Dago Frank Seeks to Tie Rose to Rosenthal Murder
In New York on November 15 the defense witness known as Dago Frank testified at Becker trial that Bald Jack Rose urged him to frame Big Jack Zelig and implicated Rose in seeking to locate the gunmen. Frank said Rose visited his apartment with Vallon and Webber to discuss the killing of Herman Rosenthal and that Rose claimed innocence and sought to find the other gunmen.
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New York
Dago "Rank
Tee
Witwe
Herman Rosenthal
Harry Vallon
Webber
Charles Becker
Bald Ck
Gyp
Whitey
Les
Frank
Giovanni Stan
Becker
Stan
Ank
Stanish
Triat
Dago Frank
Yesay
Witiss
Lefty
Murch
Oke Rose
Kuey
Rose
Ody
Hermanenthal
Atey
C. G. F. Wahle
Jack Zelig
Fty
Louie
Chinatown
Jack
Missouri
Ilness
Vallon
Schepps
Dago Frank’s
Bridgie
Loule
Tey
A bachelors lure rivals Benedicts as insanity report notes
Washington report on the government hospital for the insane shows nearly 3 000 patients with only three treated for insanity from alcohol use. The study highlights higher insanity rates among bachelors and contrasts foreign and German origins of patients. New Orleans grand jury to hear fraud cases tied to recent election amendments.
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Ashington
D. C
Pital
Orleans
Adams
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio Tonight and Saturday
San Antonio and vicinity: Tonight and Saturday, fair skies. Overnight temperatures and scattered winds not specified. A calm, dry pattern expected with no precipitation.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Weather for Tourists Across Major Cities
Observations at 8 am report city by city temperatures and conditions. St Louis 34 cloudy wind SW 4 mph. Chicago 34 cloudy NW 16 mph. Milwaukee 22 cloudy NW 4 mph. St Paul 24 clear. Kansas City 20 clear SE 10 mph. New York 40 clear NW 12 mph with Saturday fair. Boston 38 clear W wind. Washington 42 cloudy NW 8 mph with Saturday fair.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Police Women Accused by Sailors in Seattle
In Seattle a dispute over two enlisted sailors alleging molestation by two police women escorting two girls home from a theater November 6 was exposed by Mayor Cotterill. Admiral Reynolds backs the sailors and urges Navy action, while affidavits from the girls and their guardian deny discourtesy.
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Seattle
Wash
Alfred Reynulds
Pacific Reserve Fleet
George F. Cotterill
Theruiser Chattanoo
Reynolds
Navy
Cotterill
Admiral Reynolds
Guardian
Senator Isador Rayner Critically Ill in Washington
In Washington on November 15 Senator Isador Rayner of Maryland was reported slightly improved after a night of fluctuating condition. Family members remained with him at his home as physicians noted strength returning but the overall condition was still practically unchanged.
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Washington, D. C
Isador Rayner
Maryland
Washington
Hobbs Sells 350000 Pounds of Wool to Boston Dealers
SAN ANGELO Tex Nov 15 C W Hobbs sold 350000 pounds of wool to Boston wool dealers. Terms not announced. This marks the first tranche of several million pounds of the fall clip.
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San Angelo
Tex
C. W. Hobbs
Boston
Light Classifieds Call You To Place Ten Day Ads
The notice touts evening Light want ads calling readers to answer quickly. Ads for ten days or longer cost one half cent per word per insertion with billing by mail and telephone option.
Daughters of the Confederacy Convene Rich Schedule
Washington readers note a Daughters of the Confederacy convention with social events and business sessions. A key report urged constitution revision as 56 new chapters were welcomed and 4502 certificates issued. A fundraiser plan targets the Arlington monument with a 50 cent per member contribution.
