Question of Intention in Caminetti Trial
Defense rests on the single issue of intent and motive for the Reno trip. The brother of defendant Caminetti tells the jury that only a man crazed with fear would undertake such a journey. Prosecutors say Caminetti induced or enticed the girls to leave Sacramento and that evidence shows the girls did not want to go.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
F. Drew Caminetti
Maury
Diggs
Reno
Caminetti
Sacramento
Congressional Investigations Run Parallel in Capitol
Six inquiries were active in Congress today with five on the Senate side. Secretary Daniels testified on naval admissions and fairness in officer appointments while Col Mulhall faced off against President Kirby of the Manufacturers Association amid interruptions. West Virginia coal and railroad mail rate probes also advanced as committees pressed ahead.
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Washington
D. C
Houses
Congress
Senate
Capitol
House
Mulhall
Kirby
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy
Daniels
Marine Corps
West Virginia
Senate Committee
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Potato Crop Shortfall Forecast Hits U.S. Farmers
Chicago based crop expert warned that the potato crop in the United States this year will be about 4?000,000 bushels shorter than last year, troubling growers and markets in September.
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Chicago
United States
Two Thousand Prisoners Starved in Kutais District
A St Petersburg dispatch reports two thousand men in the Kutais district of the trans Christian province have been imprisoned since August 25 and fed sparingly to compel them to confess to the murder of four women. An official investigation has been ordered.
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Berlin
Kutais
St. Petersburg
Slokal Anzeiger
Missionaries Leaving Mexico Sailed For Veracruz
The Southern Methodist board of missions reports the safe arrival at Vera Cruz of missionaries from Mexico City including Miss Esther Case Mrs Fox Miss Annie Churchill and Rev R C Elliott family. They leave for the United States tomorrow. Women workers from San Luis Potosi have reached Tampico and may sail there under American warship protection.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Methodist Board of Missions
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Esther Case
Georgia Cohan among party hurt in Hartford wreck
Thrown from a speeding car near Hartford two miles from the city Georgia M Cohan 13 daughter of George M Cohan and others were rushed to a Hartford hospital. Doctors said Cohan and two men would likely recover while Miss Cohan probably faces fatal injuries from a base of the brain fracture and other wounds.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
George M. Cohan
Georgia
Wallace Eddinger
Cohan
F. X. Fox
William van Buren
Eddinger
Miss Cohan
Eddington
Six Masted Steamer George W Wells Wrecked
The six masted steamer George W Wells is a total wreck on the coast. The crew including two women and two children were saved.
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Norfold
George W. Wells
Representative Sumners Pushes Dallas Exhibit For National Corn Show
Representative Hlatton Sumners introduced a concurrent resolution to authorize a Department of Agriculture exhibit at the sixth National Corn Exposition in Dallas next February. The measure was sent to the Industrial Arts and Expositions committee, which will meet soon. The agriculture department would provide displays from experimental stations and divisions, similar to a recent South Carolina fair exhibit. The Dallas in transit port bill stalled today, likely to be tackled after the deficiency bill passage, independent of treasury plans for a bonded warehouse.
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Washington, D. C
Hlatton Sumners
House
Department of Agriculture
Dallas
Congress
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Sumners
Treasury Department
Customs House
Record cattle shipments flood Southwest markets
Cattle shipments remain heavy across Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and surrounding areas with 22 000 head added today and 13 000 head for the first three days of the week. Receipts exceed last week by 15 200 head causing a slight market slump and fears of a cattle famine if flow continues. Hog receipts reach 12 000 and sheep 11 000 amid drought affecting wells and pastures.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Commission
Wella
Rebel Coin Returns From Mexican MintFonte Hidalgo Portrait
Mrs. Forward Sanders arrived in El Paso from Varral with one of the first coins minted by the Confederate rebels. The coin bears the inscription Hidalgo and Varral and carries a portrait of Hidalgo the priest who sparked Mexico’s struggle for independence.
