Police Captain Walsh Plots Graft Testimony to Higher Ups
New York: Captain Walsh, accused by Patrolman Fox of taking graft for five years, confesses to District Attorney Whitman. Walsh says two higher officers in the police department shared Fox’s bribes. his wife pleads for mercy as justice presses. Whitman to summon a police inspector as grand jury indictments loom.
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Thomas W. Walsi
Eugene Fox
Whitman
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Wales
Criminal Courts
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Jones
Supreme Court
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Gulf
F Ox
Tomorr
Poat Want Ads Free in The Post Classifieds
Local classified columns in The Post advertise free want ads with no charge for advertising space. Readers are urged to use the column to secure results and reach eager buyers or sellers.
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Ptoat
Assails American Envoys In Havana Disorder
The Cuban newspaper Cuba accuses American Minister Arthur M. Beaupre and Secretary Hugh Gibson of engineering protest notes for personal gain. It cites bank gains and remittances tied to their actions tied to Enrique Maza, jailed for attacking Gibson last July, and notes past expulsion of Cuba’s editor and business manager.
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Cuba
Arthur M. Beaupre
Legation
Hugh
Gibson
Cubon
Washington
Beaupre
Spain
Gomez
Enrique Maza
Rochester riot turns deadly as shopkeeper fires on crowd
Val entine Sauter, proprietor of a Rochester clothing shop, fired one shell from a shotgun into a protesting crowd of garment workers. A 17 year old striker Ida Braeman was killed and several others injured as stones were thrown. Sauter was arrested on murder charges as police prepared further arrests for rioting. A mediation effort and a Newark settlement attempt were noted as others sought to resolve the wider strike.
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Rochester
Garment
New York
Heston
Valentine Sauter
Xitt
Ida Braeman
Sauter
An Wfert
Sauter Fred
Miss Braeman
Iman
James McManus
State Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration
Newark
Murdered French justice official linked to Bonnot gang
Edouard Peltier a high official in the French justice department was found strangled in his Paris home. A nurse tending him was also killed with an ax. Police link the double murder to the Bonnot gang and an automobile bandit ring. About $1000 was stolen.
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Paris
Edouard Peltier
Department of Justice
Peltier
Bureau of Pardons
Ministry of Justice
Bonnot
Turks in Battles Is Key to Constantinople
London reports Bulgarian focus on Adrianople bombardment and Gallipoli assault aimed at opening the Dardanelles. Greek navy supports the Gallipoli push while Monastir remnants seize Koritza. Turkish finances collapse as crown jewels and treasury bonds are floated amid wartime misery.
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Monastir
Porte
London
Adrianople
Gallipoli
Sofia
Tchatalja
Constantinople
Gulf of
Saros
The
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Koritza
Dremier
M. Venizelos
Turkey
Egypt
India
Athens
Janina
War Office
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Panse
Tehatalja
Parcel post tale from Westinghouse grip mishap
A Westinghouse Electric representative recounts shipping a grip from Pittsburgh by parcel post, only to receive it back as a letter with 64 cents postage due. The man laments the costly mistake and jokes about the trunk and extra charges he could have faced.
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Washington Post
New York
Parcel Post
Westinghouse Electric Company
Pittsburgh
Three Wives Plead For Him In Bigamy Sentencing
New York reports Isidore Steinberg sentenced to a year and a half in prison after admitting two wives and presenting a third in court. The three wives testified with dramatic questions to the judge as one noted she and the others rival each other at Hester, Cannon, and Rutgers streets.
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New York
Isidore Steinberg
Steinberg
Russia
Stenberg
Isidor
Attempt to Kill Ruler in El Salvador Conspiracy Unfolds
An assassination attempt on Salvadoran President Manuel H. Araujo wounded him but not seriously. A Guatemalan leader named Virgidlo Mulatillo, newly arrived, confessed the plot originated in Guatemala City and he was sent to San Salvador to execute it. Julian Effinge, "The Fascinating Widow," is noted in the item.
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San Salvador
Salvador
Manuel H. Araujo
Virgidlo Mulatillo
Muratillo
Araujo
Guatemala City
Colorado Senate talks on women drinking rate
Senator John Hecker of Denver claimed that twenty women to one man in Denver drink intoxicating liquor and drink more than men. Senator Helen King Robinson denounced the Washington quote as insulting to Colorado women and threatened to move Hecker’s expulsion if repeated.
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Colo
Fel
Colorado Senate
John Hecker
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Washington
Hecker
Robinson
Senate
Dog brain graft attempt at University Hospital
In Ann Arbor on February 6, surgeons at University Hospital performed a pioneering operation transferring a dog's brain into a man's skull to treat a brain abscess. W A Smith of Kalamazoo had the diseased brain portion removed and replaced with the canine brain. he rested comfortably and was said to have a good chance at recovery.
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Mich
University Hospital
W. A Gmith
Kalamazoo
Smith
Vas Sar toboggan tragedy narrows to ice and rescue
Five Vas sar students tumbled onto an artificial pond at Vassar. Elizabeth B. Mylod of Poughkeepsie drowned as others were rescued after cries for help were heard by Prof. George B. Shattuck. Miss Phebe Briggs of Sacramento and Laura Reimer Kingston aided a third girl to shore.
