Oelrichs Agent in Car Crash Held on Felonious Assault
New York reports Hermann Oelrichs a Columbia law student and son of the late shipping magnate was arrested on felonious assault charges. He is tied to a Bryn Mawr student Lucille Singleton who said she was stabbed during a car incident and to a cover plan offering money. Detective Trayer, who investigated the crash, was suspended amid conflicting statements.
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Miss Singleton
New York
Hermann Oelrichs
Columbia Law
Hermann Oelirichs
Poliice
Dougherty
Lucille Singleton
Bryn Mawr
Texas
Theodore Trayer
Young Oelrichs
Broadway
Trayer
Singleton
Beng
Price
Delichs
Oelrichs
Oeirichs
Oecelrichs
Mag
Delta Psi Lab
Riverside Drive
D. M. Claghorn
Tacoma
Columbia University
Claghorn
Mr. Oellichs
J. I. Claghorn
Columbia
D. M. Claghamn
Mr. Oelrichs
Ciaghorn
Kergan
Miss Sherwood
West Chester
Refused Engagement Ends in Violent Stabbing Outside Bar
A man resisted a request to keep an engagement, forcing a confrontation in a Broadway bar. They argued for blocks, the assailant stabbed the victim ten times, and the car veered into a gutter striking a tree. The Delta Psi house notes two Claghorn brothers were once residents but had left over a month ago.
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Delta Psi
Claghorn Brothers
Gelrichs
Tokyo Hints At New Trade Pact Amid Land Law Clash
Tokyo reports indicate Japan and the United States may pursue a new general commercial treaty. A note on California anti alien land laws, previously unanswered, suggests Tokyo may seek recognition of Japanese land ownership rights in the United States on par with other nations. The State Department stance on such an arrangement is unclear.
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Tokyo
California
Japan
United States
Washington
John Bassett Moore
Moore
State Department
Widow saved from suicide by pet fox terrier in St Louis
Special to The Washington Post. Hertha McAllister, stranded after her Chicago lawyer husband Jesse McAllister’s death, nearly leaped from the Eads bridge. A fox terrier she kept helped deter the attempt and she now works as a waitress while studying law and plans to seek admission to the bar.
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St. Louis
Washington Post
Hertha McAllister
Eads Bridge
Jesse McAllister
Chicago
University of Michigan
Lunatic Beaten to Death at State Hospital
In Kankakee Illinois Carl G Holst a patient at the Kankakee State Hospital died after allegedly being beaten by guard L Blows and restrained to bed. William Wolfe a former attendant confessed to the murder and named hospital employee John Mahan who was also arrested. An additional former employee is still at large.
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Kankakee
Gct
Carl G. Holst
Paxton
Ill
Kankakee State Hospital
William Wolfe
Wolfe
John Mahan
Captain A B Davis Dead in Chicago
Captain A B Davis of the United States Revenue Cutter Service, retired, died in Chicago today. Adv mentions service on a pension and an offer to assist in the Underwood-Summenstart bill case with John S Wise, attorney, 20 Broad Street, New York.
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A. B. Davis
Chicago
A B Davis
United States Revenue Cutter Service
John S Wise
Broad Street
New York
End of Tariff Fight Clouds Senate Vote
Senate Democrats back conferees on the tariff bill by 33 to 6 with no cotton futures taxation. Debate centers on House substitute and Clarke amendment. House recedes likely, avoiding further conference. Several senators to speak. leadership hopes resolution within days.
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Cheinman Simmons
Senate
House
White House
Reed
Missouri
Simmons
Conference Committee
McCurgher
Gronna
Penrose
Kényon
Cummina
la Follette Alzaa
Pomerene
Marcus Smith
Vardaman
Committee On Finance
Hughes
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hollis
Senator Clarke
Arkansas
Laurel
Baltimore
Kiemman
Senate caucus closes on cotton futures dispute move
The Senate yielded on cast iron pine and restored it to the dutiable list after a clash over free status. Chairman Simmons and Senator Williams pressed for water to calm the waters while Senator Pomerene and Reed moved to refer the report back to conference. Simmons offered a substitute and the measure prevailed by 33 to 6 as Clarke and Smith argued for the amendment, ending with a caucus adjournment.
