Uneasiness for the Christians Near Jaffa
Officials warn of tensions along the Syrian coast between Mohammedans and Christians near Jaffa. American interests include fruit trade and missionary institutions at Tayyi Ramallah and Ain Areek. Two foreign warships near Beirut may be sent to Jaffa as Admiral Knight sails toward the region. Messages report Americans in Salonika and Cavalla safe amid wartime disruptions. Turkey jets are noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Tayyi
Ramallah
Ain Areek
Beirut
Knight
State Department
Salonika
Cavalla
State Closing In On Attorney In Szabo Murder Trial
Dr George King testified the Hudson county physician that Rosa Menschik Szabo died July 16 in Greenwood by throat strangulation. Eyewitness John Minturn attested to Gibson grabbing Szabo’s neck in the boat and Gibson overturning the craft. Prosecutors note Gibson withdrew Szabo funds totaling 7397 and attempted 3052 in another bank while claiming death by illness. Witnesses recount Gibson’s statements about Szabo’s travels and missing years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
N. Y
George King
Hudson County
N. J
Burton W. Gibson
Rosa Menschik Szabo
Szabo
Greenwood
Wasservogel
John Minturn
Gobson
Minturn
Gibson
Vienna
Donald Lyon
Petronella Menschik
Multiple Disparate Wire Briefs From Across Several Cities
The report aggregates brief dispatches from Richmond Wilmington Nashville Middletown Moberley Boston Hill Spokane Panama and Hazleton with incidents including a fatal hotel shooting a train collision a mustering out order a farmer burned to death a hunting parade a Canada US annexation remark a postmaster death a Grange conclave topic a War Department visit and a Philadelphia oil operator killed in a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
WN. C
Harrison Bryan
John Samuels
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk
Aulander
N. C
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Maloney
Cavn'rs
Tennessee State Guard
Old Soldiers Fared Badly at Sawtelle Home Inquiry
John S. McGroarty testified before a U S senate committee, accusing Sawtelle Soldiers Home management of unsympathetic brutal conditions. He described poor food, overcrowded barracks, limited baths, and inhuman sleeping, with meals as low as 11 cents for three. Former inmate D J Boeby said veterans were denied petitions and discharged for seeking better conditions. Inspector General James Miller now oversees the facility during the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
John S. McGroartr
United States Senate
Sawtelle Soldiers
John D. Works
McGroarty
Hom
D. J. Boeby
James Miller
New York
Women Arrested at Angel Island After Travel to London San Francisco
Two well dressed women registered at the Hotel St. Francis as Mrs. J Ward Carter of London and Mrs. J W Chard of New York were arrested by federal inspectors and detained on Angel Island. Carter had arrived from Hong Kong aboard the Magnolia. Chard said she came to meet her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
St. Francis
J. Ward Carter
London
J. W. Chard
New York
Angel Island
Dr Hartman Explains Systemic Catarrh and Peruna Remedy
A letter to Dr Hartman describes systemic catarrh as a whole‑body poisoning from blocked mucus. He credits the term to himself and promotes Peruna and Katar-no as cures, noting typhoid season prevalence and urging letters to the Katar-no Company for availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hartman
Doctor Hartman
Pernna
Columbus
Ohio
Peru
Katar-no
British Subject Deported Over Aliens Law At Angel Island
Mrs Carter protests a U S deportation of her daughter under the alien exclusion law. Chief Inspector Ainsworth says the daughter admitted her conduct and must travel to London by another route. Mrs Chard the mother is to be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
United States
Atlanta Woman Dies After Starvation Noted
Mrs. Anna Trieb, 72, found unconscious in a vacant Atlanta building, died in a local hospital. Doctors attributed death to starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Anna Trieb
Missing Woman Declares Poisoning After Disappearance
A woman reported missing for two weeks stated in a conscious moment that she had been poisoned and was lying helpless in an empty building for three weeks. Physicians found no poison.
Shriners Parade in Montgomery Opens State Capital Visit
Shriners arrived in Montgomery with 300 visitors from across Alabama. Fifty novices were initiated into their mysteries as a parade and a camel featuring daylong events drew crowds. A Gay-Tea Hotel rally preceded the procession and a banquet for 350 capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomers
Dla
Montgomery
Alabama
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Butterick Patterns and Publications
Sanna
Harvard Mills Underwear
Ecru
Bill More
Hammel
Washington
Tennessee
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
al Kaufman
California
Richmond
W. B. Bell
Owensboro
Bell
Middletown
J. F. Gelson
Moberley
William J. Stone
Milton
Boston
Navy
George P. Graham
Dominion of Canada
Canadian Club
Graham
Hill, N. H
George A. Sumner
Mr. Sumner
Spokane
Wash
New Hampshire
National Grange
National Grande
Manchester
Panama
Henry L. Stimson
Helen Taft
Stimson
Congressional Committee
Hicago
Albert ©. Jones
Jack Johnson
Hazleton
Ind
James F. Murphy
Philadelphia
Mark
Benediti
Maga
California Institution
Shriners
Colums
Willis
Percy
Jewelers
Dauphin
West
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