Nagel Defends Immigration Service Against Weisman Charges
Secretary Nagel of the Department of Commerce and Labor publicly defended the immigration service amid sharp charges by Henry Weisman of Brooklyn. He cited his own investigation supporting immigrant officers and doctors who ruled the excluded child feeble minded, denying that officials substitute personal opinions for law. He criticized those who rely on public gossip and rebutted Weisman’s claims as untrue and misleading.
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Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ellis Island
Bureau’ of Immigration
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Weisman
House Committee On Rules
Willingnesa
Washington
Welsman
Miss Florence Heywood Defends Louvre Access Claims
Miss Florence Heywood denies sensational Paris press reports claiming she had special full access to the Louvre on Mondays. She notes other photographers and lecturers were admitted, and cites colleagues such as Roasiter Howards and Solomon Retnach, with her role as art instructor rather than tour guide. The piece also confirms her lectures for the Student Hostel and notes no Mona Lisa disappearance besides two Phoenician statuettes returned by a Belgian thief.
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Florence Heywood
Louvre
Paris
Guardiana
Roasiter Howards
Bureau of University Travel
Elasses
Solomon Retnach
Young Women’s Christian Association
Calls Roosevelt Wrong. Editor Post. Col. Roosevelt’s stance
Oscar T. Crosby of Warrenton Va critiques Colonel Roosevelt’s independence claim as not radical or conservative but ill considered. He argues amending constitutions to embed new ideals is flawed without clear interpretation rules and warns against leaving judges to interpret all laws. October 31.
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Col. Roosevelt
Oscar T. Crosby
Warrenton, Va
Deny He Is Slayer Part II Details of Lunch With Clergyman
Police traced a lunch and quiet chat between Richeson and Avis Linnell, with witnesses noting engagement plans and visits to the YWCA. Reports describe a Cambridge lodging, a Boston trip, and a telephone call from Danskin’s home as detectives probe a cyanide container and other evidence. The case remains unresolved as Capt. McGarr and Chief Dugan pursue leads and await a hearing.
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Clarence Virgil Thompson Richeson
Cambridge
Mass
Avis Linnell
Wei
Richeson
Magazine Street
Frank H. Carter
McGarrent
Dugan
Violet Edman
Mr. Hahn
Effigy, Trial Hints, and Richeson Case On Hyannis News
The article reports on potential admissibility of Hahn's statement if Richeson goes to trial and recounts a dramatic effigy of the Rev Richeson hung at the Hyannis Baptist Church yard. The scene includes deacons deciding to let it hang as a warning, a local resident cutting it down, and ties to a murder case involving a former parishioner. It also notes Miss Helen Crosby's claim of Richeson’s ties to an Augusta era Richmond romance and reports a resignation plan for Richeson as Cambridge Church pastor.
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Richeson
Hahn
Dugan
Beattles
Hyan Nis
Repiial
Avis Linnell
Luke
Baptist Church
Hyatmis
John 3
Nicholson
Hyannis
Helen Crosby
West 146Th Street
New York
Barnard College
Iptale Thayer
Barnstable
Richegan
Keebing” Company
Avis
Shad
Richmond
Miss Thayer
Misa Crosby
Barnard
Richeson A
Cambridge
Pioneer pastor and fiancée romance unfolds in Hyannis
In Hyannis Massachusetts on October 2 a young Baptist pastor recounts his initial pulpit moment and declares Avis Linnell his future wife. The couple’s engagement was unclear publicly as Richeson pursued a church posting and music studies in Boston. A newspaper report later exposed the romance amid family commentary and social scrutiny.
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Weashington
Edmands
Richeson
Avis
Preacher Richeson Linked to Linnell Murder Case
Special report details Rev. C V Richeson, once pastor at Budd Park Baptist in Kansas City, accused in Boston of murdering Avia Linnell. Accounts describe his past misconduct, including alleged engagements to multiple women in his congregation, and a pattern of questionable relationships that led to his resignation in 1904.
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Washington, Peet
Kansas City
Co. V. Richeson
Boston
Misa -Avia Linnell
Budd Park Baptist Church
Hanes City
William Jewell College
Liberty
Righeson
Richeson
Budd Park
Widow with ten children marries widower with ten more
Special to The Washington Fest from Syracuse on Oct 7 reports Mrs. Margaret Webber, a widow with ten children, wed Joseph Reiniman, a widower with ten children, this afternoon at the Church of the Assumption. Father Ambrose officiated. several of the couples’ children are already married. The bride’s youngest child is six. the groom’s youngest is two.
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Washington
Syracuse
Church of the Assumption
Margaret Webber
Joseph Reiniman
Ambrose
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