Take Up Sutton Case Court Action Also Planned
Court action and congressional investigations loom over the Sutton death as lawyers plan civil proceedings Wednesday during Lent. A mother’s attorney seeks to press charges in a formal suit while lawmakers pursue a thorough inquiry into the case, with both houses debating next steps and the possibility of a murder finding. The proceedings reflect intense scrutiny of the events surrounding the death and the justice sought by the bereaved family.
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Manoe
Congress
Davis
Too Many Physicians in United States, Says AMA Report
Chicago reports that American medical colleges far exceed foreign numbers. Of 188 U S schools 68 were acceptable, 37 in need of improvement, 38 not acceptable. Henry S Pritchett warns overproduction of physicians with high numbers per 100000 population, yet argues rural areas require lower grade doctors.
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Chicago
Syntamerican Medical Colleges
Council For Medical Education
American Medical Association
United States
Henry S Pritchett
New York
Carnege Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Europe
England
France
Germany
Manila Seamen Strike Shuts Eleven Steamers
Manila reports crews of coast seamen striking and abandoning eleven steamers and stevedores may quit. Union demands include wages through union agents and all paints and supplies sourced from union shops. A sympathetic stevedores’ strike appears to be spreading, affecting launches and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Swindle Over Tap Tourism Hits Washington Tourists
Washington suffers heavy losses in a national travel swindle as promoters advertised cheap trips to France and Lourdes. Tickets lured in by a large advertising drive drew buyers who later faced broken promises and empty berths aboard the alleged excursion scheme.
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Washington
New York
Misa
Davigon
Bureau Ofhomstry Department of Agriculture
Iikely
Wasington
Croes
Atne
Dame de
Rales
France
Europe
Swadlers
Moore
Postcard war over Irish race insults at capital exhibit
Haltigan editor denounces a plan to banish Irish stereotypes on souvenir post cards as defamation and harmful to government. He states the policy will not allow displays that mock character or race and warns against using stage imitations and counterfeit props.
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Crusade
FJ Haltigan
National 1
Bormat
Defiance at Madriz Officer Involving American Gem Revolver
A fragmentary report describes a woman defying a Madriz police officer over an American Gem revolver. The readable bits hint at a confrontation near a road or lane with limited location details and unclear sequence of events. Further specifics remain obscured by the damaged text.
Cotton Mill Cuts Output Market Response to Spindle Plant
Fragmented OCR text discusses a cotton mill reducing production and market actions linked to a spindle plant. Mentions Malad, Hosking Company, and Pienst details unclear due to garbled transcription but indicates output cuts and related industrial adjustments.
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Mar
Tae Chale & Hosking Company
Unable to Save Slayer Case Highlights Local Legal Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text shows a New York legal matter involving prominent lawyers and a large case. Mentions names like William B Hornbonar and others, with unclear roles and dates. Readable details are scarce, but the note points to courtroom actions and an assignment to a district attorney or similar office.
Missing cigarette case sparkles in New York inquiry
Report describes a lost cigarette case owned by Miss Anna Sanda Mas Inst. It is said to have twelve diamonds on one cover and was last seen in her automobile en route from Long Island City to Jamaica the day before yesterday. A money-containing card and other notes are mentioned in relation to the incident.
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York
Anna Sanda Mas
Long Island
Sands
Maide of
Ogden Mulla
Shackleton abandons Alaska expedition plan
Sir Ernest Shackleton, after a lecturing tour of the United States and Canada, has given up his proposed scientific expedition to Alaska. He and his wife will sail for America on March 15, due to a press of work.
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Ernest
Alaska
Washington Post
Ernest Shackleton
United States
Canada
Shackleton
America
Stewart Quits Senate After Thirty-Two Years Service
longtime Senate employee Alonzo Stewart ends 32 years as Assistant Sergeant at Arms. Senator Hale introduces a resolution for six months salary. Stewart, once a page and protege of the late Senator Alison of Iowa, disclosed to the public his departure. Carl Loeffler is named as probable successor to the Sergeant at Arms office.
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Alonzo Stewart
Senate
Stewart
Hale
Alison
Iowa
House of Representatives
Carl Loeffler
Plea For Big Hat Pins One Means Of Defense
Chicago aldermen debated restricting hat pin length as a safety measure for women in public. May E Dasts defended hat pins as essential defense, citing personal safety. the resolution to limit pin length was referred to a committee.
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Aldermen
Chicago
Coon Chamber
Womens Gallery
Busse Bed
Crooks Rally Over $300000 In Boston Card Scheme
Victims in Boston and nearby areas lost more than 90000 dollars to a Boston card sharp ring that stretched to New York. Names include a state street broker, Cambridge bank bookkeeper, Walden Electric worker, Lynn mfg head, restaurant man, a clergyman, a Boston judge, and a Back Bay coachman with losses ranging from a few thousand to sixty thousand. The crooks moved victims between apartments to evade detection and mislead police.
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Washington Post
Boston Mar J
Boston
New England
New York
Deas
Biaty Ninth Street
State Street
George W Coleman
Cambridge Bank
Walden
Lynn Morocep Ibather
Newspaper Row
Boston Grocer
Worcester Men
Portland Me
Back Bay
Passport issue sparks Taft push to protect U S citizens
President Taft told Jewish newspaper publishers Leon Kamarky and Jacob Faphinstein in New York that he would press Russia for inviolability of American passports. He said the issue concerns Jews seeking freedom from political arrest and that he is deeply interested, instructing the American ambassador to press the Russian government.
