Pier case tragedy grips Atlantic City inquest findings
Jane Adams death attributed to a severe brain hemorrhage after a blow near the beach. Suspect William Beyler held for grand jury action as court recesses. County physician Souder testifies, witnesses describe scene, and police pursue leads amid public interest and security measures.
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Souder
Jane Adams
Atlantic City
Brothera
Vier Willan Boyter
Lus Eel
Arvis Seyler
Sontheimer
Woodiat
Pellecator Galdenbere
Willam Hammell
Otorian
Atashe Avenue
Jane Mans
Sapuegret
Nix
Charles Uolmes
John Lumley
Dintertaker
Adams
Biggleton
Oac Harvett
Goldenberg
Uve Adams
Beylera
Seyler
Missouri
Atlantic Avenues
Bullar
Arvis
Jane
Ric Pard
Fanea
Alvis
Beyler’s
Corporations Press Congress to Defer Tax Returns
Nationwide corporations urge delay in filing corporate tax returns to May 1 as a Moon resolution gains House support. Moon expects early committee action and a vote around 3 to 1 in favor, despite constitutional questions and potential changes to the tax law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ft Conaresa
Representative Moon
Pennsylvania
House
United States Supreme Court
Moon
English heiress jailed for fraud and hoax fortune
Violet Gardon Charlesworth and her mother Were Zick were sentenced to five years penal servitude in London for obtaining money under false pretenses by fraudulently claiming Violet was an heiress to a vast estate. The pair collapsed in court. Violet had vanished earlier amid a meteoric high life and a fictitious $2.5 million fortune.
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London
Derby Assine Court
Violet Gardon Charlesworth
Zick
Violet
Penmaenmawr
Wales
Tts
Dick Favors Primary Plan In Ohio Senate Race
Senator Charley Dick writes Walter Brown Toledo chair opposing a proposed fall primary to pick the Republican Senate nominee next winter. The plan would hold the primary with November elections, a compromise rejected by Dick among Ohio GOP leaders. The item mentions Reading Railroad cost cuts and a small stag party at Isaac Jones’s home with several guests.
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Ohio
Charley Dick
Walter Brown
Toledo
Republican State Central Committee
Isaac Jones
Rhode Island Avenue
William E. Annin
Jerome Crowley
Thomas Crowley
Lilchard Lee
Edward McLaughlin
George Weigie
Louis Weigle
Butte Mines Resume After Shutdowns in Four Works
Butte Montana February 2 operations resumed today in four mines and the reduction works will be running full blast within a few days. Mines had been shut recently by a strike of labor which halted production and prompted the restart as labor relations normalize.
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Butte
Mont
Brown Defends Tax Amendment Against Hughes Critique
Nebraska Senator Brown defended the income tax amendment in a Senate address, arguing Governor Hughes and New York’s stance misread the measure. He noted Taft’s alignment with New Jersey’s governor and cited broader support from other governors. The discussion followed a recent dinner of Masonic Mutual Life Association directors.
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Senator Brown
Nebraska
Eee
Senate
Gay. Hughes
New York
Tates
Brown
Gov. Hughes
Taft
New Jersey
Hotels Listings Across Cities From An International Meet
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous guests and hotel entries in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other places. Names include H T Adams J Hurns J W Hubbell and many more with numerous couples and individuals listed alongside hotel names and venues. The text reads as a directory of attendees or visitors rather than a narrative story.
Senate Debates Land, Transit, and Tax Bills in District Session
Senate action covers land acquisition near Connecticut Avenue and Potomac Street area, street widening on Twelfth Street, and transit route changes. Proposals include bans on pandering, licensing taxes for Wild West shows, and a new Broad Branch road plan. Several bills are sent unfavorably to committee, including franchise forfeiture for East Washington Heights, public transit segregation, and pension provisions for firemen.
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Broad Branch Road
Rock Creek Park
Utan Avenue
Northampton Street
Nebraska Avenue
Fliat
East
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bowen Road
Actors Benefit Night At National Theater April 21
Washington hosts a benefit performance to aid the Actors’ Hand of America with proceeds supporting invalid and superannuated actors. A. L. Erlanger chairs the Washington committee, and W. H. Rapley coordinates local plans as major theaters nationwide join the effort alongside the Actors Fund Fair opened by President Taft in New York. EthéI Barrymore is expected to headline. Dr Louis Hamman will lecture on tuberculosis at Johns Hopkins today.
