Would Disbar Choate and Move for Lehmann Dismissal
New Yorker seeks disbarment of Solicitor General Frederick W Lehmann for unproven misconduct. Charles D Johnson, a New York lawyer, plans to return to file petitions in the New York Supreme Court and the U.S. circuit court asking disbarment or removal.
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New Yorker
Lehmann
Spcial
Washington Post
New York Fed 23
Washington Dispatch
New York
Frederick W Lehmann
Joseph Hwlgate
Charles D John
Itlack
Taft
Fedeal
Fuel Choate
American Lawyers West
James Ro Watts
Supreme Court
Weathern
Choate
Attar
Lenmann Gall
John von I
New York Supreme Court
United States Crewit Court
Raite
Rich youth shot by robbers in the Bronx
A wealthy 4 year old timber magnate's son Frank Barnard junior of Genthal Park West was attacked by two robbers at 10 o clock in the Bronx. He fought back and was shot with the bullet passing through his jaws. His father Henry Barnard was a timber company president. his brother L Barnard is vice president and the family business is Church E Gates Lumber Company.
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New York
Frank Barnard
Henry Barnard
Bronx
Barnard
Jy Genthal Park West
Church E Gates Lumber Company
Hls
L Barnard
Oklahoma Delegation Split At Baltimore Nomination Rift
Oklahoma Democratic convention ends in a split delegation to the Baltimore convention. Roger Galbreath of Tulsa elected national committeeman. Ten delegates at large with half votes named for Clark and Wilson. Harmon’s presidential bid rejected. Compromise ends夜 stormy session after long negotiations among Clark and Wilson factions.
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Oklahoma
Clark
Wilson
Owen
Galbreath
United States
Edett Gwen
John Doo
Harmon
Thomas O' Gore
Scott Kerris
RL Willams
Clank
Champ Clark
Bal Limore
Cigrk
Tragedy at Larchmont Train Tracks
The death of Nic Robelle related to Jamea Ben Al Hagein Leapaber and James B Haggin's horseman in California was ruled an act of self harm after two witnesses say they urged him to jump in front of an express train on the New York New Haven and Hartford line at Larchmont last Saturday night. An inquest is set in the village hall with witnesses Sarah Schivers and Titian Weyman testifying.
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Nic Robelle
Jamea Ben al Hagein Leapaber
Richard P Lounsbery
Bedford Westcheater
Aj Kcumdson
James B Haggin
California
New York New Haven and Hartford
Larchmont
Tivingston
Wiss Sarah Schivers
Titian Weyman
Philadephia
Shivers
Knox Invited Aboard Washington To Visit Colombia
Secretary Knox aboard the cruiser Washington sees a diplomatic push toward Colombia and Central America as Bogotá recalls Minister Ospina and welcomes Knox with a unified Caribbean reception. Knox may alter the itinerary to Colon skipping Jamaica port visits, while Colombian and Caribbean officials express warm support for the mission.
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Palm Beach
Colon
Jamaica
Colombia
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du Bois
Bogota
Knox
Republica
Caribbean
Cartagena
Petett
Foreign Office
Orpina
State Department
United States
Huntington
F Wilson
Allsea
Ospina
Legation
Key West
Ker West
Central America
Caracno
Venezuela
Columbia
West Indies
Suat
Port Antonio
Kingston
Norfolk
Tey West
Navy cruiser parades for Knox party officials visits
The ship’s after deck is reserved for the Knox party with fitted accommodations and frequent receptions for government officials. Officers and crew face a demanding voyage and constant parade as official visitors come and go. The crew embraces the task and aims to reflect credit on the navy and nation.
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Knox
Married for Ninety Nine Years Celebrates Anniversary
Special to Thy Washington Fest New York February 2 Happily married for ninety nine years Mr and Mrs Mathias Shalek of West Lith street will receive congratulations from friends and relatives tomorrow The couple observe Mr Shalek’s ninety ninth birthday and their wedding anniversary Mrs Shalek is fourteen point nine six years old both enjoy good health A reception will be held at the home of their daughter Mrs E J Myers at West Seventy eighth street tomorrow night
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New York
Mathias Shalek
West Lith Street
Shaleks
Shalek
E J Myers
West Seventy Eighth Street
Navy chief pledges two battleships to keep a strong navy
President Taft at Navy League peace meeting defends a two ship annual program, argues for universal peace yet readiness to meet aggression, and cites the Panama Canal as a reason to sustain a robust army and navy. He says economizing on naval strength is wrong until war is abolished and urges Congress to approve two battleships yearly.
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Taft
Navy League
Panama Canal
United States
Patt
Richard Wainwright
Swager Sherley
Charles Francis Adama
Worace Porter
Ilwars Abollahed
Congress
Yarama Canal
Eggs grafting makes white skin grow on injured fingers
A New York Medical Journal article by Dr Russell Bellamy reports using grafted egg tissue to repair damaged fingers. The implants allegedly stimulate growth and produce new, healthier tissue with white upper finger surfaces, demonstrated in photographs of Black patients.
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New York
Russell Bellamy
New York Medical Journal
Bellamy
Medical College of New York University
Hotel Plaza
Washington
Hing
Starving on railroad train en route to Palermo
Tessa, traveling from San Francisco to Newark via transcontinental train, went four days without food after missing dining car services. He could not speak English, delaying help until a physician provided care and a meal. He left San Francisco February 18 and resumed the journey after learning food procurement methods from an interpreter in Joliet.