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Watt
St Petersburg
Rockhill
Passworth
Mhat
Rookhit Jeta
Leon Kamarky
Jacob Faphirnstein
New York
Russia
Taft
Government owns Anacostia flats riparian rights report
Special counsel Hugh T. Taggart submitted a district report finding government title to land and riparian rights along the Anacostia River. The document asserts sovereign rights under the Maryland cession and calls for widening the channel, docks, and general improvement to aid reclamation of the flats.
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Ana
Save
Anacostia River
Hugh T. Taggart
Anacostis Flats
United States
Maryland
Taggart Seya
Patten to quit futures trading and retire from ring
Chicago dealer James W Patten announces retirement from grain and cotton speculation. The move ends Bartlett Patten & Co operations and signals the Bartlett Patten Company formation, with Patten and his brother George W Patten withdrawing from the pit and plans to sail for Europe.
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Washington
Chicago
James W Patten
Cotton King
Patten
Timself
Europe
George W Patten
William H Bartlett i
Bartlett Patten & Co
Bartlett Patten Company
Organ
Wife Slayer Is Pardoned By President Taft After Sixteen Years
Thomas J Taylor of This City is released from the Atlanta Penitentiary after sixteen years serving a life term for the 16 years ago killing of his wife in Washington. The case drew broad notice as his wife admitted infidelity and Taylor claimed the shooting was accidental. He spent the night in Atlanta and plans to join his daughter in Washington. He was praised for bravery during a smallpox epidemic and credited with a petitioning effort led by Mrs Margaret V Benner of Washington. The pardon followed consideration by Presidents Roosevelt and Taft, highlighting his long prison record and alleged defense.
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Taft
Thomas J Taylor
Atlanta
Washington
Taylor
Accmental
Washimgton
Mins Taylor
Tylor
Reighbort
Roosevelt
Libertala
Washington Hall
Margaret V Benner
Diamonds stolen from New York banker’s wife bath
Private detectives report a theft of 90900 dollars in diamonds from the dressing room of Mrs Sanford Erlanger wife of a New York stock broker. The incident occurred last Thursday at their Anonia apartment and detectives believe the thieves were outsiders. Mrs Erlanger had been unaware of the robbers.
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New York
STINEMETZ'S STYLE SHOW Captivating Hats From Knox & New York Arrivals
BH Stinemetz & Son Co presents a millinery display with European and New York models. Notable Knox & Co designs include a cameo pink straw hat with black velvet bow, a natural palent yellow bicot bonnet with silk salmon pink trim, an aeroplane white straw hat with crimson accents, and a pink rose bonnet revealing the hairline.
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BH Stinemetz & Son Co
Hais
New York
Soason
House of Knox G Co
Gibbon
Chewing Gum Industry Aims at Clean, Prolific Production
A Department of Commerce and Labor survey notes nearly three billion gum sticks planned in the United States this year. The industry boasts unusual cleanliness across many factories and explains the gum making process from chicle to packaging. It discusses chicle sourcing from Central America, pasteurization, flavoring, and the rise of chewing gum as a global habit, along with historical hints linking gum to Columbus and ancient Sanskrit texts, and the economic impact of pennies and vending on sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chile
Maine
Central America
Englich Pure Drug Act Druggist
Gus
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand and
Isabell
New World
Chios
Columbus Day
Columbus
Kashmir
Sam Houston
Is This Fair Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Promises Cure
An aggressive advertisement touts Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal stomach cure using digestives and tonics. It claims free trial shipments, lists ingredients like Pep sin and Bismuth, and urges readers to consult druggists and mail for samples from the Stuart Company in Mish., asserting wide public use and no risk.
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United States
Phamaconceia
University of Michigan
Mall
Stuart Co
Stuart Bulld Marehay
Smart Millinery Display Impresses at Knilesborne & Cos
A large spring millinery opening at Knilesborne & Co. showcased hundreds of hats from Parisian and Neapolitan designs. Mied Mueller led the department noting bigger hats, liberal use of flowers and ferns, with standout pieces featuring plumes, velvet, and ribbon trims that drew prominent social interest.
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Smart Millnery
MI Knilesborne& Cos
Eleventh Street
Ofetal
Army
Navy
Mied Mueller
Department
Mueller
Wistra Castra
Woman Blamed for Death in Coroner's Jury Verdict
The coroner's jury held Martha Thomas responsible for the death of Mrs Laura Smith at Columbia Hospital. The verdict followed treatment alleged to have been administered by Mrs Thomas while she was reportedly in bed and not in court, with attorney Campbell Carrington representing her.
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Martha Thomas
Laura Smith
Columbia Hospital
Thomas
Rt Ad
Sha Wan
Campbell Carrington
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Sas Wiliam
Hornbonar Fof & Lerkam & Provinent
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Ty Dts
Yapap
Prahiyfoe
Anna Sanis
Bailet
May E Dasts
Weapors of Defense
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Enope
Sanford Erlanger
Stinemetz
By Frederic J. Haskin
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Mexico
Payne Aldrich
Santa Anna
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Forties
New Jersey
Ways Mae
Torday
Mia
Jersey City
Atlantic
de Pa
Rvestrike
Nickelodeon
Tras
Tnal
Sea Island
M. Philipsbern & Co
Seigarettes
Old
Virginia
Carolinas
Rich
M. Lindsay Rubber Mfg. Co
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Womers
Ildren
Goodyear Rubber Co
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Lindesy
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