Addicks Defeated Then Resigned In Fury At Judas Allee
Special to The Washington Post Dover Del Oct 2 Edward Addicks won then lost by his own act after a fierce struggle to control the Union Republican State committee and block amalgamation of the state factions His temporary victory gave him nine of eighteen votes against allowing Frank Allee to appoint a conference committee The loss came when Addicks quit in rage after Allee was elected chair and the nine to nine deadlock prompted a harmony committee to be formed with Layton Allee Addicks and others to negotiate a settlement leaving Allee as chair but Addicks labeling him Judas and storming out of the room
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Washington Post
Dover
Del
Edward Addicks
Republican State Committee
Frank Atlee
Allee
Addicks
Judas Iscarlet
Albe Ty
New Caste
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Kent
Lynch
Susset
Layton
Sheil
Sussex
Wilmington
Fothee
Coulburn
Postles
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Francis Bradley
George W Roberts
The
Sun Braiex
Enirman
Wilmington Com
Charcter Health
Wouter Hoases
Pon Addicks
David Clark
Yin
Clark
Alles
Clark Orieved
Higgins Elected to Congress in Connecticut Race
Edwin W Higgins of Norwich, Republican, defeated Charles F Thayer to succeed Frank Brandegee in Connecticut's Third District. Thayer carried New Haven, contrast with Brandegee's past majorities. two constitutional amendments including voting machines were adopted.
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Thayer
Brandegee
Mitchell Breaks Eib After Fall at Dry Docking
United States Senator John H Mitchell was hospitalized after slippage on loose earth during the Oceano steamship dry docking. Doctors report a broken rib but no serious complications, though his age means a lengthy recovery.
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Portland
Greg
United States
John H Mitchell
Oceano
Judge Cowed by Mob Forced to Rescind an Order
In Brighton Colorado the county judge was dragged from a locomotive by a mob and forced to revoke an arrest order against the sheriff and town marshal. The turmoil followed clashes over enforcing gambling and Sunday hours, with judge Guthiel fleeing by train and returning after the crowd secured his surrender.
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Denver
Brighton
Colo
Adams County
H Guthiel
Judge Guthiel
Union Pacific
Will Close Many Mines by New Child Labor Law
Scranton Pa Oct 2 a coal operator warns that strict enforcement of the new child labor law taking effect October 15 could force mines to close. The law raises outside work age to fourteen and inside work to sixteen, and bans under twenty-one from working in or around mines without passing educational tests in English and mathematics including fractions. He notes many under twenty-one lack English literacy and fraction skills, and many are foreign-born.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Judge Opposes Death Sentence in Brooklyn Bigamy Case
Frederick Carlton, found guilty of three bigamies and grand larceny, is sentenced to nineteen years in state prison. The judge denounces him as a villain and murderer, suspends one sentence, and condemns Carlton as a dangerous man. a 600-person mob mobbed him as he left the court, and he is to be sent to Sing Sing the next morning.
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Carlton
New York
Frederick Carlton
Brooklyn
Mary Gorman
Mary Smith
Imla Kettering
Rochester
Henry Schaub
United States Navy
Aspinwall
Schaub
August Stieglitz
Leonard
Henry Leonard
Harry Leonard
Stieglitz
New York Woman Robbed of $2000 in Back Yard Heist
Mrs. Joseph Devito was robbed of $2000 in the back yard of her Greene lane Brooklyn home. The money, saved by her husband the fruit merchant, was to buy the couple a new house. Two men held her at gunpoint, cut the cash from her clothing, and fled after a party had been held the night before.
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New York
Joseph Devito
Greene Lane
Brooklyn
Automobiles for Negroes in Nashville Project
Nashville Negro entrepreneurs organize the Union Transportation Company to operate five automobiles for transporting black passengers across the city starting tomorrow. Prominent African American leaders back the venture amid dissatisfaction with the Jim Crow street car law and reduced colored ridership.
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Nashville
Tenn
Union Transportation Company
Jim Crew
French racer and mechanician injured in Vanderbilt crash
Louis Chevrolet, the French automobile racer, and his Swiss mechanician Henn Schutting sustained injuries when Chevrolet's car smashed into a telegraph pole on the Vanderbilt Cup course on Long Island in dense fog. The crash left the machine badly damaged and unable to race. Chevrolet was only lightly hurt and likely to drive another car in the cup.
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Long Island
New York
Louis Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Vanderbilt Estate
Henn Schutting
Cincinnati Not Grounded Arrives Moji After Ship Report
The Navy Department received a cablegram announcing the cruiser Cincinnati arrived at Moji and would sail for Shanghai none of the dispatches mention a mishap. A Tokyo press report of the Cincinnati grounding was erroneous.
