Note May Trap Slayer Occupied By Two Men
Coroner in New York announces a new development in the mysterious murder of Elsie Lee Hilair at the Martinique Hotel. Two men not previously connected with the case occupied a room on the hall side opposite Mrs Hilair and a letter signed Florence gray was found. The coroner said the letter was tied to the victim and not given to investigators. The watcher identified as Benjamin Sternberg remains unlinked to the two men.
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New York
Hilair—Vassive
Florence Gray
Elsie Lee Hilair
Martinique
Marcia
Tunight
Mra Hoifrir
Florence Tra
Wade
Benjamin Sternberg
Hils
Stern- Derk
Benjamin
Benny
Sternberg
Jonah Goldstein
Israel Sternberg
Merchants Launch “Bad Check Drive” Campaign
A bad check drive will be undertaken by the Retail Merchants Association tomorrow morning, following a yesterday announcement by secretary Tolumbus. Heats ere set to turn over to local patrols in their possession, as part of a coordinated effort with state and federal authorities to pursue action against violators.
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Verchants Association
Tomorow
Tolumbus
Ges Ovoatia
Alsiaqian
United States
Troines
fFalah Tlyen
Yooey
Two Injured in Rear End Collision
A rear end crash injured two people near Path Street and West Avenue Northwest. Authorities report the collision occurred near Mrs Brown’s residence as emergency crews attended the scene and transported the injured to St. Van hospital for treatment.
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Sears
Patiwis
A Nor
Path Street
Mrs Brown
Don Collins
Om Terman
Faces As Fair As A Summer's Day Wafers Claim
A fragment claims Stuart's Calcium Wafers render faces as fair as summer days after short post meal use. The text appears as garbled testimony with unclear context and nonsensical phrases about pills and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Thirty six men added to district police force in March
Superintendent Raymond W Pullman reports thirty six new police appointments for March, the largest monthly addition ever. Height above 5 feet 8 inches required. 22 to 35 years old. 75 to 90 plus percent on exams. Seventy two dollars monthly, rising to 82.50 July first. Sixty one vacancies remain. positions are permanent, not temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W Pullman
Maj Pullman
Knights of the Night
Metropolitan Police Force
Yannigans
Brownlow
May
Pullman
Secret Agents Tighten Net on German Spy Plots Across Cities
Federal agents traced a German spy using two aliases in Chicago and New York then followed him to New Orleans where corroborative details linked him to a web of foreign agents in New York, Cuba, and Mexico. Other reports note a navy yard prowler in Mobile firing on before fleeing, hikers detained in Atlanta, and a postoffice guard alert in Bangor amid multiple security incidents along the Atlantic coast.
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Germany
South
Chicago
New York
Chiago
Secret Service
New Orleans
York
Cuba
Micico Pederil
Maritanums
Etanis
Navy Yard Prowler
Mobile
Ala
Navy Yard
Atlanta
Hugo Coutandin
V J Pheczynski
Pieczynoski
Eddy Memorial Completed at Mount Auburn Cemetery
The granite circular colonnade memorial to Mary Baker Eddy was completed after 18 months of work at a cost of 156000 dollars. Elbert Barlow of New York delivered the memorial to the Christian Science board of directors in Cambridge on March 24.
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Christian Science Church Board
Cambridge
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Christian Science Board of Directors
Elbert Barlow
New York
Bethel
Indiana Storm Death Toll Rises to Thirty Seven
By the Associated Press New Albany Ind March 24 six more deaths were reported as rescuers expanded debris search and relief measures began. Three fourths of the wrecked area explored with more bodies possible. Over 100 injured with about 75 badly hurt. Louisville citizens and the chamber of commerce mobilized aid, collecting over 12000 and sending trucks with food and clothing while a country appeal sought about 200000 for the injured and homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Albany
Ind
Chamber of Commerce
Lst
Cittizena of
Louisville
Board of Trade
Minnesota Alumni Meet Brings Speakers to Washington Banquet
Representative Miller of Minnesota and a host of University of Minnesota faculty members spoke at the Washington alumni banquet last night at the Ebbitt. President Wheeler of the association presided, with toastmaster C J Brand of the Bureau of Markets. Other speakers included Dr John H Gray and Dr J Young. Officers elected at the session included vice president Mrs Mary Mills West, secretary R Maylard Peterson, and treasurer Martin E Anderson. A resolution honored the late James Gray.
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Miller
C B Miller
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Washington
Ebbitt
William Hinds
Stamp Division
the Treasury
A Wheeler
C J Brand
Cief
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
John H Gray
J §$ Young
M M Thompson
Board of Regents
C W Thompson
Mary Milla West
Victor Clarke
Sidney Anderson
Wheeler
Mary Mills West
R Maylard Peterson
Martin E Anderson
James Gray
Railroads Seek Conference on Freight Rate Rise
Western railroads led by Pennsylvanias Samuel Rea petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for a conference to discuss a possible general advance in freight rates due to higher labor costs and supplies under the Ad ivison law. Eastern roads may join. hearings will determine if any raise is authorized before a full review.
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Samuel Rea
The
Pennsylvania
Western Roads
Eastern Road
Lkely
Virginia Troops Poised for Richmond Mobilization
Washington Post Bureau Alexandria reports Alexria Light Infantry Company G of the First Virginia Regiment ready to proceed to Richmond for renewed mobilization with Virginia volunteer troops after returning January 17 from six months on the Mexican border. The unit numbers 88, led by Capt Conrad Johnson and Second Lieut Clinton Knight, with Douglas McLean seeking a regular army lieutenant position.
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Washington Post Bureau
Kangstreet
Alexandria
Alexandria Light Infantry
First
Virginia
Richmond
Mexican
Conrad Johnson
Clinton Knight Douglas McLean
McLean
Regular
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Rene
F. A. Stuart Co
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Battery Thompson
Col Sparrol
MecElvin
Eddy Memorial
Indiana
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Shippera
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St Paul
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Union Pacific
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Jolt
Kansas City
Mexico
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Texas
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George W Crabtree
Second Presbyterian Church
John Lee Allison
First Baptist Church
David Hepburn
J M Nourse
E B Jackson
Frederick
B W Bond
J W Wuffey
Methodist Episcopal Church
E W Regester
James E Alexander
Henry K Field
Wilbert C Bagget
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Roanoke
Regester
del Ray Methodist Episcopal Church
Lafayette Council
Knights of Kadosh
Masonic Temple
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Corporation
Edgar R. Troxell
Capital City Telephone Company
S . Brent
Commissioner of Sale
East Braddock
Hattie B
Duncan
Mary
Price
Slaymaker- Schneider Corporaton
Heddings
Tals
Noel E
Mele
Country Club
Willys
Willys-Knights
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Harper- Tel. North
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Toledo, Ohio
Willys-Knight and Overland
Potomac Electric Power CO
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