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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1913

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Jury Credits Thaw Case Leads Off With Conviction Verdict

New York on May 17 John N Anhut was convicted of attempted bribery in the Matteawan Thaw matter. The jury found he offered Dr John W Russell 320000 for Thaws release. Anhut faces up to ten years plus a fine as Thaw’s lawyer calls his actions desperation driven by insanity. The judge will sentence Anhut Tuesday. The report also notes Thaws insanity and the defense claims of contingent fees. Another item reports Thaws bankruptcy reopening to recover disbursements.

New York John N. Anhut Harry HK. Thaw Matteawan Ilegal Supreme Court Seabury Anhut John W. Russell Matteawan Hospital Stanford Whites Thaw Uberty Jégel Allenista Michigan de Ford Ulegal Arthur C Palmer Russell Palmer Dr Russell Pittsburgh Harry K Thaw Roger O'Mara United States District Court O'Mara

French Attack New Tariff Sparks US Trade Critique

Paris May 17 The Underwood tariff bill faces sharp French opposition at the National Association of Industry and Commerce meeting led by Andre Lebon former minister of commerce. Notable attendees Hanotaux and Lelombre criticized administrative clauses saying they worsen trading hindrances and fail to relieve U S commerce problems.

Paris National Associtaton of Industry and Commerce Andre Lebon Gabriel Hanotaux Mail Lelombre Commer Georges Gerald United States Inderwood Vranberg Gerald Ts Woo

Glory Kiss In Court As Wife Sues Over Desertion

Mrs Freda Marienthal of New York sues Mrs Maria Weidlich of Cincinnati for 25000 damages claiming her husband Theodore Marienthal abandoned her after ardent letters. She will produce a nine page letter and other missives detailing the affair and the so called Glory Kiss in a trial set for Monday in Cincinnati.

Theodore Marianthal New York Maria Weidlich Cincinnati Washington Post New Yorker Theodore Marienthal Bs Officee Maria Weldlich Freda Marienthal

Charity Funds Wasted in Chicago Inquiry Details

A Chicago inquiry shows classic charity misallocation where less than $30 reached Maggie Leitch, while about $5,908 went to investigations. Leitch’s two children died by asphyxiation near Mary Crane Nursery, a branch of Suited Charities, after pulmotors rushed to help. She now cares for three surviving children as her husband remains in a sanitarium.

Qqulty Resistave Charitao Maggie Leitch Mary Crane

Baptists Change Lessons In Sunday Schools

In St Louis on May 17 the Southern Baptist convention voted to replace the Interdenominational International Series with lessons prepared for Baptist Sunday schools. The change, urged by the Sunday School Board, emphasizes Baptist doctrine and is not binding on individual churches. The memorial by Rev S E Tull of Paducah, Ky prompted the action, aided by a committee led by Rev E C Dargan.

St Louis Southern Baptist Convention Interdenominational Committee South S E Tull Paducah Kentucky Rey E. C. Dargan

Mary Phagan case details swirl as grand jury nears

Reports outline police theory of the 14 year old Mary Phagan death at the National Pencil factory. Frank, the 29 year old factory superintendent, and Newt Lee, the watchman, are held for the grand jury. The account describes luring to the metal room, assault, strangulation, and disposal of the body with bloodstains and hair found, plus missing mesh bag and money.

Atlanta Mary Phagan National Hugh Dorsey IL. M. Frank Mr. Frank Cornell Newt"Lee Hart Jhhe Gu Mourderer Frank Brooklyn National Meter Company Rudolph Frank Underhill Avenue

Aviator Escapes Twice From Deadly Peril

Tacoma May 1 aviator Harry Crawford narrowly survives two crises in one day. A motor failure at 100 feet caused a controlled landing in the bay, then a second accident nearly cost him and passenger134 their lives before rescues saved them. Onlookers recalled the close call as Crawford praised the throttle work that saved them.

Tacoma Wash Harry Crawford Crawford Bay Tuga Herbert Munter Munter Am Snes Ine Tdoya

Race Equality Vital Cite Lynchings In East Meeting

A Tokyo dispatch reports mass meetings demand racial equality amid ongoing lynching incidents. A British paper notes Japanese law forbids alien ownership while London colonies remain allied with Britain. Officials deprecate war talk as tensions rise.

Tokyo East Japan London

Memorial for Rev John Winebrenner in Fourth Street Church

Morrisburg Pa May 17 memorial honors Rev John Winebrenner founder of the Church of God. Delegates from almost every State attend as the general eldership meets in the mother church near its 88th year. Rev C H Forney delivers the oration and Rev George Sigler offers the prayer. The general eldership will conclude sessions next week.

