The Black Cabinet and the U S Secret Service
A detailed profile of the U S Secret Service under Chief John E Wilkie at the Treasury building. It outlines its origins protecting the president, expanding roles, headquarters gear, salaries, recruitment, and the challenge of keeping agents anonymous.
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John E. Wilkie
United States Secret Ervice
MR. Wilks
Treasury Department
Wilkie
Waldon Falcett
United States Secret Service
Congress
Uncle Saul
Emeress
We Secret Service
Imi Hong
Roosvelt
No Secret Service
Secretary of the Interior
Gros
Serice
Agriculture
Treasury
Secret Service
Ecret Service
Olor Ll Viglanes
Customs Service
Roosevelt
Serjee Tiro
Washington
Joh ~ Wilkie
William Herman Moran
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Reporter Tan Williams III killed by trolley car in South Manchester
Tan Williams III, 47, former San Francisco and Boston reporter and Harvard graduate, was struck and killed by a trolley in South Manchester, Conn. He had taught in the Philippines and worked with the government secret service after college.
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Conn
Tan
WiHam III
San Francisco
Boston
Harvard
Philippines
Government
Secret Service
Thornton Hains on Stand in Annis Killing Case
Thornton J. Hains testified in his own defense in the murder of William B. Annis. He described family tensions and Captain Hains' erratic behavior after Claudia Halos’s letter hinted at a breakup. The cross-examination and details covered General Hains’ reactions and the confession timeline dated June 1.
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Thornton J. Halon
William EB. Annis
Hains
Peter C. Hains
Haine
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William HB. Annis
Billy
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Peter
Boston
Claudia
Mr. McIntyre
Thornton Haine
Captain Hains
McIntyre
Thornton J. Hains
Bie
Frand
Washington
Bay Ridge
Fort Hamilton
Philippines
Thornton Hanna
Annis
Dramatic Testimony in Hains Case Reveals Lawyer Interrogation
Thornton Hains describes his family’s reactions and the sequence of events as Mrs Hains was questioned by lawyer Mr Bennett with Mrs Clausila Hains present. The defendant narrated the interviews and the emotional impact on his brother during the confession process at the fort. A medical ad for Pineules for the kidneys follows.
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Hins
Thornton Hains
Claudia Hains
Bennett
Clausila Hains
General Halon
Cajtain Hains
Captain Haine
Cablegram to Ambassador Griscom on relief funds and fleet
President Roosevelt ordered Coltie and Culgoa to Mesania to deliver $400,000 in relief items including food medical supplies and clothing. Eight battleships head to Italian waters and arrive around January 24. Ambassador Griscom reports a relief committee needs $50,000 for a relief ship and asks Italy for cooperation as the bill becomes law.
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Roosevelt
Bacon
Griscom
Rome
Coltie
Culgoa
Port Said
Mesania
Feo
Suex
Griecom
Congress
State Department
Tala
King Victor Commends Italian Army and Navy
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel issues an order of the day praising heroic Italian soldiers and sailors. He notes efforts to clear wreckage from bombarded sites to prevent epidemics and recover valuables, while American officials assist in Meselina to search for the American consul and his wife.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Major Landis
Meselina
Decision Upholds Gas Company In Eighty Cent Rate
The U S circuit court of New York ruled against the Siloentcas law and favored the Consolidated Gas Company by denying delivery of gas at 80 cents per thousand feet. An appeal followed to the Supreme Court of the United States.
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United States Circuit Court of New York
Consolidated Gas Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Destructive Messina Quake Strands City in Ruins
Report from Messina describes devastation after the quake near the straits. Streets and buildings lie in ruins with debris twenty to thirty feet deep, while rescue efforts by sailors and locals continue. several Americans and foreigners are among the dead or missing, with some visitors saved and hotels partially occupied.
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Lombardia
Scylla
Charybdas
Barber of Messina
Elena Regina
Regina Elena
Mocesgina
Meseina
Stuan
K. Lupton
Meeavid
Uie
John. JH. Ierice
Conwu
Joubert de Robert
Joseph Giuseppe
Vittoria
Blanche Kane
Miss Smith
Trimeria
Reggio
Mesuina
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