In Defense of Wynne Abnormal Not Insane
Special to The Washington Post reports Captain Robert J. Wynne of the Marine Corps faces court martial for insubordination at the navy yard. Surgeon Decker testifies Wynne’s irritability and anger stem from a sunstroke that may justify retirement for disability. The defense cites severe agitation from orders and tropical duty as factors, while Dr. Furlong disputes total irresponsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Washington Post
New York
Robert J. Wynne
Marine Corps
Mare
Navy Yard
Twatimnay
Capt
Wyone
Preagy
Dr. Decker
Alabama
Wimhe
Wynne
BM. Fairtong
Washington
Wane
Adverste
Weare
Guantanamo
Tor
Noel Afferdi
Wrynne
Marmat
Dr. Oster
Oster
Theall
D. C
Furlong
Mr. Theall
Admiral Bryans
Indiana
Tessenger
Yang-Tam
Tropics
Capt. Wynne
Admiral Bran
Capt .Wynne
China
Obituaries and wedding notices across Wa and Md region
A batch of 1948 obituaries and marriage notices lists multiple individuals with residences and service details. Entries include Vautey on Thursday in Wa, John A Anadale death notice, Dean survivors, Mattie Larcambe, Lynch, Miller, Richter, Slarrow, and Sfarrow funeral details with dates, times, and interment plans across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare
John A Anadale
Ken Ft
Bervives
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jean P.larcambe
Lynch
James Winston
John Lynen
Church of the Invarsation
Miller
Jacob
Wilhelmine
Fran
Hi Street
Aon Om
James Math
Boned
Yvision Appeals
Interior Department
Boaller
Cain
Kask Creek
Berveney Tardas
Richuter
Washington
Elizabeth
Ernest W. Richter
Merick
Bridget Dillon
Cookiew
Elmer Surest
Frenton
Trenton
Nod
Tame
Allee M. Scout Eral
St. Hines
Rigs Street
Juda
Tesday
Desperate battle ends with teen rescuer hailed by crowd
Ciovanni Raysa a seventeen year old Black youth in New York saved a would be drowning man at the Pottery while 5 000 spectators cheered. Mc Leravey a mechanic from Jersey City leaped in after him and fought the man who clung to a rock. Basso pulled the victim free after diving twice and tied a rope around McLeravey. Both men survived though McLeravey was taken to Ludlow Street Hospital under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinster
New York
Ciovanni Raysa
Hantblack
Meferavey
Dersey City
Battery Park
Basso
McLeravey
Baasa
MccLeravey
Basse
Leonard de Cerza
Baxter Street
Liberty Island
Ludsow Street Hospital
Tucker Must Die Slayers Sentence Not Commuted by Gov Guild
Charles Louis Tucker of Auburndale, convict in the Weston murder of Mabel Page, will be electrocuted at Charlestown State prison during the week starting Jane 1. Gov Curtis Guild announced he would not commute the sentence to life imprisonment. Frenzied with fear, trouble develops. Dr Discovery for Consumption and $1. All druggists. King’s N will cure them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Guild
Mabel Page
Boston
Jane
Charles Louis Tucker
Auburndale
Weston
Charlestown
Curtis Guild
King's N
Blackberry cordial and brandy remedy advertisement
A home made Blackberry Cordial and Brandy claim to cure dysentery or bowel trouble. Mail orders delivered. The Vair Wine Co. promotes a “very fine quality” blackbery cordial.
Bryan and Low Tariff United in Indiana Democratic Stance
The Indiana Democratic convention endorses William Jennings Bryan for president in 1908 and rejects permanent relief from current conditions, urging tariff revenue only. It names State ticket with James F. Cox, Marion Bailey, John Isenbarger, and Walter J. Lora, and praises Bryan while criticizing Republican policy and big capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stats
James F. Cox
Columbus
Marion Bailey
Liseton
John Isendarger
North Mentchester
Walter J. Lora
Muncie
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
Indiana
Re A. Bryan
Shively
Theodore
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Rochester Gets Player De Montreville Delayed Return
Cincinnati June 7 The national Base ball commission ruled it lacks jurisdiction in Toledo’s suit over De Montreville. De Montreville was awarded to Rochester of the Eastern League by the National Adaptation Board. The commission issued notices barring major league clubs from playing in cities under minor league control without consent, with penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission Today
Toledo American Association
Sen Lees
de Montreville
de Montrevile
National Board
Rochester
Toledo
National Association
Laning Named Republican Nominee in Fourteenth District
In Manafield Ohio on June 7, J P Laning of Huron County won the deadlocked Republican convention and was nominated to succeed A R Webber in Congress The second item notes Daniel J McGilMendy chosen by Democrats in Maine s Second District and A C Kennedy of Lee County nominated by Republicans in Iowa s First District on the same day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Republicans
A. R. Webber
Manafield
Ohio
J.P. Laning
Huron County
Congress
Auburna Me
Democrata
Maine
Daniel J. McGilMendy
Burlington
Iowa
A. C. Kennedy
Lee County
Hubbard gets delegates in Lewis County contest
William P. Hubbard won the First district Republican nomination contest in Lewis County. He captured the county's twenty one delegates by an overwhelming plurality, defeating Representative B B Dovener. Hubbard's supporters expect his nomination over the Congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovener
Watterson Sees Bryan Uniting Democrats in 1908 Bid
Special to The Weington Post Louisville June 7 Henry Watterson pledges Courier Journal support to William Jennings Bryan for 1908 Democrats’ nomination. He brands Republicans as a vast trust, urges party unity, calls Bryan the single man to lead reform, and says the paper will labor to secure his election amid a reformist mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Weington
Watterson
Bryant
Courier-Journal
Ig Q Democrat
Bryan
Labbr
Preacher Given Prison Term for Bigamy in Los Angeles
The Rev. James R. Wylie, a self-confessed bigamist and Methodist Episcopal minister formerly of New York, must pay a $5 fine and serve one year in Folsom Penitentiary. He married his first wife eighteen years ago, moved to Arizona, sent his wife and adopted child to relatives, then married Fannie M. Green in Los Angeles last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
James R. Wylie
Folsom
Wylie
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Wylies
Phoenix
Ariz
Fannie’ M. Green
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Terranova Girl to Go Free After Acquittals
New York June 7 District Attorney decided to discharge Josephine Terranova from further study. She will not face trial for killing her uncle Gaetano Reggio. Last Friday a jury acquitted her of killing her aunt Concetta Reggio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
District Attorney
Josephine Terranova
Gaetano Reggio
Concetta Reggio
Post Discovery Grape-Nuts Claim A Safe Starch Digestion Remedy
The article recounts Mr. Post's claim that Grape-Nuts aids starch digestion by natural action, avoiding chemicals. It describes starch to sugar conversion through moisture warmth and diastase, promoting health and energy, and urges chewing to stimulate saliva and digestion.
