Berger Concludes Testimony In Espionage Trial
Victor L. Berger wraps up three days on the stand in the trial of five socialist leaders charged with violating the espionage act. He recalls speeches from 1917 and 1909 advocating military preparedness, denounces capitalists, and explains writing Ballots and Bullets as a response to wartime unrest and failed reforms.
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Pines in Police Court Fines Total Ten Dollars
In police court yesterday a total of 10 dollars was imposed. James Boniard and four others were convicted of gambling at his Galena street location and fined 19 dollars each. Nine men arrested in the Boston block Thursday night were fined 5 dollars each, and Peter Ersoth paid 10 dollars for leaving a horse and wagon untied along the curb.
President Wilson Extols Italian People and Seeks Unity
President Wilson delivers a long toast praising Italy and its sacrifices, stressing friendship as the bond uniting nations. He warns that postwar Europe needs a new international order and a united league of nations to replace the balance of power, amid applause at the Quirinal and amid discussions with King Victor Emmanuel and General Diaz.
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Press Glows Over President Wilson Visit in Italy
Rome reports Italians publish fervent editorials praising the United States and President Wilson. Tribuna and Boca leaders hail the American republic as democratic and powerful, while Italian editors and press leaders meet with Wilson at the Quirinal.
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Mrs Gearing Dies After Long Illness At Home
Mrs Sarah Ann Gearing aged years died at her home 2235 Walnut Street after a long illness. She lived in Tutte f 2 years and is survived by two sons Manuel J and Joseph and two daughters Mrs Mary L Noyes and Miss Frances Gearing, all of ihut. Funeral to be held at her home at a time to be announced. Renzol and alcohol form an excellent lubricant for motor vehicles.
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Suffragettes’ White House watch fire ends in clashes
In Washington a two day watch fire by the national woman’s party sentinels outside the White House was extinguished by a crowd of men and later police, after a sidewalk blaze buckled pavement with an explosion heard blocks away. The watch was rekindled in a metal tub later that night.
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