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Chicago
Pistri
Tessa
San Francisco
Palermo
Tals
Soitet I
Joliet
Newark
Bryan improbable bid for presidency denied in Denver speech
William J Bryan stated tonight he is satisfied another candidate may draw more votes and he will campaign for true Democrats with vigor. He also commented Roosevelt’s Ohio constitutional convention speech as the strongest he has heard, while disapproving some standpatter positions yet finding the address largely progressive.
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Denver
William J Bryan
Behal
Bryan
Roosevelt
Alllia
Dance ends in tragedy at Passaic ball
Catherine Jar, 18, collapsed during a dance with leading orchestra at an East Side Passaic party. She danced repeatedly, then asked to sleep. Mother found her unresponsive at noon. doctor said heart exhaustion from excess dancing likely caused death.
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Washington Post
Passaic N J
Catherine Jardone
Misa Jardhone
Belmonts Take Rabies Caution After Pet Terrier Acting Strangely
August Belmont II his wife and three children sought Pasteur treatment before sailing to South Carolina on February 12 after a terrier in Babylon showed strange behavior. No bite occurred, but precautions were taken due to fear of possible rabies.
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Babylon
August Belmont II
South Carolina
Belmont
Taft and Harvard Leaders Urge Less Focus on Athletics
President Taft and Harvard President Lowell urged universities to curb emphasis on athletics and stress education. Prominent speakers at a WashingtonHarvard Club banquet defended reforms while taft lauded the institution yet mocked the rah rah yells. The event featured Navy Secretary W Cape and lawmakers including Longworth Gardner and Houghton as voices on national university policy.
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Taft
Lowell of
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Taft Taft Taft
Lowell
Secretary of the Navy
Weyer
Heras Hotter
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France
Longworth
Ohio
Gardner
Massachusetts
Percy D Houghton Ead
Bestar
Taft Sadere
Yale
Pye College
Iteek
Harvart
Fale
Teaver College
Lis
Mexican Revolt Grows and Oklahoma Vote Divides
The article reports escalating Mexican revolts alongside a divided Oklahoma vote. It notes Colombia inviting Knox and Navy moves toward peace, with president addressing college activities and a burglar incident involving a child. Also mentions missing woman searches and Roosevelt supporters.
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Colombia
Knoxatt
Navy
Roosevelt
Clark
Hoopeselt Halls
Tanit
Senate House
FibyGster
Calvert Street Bridge
Taft
Beauty Accepts Bo 152 and the Love Lottery
Francis T Boylan a New York broker with wealth from Troy wooed Miss Eileen De Roche famed as Boston’s most beautiful woman after she received 181 marriage proposals in four weeks. She had spurned many including millionaires a Harvard professor and other suitable suitors before accepting.
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Washinteton
Boston
Francis T Boylan
New York
Troy
Eileen de Roche
Miss de Roche
Burglar Vanishes After Child’s Scream at Attorney Home
A burglar entered the third floor at 1266 Columbia Road, ransacked a bedroom, and escaped with a child crying out. Mrs Deane and several kids were home. police searched from cellar to garret but found no trace of entry or exit.
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W W Deane
Columbia Road
Fafter & Child
Jan
Deane
Escaped convict Harris on prison return to Kansas
MUST GO BACK TO PRISON Man Who Escaped, Reformed, and Married, In Again Captive Spenter on The Washington Post art Smith Ark Feb After escaping from the Kansas penitential reforming marrying and lying honestly Pet Harrison was arrested today st. Boonerville Ark and will be returned to Kansas to serve out Ins term Harrison was convicted of grand ar sent in 18% and sentence to ten jedra After serving seven years he escaped and came to Arkansas He assumed the name of William King Temel a young woman of wells to do parents They fell in love with each other and he told her his life history They were married she ac cepting him In spite of the constant danger of his identity thecoming known Someone recognized Harrison and re ported him to the authorities.
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Washington Post
Art Smith Ark
Kansas
Harrison
St. Boonerville
Ark
Jedra
Arkansas
William King Temel
Wells
Ufe
Danish Syndicate Seeks Control of St Thomas Harbor
London reports a Danish led syndicate plans a harbor concession at St Thomas with no Danish obligations and power to sublease or sell rights. A Danish bill on the concession is near passage as Denmark’s press fixates on the Panama Canal prospects.
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New York
London
Linder
Panama
London Standard
St Thoma
Denmark
Alment
St .Thomas
Panms Canal
Confession Tollows Poisoning of Eight Babies at Brooklyn Nursery
Winifred Ankers, a 24 year old kitchenwoman, confessed to poisoning eight babies at Brooklyn Infant Hospital by adding oxalic acid to milk bottles after police questioning. She described fear of separation from her child, poor food at the hospital, and claimed to have timed the poison to harm nurses and staff, with several infants dying in the same period. Police and medical examiners continue investigation as she remains under guard in hospital.
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Brooklyn Nursery and Infants
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Diatr
Warbots
Gerber
Ankers ShaWas
Akesh
Bronklsr
Auong
Fra
Lavise Monard
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Howard Mas Howaris
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