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Navy Department
Cincinnati
Moji
Shanghai
Tokyo
Bankers Under Arrest In North Manchester Case
Daniel Krisher president and Dayton Harter cashier of the Bank of North Manchester were arrested on a charge of receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. They denied guilt, claiming innocence and alleging personal enmity, posted bail and were released. The bank failed last June with deposits about 45 000. bank organized in 1889 with 25 000 capital. Safe deposit boxes offered by Union Trust Co. at 1414 Fatl. uw.
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North Manchester
Ind
Wabash
Daniel Krisher
Dayton Harter
Bank of North Manchester
Krisher
Harter
Tod
Orne ‘Bank of North Manchester
Little Girl Dies After Sulphur Soda Self-Harm Plan
Genevena Reaver twelve years old died at home this afternoon after attempting to stay home from school by ingesting sulphur from twenty matches. Companions had said they faked illness by eating match heads. The physician was puzzled until she confessed. death occurred in great agony. Also noted: Dr Max Arwits Houston Turn VerSin president, and Republican congressional candidate found dead in his office in Houston.
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Washington Post
Buffalo
Genevena Reaver
Genevena
Congress
Houston
Tex
Max Arwits
The
Houston Turn Versin
Board of
School Trustees
Love at First Sight In Japanese American Marriage
A romance in Northport, Oct 2, reveals Mikado art studio owner Frank Yamaki and Belle Pauline Browne, an American, secretly married on July 16 after a July 14 invitation to an opera House event. The Browne family moved to town in June from Brooklyn, and the minister kept the marriage confidential.
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Washington Post
Northport
I. LT
Frank
Yamaki Frank Yamaki
Belle Pauline Browne
Yamaki
Browne
Brooklyn
Highland Park
Miss Browne
Opera House
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Henry Medd
Bond Thief In Tombs His Story Given Credence
Henry A Leonard, a Hall Stieglitz clerk, confessed to stealing 359000 in securities from National City Bank using forged checks. He planned the scheme months ahead to expose how easily bank safeguards could be bypassed, and about 34000 in securities were recovered. Leonard, age 24, was held on 60000 bail.
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Henry Leonard
City National Bank
New York
Henry A. Leonard
Hall & Stieglitz
Broad Street
National City Bank
Leonard
East 186Th Street
Neonara
Dyer Pearl
Pearl & Co
Pearl
Tooley Leonard
Halle & Bilegitz
Tombs
Piigton
Hanover National Bank
Mwan
Bowery
Hana National Bank
Wall
No 62
Wall Street
Hays Inch
Woure
Woman in stock exchange figure linked to major operators
Fragmentary notes mention a woman connected with Halie and Bueglitz as prominent stock exchange operators. Statements imply her involvement with depositors at a national level, but details are incomplete and names appear garbled.
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Halie & Bueglitz
Stock Exchange
Leonana
Attempts to wreck trains near Somerville New York
Spécial to The Washington Post reports two attempted wrecks on the Central Railroad of New Jersey at Vanderveer Cut near Somerville. An Easton express halted within feet of a timber obstruction, then an Allentown fast freight stopped in time to avoid derailment by a large iron piece. Three boys fled as detectives began a case. identities remain unknown amid secrecy and investigation.
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Washington Post
Somerville
N. Y
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Vanderveers Cut
Easton Express
Allentown
Nico
Suspect Haynes Released In Wake Of Winthrop Case
Boston authorities freed William A. Haynes and witness Samuel Wingfield after an inquiry found no evidence linking Haynes to the Winthrop death and dismemberment. A pawn broker's statement that Haynes did not resemble the suitcase purchaser supported the release.
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Boston
William A. Haynes
Winthrop
Samuel A. Wingfield
Wingfield
Haynes
Richmond
Newport News
Joseph Berkman
South End
Wingfeld
West End
Rich Distiller in Prison Guilty Plea Results in Six Months
In Greensboro federal court Judge Boyd denied delaying Arey from serving his three month jail term. Arey, Salisbury distiller, pleaded guilty to tax frauds in selling untaxed spirits and faces possible further penalties. He was taken to Salisbury to begin immediate imprisonment as prosecutors pursue additional counts and potential pardon efforts by Wington authorities.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N C
Boyd
D. M. Arey
Salisbury
Marshal Arey
Rowan County
Arey
Wington
Aycock
Supreme Court
Raleigh
Grand Jury
Bila
Noaigt Cajla
Pleas of Not Guilty in Milwaukee Indictment Arraignments
Thirty eight Milwaukee officials and others faced Judge Brasee in Municipal Court after 172 indictments from the last grand jury. Pleas of not guilty were entered in most cases, including former supervisors, fire department members, reporters, a state senator and assemblyman, an ex alderman, and various businessmen. Arraignments extended late with some defendants seeking immediate trials. disposition likely span two to three years. Niagara Falls excursion promotion via Pennsylvania Railroad details the special train, with tickets $10 valid ten days, guided by M Newbold.
