Undone by His Witnesses German Snyder’s Army Forcings
German Snyder charged with espionage and forced to appear by United States army witnesses. Local detachment reports missteps by authorities and court actions. A chaotic sequence follows with arrests and accusations tied to the German spy case. Civil and military officials clash over procedures and guilt. Witnesses challenge claims as the case moves toward further hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decuth
Snyder
United States Army
Viticere
Barsel
Groces
Lott
Byringiett
Eno
Elant
Spyder
Gropiel
Robbed on Auto in New York Crime Plot
In New York on August 22 three suspects including Lawrence Heer a seventeen year old chauffeur from Arverne and Thomas McHugh are linked to a purse snatching while an eleven to twelve year old Henry Himoyed Jr aided the scheme. The car thief and accomplices were questioned after the incident at a police station and Heer was invited to ride in the automobile. The money and a cigar case were left behind but the driver and helpers faced arrest after investigators questioned the witnesses and analyzed the events at the Simon house where more details emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allsget Pomna Harwyn
Pkadin
Siebaay
Lawrence Heer
Scheuser
Wmubleman
Thormas McHaeh
Pocket Police Court
Maivraty Healy
Wien
Himmel
Phattle
Saskin
Paul
Bartus
Dany Fey
Peters
Careless dog catcher near residences noted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a careless dog catcher near homes, with unclear details and scattered phrases about behavior and a request for attention. Names, places, and concrete actions are not legible, leaving a partially readable record of a local issue.
Fragmentary local notice with unclear dates and names
The readable fragments mention opponents and actions but lack coherent details or context. No clear events, dates, or organizations can be identified, leaving only partial phrases.
Strikers Parade Looms After Mine Fight Over Labor Walkout
Five workers reportedly quit the Star Cim plant and joined the Strikers, claiming a major victory as engineers and other staff walked out. Management denied desertions, while Major Flack of Mineesport hinted at summoned action in New York. A parade permit enabled the Strikers to march through central streets with brass bands, aiming to rally support and pressure unions for better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittabune
Star Cimplete Rai
Rbks
Binekeniith
Ublon
Philidelphia
Hartiebure
Mil
Flack
Mineesport
Tather
Block
New York
Mckersport
Ion
Prinetpal
Xorthern
Tuqueline Hd Homestead
Tiuet
Notting
Henry
Michell
Wenn
Shaefer
Ralph Eastay
Shaffer
Pitt
Mitchel
United Mine Workers
Ual
Westmoreland Senator Codding in Topeka for sessions
State Senator J K Codding of Westmoreland visits Topeka today with Faul Grosser of the tax revision commission. In town also are figures linked to state government including Si B Blebam of White City and Supreme Court members. Local rustling case, probate matters, and election notes color the busy scene as residents prepare for upcoming council races.
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J. K. Codding
Westmoreland
Topeka
Faul Grosser
Dusinew
Si B. Blebam
White Cin
Topeke
Bansax
TH. Ellis
Supreme Era
Tomorme Morninus
Georss W. Moet-ett
Mra
Bob Shelly
Alfred Stone Kent
Hetsiteck
Floyd
Winonw Stone
Iowa
Price
Thorp Bassi Delig
Valle
Fa Tongorn
Roosevelt
Dinca
Rae
Bricks Along College Avenue Pavement Faulty and Low Rails
City engineers report defective brick pavement along College avenue where bricks loosen and ride high on the tracks. Low streetcar rails force contractors to patch joints and may require narrower bricks or higher rails to fix the problem. Officials say the city inspector and paving contractor must remedy the defective work promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Tallus
Amecabe
Atul Abe
Mie
Melus
Rman
Colley Avenue
Addicks Shut Out in Supreme Court Intervention Case
A fragmentary OCR item notes Addicks seeking court intervention and a related matter involving Feerster for a company. The text references Justive OGueman and a predication at trial and mentions weeks tied to an order. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eawerd
Justive
Ogueman le Vio
Supreme Court
Dace
Auricle Remso
Jenbure
Addicks
Trade in Philippine Islands shows gains in imports and exports
A War Department report summarizes seven months ending January showing imports at 17,705,000 and exports at 1,817,000 with increases of 11 percent and 9 percent respectively. Details include country origins, with United States leading imports at 1,477,61 and Asia and Europe contributing other totals, plus notable cotton goods and foodstuffs among imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Angli
Philippines
War Department
Isis
Ned Wit
Gimrtermaster
United States
Asia
Hemp export values show mixed changes in the reporting period
The report notes hemp exports totaling 7,233,155 with an increase of 2,861,000 and a further rise to 1,019,009 in related figures. It mentions declines in other categories and references months ending January 31, outlining shifting commodity values and market movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Emily
Preachers Arrive in London for Methodist Conference
American clergy begin registering for the Methodist World Conference in London at the conference book room on City Road. Bishops Hartzell Hurett Vincent Ham, Wit, and others are expected, with meetings centered at Wesleyan Chapel. Debates will cover Bible criticism Protestantism and temperance. Supplementary meetings follow in provincial towns after the main event.
