwood’s
April Was a Cold Month in the United States
The weather bureau reports April was the coldest in 26 years, with a string of cold spells sweeping southeastward from the northeast to the Rocky Mountains and spreading across the country. The period ended Tuesday with unusually persistent cold and a notable volcanic eruption noted at 2340 feet above sea level, creating a dark umbrella shaped cloud.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Stroma
Burns-O'Brien bout set near Colma May 8
Australian boxer Bir Somtes has been matched to face a Burns-O'Brien title winner in a bout likely at Colma near this. Fight date is May 8 with venue details unclear.
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Sqn
Francisco
Bir Somtes
Raed An Wient
Colma
O'Brien
May
Les Amuse
Miners Rescued After 100 Hours Flood Besets Mine 28
Seven men imprisoned by a flood in Mine 28 of the Berwind White operations at Foustwell were saved alive after more than 100 hours. Rescuers slipped through 50 feet of water-filled heading to reach the overcast where the men sheltered. The trapped group endured near total darkness and limited rations before being brought to safety by Stiney Rodon and Charles Ream.
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Foustwell
Berwind
Stiney Rodon
Charles Ream
John Bolya
Stiney Redon
Ream
TheoGort
Reani
Mike Balya
Balya
Bolya
Rodon
Edya
Bolra
$200,003 For Famine Sufferers
Washington May 1 large contribution for famine relief sent to China by the Christian Herald. On the day a transport brig Bu fordesiled sailed from San Francisco with relief cargo valued at 15,000. $59,090 was cabled to the relief committee, totaling $403,000 from the paper for Chinese famine efforts.
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Washington
Chins
Christian Herald
San Francisco
Relief Committee
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