Morse on return as Morse files to face banking probe
New York dispatch reports President Roosevelt showing interest in the federal grand jury inquiry into the Morse banking case. Charles W Morse plans to return to New York aboard the Campania after urgent cables urged quick action, with Attorney General and others weighing possible irregularities in the two 200000 dollar notes discounted by Morse for Judge Morgan J O'Brien. Schwab defends Morse, saying he believes Morse will recover and repay debts, while Morse’s counsel, Mr Boardman, refuses to comment.
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Golden Cross Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The Grand Commandery of the Unite Order of the Golden Crogs marks its 25th anniversary at Pythian Temple with a musical and literary program. Over 500 attendees heard Grand Commander R. E. Harvey welcome and Andrew Wilson speak, with performances by Mrs. Packard, Miss Kibbey, William Beck, Mrs. Hersy, Gerald Welkert, Kata Bile, Marguerite Allen, Ritchey, Linebach, and M. Kahn. The Nordica Club, led by Walter T. Holt, presented multiple stringed numbers.
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Korea Opens to World by 1880 Treaty
State Department records note Korea opened to the world through a 1880 treaty negotiated by Rear Admiral R W Shufeldt with China’s Li Hung Chang. The article corrects misattributions about naval founders and references figures tied to the era and region.
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Transfers for eighth grade to white high and manual schools
Announced transfers list eighth grade students to Central High School Eastern High School McKinly Training School Business High School and others with many names across divisions and schools. The sixth division transfers will occur early this week to Central High School and Willam Groom Retecwz Applestein among others.
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Six Held as Black Hands Threaten Sewickley Heights Residents
Six Mattans arrested in connection with Black Hand robberies targeting wealthy residents of Sewickley Heights, a Pittsburgh suburb. Two foreigners, known to authorities, were held in jail. four others were refused bail. Singar, an artist among those threatened, closed his Sewickley home and moved to Pittsburgh.
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