Wife Holds Revolver In Bethesda Assault Case
Edward Bradley, once Montgomery County deputy, is jailed after Mrs. Rose Porter reports an assault near Twenty fifth Street and Massachussetts Avenue northwest. Porter, injured, claims two men were involved. Bradley admits being with her but denies committing the attack.
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Rose Porter
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Bethesda
Montgomery County
Ross Porter
Twenty-fifth Street
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Lyoning
Charles Davie
Wendell Mansion
Polles
Worm
Nishole
Masesechusetta Averime
Davis
Central Office
Howiett
Grant
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Washington
Mervin Counselman
Mfilsen
800 Singers for America: Vienna Men’s Choir Sail for U S
Eight hundred members of the Vienna Maennergesang Verein depart for Genoa aboard the Oceana to sail to the United States. Conductors Kremser and Herberger lead the party. A crowd at the station cheered as speeches wished the singers a pleasant voyage and safe return. The group will perform in New York Philadelphia Boston and other cities.
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WAM
Vienna
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Herberger
Genoa
Antion
Oceana
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Elewhere
Fast Train Derailed At Wooga Hill Pennsylvania
An Allegheny division fast express No 61 derailed near Wooga Hill, ninety six miles north of Pittsburg, today causing track blockage until nine pm. Engine gear dropping before pony trucks is blamed though no injuries are reported. Columbus official dies after collapsing during a telephone call. King Victor Emmanuel witnesses Roma cruiser launch. Thousand tourists attend Juarez bull and horse killing in Texas. May 5 date announced for Washington vocational contest awards.
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Allegheny
Panneplyania Railroad
Wooga Hill
Buffalo
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el Faso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Washington FP
Sunday Post
Attempt to Wreck Flyer Sparks Cleveland Rail Probe
Special to The Weekington Pont from Cleveland Ohio reports an attempted wreck of the Pennsylvania flyer due at 6 25 pm from Pittsburgh A two foot rail section was blown out by dynamite but a track walker found the damage and signaled to stop the train A repair crew was sent and the incident caused consternation as officials investigated.
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Pittaborg
Bedford
Hamilton
Girl Accuses Teacher in Clermont County Assault Case
Fern Corbin, aged fourteen, accuses Clarence Meeker, 23, superintendent of Moomroa township schools, of criminal assault in a Clermont County schoolroom after dismissal. A grand jury indicted Meeker. he resigns as the case stirs local educational and social circles. Corbin is related to Gen Henry Corbin. Meeker’s supporters claim notoriety-seeking motive.
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Washington Post
Batavia
Otto
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Clarence Meeker
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Clermont County
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County Institute
Atar Hulington
Meeker
Evelyn Thaw
Thaw
Willsin P. Corbin
Henry ©. Corbin
Regular
Merker
County Physician Mills Dies By Self Inflicted Cut
Newark April 24. County Physician Mills of Mills committed death by his own action in his office after luncheon with his mother and sisters. He cut his throat with a scalpel and was dead when family entered. Believed mentally irresponsible, 36, unmarried. Had been in poor health and melancholia, appointed six weeks earlier but not actively on duty due to health.
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Molan Andrew
Aig
Newspapers Hold Mixed Views On Imperial Conference Progress
London-April 22 Nearly all London morning papers express satisfaction with early results of the colonial conference while Britain’s imperialists lament the lack of a formal executive and council. The Morning Post blasts concessions as tying the empire to the colonial office, praising Alfred Deakin’s leadership and criticizing Laurier and Botha. The Daily Mail notes rough proceedings and a near revolt over ministerial exclusion, reporting ministers now participate as the result of pressure.
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England
Rain Prayer Rains Through Parched Cuba Amid Forest Fires
In Bayana on April 1 1 prayers were offered in all churches for rain. six months without rain has left cattle dying and forests burning across the island. Also reported is the murder of a Rostov official in Russia and a New York boot and shoe exhibit by Alfred J. Cammeyer promising up to date footwear for men women and children.
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English minister Aked assumes pastorate at Fifth Avenue Church
New York April 21 Rev Dr Charles F Aked former Pembroke Chapel Liverpool pastor joins Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in Manhattan in a sermon framed as a message to the American people He declares a broad ministry unbound by sect and envisions a nation saved through a world of politics and Christian reconciliation Rockefeller Jr listed among attendees and supporters while Aked cites global duty and moral renewal as he takes up his new post
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Charlen F. Aked
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Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
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England
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Tohn D. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller, Jr
Roosevelt
Ministry of Reconciliation
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Pacific
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Ilvestan
Pia
Kansas City
Lilite
Ark
Fa Marquette
Mick
Metmphin
Tenna
Fyttsburg
Lees City
Utalerss
St Louis
Bonjaetela
Vielaburs
Weather Forecast Readings For Texas Panhandle And Gulf Coast
Weather bulletin reports generally fair conditions with rising temperatures across the Texas Panhandle and Northern New Mexico, while Gulf and South Atlantic states may see rain. Normalizing temperatures expected east of the Mississippi by Tuesday, with coastal winds varying from fresh to brisk on different shores.
