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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1919

Page

12

Night burglar and medical student in new york

A quiet University of Pennsylvania medical student was identified as a burglar who robbed fraternity houses and boarding houses, then was shot escaping a fraternity during a burglary. Police say he led a double life, admired music, and surprised neighbors by his midnight crime spree.

Brother Buffalo Hol Fehner Jay Anthony Waill Pennsylvania Frana Usul Fertures Holfelner University Medical School

Bulgarian Peace Delegation Heads to Paris for Terms

Paris July 16 Theodoroff leads Bulgaria's peace delegation arriving July 25 to receive allied terms. The group includes Sakarofe minister of commerce industry and labor Ganeff minister of justice Spanboulisky minister of public works Saranoff minister of finance and others.

Paris Associated Press Theodoroff Sakarofe Ganeff Spanboulisky Saranoff

Denials by Williams explain Red Cross funds issue

A Red Cross treasurer denies John Poole's charge that Comptroller Williams caused funds to be withdrawn from the Federal National Bank over personal enmity toward director Frank Hogan. Williams testifies at Senate banking hearings defending his action in the Riggs case and cites bank deposits and misbookings to support his stance.

Hugh §. Bird American Red Cross John Poole Federal National Bank John Skelton Willams The Treasury Red Cross Frank J Hogan Bird American Security and Trust Company Henry White Potomac Federal Bank Poole Higgs Bank Williams Calder New York Willams Een Hanckke Th Red Cross Hogan Territorial and Insular Poole McHaneke Owen Oklahoma Clearing House Association of Winchester Weeks Massachusetts Riggs Adkins Comptrollers Riggs Bank Alhough McLean Knogan Adking Gronna

Ford called ignorant idealist in wartime libel case

Testimony in the libel trial details Mr Ford labeling himself an ignorant idealist and arguing he acted as an educator. The exchange centers on preparedness, Anarchy versus idealism, and the witness's own definitions amid heated objections as jurors weigh the meanings behind the editorials and wartime actions.

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Leniency Debate Over Uniontown Bank Collapse Sparks Outlook

A. B. Jonesy testified that First National Bank of Uniontown Florida stockholders lost 2.78 million due to management after Comptroller Williams shut the bank. The building valued at 1.82 million was paid to Charles Strong for 700,000 after J. W. Thompson’s failure. 905,000 in assets remained after depositors were paid in full with interest. Thompson turned over 14,000 shares in a coal mining firm, later ra dems them at 750,000, but the stock stayed with the receiver.

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Hulls Slayer Boasts Freehold Murder Case Indictments

Grand jury indicts Heyward O Brien for the Hull murder and Edward Marl Paige for murder with O Brien being held in Freehold. Paige says he joined to rob for clothes and a first real meal. O Brien’s mother hints at possible insanity while siblings cite years of peculiar behavior.

Freehold New York Edward O'Brien Gardiner C Hull Manhattan Hull Julian Wilkins Walter Keene Wilkins O’brien Geran Wilking Heyward O Brien Gardiner Cvil Edward Marl Paige O Brien Edward O Brien Bossardel

Theatrical jargon cited in crr outside shows during 1916 trial

The transcript references Arnold Bennett and Benedict Arnold, debating who qualifies as a traitor for pacifist views. Ford’s memory of the Declaration and early U.S. formation is questioned while Stevenson probes army size and Porto Rico relations, amid Senate talk and Wilson speeches from 1916 Kansas.

Arnald Bennett Benedict Arnold United States Bce Stevenson Tribune Mexico Porto Rico Tucker Ford United States Senate Lucking Wilson Kansas

Preparedness call amid European dangers statement

The speaker warned that the country faced dangers that could pull the United States into the European conflict at any day. He urged enlarging the army and navy and adopting additional preparedness measures.

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