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Lambe Club
Washington
National Theater
Sipilar
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
New Orleans
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Hand of America
W. H. Rapley
National ‘Theater
A. L. Erlanger
Mc. Rapley
Actors Fund Fair
Taft
New York
Ethél. Barrymore
Pinero
Rapley
Louis Hamnan
Johns Hopkins
University
Howard Uiveristy
Former Ambassador Delivers Eulogy on Washington
A former ambassador extols George Washington as a devout Christian, noting his religious upbringing, Episcopal allegiance, and public prayers. The speaker cites Marshall on Washington’s sincere faith and highlights Washington’s role in leading troops with moral courage, keeping religion central to his conduct and leadership.
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Washington
Church of Hoogland
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Gaya
Congredu
Philadelphia
Epiacar Pa
Congress
Episcopal Church
England
George III
Tormar
Quarrat
Uelr
Deakred
Marshall
John Early Destitute in New York Amid Leprosy Controversy
John R. Early a former U S infantryman branded as a leper by Washington health authorities is destitute in New York with wife and two children to support. Dr L Duncan Bulkley says Early is not a leper and urges employment aid while Tillman senator improves and may return home in about three weeks per Dr S H Pickford.
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New York
John R. Early
United States
Washington
L. Duncan Bulkley
Darly
Bulkley
Barly
Tillman
South
Caroling
5. H. Pickford
Peary Reach North Pole Proofs Sought by Naval Committee
The naval committee in the House yesterday pressed for Peary's proofs of reaching the north pole. A subcommittee considered resolutions to reward Peary and asked the Secretary of Commerce and Labor for any official reports or proof. The Senate amendment on army general retirements caused a conference dispute between houses. Brig. Gens. William L. Marshall, Chettes I. Martin, Charles Hodges, Hart D. Thomas, and Daniel H. Brush were named among the five generals affected.
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Peary
North Pole
Naval Committee of the House
Bis
Mr. Peary
Secretary of Commerce and
Uabor
Congress
Senate
Wiliam L. Marshall
Chettes I. Martin
Charles Hodges
Hart D. Thomas
Daniel H. Brush
Army Orders From Lesvos and Miscellaneous Transfers
Army orders detail relieved officers and permissions including Capt Douglas McCanner and Capt Stanley Foss with months of absence and sea duty, Lieut Edward Keyes reassigned to California temporary duty, and Capt Baskette and Lieut Upham assigned to the Philippines. A board of officers meets in Philadelphia to review cotton cloth samples, with several transfers among infantry and medical corps and a deputy quartermaster investigation in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Lesvos
Douglas McCanner
Comet Srifllery Corpa
William J. Westervelt
Ordnante Department
Trentins
Parmington
Lest
Edmond B. Inelshsrt
Intentry
Jay J. Morrow
Corps
of Engineers
Bayond
William P. Fence
Sonst Artillery
Seaba
Cithern
Eliat
Edward A. Keyes
Trreli Eovalry
Alvin
Banicette
Ninth Infantry
Fleet
John 8. Up
Department of Califoraty
Philippines
Amos “W. Kimtall
Albert ©. Felton
Twenty-nith Infantry
Hlde? Lindsley
Wenera
Philadelphia
Toextay
Alexander J. “Macnab
Clante
Newtoi Hleruift
Columbia
Liot
William W. Robinson
Grand Rajfe
Mich
Souke
Charles L. Foster
Medical Corps
Witl
Navy officer transfers and vessel movements items
Orders to naval officers list transfers and duty assignments across shore stations naval yards and staff including Capt W H H Sanderland T F G Becan J Green Crenshaw A Crenshaw C A Jones J F Conners V Baker D L Howard and others plus movement of vessels Paducah Bremerton Port Townsend and other ports. Also water power site withdrawal near Green River Colorado and Senator Smith of Michigan recovering after appendicitis operation.