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New York
London
Noum
Cits
Road
Sai
Tribune
Blehow Hartzell
Africa
Huret, Vincent
Ham- Nitor Wit
Wesleyan Chapel
Yale and Harvard Athletes Ready for British Track Visit
American track figures prepare for an England visit as Yale and Harvard plan a return match against Oxford and Cambridge. Yale managers report strong confidence and discuss changes to the program including two events for Cambridge and adjustments to the high jump standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M.S Freels
Yale
Maerward
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Brooks
Morley’s
J. Tf. Bray
C .N
H.W
Origin of The Pall Mall Gazette in Melburt Buc tale
Frederick Greenwood recalls the origin of The Pall Mall Gazette from a half-book purchase in Melbourne and a plan to create a daily paper blending The Saturday Review with Anti-Jacobin features. He outlines the design, editors, publishers, and key supporters, noting a failed shift in leadership and the death of Parker's son affecting the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Greenwood
London Timex
Pall Mall Gazette
Melburt
Cannine
Saturday Review
Pat Mall
John Parker
West Strand
Bressers
Parker
Arthur Helps
Charles Kingsley
Froude
George Smith
Smith
Color Line in England tensions over hotel racial policy
London papers report American patrons of the St Ermion hotel objecting to black guests. Bishop Gaines of Atlanta and others defend or protest the issue as Americans abroad voice mixed views. An American hotel manager notes widespread sympathy for the stance, while European reactions vary widely.
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New York
Aug. S
London
St Ermion Hotel
Says & Lomion Dispatch
Journal
Advertiver
Bishop Gaines
Atlanta
Bemenieal
Howald
Wit
Arnett
Tanner
Derrick
Paria
Texas
Holland
Beleton
Germany
Italy
Frans T
Mitchell
Oregon
General Groevener
America
Europe
Keere
Great
Brida
América
W. Winfield
Anglo- American Bank of New York
Khim
Ebefofis
Edo
Bishop Ghines
Drcughter
Mustiget Richardson
Mike bin Dos
Rivhuiizon
Tien
United States Headlight Co plans to acquire rivals
New York August 2 United States Headlight company plans to acquire several competitors per the Journal of Commerce. Independent firms include Star Headlight Rochester Leaderhead Claiswler Headlight and Rochester Headlight among others. The group lists interests in Rochester Utica Syracuse Cincinnati and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Headlient Company
Journal of Commerce
Star Headlignt Compatis
Clas Wler Headlight Company
Rochester Headlight Company
Rochester
Dewsner Henlight Company
New York City
Sekverder Hengiight
Evansville
Ind
United
Headight Commony
Utica
Syracuse
Cincinnet
St Louis
Experiments in England Prove Unsuccessful in Motor Nail Service
London August report notes continued failures in experimental motor nail service. The article cites low postal traffic, high costs, and limited public uptake. Telegraph and post office departments report revenue of £1,506,000 against expenditure of £210,000, with unclear figures for new debosited sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Niles Eiligdons
Sar Bordes
Look ing Up Frauds and a Hanging in Baltimore
Report from New York on immigration fraud tracing after officials complete investigation and forward findings to Washington. In Baltimore a Black man, John H Butler, hanged for killing his wife Lavinia in October, with authorities noting prior attempts to stay the sentence. Undertaker’s $1,000 donation linked to the case. Also a note of free vaudeville at Vinewood with a program listed in today’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Aus
Officinia Andi
Washington
Thomas Fritchie
Eres
Baltiovere
John H. Butler
Nere
Bigtler
Lavinia
J. McEntent
North Jefferson Street
Vinewooa
Two Cars Off Track Delays and Rail Disruptions Reported
A morning incident on the Emporia cutoff near Wollsville involved a Santan Fe wrecking train tending to an oil tank and an immigrant cat on the track. A derailment and blockade caused by the sequence left the line obstructed with a number of unspecified bouts, disrupting City wharf coal shipments valued at $275. News briefs reference Western Wael Cin and Kansas Avenue, with notes on a short vaudeville program at Vinewood and various market and livestock updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santan Fe
Wollsville
Emporia
City Wharf
Hawthwestern Wael
Kansas Avenue
Vinewood
Cotton Market News and Wheat Receipts in New York Area
July market notes report cotton sales and prices, with references to traders in New York and Liverpool. The column notes wheat receipts, market activity, and commodity movements, mentioning agents and merchants and indicating typical intercity trade patterns.
Turbulent Stock Market Notes Include Values and Cattle Prices
The report describes fluctuating stock prices, with some gains and losses across sectors. It mentions prominent stocks, commodity prices including butter and sugar, and references to market activity in New York with dates and figures. The piece also notes cattle and produce items along with general market commentary from the era.
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Motor Nail Service
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