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Washington
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
Pan-American Union
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Roy McKinney
Virginia
Texas
District of Columbia
Georgia
Tennessee
New York
Colorado
Missouri
Kentucky
South Carolina
Florida
Illinois
Maryland
Arkansas
Alabama
Arlington Cemetery
Women Barred From College After Student Strike
JacksonMiss Nov 15 The board of trustees of Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College bars admission of women continuing a student strike. The strike arose after a faculty rule forbidding male students from visiting female students outside class hours. Five of nine female students have withdrawn.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Board of Trustees
Many Seek Federal Jobs Under Wilson in Texas
In Bexar County three posts are viewed as plum federal jobs: U S marshal for the western district of Texas, U S district attorney for the southern district, and the San Antonio postmastership. Applicants flock to these roles as March 4 inauguration nears, with local Democrats stating Culberson and Sheppard will shape state appointments and Slayden will name the postmaster.
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Woodrow Willson
Bexar County
United States Marshalship
Texas
United States
San Antonio
Jersey
Charles A. Culberson
Morris Sheppard
Albert Burleson
Slayden
Fred H. Lancaster
John H. Bickett
R. E. White
Austin
G. W. Tilley
Waco
D. A. T. Walton
Sabinadarenes
J. O. Isleta
Rm McDaniel Aeresville
Co. A. Boynton
Frank H. Booth
R. L. Robertson
Carlos Bee
Alberts
Burleson
Wilson
George D. Armistead
Mr. Armistead
James L. Slayden
Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
Taft
Congressman Burleson
Eight Die in Acapulco Hurricane Destruction
The City of Panama brings details of the October 31 hurricane that devastated Acapulco Mex killing eight persons and destroying nearly half the buildings. The armored cruiser Maryland was in the harbor and saved by seamanship. Palm trees were uprooted and the bay littered with debris and animal carcasses.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
City of Panama
Central America
Acapulco
Mex
Maryland
Europe taught me charity in Sabbath observances
Mrs. James L. Slayden led a noon prayer at the YWCA during World Wide Week of Prayer. She contrasted American Puritan Sabbath strictness with Europe's Sunday mix of church, work, and festive funeral rites among Spain’s cigarette girls.
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Europe
James L. Slayden
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Spain
Women and liquor use blamed on cafes in DC debate
Albert E. Shoemaker of the Anti-Saloon League told W C T U members in Washington that women and especially young girls are rapidly becoming addicted to intoxicating liquor while men grow abstemious. He blamed competition among cafes for enticing women to drink and said current laws make convicting sellers to minors impossible.
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Washington, D. C
National Capital
Albert E. Shoemaker
Anti-Saloon League
District of Columbia
Shoemaker
Deaf mute kills wife in Minneapolis dispute
Martin Garvick a deaf mute shot and fatally wounded his wife after a sign language argument. He then shot himself, likely mortally, at the home of Mrs. F J Hartfell, a sister of the wife, who witnessed the tragedy. The couple had been married eight years but were living apart recently.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Martin Carvick
F. J. Hartfeil
Garvick
Garvicks
Manreene
State TB Commission to Meet at Carlsbad Sanatorium
The state anti tuberculosis commission will hold its regular meeting at the state tubercular sanitarium in Carlsbad next Tuesday. Health Officer Steiner will attend.
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Austin
Tex
State
Carlsbad
Steiner
Bulgarian Suburbs at Key Junction as War Threatens Capital
Bulgarian forces near Kilios on the Black Sea coast approach the Bosphorus entrance while disease and troop movements complicate occupation hopes. Bulgarian Turkish ceasefire reports circulate as war outcomes pivot on King Ferdinand and his advisers.
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Ferdinand
Constantinople
Kilios
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Bulgarians Reach Kilios Near Constantinople Front
May enter capital city London dispatch reports Bulgarians at Kilios near Therapia, showing invaders close to Constantinople. Early Balkan peace appears likely but surrender of Constantinople may still be required. Serbia Austria relations improving though Montenegro resists wartime spoils, causing concern.
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London
Kilios
Therappia
Constantinople
Balkans
Tate
Stantinople
Ferdinand
Servia
Cholera Worsens as Turkish Line at Tchataldja Falters
Cholera epidemic spreads among Turkish troops at Tchataldja in front of Constantinople with over 500 new daily cases and a total above 6 000. Eyewitnesses report 263 corpses buried in a single trench at Hademkeui as the disease undermines defenses and may block Bulgarian advance.
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Constantinople
Kus Endje
Tchataldja
Hademkeui
Constanople
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Black Sea
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