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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1911

Page

2

Elsie Sigel Murder Claim Denied By Relative

New York October 30 Herbert McCormick magazine writer claimed Elsie Sigel the young missionary and granddaughter of General Franz Sigel was alive and found murdered, crammed in a Chinatown trunk June 18 1908. A detective followed leads, McCormick was jailed for intoxication and fined. Pianz Sigel Crotona Park lawyer son of General Sigel said niece still living and could be identified, calling the claim utterly impossible.

Washington Post New York Herbert McCormick Elsie Sigel Franz Sigel Ninth Avenue James McCormick Sigel Posjon Aoriing cCormick Ation McQuade Lombia MccCorm Ick Pianz Sigel Crofona Park North Blale Sigel McCorsh

A Y Renew British Strike Raises Danger of New Walkout

London reports grave risk of renewed railway strike as meetings in main centers reject the railway commission report and vow to renew the fight if executives call for action. The inquiry panel, formed last August, failed to win company recognition of the commission’s findings amid mounting tensions. Police seek missing boy Marcusen age 14 from Luckett s Virginia who ran away days ago. sister Car Haugen of a downtown department store believes he reached Washington on a canal boat.

London Railway Commission Polisce Maxusen Lucketts Loucounty Ths Slater Car Haugen Washington Thomas B. Shea Academy Shea Mr. Shea Samuel Shipman Benjamin Clark New York Clark George Reed Reed J. Forbes-Robertson Jerome K. Je Forbes-Robertson Alison Skinner Florence Lé Claren Maude Buchanan Lena Delphine Montague Rutherford Alexander Cassey Allen Thomas

Six Autoists Race for $500 Purse at Laurel Track

Amateur drivers prepare for a 10 mile dirt track race at Laurel at 2:30 pm with six entrants Cole Campbell Frank Stewart Washington Napoleon Hill Warren I C Barber Olds William Kessler and Marquette Buick. Curley Brown sponsors the event to decide the city amateur champion with a $500 purse and banked turns to reduce accidents. Contingent notes cover Studebaker Cadillac Everitt and Hupp Motor Car Company disputes over use of the Hupp name and new RC H car.

Laurel Cole Cleveland Campbell Reo Frank Stewart Washington Napoleon Hill Warren I. C. Barber Olds William Kessler Marquette Buick Henry Meyers Automobilsta

Hotel guest listings across states in scattered society notices

A fragmented OCR shows hotel and resident names listed by city states across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic. Names include Stubbs Contess Thorneon Rael Willem H Edbitt and many Willards, Johns and Lees, with scattered mentions of city locations such as Philadelphia Pittsburg and Reading. The text reads like a social register or hotel guest directory with partial affiliations and addresses.

Boston Stubbs Contess Thorneon Rael Willem Ned Perpen Edbitt DO Wen Amter Htobert J Dysart Willam Gwer Hawley Enn Bisch Mies ED Hentess Ghanes L Bownea Seis Ar Ae ‘Woodward Daniel P ‘Owers Snd Marton Seles James D Kini Gian B Booth Cis Bradley Lines Mra. Kelley Jusra Pittsburg E. H. Bellen Willard

The Challenge at the Columbia Theater reviewed

The Columbia Theater offered Ed ward Childs Carpenter's four act drama The Challenge featuring Douglas Quarrier Alberta Bradley and a Mexican servant Romero. The plot centers on an irrigation project in Arizona, embezzlement, a desert romance, and a climactic confrontation with heavy audience laughter at risqué elements and stage craft criticisms.

Columbia Edward Childs Carpenter Douglas Quarrier Eaton Post George Prentiss Richard Taber McCracken Fallon Walter Carter Haney Worksman Srese Henry Travers Somera Macey Harlan Robert Seater Alberta Bradley Yohiad Sam Francis Caririe E Maud Gilbert Charles Chappelle Guy Bates Post Edward Childs Carpenter Bertha M. Clay Douglas Quarrier Arizona Alberta Bradley Quarrier Alberta Romero Iingeria A. H. Woods New York Post Miss Gilbert West Francis Carlyle Marceline Hippodrome Lester McNamaray Los Angeles

Ten Below Zero Across Montana and Big Northwest Snow

Unusually cold weather grips the Northwest with Wisdom Montana at ten degrees below zero and three inches of snow in Dillon area. Sheep suffer from scarce grazing while no major damage is reported. In New York a boxing bout ends with One Round Hogan defeating Willie Howard in ten rounds.

Washington Post Dillon Mont Big Hole Basin Wisdom Wsconaien Hogan New York San Francisco Willie Howard Brooklyn Howard

Maryland Hero Frank Baker Dined by Philadelphia Fans

The Washington Post reports John Franklin Baker of Trappe Maryland was toasted at the Hotel Walton by Marylanders and Philadelphia supporters after bringing the second world baseball championship to Philadelphia. Speakers included Mack and Mayor Rayburn with letters from Gov Crothers and Mayor Preston amid praise for Baker and his team.

Washington Post Philadelphia Maryland John Franklin Baker Trappe Walton Mack John E. Rayburn Baker Crothers James H. Preston Baltimore Charley Herzog Tella J. H. McNeal Brent Cross Jimmy Colins Reading M Mack Giants Herzog McGrpan Handy New York Athletics

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