How Rebating Died co HO From First Pace I Turned Tory
Testimony details a 1900 coat lands scheme and a 3 cent coal tonnage charge plus a 6 cent commission paid to Boyer for railroad business. Witnesses claim commissions and favors tied to railroad access. Joseph Boyer implicated. W W Patterson describes being driven from distribution of cars. Philippi Coal Company criticized for lacking car capacity and losing a plant valued over 1000000 to a sale of 450000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co HO
Sduil
Boyer
B. Boren Ehie
Mfr
Gléagow
Dunkirk Coal Company
Boyer S
Mc. Boyar
WW. Patterson
Sid
Odo
Cassatt Ready to Testify Before Interstate Commission
Philadelphia report notes that President Cassatt signified willingness to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Commissioners Cockrell and Clements said the commission has not determined if Cassatt's testimony is needed and should be timed with other witnesses. If summoned, Cassatt would appear, subject to the commission’s invitation or other process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sune
Pennsylvania Railroad
Casesatts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cockrell and Clements
Fm Appril
Cassatt
Congress
Cail
Commission
Fire follows explosion at Hopkinsville tobacco plant
A June 7 blaze caused by a boiler explosion at Kennedy Eigins tobacco factory in Hopkinsville led to a total loss of about 100000. The fire spread to the plant warehouse, Consumers Ice and Company, J C Jackson's residence, and several adjoining buildings, posing a serious city threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinavine
Kennedy, & Eigins
Consumers’ Ice and Corompany
J. C. Jackson
Open switch error causes derailment and injuries near Parkesburg
Telegraph error led to a westbound passenger limited colliding with a construction train on a sidetrack. Three of the United crew were injured including Fireman Charles A. Brown and Engin e er Charles McCaul. Baggageman W B Frederick and Ralph B Erb aided after the crash as both engines derailed and two construction cars burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Vhrough
Pennyyvaniaity
Umited
Gharles A. Brown
Philadelphdt
Marsied
Byd
Lawienseer General
Engieser
Charles McCaul Yerely
W.B. Frederick
Raliwar
Ralph B. Erb
Haid
Parkesburg
Pasa
Engisheer
McCaupy
Evitanié
Brown “Jumtes
W ‘Catgitt
Construcion
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Vautey
Thur
Palrmorre Street
Joseph
Kelly
Marie Ise
Washingto Post
Wit
Ewspapers
NEW York Times
OSTON
Sofralo Courier
Uitago
Pula
ST. Fav
Pioneer-Prers
Minneapolis, Tribune
Elan Plains Dealer
Innati Enquirer
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Mary
J. William Lee
Pennwyilvania
East
R. F. Harvey
Femmediaus Chevel
Telephone North
Bootblack
Tucker
Vaiar Wine CO
Democrats
United
THE
Nebraskan
Indianapolis
Ind
Janet—Wiliam J
Indiana Democrats
Free
Nehyaskun
Nebrasiki
Wpa
Phera
Tadisia
Rean
Republican Party
Ilegally
Hans Beer
Baseball
Laning
Hubbard
J. R. Wylie
Post
Sater Stores
Hecht
Serge
Joseph Boyer
Interstate Commerce
Pennsylvania Railroad, Company
Openstar
iArayestic
Livtspool
Amerika
Hamburg
Plymith
Cherbourg
la Loraine
Plymouth
Oreanlettrom Bis
Sfni
Jane’ T—Celtic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Rill’ Dack
Uckixtown
Géneral Office
Lanston
Machins Co
Jomit Adietmais Pe
18Th Street
Park Road
Newton’ Street
Ingleside
John F. Lynch, Overana Puter
S Street N. W
Terrell & Little
Colorado Building
N.Y. Savings Bank
Eee Een
Reale
Randie Highlands
Capital ‘Traction Company
Randie Highlanda
U. S. Realty Company
Coerare A
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Niawseap
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