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W. HH. . Sanderland
Poard
TF. G. Becan
Naval Exartnying
Naval Retiring ‘Board
Navy Yard
Wookington
D. Cc
J. #. Green
Colorado
Seaior
Tito
A Crenshaw
Vlad
Cal
C. A. Jones
Prank
D.C
Signe
A. G.’Grunwell
LF. Shippan
Buffalo
J. C. Evans
Mare Inland
Cal Ghler Gunter Sr
Ward
Etired
Gunther C. W. A. Campbell
Machinist
D. Healy
Sigk
Tian
Wy Department
Wash
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N. J
Jana Adams
William Beyier
Revier
Nontheimer
Serler
Will
William Seyler
Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Cornel’ Alumni Association
Halley's
St. Louie
Howard Wan
Rauaener's
Townsen
Elkins
Wiisioner
Hopes
Jon the de Ternur
Arant bin
Secnp
Han Ou
Foon
Maes
Amontmer
Anacostia River
Gallinger
District Commis Sdoners
United States Senate
District of Columbia
War Department
Nde
Massachusetts Avenue
Benning Bridge
Tower Park
Mr. Moon
Violet Charlesworth
Dick Favors
Reading Railroad
Philadelpha
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Trafic
Prains
Hughes
Masonic Mutual Life Associaton
Ravadier
Henry IK
Simpson
George Gibaon
Henry K. Simpson
William Montgomery
Charles F. Nesbit
John B. Nichols
R. M. Forster
J. J. Darlington
Allience
J. Walter Thitchell
Randin Highlands
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
North
Sherman
Ttia
T. It
Pleece
Wilard
Veimer
Arlington
National
Cold
Jamen
Humes
Raleigh
Graham
Redfern
Wite
Willara
Ebptic House
C H Stareweather
Shoreham
New York City
O. A. Turhill
T. Ro Mullinn
Herry Kublek
A.” Berg
Zane
Kiln
A. Cromwall
N.C
Brigi Unl
Our
Strauss
Fawcett
J. W. Hubbell
National WA
Lath
Hut
Pittsburo
J. McCorken
Cookama
St. Tomas
P. Dua
Birmingham
St James X
Miler Snd
Oakland
Rasalan
Wile Timson
San Pranciece
Winlare
Connecticut
J._W. Machas
J. W
Wile
Bridgeport
Wierd Coronado
A. Boyd
Tenver
St. Jamea
George
Ebbt House
USA
Tate
Wiltocd
B. C. Hames
Atlassit Home
Mainois GR
Trenchart
Deland
Raleiga
Uindiasa Aif Mofment
D. Campah
Middlebora
St. Stis. M
Parsons
Weg Nee
Merivora
Willan
Bitte
Connecticut Avenue
Fuerte
Rome
Bis Crete
Artert
Square 300
Square 328
Twelfth Atrent
Fot 16
Baer
Grandy
Twentieth
Jackson Atreeta
Twentieth Street
Jackson
Kearney
Joe
Play For Actors
Peakes Mae
Tversti
Amer
Madrid
Viena
Europe
America
John Early
House Naval Committee
Nagle
Bill
ARMY
Paducmy
Bhietelés
Marcellus
Mompton
Gerreston
Hremerton
Green River
Colo
Interior Department
Batlinger
Senator Mith
Michigan
AsHyee Ce
Menalfi
W. B. Moses & Sons
F St. Cor
Charles Frohman
John Drew
Bim
Wed
Kian & Erlanger
Victor Herbert
Harry Smith
Lughine
Maud Allan Sted
Ode Alleebuler
Salome
Aioe
Neottal Tickea
Arthur Built
Belasco
Dustin Farnum
Cameo Hibby
Reoth Tarkington
Harry Lada Wilcot
Juesler & CO
Managhes
Preston Gibson
Buss Crage
Cuyler Hastings
Amt
Wcad
Wolf Hopper
Grismer Anneance
Mississippi
Hes
AL Wise
Douglas Fairearis
New York Company
Man Newman’s
Brdttellery
Filery
Italy
E Street
Roosevelt
Africa
Muusuh
Guo
Willard Hold Drewa
ST. Elmo
NEW Lyceum
Pat White
EK Tiger
TH St. and
Park Road
Fourtganth Street
Mear Park Road
Moving Picture Theater
Tor the Benafit of
Cochetersie Memorial Hom Wil Ba
Old Masoniig
Wn.w
Sam Chiv
Stany
Dame Frag
Sid Bradfeg
Sleep
Mehlingis
King
Tye Leonia
I Derran Co
Kitamura
St Gan
Sevrissa Kennedy
Beaumont
Urial Ballet
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Eltis
Cosian
Cauntry
Masonic AU Auditor
Milcha Elman
Solumbia Theater
Fematary
Fricee-Bi
Wilson Tieker Omee
Te Droop
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