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Senate
Simmons
John Sharp Williams
Pomerene
Reed
Underwood
Clarke
Smith
South Carolina
Broker Found Hanged in Missouri Murder Case
Special to The Washington Post reports Rob ert L. Tisdale a wealthy Cape Girardeau real estate broker was found hanged east of Chaffee Missouri. Authorities believe robbery motivated the death. rope marks on an ankle and nearby rope fragments suggest he was drugged and dragged. Coroner’s jury verdict: death at hands of unknown persons.
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Washington Post
Chaffee
Robert L. Tisdale
Cape Girardeau
Tisdale
Walter Neun
Fred Neun
Mr. Tisdale
SAY PASTOR HUGGED GIRL Four Witnesses to Appear at Trustees Inquiry
New York reports four church members say they saw Rev. Halléck F. Schanek of Manasquan N J with Miss Sarah Foreman 16 on a deserted railroad car after boarding a train to Asbury Park last Friday evening. The witnesses followed the pastor and girl to Seagirt. The board of trustees will hear Schanek tomorrow night to answer the charges.
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Aon
Trustees’ Inqui
New York
Halléck F. Schanek
First Methodist Church
Manasquan
Tieien
Érifiteds
Peta
Mis Laguin
Sarah Foreman
John F. Foreman
Thomas Rankin
Austin Newbury
Harry Mount
Joel Parker
Asbury Park
Schanck
Seagirt
English Actress Detained Over Claim of Marriage
Marie Lloyd, prominent English actress, and jockey Bernard Dillon were detained in New York after arriving on the Olympic. Immigration authorities opened an inquiry into their claim of being man and wife. They registered as Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, though not legally married. Lloyd said they had lived together for five years.
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New York
Marie Lloyd
Olympic
Bernard Dillion
Inquest Reopened On Death Of Rear Admiral Eaton
The inquest into Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton’s death in Hingham Massachusetts is to reopen tomorrow under District Attorney Barker. Mrs. Eaton widow and indicted for murder awaits trial. The inquiry has been paused and restarted multiple times amid gaps in the case.
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Hingham
Mass
Joseph Giles Eaton
Barker
Brockton
Admiral Eaton
Eaton
Militants' office raid leads to arrests in London
In London on October 1 police clashed with suffragettes Harriet Roberts Kerr and Beatrice Saunders at their Women's Social and Political Union offices. Kerr faces twelve months and Saunders fifteen years for conspiracy. They had just resumed duties after June hunger strike release, and staff clashed with officers with a policeman assaulted and four clerks jailed.
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London
Suffra Kettes
Harriet Roberts Kerr
Beatrice Saunders
Women's Social and Poltical Union
John D. Heads Tax List
John D Rockefeller tops New York personal property listings in the 1913 tax assessment, with $5 000 000 declared. Other high values include Mrs Russell Sage at $465 000 and Herbert L Satterlee at $500 000. Real estate stocks and bonds are not counted.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Ciety
Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Thomas F Ryan
Rush to save miner in Pennsylvania mine blast
Thomas Toshesky, trapped 100 feet underground since last Friday at Continental Colliery, spoke to his wife through a tube as rescuers widened a 50 foot coal breach amid heavy rain. Doctors warned against exertion while Toshesky described his loneliness and asked about his baby. Rescue teams continued digging, aided by a 50 foot tube and safety measures, with fears of pneumonia if he grows cold.
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Centralia
Thomas Toshesky
Continental
Heffner
Toshesky
Heffier
Toshenku
Toskesky
Pearl in Oyster Brings $5000 Guess for Russian
Philadelphia Oct 1 George Rogovoy a Russian tourist dining with his wife in Chestnut street restaurant bit into two oysters finding hard objects He and his wife took the items to a Chestnut jeweler where a pearl shaped stone about twice a large pea was valued at 5000 This odd find follows a claim that Rogovoy may have wasted the fortune in the meal. Also Olympic to stop calls at Queenstown and schedule updates for Saturday trips from Baltimore to Ono Berkeley Springs and Cumberland with round trips posted.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
George Rogovoy
Chestnut Street
Rogevey
Canal Zone Earthquake Stuns Isthmus Amid Canal Fears
A powerful October quake struck from Panama City to Colon, causing panic as buildings shook and church bells rang. Inspectors including Col Sibert surveyed Gatun and Culebra locks for damage while flooding was planned at Culebra Cut, with hopes to breach the Curaracha slide to clear the path.
