Death sentence delivered in Rosenthal case at Sing Sing
In a historic New York moment the former police lieutenant and Rosenthal murder convictee, Charles Becker, was executed at Sing Sing after years of appeals. The court session reflected grim resolve as witnesses described the condemned man facing the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal
Charles Sheckes
Sing
Sinettea
Mona Wil
Becker Wen
New York
Sin York
Fragmented obituary from a distant hospital death notice
A garbled death notice details a woman named Anna, Mary Therine, and others. It references a burial and private interment, with mentions of May and June dates, a residence on Tate Street, and various relatives attending. The legibility is poor but indicates a funeral and memorials at a local site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Tawler
Splenal Beach
Visco
Deniderson
Apasaewa
Togott
Apatin
Eutieta F
Mary Therine
Wus
Tan
Inrclirk
Psion
Reta
Mantane
Becker Sentenced to Death in Sing Sing Cell 17
Charles Becker receives the death penalty at Sing Sing after a courtroom proceeding. He is moved to cell 17 in the death house and remarks that the building looks better with a new coat of paint. His wife Mrs Becker plans to visit with legal papers as he prepares appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateo
Becker
Sherif
Wang
Shay
Backer
Charlie
Twai
Hans Schmidt
Helga Becker
Jon Becker
Airs
Berkers
John Lynch
Sing Sing
Dileonér
Hana Sebrert
Anna Admuller
Schmidt
Clancy
New York
Charten B. Becker Pford
Marlin T.manion
Jobn Johnston
Harford Marshnall
Whitman
Manton
Seabury
Seabury Promptly’ Denier
Penty
Charles
Beker
Seiberg
Repu Iy Rheint Klnderdanze
Krudemanse
Manson
Juathe Sexbury
Jass Dice Seabury
Montiay
Bride Dead Two Held In Brooklyn Murder Case
A bride died after a hospital transfer and an autopsy by Dr. Edgar T. Ray. Detectives Oswald and Hauser arrested the husband and Dr. Martinson while searchers pursued Mrs Bauer and other potential parties. Extensive wedding preparations and showers are noted amid the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War
Seller
Edgar T. Ray
Oswald
Hauser
Martinson
Bauer
Anne
Misa Burton
Flatbush
Weddine
Chase Sent to Prison for Embezzlement Guilty Plea
Chase, former financial secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, who pleaded guilty to five counts of embezzling over $8,000, was sentenced by Judge Gould in Criminal Court No 1 to two years and six months in Leavenworth. His wife shed tears as the sentence was read. a probation plea by his attorney was rejected after a probation officer declined to recommend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles X. Chase
Young Mens Chriatian Association
Chase
John BE. Laskey
Justles Gould
Laskey
Porter
New York
Judge George Gray Resigns From U S Court
Judge George Gray of the United States Third Circuit announced his resignation to Washington, effective June 1. At 74, aging is seen as a factor, and he had previously planned retirement. Gray presided over major government cases related to coal roads and anticipated conflicts with major rail and steel actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Georges Gray
United States Court
Third Judicial Circuit
Washington
Gray
Shad
Hita
Amalgamation Talk Silenced by Murdock in Progressive Split
Representative Victor Murdock quoted strongly rejecting any fusion between the Progressive party and Republicans. He said progressives will fight alone, drawing strength from awakened voters, while insisting Conservatives of both major parties cannot unite. He linked Roosevelt views to current Progressive aims and noted no party will recruit solely from Democrats or Republicans.
