Darrow Defense Highlights Tape Evidence In Los Angeles Trial
The Darrow case unfolds with cross examination on taped conversations between Darrow and John Marrington arranged during a visit by Federal Prosecutor Oscar Lawler. Judge Hutton allows impeaching questions from transcripts while Darrow testifies for six days. New questions about payments to Harrington and dropped prosecutions of Caplan and Schnyidd surface as part of evolving peace talks linked to the McNamara case.
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Ciny Commission Saved From Recall
Oakland voters narrowly upheld the Ciny Commission as recall opponents led by Mayor Frank Mott and Commissioners Bae ehns and Tourer defeated the recall by about two to one. About 35 000 votes were cast with 36 to 4 percent by women. 45 precincts unaccounted for as results stood.
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Fund Anew to Back Becker Against Police Accusations
A group mobilizes to raise funds to defend Becker, as supporters accuse the police of misconduct and seek legal aid amid the charged case. The effort targets legal costs and defense resources for Becker, amid broader calls for accountability within the department.
Investigation of graft links in police and gambling system
A probe targets alleged collusion between the police and a gambling network as New York officials pursue a defense fund tied to Charles Becker. District Attorney Whitman faces scrutiny over Becker’s indictment and motions while a crowd gathers outside the courthouse amid calls for broader police department reform.
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Fifteen Governments to Send Military Displays
New York August reports that fifteen European countries pledged to take part in the Panama Pacific Exposition pageant of 1915. Reuben B. Hale, returning from Europe, headed a commission to enlist foreign government participation. In every instance Americans were welcomed personally by heads of state.
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Bold Outlaw Captured by Woman in Wyoming
Aug. 3 The outlaw William Sartélie alias William Morgan, leader of a Hole In the Wall gang, was captured by Mrs Annie Wecker at a Snake River ranch. She disarmed him at a meal, telephoned Deputy Sheriff James Davis, and he was moved to jail in Diz on Wyoming.
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Battleship Fight Heats Up In House Caucus Clash
In a heated session Speaker Clark and leaders pressed for a two battleship provision in the naval bill. Sulzer of New York urged release from the no battleship pledge, while Hobson and others argued for rescinding the pledge to secure the two ships. Senate officials signaled possible compromise for one battleship.
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Illegal Deal Proposed Is Rebel Agent's Charge
Washington report states Mexican ambassador Manuel Calero allegedly agreed to sell the Chamizal zone and U S government for 1,009,000 dollars. Mexican revolutionary envoy Juan P Didapp claims the plan is unconstitutional. Calero denies it while Didapp cites a Mexico City source. The price, Didapp argues, undervalues land he says is worth 15 million.
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Unite States
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Chamizal
el Paso
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Burglar Guthrie Puzzles Doctors and Police in Chicago Heists
Chicago police continued probing the mystery of Jacob Fe Guthrie, a 26 year old burglar and forger linked to thefts from wealthy residents. Stolen art treasures and jewels valued around 250000 were found in opened trunks at police HQ, with searches ongoing for more. Guthrie, educated yet poorly dressed, left clues challenging investigators and medical experts alike.
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Chief Bull Moose Demands at Convention Rally
Fragmented OCR notes describe demands from Chief Bull Moose to the convention. Delegates debate allegiance and party discipline while leaders clash over leadership lines and the platform.
Newham Held for Brother's Murder in Dig For Barnyard
William Newham, 21, brother of John Newham, is held on murder charges after his brother was shot near Dig For on July 38. Sheriff Ingraham led the investigation with County Surveyor P Wattera, gathering circumstantial evidence including a pair of trousers with the victim's watch. Newham appeared in court with defense claiming mental deficiency and was ordered to await further hearing next Wednesday.
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Demand for One Man as Head of Canal Made
Washington August 3 demands for a single head of the Panama Canal system were voiced in the Senate as the interoceanic canal committee resumed its work. The canal bill neared final stages as the Huetty amendment and the three member canal commission remained focal points. An attempt by Benatar Gailey to fix a final vote Saturday failed.
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Toley
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Panama
Orozco Remains in Juarez as Rebels Delay Departure
Pascual Orozco announced the evacuation of Juarez would be postponed today, with citizens and troops on alert to prevent looting if rebels depart, though no reason was given for the delay. The situation left larger stations and townspeople unsure as nightfall approached.
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Roosevelt Platform Sparks Progressive Debate in Philadelphia
A lively party meeting forged a tentative platform under Colonel Foosevelt’s influence. Committees drafted proposals by academic leaders from Penn, Chicago, Wisconsin, and California, pushing a reform agenda with a focus on a practical currency plan and progressive changes.
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Ghia
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Teaver
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Notice of His Own Funeral Plans and Confusion
A fragmentary notice reports special misgivings about a funeral for an individual named Misewleh ta 1h Sandan Hoiwhniits dated August 4, with references to Davis of Bozeman and uncertain funeral date. It notes a discovery of a strange composition on land near Owe Miu Asda river and a purported town burial by the undertaker, followed by telegrams and a claimed disappearance. The item hints at identity, burial objections, and unresolved rumors surrounding the person named Ulery.
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President Accepts Resignation Amid Inquiry
A confusing report states President Wytt accepted a resignation tied to an investigation underway by a federal polygraph unit. The committee advised against action, while the judge’s condition and ongoing inquiry postponed a final decision.
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Jaydee Hartin
Fanford
Roosevelt Convention Sparks Deep Party Debate
A chaotic national convention scene unfolds with Roosevelt supporters clashing over white and Negro delegates, Mississippi and Florida contest events, and calls for party unity. Key figures like Beveridge and Johnson weigh in on leadership, white delegate rules, and racial representation amid a tense political clash.
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