The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-17
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the blast. They were still searching
for the owner Of the horse and wagon
which conveyed the internal machine
to the scene.
It was reported that District Attor-
ney Swami would call a special ses-
sion Of the grand jury to investigate
the disaster.
LIST OF DEAD.
NEW YORK, Sept 17-FoIlowino
is the list Of dead in the Wall street
explosion:
ALEXANDER LEiTH, Manhattan.
w. l. GiLLiES, Pelham, NJ. Y.
JOHN w. WEIR, Manhattan.
LOUIS K SMITH, Hampstead, NJ.
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MARGARET BISHOP, Brooklyn.
ROBERT WESTDAY, Manhattan.
CHARLES HANRAHAN, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM H.. HUTCHINSON, Gar
den City, N. Y.
JOHN JOHNSON, Manhattan.
LUDOLPH PORTONG, Jamaica, NJ.
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cHAs. A. uNDRoTH, Great Kills,
Staten Island.
BERNARD J. KENNEDY, Brooklyn,
MARGARET DRURY, Brooklyn.
COLIN BARR MCCLURE, Yonkers,
N. Y.
CAROLINE M. DICKINSON, Elm
hurst, N. Y.
b THOMAS M. OSPREY, Brooklyn.
! JOSEPH ARRANBARY, Manhattan.
BARTHOLOMEW, Flannery, Man
haitian.
JOSEPH scHMTTT, Rayside, N. Y.
JOHN DONOVAN, New York.
MILDRED ALEXANDER, Manhat-
REGINALD ELLSWORTH, West
- ELLsWoRTHY, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM JOYCE, Brooklyn.
- McARTHURS,
FRANK MILLER, Manhattan.
RAYMOND MILLER,
|. COLONEL CHARLES NEVILLE,
Manhattan.
|. L. ROBERTS, Manhattan.
BENJAMIN SoLoWAY, Brooklyn.
E. A. SWEET, Huntington, N. Y.
TWO UNIDENTIFIED.
Warned TWO Weeks Ago.
NEW YORK, Sept T.-Thomas
Delahunty, care taker OF tennis courts
at Ninety-third street and Amsterdam
avenue today revealed that Edward
Fischer, mission former employe OF
the French high commission. warned
him two weeks ago that Wall street
would be blown up ION the fifteenth
a. yisa
Seek Edward Fischer.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Investiga.
ton OF the explosion in Wall street
which cost thirty-three lives, today
conferred on a search for Edward P.
Fischer, former employe of the
French high commission in New
York.
Attention was directed to Fischer
because of warnings he gave his
friends to keep out Of Wall street on
September Is.
Thomas Delahunty, caretaker of a
New York tennis club, declared to-
day Fischer warned him two weeks
ago Wall street would be blown up
ION the fifteenth" Delahunty said
Fischer had previously made revclu'
tionary utterances. He said Fischer
was star tennis player.
Maurice Casenave, the French high
commissioner, said the commission
had been warned, in a letter from 4
former employe, that there would be
danger in Wall street about the fiji
tenth.
George F. Ketchledge, broker
and an old friend of Fischer. said he
received postal card from Fischer
two days ago. mailed at Toronto,
Canada, which warned him to get
out of Wall street as soon as tho
gong strikes at 8 o'clock Wednes-
day"
Inspector Lahey. of the New York
police, said he was searching for
Fischer. He said he had been in.
formed Fischer had had mental
trouble and had been under observa-
ton in Toronto.
A man who registered as E. p.
Fischer at Queens hotel in Toronto
left there suddenly September IA. A
tennis racquet was found in his
room The man attracted attention
by his violent talk. On one occasion
he told a member of the hotel staff:
There are four millionaires out
there, and am worth more than all
OF them" A.
Hotel servants, it was said, re-
ported he predicted to them that
there would be an upheaval in New
York on Thursday.
This man was described as well
built, weight about ITO pounds, ruddy