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Culebra
Sibert
Washington
Panama
Colon
Panama Canal
Col
Sihbert
Gatun
Kingston
Oct
Lodge Out of Danger After Ulcer Operation
Nahant Mass October 1 United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge overcame feared complications from last Friday’s gastric ulcer operation. Dr Francis Harrington announced the danger period has passed and Lodge can sit up in bed. Mrs Lodge reported his condition remains good with normal pulse and temperature and he enjoyed a little more nourishment.
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Nahant
Mass
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Francis
Harrington
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Dean Henson pushes divorce stance at Church Congress
Southampton Oct 1 Very Rev Herbert Hensley Henson dean of Durham sparked a sensation at the Church of England Congress with a speech openly endorsing divorce. He argued the divorce movement reflects a Christian factor of self-respect that rejects a situation he called depraving, though the audience showed unease and relief at the end.
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Southampton
Herbert Hensley Henson
Durham
Church of England Congress
Dean Henson
Oelrichs Held After Girl Is Stabbed
A stabbing incident in Oelrichs leads to the detention of a suspect as investigators pursue leads. Details remain sparse as authorities assess motive and connection to the victim, a local girl.
Motion Picture His Alibi In Extradition Case
San Francisco police displayed motion pictures to counter an extradition bid for Larred Brokaw awaiting transfer on a Pittsburgh assault to commit robbery charge. He claimed a prominent crowd role in films shot here in September, with the alleged crime occurring in Pittsburgh. The films were shown to police to identify Brokaw or his double, and attorneys plan to use the evidence to resist extradition.
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San Francisco
Larred
Brokaw
Pittsburgh
Storm ties up city as torrential rain floods New York
A record rainfall of 3.32 inches in two hours drenched New York, halting subway and surface traffic, with 1,500 girls marooned in two factories and two men killed. Bridges and streets flooded, a drugstore roof collapsed causing $15,000 damage, and fires sparked by lightning were extinguished as transit workers struggled to restore service.
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New York
City End
Avhurta
Canyona
Brooklyn Bridge
New Jersey
Passaic
Newark
Jersey Meadows
Weather Bureau
Thomas H. Walsh
Hugh Clarke
Jersey City
Broadway
Fiftieth Street
Brooklyn Rapid Trans
Brighton Beach
Beach
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Williamsboro
Lake Charies
Lake Charlies
Calcasieu
EneHsh Bayou
Southern Pacific
Tremere
Ott
Sina
Gulf
Piedras Negras Defends City Amid Border Tension
Piedras Negras will not be destroyed during anticipated hostilities between constitutionalists and federal army. A neutral government was formed to protect foreign property as US officials warned against invasion, with martial law and guards deployed. Reports say bridges burned and trains disrupted while residents await crossers to the American side.
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Washington
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Constitutioneliste
Federal
Jesus Carranza
State Department
United States
Blocker
Constitutionalits
Here
Care Tanza
Consul Blocker
Maj
Caldwell
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Eagle Pass
Peroles
International Bridge
Eagle Pags
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Baldwin
Connecticut
Brandegee
Hartford
Conn
Simeon E. Baldwin
United States Senate
Frank Brandegee
Dog
Senate Democrats
O'Gorman
Pomperene
Pomerenk
Jeccey Dilon
Coroner’s Court
John D
Miner
Queenstown
White Star Line
Heepers Ferry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ono
Union Station
Canal Zone
Bélis
Gatun Lake
Gamboa Dike
Cucaracha Slide
Massachusetts
Dean
Church Congress
Canal
Tariff
Bryan
T. U
Money Bull
Sulzer
Young Reidly
Tsociety
Motion Picture
New York City
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de Koven
Poday
Columbia Theater
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Tonale
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