Murderer killed during chase after grocery burglary in Lyndhurst
A chaotic pursuit ends when a fleeing burglar is shot, police officer Gandy mortally wounds another, and two accomplices are arrested as a statewide manhunt unfolds in Lyndhurst New Jersey. The incident follows a grocery store robbery and involves officers, bystanders, and witnesses.
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Prince Wilhelm Tours New York In Rainy Niagara Visit
Royal visitor and entourage toured New York in a late summer trip aimed at seeing how the other half lives. They inspected a model tenement on Forty second Street and Tenth Avenue, visited fire headquarters, the Swed ish migrant bureau, and tasted city life amid parades and a Staten Island ferry call. The prince showed enthusiasm for the fire alarm display and waved to a passing ship as a cruiser lingered offshore.
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Death of E R B Sorel in Omaha
E R B Sorel vice president of Electric Securities Corp New York died early today at Omaha General Hospital after surgery. He had been traveling from San Francisco to New York and succumbed to the shock of the operation. His father, the president of General Electric Company in Europe, and sister Mrs. Chits with her husband arrived to care for him.
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Lumbermen Seek Redress Against Railroads Over Yellow Pine Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission awaits a major reparations claim totaling nearly 2 million dollars for yellow pine lumber overcharges. Southern roads challenge the claim, arguing only consumer costs rose with freight rates, while the litigation follows a Supreme Court ruling upholding ICC orders. Vacancy in the Fifth magistrates district to be filled after Judge Lewis I O’s death with interim justices. potential candidates include Grebenghoamert, Schuldt, and Bayler, amid age and residency requirements.
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Death of former jockey tied to New York racing
Billy Kane, a longtime figure in New York racing for over forty years, died at Saratoga Hospital from paralysis after a week of illness. A former stable apprentice and jockey, he rode for Charles Littlefield, James S Watson, Pierre Lotillard, and August Belmont. Survived by a brother who works as a nursery superintendent in Kentucky.
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Young man Ernest Walters reported missing in Chicago
Robert L Walters of Scranton Pa asks Chicago police to locate his son Ernest Walters a recent MIT graduate who had a tech scholarship and came to the city for work but has disappeared with no trace found. Walters fears possible mental impairment from study.
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Two Killed and Six Injured in Rail Collision
A Schenectady Railway two-car crash on a steep city grade killed two and injured six others, three critically, as brakes failed and cars collided while returning passengers from Albany. The wreck trapped riders and delayed recovery as authorities investigated the Albany line incident.
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Thaw's Nephew Missionary Tells of Syria Work
Stephen D Thaw nephew of Mary K Thaw writes from Syria that he has begun missionary work and plans to send reports home. He mentions joining fellow travelers and references Newport News Virginia as a connection point.
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Woman Injured When Car Strikes Wagon at Forty Sixth Street
Mrs Creo C Coit wife of Cleott C Cult living at 29 West Manhattan Street was badly hurt in a street car collision at Forty Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue early today. Her husband with a neck wound was taken to a hotel for treatment. a prized jeweled watch and purse were lost or found during the investigation. The crash involved a wagon drawn by a spirited horse and a speeding car bound for Fifty street, with witnesses including a clerk and a black watchman.
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Parricide Seeks Death After Failing to Kill Father in Fight
Somerville New Jersey Sept 2 Richard Stryker 35, son of wealthy farmer C Stryker, attempted to kill his father during a dispute over money and later cut his own throat in jail. The case hinges on defense claims as the mother is the sole witness. trial fate on her testimony.
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Columbian College Academic Programs Overview
Catalog fragment outlines degree paths across disciplines including architecture dentistry medicine and law. It mentions Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Master and Doctoral tracks, and professional degrees in medicine, pharmacy, and law. Also references the College of Pharmacy and a contact for catalogues and applications.
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National University Law School offers LLM and LLB tracks
Practical three year course leading to a Master of Laws degree. The Bachelor of Laws degree can be earned after the second year. For catalogue and application blanks contact the Dean at 1331 F Street NW by mail or phone M 6473 6474.
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Mystery in MANS death by own action
New York reports James A Lewis a Brooklyn civil engineer aged 38 shot himself in the heart after a confession filled evening. No note found. He left hints of being pursued by conspirators and claimed a Michigan university link while living on Third Street. His fixation on money and a late personal ad described him as the man with the wry neck.
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Fifty Drunken Men Riot in St Charles Suburb
At St Charles Missouri a violent race riot broke out Sunday afternoon involving about fifty intoxicated men including Americans and Italians. Oscar Deroy was stabbed in the back with an Italian dagger, and several others were slashed or beaten. Tensions between American and Italian workers in the car shops spilled into the street after two groups of about twenty five clashed near St Charles.
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Lay dynamiting to union strike raised rail danger
Special to The Wash mutru reports a Darby Creek bridge explosion aimed at the Baltimore and Ohio line. Police say dynamite charges placed on piers by Bridge Workers Union and Youngstown Construction Company caused a single blast damaging one pier and prompting spillover patrols as workers stopped a freight train from plunging sixty feet. The clash over bridge repair work triggered the attempt.
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