Pursuit Ends as Burglar Slain During Grocery Store Robbery
Washington Post reports in Lyndhurst New Jersey three burglars looting a grocery store were pursued after a clerk opened fire. One burglar killed. two arrested after officers kept pursuit. Chief of Police Gorke Gandy led the investigation. a bystander description notes a dramatic showdown near the station.
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Royal Visitor Wilhelm Tours New York In a Rainy Niagara Quest
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden completes New York visit with a tour of fire headquarters a model tenement and the Swedish migrant bureau He observes the fire alarm system aboard a municipal ferry watches a labor parade and chats with two elderly Swedish women in a Forties street building The prince invites a glimpse into how the other half lives and waves to the cruiser Fylgia from Staten Island as his party heads to Niagara Falls
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Death of E R B Sorel in Omaha
E R Coffin, vice president of Electric Securities Corp New York and noted financier, died today at Omaha General Hospital after a week’s illness while en route from San Francisco to New York. He underwent an operation but the shock proved fatal. His father, president of the General Bloomie Co in Europe, and sister Miss Chits with husband arrived from Chicago to tend him.
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Lumbermen Seek Redress in $2 Million Anti Pine Freight Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission faces a major claim from lumber shippers, seeking reparation for yellow pine rate increases. A Supreme Court ruling supports ICC, and Southern roads contest the amount, arguing consumers bore the cost. Also discussed is a forthcoming appointment to the Fifth magistrates district after Judge Lewis I. O’s death, with several bar members named as possible successors and a temporary acting chief justice to serve.
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Death of former jockey tied to New York racing circles
New York Sept 2. William Kane a former jockey linked with New York racing for over forty years, died today at Saratoga Hospital from paralysis suffered a week earlier while working as an employee at the Saratoga race course. Surviving brothers include a Belmont nursery superintendent. Kane began as a stable helper for Charles Littlefield and rode for James S. Watson, Pierre Lotillard, and August Belmont in early racing days.
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Walters Seeks Missing Son Ernest Walters in Chicago
Robert L Walters of Scranton Pa asks Chicago police to locate his son Ernest Walters a MIT graduate who recently moved to the city for a drafting job. He vanished with no trace found and Mr Walters fears his son may have suffered mental distress from study.
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Two Die As Schenectady Rail Crash Kills Two
A collision on a steep grade of the Albany line near Schenectady injures six, two fatally. Cars on the Schenectady Railway Company rear-ended after brakes snapped, sending one car downhill. Many passengers, including travelers from Albany to various points, were aboard. Rescue crews worked as seriously injured were reported.
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Thaws Nephew Plans Missionary Work in Syria
Stephen D Thaw, nephew of Mary K Thaw, writes from Syria that he has embarked on missionary work and intends to spend several years there. He mentions his Newport, Vie residence and notes his youthful commitment to service.
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Car Collision at Forty Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue
Mrs Creo C Coit of West 46th Street was seriously injured when a wagon drawn by a horse collided with a southbound streetcar on Sixth Avenue near Forty sixth Street. Her husband Cleott C Cult suffered a head wound and other injuries. both were taken to a hotel for treatment. Watch and purse items disappeared. car, motorman, and conductor faced police inquiry.
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Parricide Seeks Death After Patricide Attack
Somerville New Jersey September 2 Richard Stryker thirty five year old son of wealthy farmer C Stryker attempted suicide in jail after learning his father had died from injuries suffered during an attack. He cut his throat with a penknife and will likely die. He had wandered for years and only recently returned. The father reportedly disapproved of his habits and was pressing for money according to the charge. His sister was the only witness. her testimony will decide if he goes to trial.
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Columbian College Catalog Summary of Degrees and Programs
Catalog notes Columbia College and partner colleges offering degrees in architecture medicine dentistry law pharmacy diplomacy and related fields. Programs include Bachelor of Science in Architecture Doctor of Medicine Doctor of Dental Surgery Bachelor of Laws Master of Patent Law Doctor of Pharmacy and Master of Diplomacy among others with five year plans and admission details.
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National University Law School degree paths outlined
The catalog describes a practical three year program granting Master of Laws and indicates a Bachelor of Law may be earned after two years. Applicants may obtain catalogues and application forms from the Dean at 1331 F Street NW or by mail, with phone contact M 6473-6474.
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Mystery Death in Brooklyn Man Ends Life by Revolver
New York September reports James A Lewis a civil engineer living at 38 Third Street Brooklyn killed himself with a heart shot. No note left. Neighbors recall his odd wealth and secrecy. he claimed to be University of Michigan graduate and hinted at deception by others. The tragedy followed a June personal ad describing himself as the man with the wry neck.
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Murder trial fragment from Atlanta Ohio boards
A man recalls the murder of his father in Atlanta Ohio twenty eight years ago. He says his father was patronized by a woman acting as an agent for a mysterious society. He refused to discuss the matter further with boarders at the house.
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Fifty Drunken Men Riot In St Charles Car Shop Clash
In St Charles Missouri fifty drunken men clashed in a race riot near the car shops. Oscar Deroy, an American, was stabbed in the back by an Italian dagger. Several were slashed or bruised amid tensions between American and Italian workers over a cog ring dispute. Police detained about twenty five Italians and Americans after the melee near the rail yard.
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Dynamiting Amid Bridge Strike Sparks Police Probe
Special to The Wash mutru reports a Bridge Workers Union strike on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road bridge over Darby Creek. Police say a dynamite attempt failed to blow the structure. one charge exploded, wrecking a pier and drawing curiosity from residents. Explosives aimed to halt a freight train, with investigators noting a conflict between the Bridge Workers Union and Youngstown Construction Company over bridge repairs led to the act.
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