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EL Paso
Tex
Foward Sanders
Varral
Conati*tionalists
Hidalgo
Senate Moves to Pass Tariff Bill With Income Tax Hikes
Democratic leaders push to complete the tariff bill before adjournment this Saturday. Provisions include raising the income tax on holdings from 75k to 100k by 1 percentage point and 100k to 500k by 1 percentage point, with no extended debate expected. Kern calls absent Democrats to stay through the week as a joint committee is named to reconcile two houses. Also noted, El Paso water rights talks target Secretary Lane and Burgess aims for a meeting within two months to address valley land sales and dam timing.
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Senate
Williams and
Kern
Simmons
Thepradent Water Dseres
EL Paso
Tex
el Paso Valley
Potatoes Fall Short as Alabama Farms Lean on Cotton
Montgomery Alabama dispatch notes potatoes in Central Alabama scarce and unable to meet demand for two weeks. State sericultural officials bemoan lack of crop diversification as farmers rely on cotton. Cotton yields are good, enabling earnings, while plans for broader diversification loom for next year.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Sericultural Department
Peace Service Observed Since 1905 Portsmouth Memorial
In Portsmouth New Hampshire the annual Peace Service takes place tomorrow at five in the afternoon at Christ Churchmarking the one year anniversary of the 1905 Peace of Portsmouth ending the Russo Japanese War. The service recreates the original memorial date and hour.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Chriatehure
Japan
Russia
Pilot dies as aircraft crashes near San Diego
First Lieut. Moss L. Lowe of the U S Army Air Corps was killed when his plane plunged from 250 feet during a training flight near San Diego. He suffered multiple fractures and head injuries. The cause remains unknown as investigators search for details.
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Associated Pree
San Diego
Cal
Moss L. Lowe
U.S. A
Weather summary across Texas reports hot to clear conditions
The Dallas forecast shows clear skies with near record heat around 101 degrees. Abilene and Mesquite report partly cloudy or clear conditions with very warm to hot weather across the region.
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Dallas
Abilene
Plano
Bon Antonio
Howson
McKlaney
Hesumout
Masakigee
Weather review of cotton belt amid drought and heat
A Washington dispatch reports the cotton belt weather for the past week. East of the Mississippi favorable conditions linger but high temperatures and deficient rainfall have slowed maturity. more rain is needed. West of the Mississippi heat remains high with little beneficial rain, stretching drought into Oklahoma Missouri Texas and Arkansas, with northern Louisiana affected.
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Washington, PD. CC
Cootton Belt
Missippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Blades of Newburn Reports Coastal Hurricane Devastation
North Carolina mill man Blades of Newburn says Ocracoke and many towns along the coast were destroyed by a fierce hurricane. He claims nearly five hundred residents perished across Morehead City Beaufort New Bern Washington Hayboro Bellhaven and ten other towns. Washington reports three deaths.
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Tty
Iresa
Ralemh
SN. C
Newburn
Washington
North Carolina
Ocracoke Telaid
Morehead City
Meaufort
Newborn
Hay Boro
Bellhaven
A Das
Federals retreat as Confederalists reform near Matamoros
Report from Matamoros details a clash where 120 Federales abandoned Jimines in Temanipac as 150 Constitutionalists under Major Lars Rendon advanced. Federals fell back to Victoria, expected to be attacked around Sept 15 as Cel Cesario Cahtreta nears Matamoros with a large force. General Joln reports to Washington that about two thirds of Temautlipa province is in Federal hands.
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Matamoros
Mex
Ater
dJimines
Temanipac
Lars Rendon
Victoria
Moore
Tate Caballero
Cesario Cahtreta
Peace Forum Agent Sees Hope for Mexico in Carranza Rise
Dr. Tupper of the International Peace Forum met with Senators Sheppard and others in Washington. He believes Carranza’s success could bring an era of peace in Mexico, and while the forum aims to end warfare, he hints support for arming the Constitutionalists to challenge Huerta and seize control.
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Washington, D. C
Tupper
International Peace Forum
Mexico
Capitol
Br. Tupper
Sheppeard
Tevac
Carranza
Sheppard
Huerta
Walto Huerta Not Candidate Says Administration
Officials state Walto Huerta is not a candidate and that the administration maintains he remains an element of the roster. Public notices confirm position and status amid shifting political signals.