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Victor Murdock
Mr. Murdock
Root
Col. Roosevelt
Clawatoml
Columbus
Caeleros
UTIL
Mr. Murdick
Progressive Party
Progressive
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Murdock
Cpl. Roosevelt
Particas
Proarena
Murdoch
Democratic Party
Miss Wilson the Soloist Shines At Cleveland School Show
Miss Marenre Wilson sang three numbers between acts of The Silver Thread staged by Cleveland School children in Northwest Washington. Accompanied by Miss Brugeins on piano, she performed My Saddles by Thayer and Where the Bee Sucks. The benefit event drew parents and an audience, funds to support summer recreational and industrial work, with receipts reportedly sufficient to continue the program. Notables in attendance included Ernest L. Thurston and Mrs Thurston, Mrs Suale R. Rhodes, Elizabeth Brown, and A G Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marenre
Wilson
Cleveland School
Eighth
T Streets
Chle Ren
Miss Wilson
Thayer
Brugeins
Tech Players Shine In Fire Senior Performance at McKinley High
Miss Margaret Kelly and Olivert Miller led the Tech Players in the stage production Fire Senior at McKinley High School assembly hall. The cast included Harry Clarkson, Harry Cohen, Herman Blau, and Loretta Hannan among others. Edward Foe Waaths handled lighting and J Lisker managed props while Adom Wilder Tomlinson directed. The Tech Orchestra conducted by Prof. Dore Wolfateiner provided the musical accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kelly
Olivert Miller
Fire
Tech
Assembly Hall
McKinley High School
Harry Clarkson
Harry Cohen
Herman Blau
Stevens Hughes
Feul Sabine
Roland Thompson
Dorothy Huillfish
Amelia Guda
Margaret Bishop
Loretta Hannan
Edward Foe Waaths
F. Robertson Steffens
Bravens Hughes
A. Ergood
Francis Colp
Geenery
J. Lisker
Adom Wilder Tomlinson
Tech Orchestra
Dore Wolfateiner
Clayton Bill Amended by Judiciary Committee
Oklahoma representatives pushed a Clayton antitrust measure through the Judiciary Committee with changes. An amendment by Representative Ferris bans oil and mining owners from denying product access to responsible parties, adopted 6 to 28. A further amendment broadened federal court jurisdiction for antitrust suits. Labor amendments faced delays and will be addressed Monday. the House is not in session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Representativa Ferris
Oklahoma
Cersant
Deteral Courta
House
Reclaimed Navy Tug Potomac Arrives at Port Carling
May 20 reports the American tug Potomac, reclaimed after being abandoned in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, arriving under her own steam at Port Carling. She will sail for New York in a day or two.
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Port Carling
N. F
Potomac
Henge
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Yorkin
Arktik Quest and Karluk Saga Recounted at Wrangell Island
The report recalls Stefansson near the Meo kenate River after leaving the Karluk September 10 to hunt caribou. The Karluk was blown off course by a storm, and evacuation plans mention Wrangell Island as a site of food stores and polar bears. Whaler Bay lies 26 miles southeast of North Cape Herald Island noted as a small rocky outcrop.
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Stefanneson
On & Hunt
Stefansson
Meokenate
Kerlik
Karluk
Dozegrae
Wrangell Taland
Leeds
Wrangell Island
North Cape
Whaler Bay
Willea
Herald Island
Think Reunion Sure Foint To Oyster Bay Conference
News from Oyster Bay on Thursday signals a probable coalition between the Republican and progressive elements in New York. Roosevelt and Progressive leaders appear to endorse Republican state candidates, with potential cross endorsements and a broader pattern echoed in other states. Ocean steamer movements and arrivals are listed including Foléle and Adziatte with Liverpool and Queenstown passages.
