Chorus Girl Shot In Hotel Mystery Involving Stage Friend
A chorus girl is shot in a Lincoln Hotel room after a man summons a cab to the hotel following a cafe saloon incident. Miss Phyllis Philips, 19, with stage name Phillips, survived the right side bullet wound and faces attempted death by her own action charges. Alfred Henshaw and Leslie are held as material witnesses.
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Alfred Henshaw
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Misa Philips
Ife
Fselynesne
Miss Philips
Henshaw
Miss Leslie
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Tove Cure
Philips
Canal Forts Upheld By Temps On Panama Canal
Paris discussion notes the United States intention to fortify the Panama Canal and its impact on England and Japan. It cites the Hay Pauncefote 1901 treaty guaranteeing the canal remains free and open and condemns omissions in earlier articles regarding wartime openness for belligerent ships. The Temps compares to the Suez Canal clause in the Constantinople treaty.
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United States
Panama Canal
England
Japan
Suez Canal
Germans to Test Cruiser Von der Tann on South American Tour
Hamburg reports the cruiser Von der Tann launched in 1909 will tour South America to test construction innovations including boiler room ventilation. The ship, already achieving 2 knot trials in May, will show German yard capacity and operate as a flying squadron independent of a mixed fleet, visiting Colombia after sailing along both coasts.
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South America
Colombia
Fleeing assailant killed after shotgun attack
Oshilovia Town reports William Boston shot and fatally wounded Susan Losson age 3 after a quarrel at Cricket mining camp. Boston chased by angry friends through woods tried to board a moving train and was killed when struck by a wheel, ending the pursuit.
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Potters Meet in Pittsburg for Annual Gathering
The United States Potters' Association holds its annual meeting this year in Pittsburg, the first time outside Washington in many years. No business on the tariff bill will be transacted. The gathering will be split, with half held in Washington and the remainder in Pittsburg.
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United States Potters' Association
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Bible Student Leader Addresses Kampala Convention?
A September Knoxville session of Bible students hears Pastor Charles T. Russell explain that Christ preached to spirit beings in prison not humans, clarifying interpretations of Noah’s flood and fallen angels, while linking eschatology, angels, and prophecy to current spiritual dangers and fraud fears. The report blends religious discourse with market commentary, noting later financial trends and a perceived money pinch easing in bond markets.
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James
Harvard College
Global Trade Imbalance Noted In Tea Export Blues
Shanghai exchanges cooled by tea cargo value of 64 dollars in New York ownership. The piece suggests widespread, unreported transactions and rising domestic consumption. Rubber imports for autos rise, while future import levels may not match last year. Political factors are less adverse, with eyeing the 4? election shaping financial outlook.
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Shanghai
Loms
Banks Fortified for Expected Ready Money This Fall
Treasury officials report banks have built up gold reserves and reduced risky loans, signaling ample money nationwide. They note crop bumper yields, high dividends, and Europe selling less to America, with gold flowing in to bolster circulation. Panama Canal costs drain funds, but banks plan to issue emergency currency if needed, reassuring the public.
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Dull on foreign bourses see bargains in rubber shares
Wire service report notes Berlin markets depressed by big rubber strike fears and a looming quarterly settlement. Rubber prices offer potential for gains with selective buying, while Paris funds drift and Rio Tinto stock falls. Credit cautious amid stiffened money conditions and a planned metal trades lockout.
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Railways and Builders Buying Only When Forced To
New York report on steel markets shows fundamentals sound but prices still falling due to competition and railroad policy rumors. Plain material sold around 136, plates in Philadelphia at 3 1/3, mills have raised some plate quotes by 1 a ton, but most business remains weak with slow orders from railroads and builders.
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Legal Notices in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Public court notices detail equity actions and land condemnations. The document lists defendants and heirs in complex estates, a Military Road extension petition, and deadlines for appearance and publication. It also covers probate letters and notice to beneficiaries, with dates in 1910 and 1971 for appearances and filings.
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George Washington University Law School Opens New Quarters
The forty fifth annual session will open at the Masonic Temple Wednesday afternoon at 4 50. The school gains lecture halls and better facilities. Two new faculty members join Professors Everett Fraser and J Wilmer Latimer of the Washington bar. Alumni and friends are invited to attend the opening exercises.
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