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Walto Huerta
Elemi
Mexico Huerta candidacy deemed breach of faith by U S
Administration officials warned that Huerta and Mexico faced a breach of faith if he resigns to run in the presidential race. They said Wilson and Bryan expect his removal from the field, and the United States would view any pre election resignation as unconstitutional and illegitimate.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Bryan
Herta
Mexico
O'Shaugdnessy
Huerta
United States
Bambo
Indians Enroll En Masse At Haskell Institute
Nearly 300 students from the five civilized tribes in Oklahoma begin the term at Haskell Institute in Lawrence Kansas. The large newcomer class signals growing interest in vocational training among Indians and marks a record enrollment.
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Lawrench
Kans
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Haskell Institute
Destruction in North Carolina after hurricane hits coast
Desolation covers the North Carolina coast as a hurricane devastates towns including Kollhaven. Dispatches report millions in losses and an unknown death toll as communications lines fail. Separately in New York City, Mayor Gaynor is urged to run as an independent for reelection with petition support from the Calvary League.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Makeeshift
Kollhaven
Gaynor
New York
New York City
City Hall Park
New England
Callyther League
Thin City
Polilttea
Royalty Attends Gathering of the Clans in Scotland
The King and Queen traveled from Balmoral Castle to Edinburgh to attend a highland gathering. Dressed in tartans and gowns, the royal party appeared amid a brilliant, picturesque scene as patrons and attendees gathered for the beloved event.
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Edinburgh
Balmoral Castle
Hraemir
Opening of Fourteenth Session of International Statistical Institute
Vienna hosts the opening of the fourteenth session of the International Statistical Institute attended by government statisticians and census officials from the United States, Canada, and other nations. Founded in 1885, the institute aims to advance administrative and scientific statistics and improve international comparability through uniform schedules and compilation.
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Vienna
Atatiaticiana
United States
Canada
Internations Statistical Intsitute
Thaw 1 Making Persistent Fight Across Border
Persistent clash along the border did not proceed as Jerome planned and was not hurried compatible with expectations.
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Jerome
Thaw Heads North in Sanity Inquiry at Coaticook
Harry K. Thaw faced a Canadian board of inquiry as officials probed his entry status and Sanity. The hearing ran from morning until afternoon with Thaw testifying and the panel pressing to examine his sanity, even as his counsel objected. He had a through ticket to Canada only to Detroit and claimed his innocence in being railroaded.
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Associated Prena Coaticook
Can
Harry K. Thaw
Special Board of Inquiry
Thaw
Jack Johnson
Canada
Detroit
Coaticook
Advance Continues in Cotton Markets in New Orleans
The cotton market rose again with January contracts reaching 13.41 per bale as Liverpool cables and favorable weather outlooks fueled gains. Bullish weekly weather reports cited drought in the east and overall steadier conditions, lifting prices 42 to 50 points over yesterday's close.
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New Orleans
Janarg
Liverpool
Change in Ginning Reports Rules in Census Notice
Washington announces a shift in cotton ginning reports. Local Census Bureau correspondents may publish county level totals as soon as generated, aligning county disclosures with state papers to aid cross checks against Washington figures.
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Washington
BD. C
Census Bureau
Simalher
Apple Pie Carnival Opens With Races and Exhibits
Hundreds arrive in Rifle Colorado for the Apple Pie Carnival on Sept 4. The event, scaled from a rural harvest celebration, features racing, roping contests, baseball, livestock and farm product exhibits. Apple pie remains free to visitors.
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Colo
Bishop Moore 75 Years Old in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Ind Sept 4 Bishop David H Moore 75 today in this city celebrates his birthday. Active for over five decades, he has served as pastor editor of church publications and chancellor of the University Denver. He previously led Methodist missions in the Far East overseeing China Japan and Korea.
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Moore
Indianapolis
Ind
David H. Moore
Methodist Episocopal Church
Church
University
Denver
China
Japan
Korea
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