Morrisburg John Winebrenner Fourth Street C H Forney George Sigler Mechanicsburg

San Quentin sentence for Santa Fe clerk ranney thefts

William St John Ranney former chief clerk to the auditor of the Santa Fe Railroad was sentenced to seven years in San Quentin for thefts amounting to between 60400 and 100000 dollars. He said he was blackmailed by former convicts who knew his record and forced to steal but he did not name the men.

Los Angeles Cal William St John Ranney Santa Fe San Quentin Ranney Elmra Reformatory New York

Brazilian Envoy On Way to Washington Visit

Rio de Janeiro May 17 Brazilian foreign minister Dr Laura Muller left aboard the Minas Geraes for Washington to repay the visit by Elihu Rout former secretary of State. A large crowd greeted the departure as the warship steamed away amid salutes.

Rio de Janeiro Laura Muller Minas Geraes Washington Brazil Elihu Rout

Maniac Kills Two Women in Oakland Shooting

Special to The Washington Post Oakland California May 17 Ernest Oreste wounded and killed two pedestrians at Eighth and Franklin as Pan Doovan and Mig Manuel King died. Oreste then killed himself. A large crowd witnessed the event.

Washington Post Oakland Cal Ernest Oreste Sophie Tompkins Mig Manuel King Eighth Franklin Street Pan Doovan

Hoosier Pulse Heralds State's National Role at Banquet

Vice President Thomas B. Marshall lauded Indiana at the Indiana Society dinner, praising Hoosier influence and biographical roots in Virginia New York and the Old North State. Dr Harvey E Wiley urged temperance and predicted a Hoosier president, while others noted Indiana as mother of vice presidents and urged unity and loyalty in national service.

Thomas B. Marshall Indiana Society Wbbitt House Harvey Kk Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agculture Indiana Marshall America United States Commonwealth Ndiana Harvey E Wiley Bryan Dr Wiley Nico Wey Mattes Lex Dr. Wier Hia Pensa Safe Coolorado Washington New York

Fragmentary OCR Mild Name Drift in Local Notice

An unclear OCR passage references various fragmented terms and names, including places and possible organizations, but lacks coherent facts. The readable bits suggest a local notice or notice-like item with scattered proper nouns and numbers, not forming a complete event or action.

Boy Dies After Hearing Score At Baseball Game

In St Paul Minnesota a boy named Willie collapsed at home after being told a pennant moment. He suffered a headache and died soon after his heart failed. Playmates laid Willie’s baseball suit over his body as physicians said the death stemmed from a broken heart.

St Paul Minn Gidim van Putehar St Parls Ader Senoors Burel Ciis Wien Willie Willies

Church union vote put off as 1914 assembly eyed

Proceedings report that United Presbyterian and Presbyterian Church in the United States plan a union basis. Committees urge doctrinal standards and Westminster Confession, with Holy Scriptures as God’s word and Christ’s twofold dominion. Delegates defer action to the 1914 assembly amid wartime veteran greetings.

Atlanta Ganuay United Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church In United States Church of Orkanik Union Westmmnster Confesse United Church Lord Jesus Christ Christ Foschurel First United Church North Amenia

Millionaire Bowler Left Secretary to Three Churches

The will of Bowler Bowler bequeaths the bulk of his fortune to his secretary, who will manage distributions to three churches. Nichol serves as secretary and confidant to the family, with an estimated testament timing and limited details.

Kottescue Nichol

Ice Field Signals Southward Revenue Warning

A partial OCR reads warns of southward revenue concerns tied to a fiscal field report. Names and places are unclear, but the notice references financial cautions affecting regional revenue outlook and potential policy responses.

More Time For Hearing On Underwood Tariff Bill

Wisconsin Senator La Follette and Bristow pressed for public hearings as subcommittees extend private sessions on the Underwood tariff. The finance committee will publish a list of questions on costs and production to manufacturers while reporters may attend private hearings. The bill is to be ready for the Senate soon after June 1 with no wool or sugar changes expected, and a Democratic caucus will set final timing.

Arizona Japan California America Mexico Guv Johnson Webb Wisconsin Senate Sinmonsa Capitol Howe Smith Georgia la Follette Bristow Wall Finance Committee Tiche Smith Sarcoat Collagues Sconater Smith Smith Senator Williams Simmons Serat

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