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Oyster Bay
Congress
Coursday
Cal Roosevelt
New York State
Greas
Foléle
Liverpool
New York
Plymouth
Cefric
New Fork
Queenstown
Adziatte
Tmperatur
Stherbourg
Philadelphia
Southampton
Minneltaba
London
Famous Horses Shine at Davenport Show Hunter Stakes
Gray Dele from Valley Forge Farm wins the lightweight hunter class, ridden by Reed Knox son of former secretary of state Philander Knox, with Willow King and Monarch also taking ribbons in opening events. Samuel M. Vaughan’s Broadlawn Farm stable shows strong, with top placings across multiple classes as Ladies Day previews continue and fast, clear climatic conditions mark the afternoon’s best performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Knox
Hunter
Virian
Willow King
Monarch
Washington Post
Ladelanis
Gray Dele
Valley Forge Farm
Secratary of
Philander
Knox
Vir Sinlan
Glen Kiddie Farms
Henry L. Collins
Samuel M Vauelain
Broeadlawn Farme
Edward B. McLean
Dillam
Broadlawn Farms
Princess Sheila
W.atkinson
Carowna
Eywin L. Beabon
Sun Dance
Deichester Farms
Kaneton
Folly Farms
Garconnet
Wanamaker
Dole
Hackney Stellions
Willisden Farms
Gret
A. la. Douglas
Arthur J. Fox
Harry D. Holloway
Brandon Lass
Roedsters
E. T.stotesbury
Ruby
Basco
Walter D. Craft
Glen Riddle Farms
St. Winnifred
Major Treat
Bellwood Hunt
Lady Washington
Lightfoot
Don Jan
Glen Hiddle Barmas
H. L Haughton
Strongheart
Valley Forge Warm
St. Winifred
Glen Riddle Parms
FP. B. Busgey
Wilow King
Virginian
Glen Riddle Pama
Tumpers
Falr Estelle
Hamilton Farms
Foxy Foot
Arm Princess
Jean Lister Austin
Broadlawn's
Flower
Grey Cloud
Reed Dolan
Alert and
Angus
Saddis horses of the America win at fair day event
Won by Bourbon Queen Mire with attack placing second, Cousin Kate close behind. Sequel from Broad Ben Farms wins pony class over 18 heads high and under 14 percent. Ashlander shown with Oscar Seeley taking first, Rose and Hunter Small in the later positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
America
Bourbon Queen
Mire
Kate
Mre
MC Goucher
Broadben Farms
Hopwood Dolly
C . Coxe
Ashlander
Oscar Seeley
Rose
Hunter Small
Beautiful gowns light up Devon horse show scene
Society leaders gathered at the Devon horse show as worn gowns drew notice. Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt appeared in a staple dress with a white blouse and a small grape trim. The Van Rensselaer party arrived in elegant attire, including a midnight blue tabore gown and a pearl necklace. Various guests, boxes, and hosts were noted among the afternoon's society observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speiial
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Devon
Robert ‘Kelso Cassatt
Ghz
Ber Het
Wry
Alexander van Fensselaer
Abraai
Camp Hil
Fort Washington
van Rensaseiner
Edwards. McLeen
Varn Rensselaer
Philander C. Knox
Reed Knox
Henry Collins
Pittsburga
George Dallas Dixon
John W. Converse
Howard Houston Henry
George W. Childs Drexel
J. Pemberton Holingsworth
Letitia McKim
Jeulion Earnshaw
Henry
Loss of steamer BF J Lucken taen near Bal timore
United States revenue cutters have searched for two days for any trace of the steamer BF J Luckentean of Baltimore en route from Tampa with phosphate rock. It is believed Captain A K Webb and 28 crew were lost when the vessel was abandoned.
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Death Cell
Breker
Frank Geier
Seveste
Moflen
Zurhorst
Lerf
Conmmorfows
Madeat Prices
Hindle
Umteraleres
Beetolmer
Ity Cote Ak Besa
Speare
Fang
Phish
Sardo &Co
Eralmers
ST NW Modern Chapel
Geo
P. Zurhorst
East Cap. St
Tei Lucois
Chas, & Zurhorst
Desige
Prion
Hay Mae
J. H. Small & Sons
Florists
Ccarser
Idert-Avioda
Hradwey
Newyork
Spa
New ‘York Maternity Hospital
Gotham
Vorpella Burlun ‘Thomlinson
New York City
Donald G. Thomilneon
Folletts
Julius Martin- Sori
Y. MC. A
George Gray
Delaware
Spurns
Leailty
Progressives
Ferris’ Gas
Surcees
Scott
Ehn
Baring Strait
Arctic
Moosers
Foint
Republicana
Congresa
Moose
3. O. PL
Storn
J.m.gadr
Fifth Avenue
46Th Street
H Street N. W
Shoreham, Totel & Announce
R. Harris & CO
Jewelers
D Streets
To-Kalgn CO. Inc
St. Fur
Kosciusko
Poland
Germany
Anheuser-Busch
Washington, Dist. Col
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