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Phebe Briggs
Sacramento
Poughkeepsie
Elizabeth B. Mylod
Toboggap, “Bealdes- Mige’Mylod, Were’ Myra’ Hurst, of New Hamburg, N. v
Mile Dred Keniston
Cambridge, Mass
Laura Reimer
Kingston, N
Anna J. Oldham
Cleveland
Ohio
Sunset Hill
George B. Shattuck
Cal
Mylod
John J. Mylod
Suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst Sentenced to Two Weeks
In London Bow Street court Sylvia Pankhurst was sentenced to two weeks imprisonment or a 10 fine for taking part in the January 28 raid on the House of Commons. She proclaimed as she left the court that she will not serve the sentence.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Dundee
Scotland
Asquith
London
Bow Street
House of Commons
Flora Drummond
Miss Pankhurst
Steel Strike Ends at Rankin and Braddock Plants
Pittsburgh area strike at American Steel and Wire Company plants ends as national AFL organizer Thomas Flynn urges remaining workers to return. Desertions leave under 200 still on strike. Flynn says skilled workers quitting undermined the action.
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Pittsburgh
Rankin and Braddock
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Corporation
Thomas Flynn
Mystery of the Deep Echoes Marie Celeste Case
A British tank steamer Roumanian, off Newport News on February 5, recued the Norwegian bark Remittent adrift near the Azores after her crew vanished during a gale. The Remittent, once manned, drifted for days with water and stores intact but no clue to its crew. The Roumanian abandoned the prize as father seas rose, leaving the fate of both crews unknown.
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Claridge
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Clartige
Torgersen
Rilo Grande Do Sul
Livernoal
Helen Keller Declares Love for Music and Flowers
New York February 5 Miss Helen Keller the deaf and blind woman entertained at the Astor Hotel declaring she could dance and turkey trot and loved music in her own deaf way. She said she could waltz with Donald Brian and if she had as much practice and paid she could waltz better.
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Helen Keller
Washington Post
New York
Flowers
Helen ¥eNer
Astor Hotel
Donald Brian
Five Delaware? sinks with towboat Monarch sinking
Five men aboard the sowboat Monarch owned by Belzoni Lumber Co were drowned when the vessel sank Monday night in Tchula Lake near Wickspire Mississippi. Information came tonight to Superintendent Herris of Houston Lumber Co.
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Belzoni Lumber Company
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Houston Lumber Company
New York Police Graft and riot deaths headline index
Index to today's issue lists items across pages including Bates New York Police Graft, Girl Striker Killed in Riot, Turks in Three Battles, Vassar Student Drowned, Mystery of the Deep Sea, Former Senator Foraker Bunkeed, Defense of F O Beach, plus society and sports notes, insurance, and upcoming events.
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Foraker Bunkeed
F. O. Beach
Senate
Redfield
Bradley Martin
London
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Harvester Company
Central High
Castro to dine with Sulzer in Albany visit
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela accepted an invitation to lunch with Governor Sulzer in Albany tomorrow. He will travel to be in New York Friday for the habeas corpus writ argument.
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New York
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Gov. Sulzer
Albany
Foraker Is Bunkoed in Envelope Scam
Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker fell victim in New York to a con man posing to exchange small bills for larger denominations. He handed over $90 in gold notes and a $10 bill, then trusted the man with a sealed envelope that contained only tissue paper. A trained associate, George F. Deisler, opened the envelope to confirm the fraud, leaving Foraker and Deisler to hurry to the train with no time to investigate.
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Washington Post
New York
Joseph B. Foraker
Cincinnati
Pestral
Abe
Toledo Railway and Light Company
Washington
Jon
Senator Foraker
Mr. Foraker
George F. Deisler
Deisler
Deisier
Waldorf- Astoria
Loth
Battles With Mad Cat Endangers Child In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on February 3 Harry Ewalt of Hematead tried to save his three year old niece from a maddened family cat. The cat felled Ewalt, inflicting severe cuts to his face neck and arms before he finally overpowered the animal. The Maltese cat had long been the family pet and attacked the girl during the struggle. The assailant was aided by Ewalt who after a desperate fight managed to seize the cat by the neck and drag it away. He then struck the animal on the head to end the threat.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Shealt
Hematead
Ewalt
Agsein
Ewak
Exwalt
Beach Family
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Defense of Beach Grewsome Test Is Made
Frederick C Beach plans to testify in his assault trial as his wife follows. The defense disputes the state's blood evidence from a jeweled knife used in the alleged attack in February at the Beach winter home yard. Expert witnesses discuss whether blood traces exist and if a blade could have been broken by a blow, with Dr Hartridge and Dr Oertell offering competing opinions.
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Masting’ Wyman,‘ Jr
Giles
Augusta
C. D. Partridge
University of Georgia
Columbia
D. C
Boykin Mims
Mims
Hartridge
Sweenen
T. F. Oertell
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