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Gulf Coast
Distress over Marvin boy lookalike in Gloversville case
Miles Standish, kin of Dr H M Marvin of Dover Del, arrived in Gloversville to view Horace Marvin lookalike held on kidnapping suspicions. He noted differences in scars, teeth, and hair and wired Dr Marvin urging detectives to pursue organized complicity. Detective Murphy traced leads to Mechanicsville and Dover before reporting closer to home.
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Miles Standish
H. M. Marvin
Dover
Del
Horace Marvin
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Marvin
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Uny
Chief Smith
P28
Bia Sigat
Allens
Wor Sance
Standish
Chitare
Horace
Murphy
Saratoga County
Mechanicsville
Barber
Sfe Chanicsville
Allen
Catskill
Stendise
Bfarvin
Kent County Court
Coar
Delaware Bay
Two Die in Double Wreck Near Woodlawn, Birmingham
At an early hour a double collision on the Southern Railway east of Woodlawn Birmingham left two men dead and several injured. Fireman Cal B Harris and brakeman Tom Geverly perished aboard a wrecking trolley while engineer James Wages and others suffered injuries. The wreck occurred as a freight train with a dead engine rear approached a block signal and collided with the fast passenger, sending cars crashing across the canthoumb and piling into the wreckers en route to Hefita.
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Alu
Southern Railway
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Harris
Tom Geverly
Jumeu Wages
Atlante
Wkult
Xoratahoi
Thomas Pownall
Noat
Canthoumb
Seoul
Hefita
Justice vs Money Mania in Legal Ethics Sermon
Justice Davis Brower of the Supreme Court urged lawyers not to turn courts into arenas for intellectual sparring while staying within the law. He warned against “money mad” behavior of those who exploit legal edge to profit, noting a contrast between personal kindness and business moral compromises.
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New York
Justica Davis J Brower
United States Supreme Cent
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Ethical Culture Society
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Supreme Court
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Commel
Jailed for Gambling Under New Town Law Denies Bail
Paso Texas April 2 four prominent young men were arrested for gambling under a new drastic law making gambling a felony with two to four years in prison. Accused will remain jailed until indictment by the grand jury due to the new bail rule. One man, Col. 1, 8. Brown, is confined in his Sterling apartment. the physician says his patient is in critical condition but stable for now.
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HE Paso
Tex
Tha Land
Chasay
Sue Wae Eco
Brown
Sterling
Child Starves to Death Near Lansford Mine
Temagua April 11 John Sabel six years old who disappeared from Hauto a week ago was found beside a mine bronca on Lansford Mountain. The body shows he had been dead for at least four days and it is believed he wandered away and died of hunger and exhaustion. Reported he was enticed away by strangers.
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John Sabel
Hauto
Ocean Steamers Arrivals and Departures Listed
Movements of ocean steamers show ARTIVED from Liverpool to New York and Southampton to New York. SATLED Waples-Crtic and Finsme-Carpathis bound for New York. Mortie Columba and Anne AAtonN-Lucanta also sailing for New York.
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Liverpool
Southampton
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Finsme
Carpathis
Mortie Columba
Anne Aatonn
Lucanta
Man Held Up by Soldiers on Twelfth Street
Edger Kenny of 778 Harvard Street Northwest was robbed just after 11 PM on Twelfth Street between Fairmont and Girard. Two khaki clad soldiers restrained him, tied a bandanna over his eyes, and escaped with $16.27 and two five dollar bills from his pocketbook. detectives Green and Evans investigated the case, noting the assailants were stocky, likely young men, with one possibly a non commissioned officer.
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Fairmont
Girard Streets
Kenny
Twelfth Street
Green
Tenth Precinct
Evans
Question to Be Faced About Race and Citizenship
A speech argues the United States faces a race and assimilation crisis. It warns against intermarriage and urges making immigrant groups into “good Americans” by Christianizing them. The piece frames the issue as a national question about social order and sovereignty of law.
Filipinos for Jamestown Reach Frisco for Expo
One hundred Filipinos en route to the Jamestown Exposition arrive in Frisco from the Philippines on April 21. Three civilized tribes and three savage tribes are represented. Survivors of Mount Dajo battle and Prince Sangaluna, heir of Datto Ali, travel with the group. Included are five slaves. Leaders say the Filipinos are under We AL Sutherland and will depart eastward tomorrow.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Jamestown Exposition
Philippines
Mount Dajo
Sangaluna
Gon
Datto Ali
Mores
Cos
East
Stranger Dies Suddenly At Twelfth and G Streets
A well dressed man about 65 collapsed from heart failure yesterday afternoon near 4 pm at the Twelfth and G northwest intersection after a 15 minute talk with Michael Soria a Brennan Construction watchman. The body was sent to the morgue as police sought identity. watch and chain found with no inscription and $8 in cash. Two sons later identified no one.
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Brennan Construction Company
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