Orme Pursues Hidden Papers In Night Boat Chase
In Chicago a man named Robert Orme saves a girl in a black car from a traffic jam and learns she seeks papers stolen from her father. Japanese and South American antagonists pursue the documents as Orme maneuvers with Porter the lifeguard to recover the papers, facing danger, loyalty, and a climactic sea chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Orme
State Street
Tom
Bessie Wallingham
Pere Marquette
Arradale
Senor Poritol
Orme
Portol
Senor Alcatrante
Alcantrante
Tone
Lincoln Park
Alcatrante
Maku
University Prusads
Evanston
Charaiat VI
Porter
Muku
Mr. Orme
Davis Street Pier
Lebut
Davis Street
Sheridan Road
Plot to Kill the Emperor Reported by Tokio Hochi
News digest cites Tokyo report of a plot to assassinate the emperor with multiple arrests. Italy reports eight deaths from cholera and 10 new cases while Kobe, Japan, sees cases. A head on interurban collision near Bluffton Indiana kills 42 and injures seven, and political figures defend or reflect on tariff law and primary defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio Hochi
Italy
Kobe
Japan
Bluffton
Ind
Joseph G. Cannon
Danville
Ill
Egyptian congress chief denounces Roosevelt in Brussels
Mohammed Bey Ferid, head of Egypt’s national congress, charges Roosevelt with dishonoring Egypt on its soil during a Brussels session. Three hundred thousand German metal workers face possible lockout if shipbuilding strike lasts past October 1. Senator Burton, after meeting Taft, says he will back Harding for governor. New York Commissioner Baker tells grand jury the Gaynor order ending plain clothes police caused open disorder cited by Acting Mayor Mitchell. Chanler revokes power of attorney in Mme Carvalho’s ante-nuptial agreement.
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Mohammed Bey Ferid
Egyptian National Congress
Brussels
Theodore Roosevelt
Egypt
Taft
Cincinnati
Burton
Harding
Baker
New York City
Grand Jury
Gaynor
Mitchell
Chanler
Mme Carvalieri
Multiple World Events Tied to War Strikes and Disasters
A roundup of incidents and developments includes Germany’s strikes risking 700,000 idle workers, Ballinger denying cabinet plans, deadly automobile crashes near New Orleans, Bobby Leach’s Niagara Barrel plunge, milk can enforcement in New York, a French aeronaut’s death, Paris Times backing Panama fortifications, Africa airship plans, a 1800 Washington book found in Kalamazoo, and Taft and cabinet members arriving in Washington.
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Jerome A. Quay
United States
Florence
Germany
Ballinger
Washington
Canal
New Orleans
Bobby Leach
Niagara Falls
New York State
New York City
M. Poillot
Charles
Temps
Paris
America
Panama Canal
Saigon
Kalamazoo
Mich
Taft
Knox
MacVeagh
Wilson
Crippen Found Guilty in Wife Murder Case
Coroner's jury convicts Dr Hawley H Crippen for the death of his wife Belle Elmore on hyoscine poisoning. The report notes the trial of Governor Haskell in Oklahoma begins at McAlester. A Beverly streetcar conductor is killed when struck by a car. occupants escape. John A Dix denies seeking the gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Haskell
Oklahoma
Muskogee
McAlester
Beverly
Mass
John A. Dix
Democratic State Committee
Berlin Strikers Face Severe Police Action
Hundreds injured in Moabit as police crackdown on strikers. Women play a significant role in attacks on officers amid the unrest.
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Walt
Hei
News of the World
Globe
Berlin
Moabit
Naples
Palermo
Leghorn
Turin
James Creelman
Creelman
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