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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1919

Page

5

Signature on Bank Book Stub Cited in Chinese Suspects Case

Maj Pullman details handwriting tests linking signatures including T. T. Wong on a bank book stub and Wan’s photo on a check for 40 dollars. He and police argue the trio’s actions align with a murder motive at the mission house, with Wan described as a well educated chemist and Wan as a sick pampered sportsman. Investigations note they had only 41 dollars in the bank and theory centers on robbery as motive.

Xalesian Mai Pullman Wan Wan Mission House Maj. Pollman Devetail Pance Maj. Pullman Maj Pullman Van China Pullman

Police recount in Wan and Wan arrest case

Police emphasize Wan forged Dr Wong's name on a 5000 dollar check and place the two Wan suspects at the murder site and hotel rooms. Bank staff and passengers identify Wan as the check presenter and the chauffeur as the taxi driver. Prosecutors plan to hold back evidence until trial.

Roosevelt remembered as the great American figure

Fifteen thousand attended services for Col. Theodore Roosevelt at Convention Hall Chicago with Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood delivering a sweeping eulogy. Wood praised Roosevelt as fearless, candid, and a leader who melded wisdom with action across war and peace and urged Americans to carry his torch. Other tributes came from Hughes Depew Beveridge and notable figures in New York and Chicago while Chicago governors lauded Roosevelt's leadership and social reforms.

Kansas City Theodore Roosevelt Leonard Wood Rough Rider Roosevelt Sorbonne Col. Roosevelt Gen. Wood United States France Flanders America Abraham Lincoln New York Theodore Roogavelt Charles H. Hughes Republican Club Hughes Chauncey M. Depew Twenty-third Street Y. M. GA Lincoln Albert J. Beveridge Indiana Academy of Music Brooklyn Chicago Fem Rarymond Robina Frank ©. Lowden Illinois Henry J. Alen Kansas Edward F. Dunne Illneis Jane Addams

Memorial observances mark Roosevelt tribute in Philadelphia

Edgar A Bancroft notes Philadelphia joins the nation in honoring Theodore Roosevelt with special memorial services. Gouvernor Sproul and other leaders eulogize the late president at a large meeting in the Metropolitan Opera House amid widespread church services and public gatherings.

Philadelphia Theodore Roosevelt Pennsylvania Metropolitan Opera House

Aid to captives: Red Cross to aid Russian POW relief

The American Red Cross has formed a commission to work with the interallied body for feeding care and repatriation of Russian prisoners in Germany. Maj. Carl Taylor will inspect over 200 camps as death and releases reduce the POW tally to about 859,000 amid severe malnutrition and poor sanitary conditions.

Pershing American Red Cross Germany Berlin Carl Taylor Red Cross Maj Taylor Red Crosa America Copenhagen England United States Navy Switzerland Red Crosse

Socialist Cure Predicted Amid Unemployment Crisis

Charles Kruse warned socialism as the only solution to unemployment at a Washington Secular League meeting. He criticized Congress as serving a “master class” while arguing the crisis will worsen with returning soldiers, causing starvation and upheaval. The event drew about 260 attendees.

United States Charles Syruse International Associiation of Migratory Workers of the World Washington Secular League Pythian Temple Krase Nin Marshall Creed

Solution of the Chinese Murder Mystery By Maj Pullman

Maj Pullman details a Washington DC police investigation into a high profile Chinese murder case. He credits Inspector Grant Detective Burlingame Kelly and six officers for hard questioning, notes cooperation from Chinese community and Dewey Hotel proprietor Frank Fenwick, and praises patience and efficiency in solving the alibi and handwriting evidence on a bank check.

Maj. Pullman Inspector Grant Turinigeme Kelly Tam Washington Frank P Fenwick Dewey Hotel Friends of Popalbie Io Burlingame Hus Nlock

City police revoke fire stop rules on streetcar lines

District of Columbia commissioners order abolishing fire stops along numerous streetcar lines including 7th, 8th, 9th, 11th, 14th, 25th and 26th streets with stops at G and K streets N W and other avenues. Effective February 15 1919 the amended regulation removes fire stopping at specified crossings and routes citywide per the listed streetcar lines and streets. Led by Commissioners Brown Ow G Gardiner Kutz with city authorities enacting the change.

Office OF the Commissioners of the District of Columbia Washington K Streets I Ang New York Avenue S. W G Street N M Streate N. W Potomac Avenue S K and R Streets Park Road N. W K Street N. W K Street N. Wy F Street 3D Street Ath Street N. W Florida Avenue Q and A Quincy Place Georgia Avenue Park Road Barry Place New Jersey Louis Brownow Gwynn Gardiner Cena Kutz Gommigglon

Bolshevik Threat Stirs Polis Theater Meeting Claims

Kruse and others warned of imminent bolshevism in America linked to unemployment and unrest. Speakers accused Williams and Bryant of bolshevik propaganda, and Julian Pierce argued socialism aims to end U S capitalism, calling for a nonviolent mental revolution despite jailings and hostile crowd reactions.

Sherman Polis Theater Russia America Kruse Ares United States Julian Pierce Chatrela

Socialists End Sessions in Berne Meeting

The social at and trade union conferences will wrap up tomorrow with a commission to negotiate with the Paris peace conference. Ramsey Macdonald told the trade union gathering that British unions back autonomy for India and Egypt and Irish home rule. Tomasso of Argentina urged constitutional measures to redress monetary inequalities affecting workers.

Berne Ramsey Macdonald India Egypt Tomasso Argentina

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