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Milwaukes
Wis. Ort
Brasee
Belance
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
M. Newbold
Taft's Manila trip ends as he returns to Washington early
After a 92 day journey covering 2500 miles of sea and land in the Orient and Occident, William H. Taft returns to Washington at 3:37 PM aboard the Baltimore and Ohio. He sets up at the War Department and says Manila was the coolest place visited while Honolulu and San Francisco were hot. he notes underpaid diplomats and calls for stronger consular offices in Shanghai and broader trade with the Orient.
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William Nelson Cromwell
New York
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Hongkong
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Virginia
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Shanghai
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Eame
Manchuria
América
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Clarence RR. Edwards
Philippines
Corbin
Philippine Division
Army
Adicks Defeated Again and Bigamist Carlton Sentenced
This page item highlights a repeat defeat for Adicks alongside the sentencing of a bigamist named Carlton. It notes Secretary Taft’s record trip and a government push to save a Negro from stake, indicating a mix of crime, politics, and social issues addressed in today’s issue.
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Adicks
Carlton
Taft
New Orleans
White House
Venezuela
Spencer
Chandler
Carter
Alabama
Washington
Rockefeller Grants Gift to General Education Board
New York October 2 Rockefeller delivers ten million six hundred sixty thousand dollar gift to the General Education Board in cash. F T Gates of Rockefeller's circle and a board member handed the funds to George Foster Peabody treasurer in a batch of checks including six for one million and two for two million.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
General Education Board
Rockefeller
F. T. Gates
George Foster Peabody
Appeals for Patrick reargues judge bias in death case
In a brief to the Court of Appeals Albert T Patrick seeks a reargument alleging Judge Gray should not have sat because his son Henry Gray aided in the prosecution. The defense argues the ruling overlooked key evidence and the captain of the court’s majority misapprehended facts. Prosecution counters that the motion reopens largely argued points and insults judicial conduct.
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Albert T. Patrick
Biiesee
Maren Rice
Davin B. Bul
Gray
Patrick
Henry G. Gray
New York
Hill
Young
Hil
Jerome
Ging Sing
Calls Out Troops Gibson Still At Large in Edna Texas
Father of murdered Mrs Conditt leads a posse of twenty five black men in the hunt for Monk Gibson. Militia units rushed from Austin and Houston to Edna as the mob plans to burn Gibson if captured. Troops escort the suspect toward Houston while dogs track a trail with no results.
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Austin
Tex
Helen
Edna
Monk Gibson
Conditt
Houston
Lanham
Hulen
Beasley
Doge
Dexter Stabs Bateman In Milwaukee Ball Feud
Charles Dexter Starsman of Des Moines Western League claims he stabbed Flist Bateman of Milwaukee's American Association during a dispute over a cash bill. Bateman is in serious condition and not expected to live. Dexter, known as a young National League signer for Baltimore and later Louisville manager, was arrested. the two men had long been friends.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles Dexter
Bateman
Dexter
Baltimore
Louisville
Georgetown University
Tar Bateman
Melissa
Tex
Mutual Bank Opens In Chicago With Profit Sharing
Chicago capitalists launch the Mutual Bank claiming it is the first of its kind in the country. Stockholders divide profits equally with savings depositors and over 500 accounts opened on the first day, suggesting strong interest. Principal organizers include Otto Young Andrew McLeish Fred L Mandel W W Thorne and Lawrence Heyworth as president.
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Chicago
Mutual Bank
Otto Young
Andrew McLeish
Fred L. Mandel
Www. Thorne
Lawrence Heyworth
Stock Transfer Attacked at Equitable by Tull Suit
New York Oct. x amended plea by Herbert G. Tull seeks ownership of Equitable Life surplus. Hyde cannot title 502 shares to Ryan as shares held in trust until Hyde reaches age thirty. Boiler Explodes Killing Three in Budaon Many injured and a missing Italian reported. Pat Crowe Arrested in Butte Police seize suspect in ongoing case.
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Equitable Life Assurance Sociuty
James H. Hyde
Thomas F Ryan
Society
Herbert G. Tull
Philadelphia
Tull
Equitable Society
Hyde
Ryan
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