Thaw Walks Broadway After Court Victory
Harry K. Thaw leaves court free to travel as he pleases after a jury finds him sane and a judge accepts the verdict. He motors to Jersey City and Philadelphia amid cheering reporters and a public reaction that questions how Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will respond to the decision while officials denounce alienists who aided the case.
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Anaconda and Silver Bow News Roundup
A condensed item list reports on floods and wartime actions, Lopez County angles, a rancher shot incident, church announcements, Luna death inquiry, divorce cases, speeders urged to settle, Governor Stewart addressing children, Silver Bow county fair coverage, officer dispute, general state news, mining notes, a cartoon feature, police court update, and a vacation school start Monday.
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Prohibition Edict Triggers Liquor Destruction in Towns
General Calles order forces action across the Bavaispe and Zonora river towns in the east and center. Troops destroy about a score of distilleries and pour liquor into the streets as the crackdown arrives from the south.
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Signs in Wales coal fields tests resolve amid strike
London dispatch reports no change in the South Wales coal strike as wet weather keeps men indoors and small meetings replace mass rallies. The South Wales Miners Federation executive, many opposing the strike, met Walter Runciman to hear new settlement proposals, with no hint of weakening. Authorities doubt use of the war act will force returns. 190000 miners would face penalties, yet supplies appear sufficient for a week or more, aiding navy needs.
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Carranza troops rout Zapata forces near Mexico City
Washington July 16 General Zapata's army driven from Mexico City and retreating southward has been routed by pursuing Carranza troops in the valley below the capital according to dispatch today from General Carranza to his agency here.
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US asserts international law governs Americans in prize courts
Washington says rights of Americans before British prize courts rest on international law not British orders in council or municipal law. Secretary Lansing explained the note is a legal caveat protecting US citizens whose cases may be tried by English prize courts. If denial of justice occurs, diplomatic protests will follow, anchored in prewar international law principles. The note, sent to London, will be made public tomorrow.
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Hote
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Tragic Rancher Shot by Neighbor in Moosetown
Thomas Buford a longtime Silver Bow rancher was shot and fatally wounded at Moosetown two miles south of Butte. Neighbor Joe Redfern 48, jailed for the shooting admits guilt claiming self defense. Buford died after an exit wound through the right lung. Redfern says Buford came to kill him. two neighbors aided as Redfern surrendered to sheriff deputies.
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Navy plans for broad experimental program to Congress
Washington reports Secretary Daniels will present a plan in December for a large scale navy experimentation program. The proposal includes a central laboratory run with naval officers and the civilian advisory board headed by Thomas A. Edison. Appropriations are likely to be requested to support the laboratory and its bureau of invasion and experimentation.
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Ford to refund fifteen million to owners
Detroit July 18 Ford Motor Company announced a refund of about 15 million dollars to owners who bought Fords since August 1, 1914. The plan began with a goal of 66,000 cars sold for a 40 to 80 dollar refund and reached 300,000 cars this afternoon as the company described the payout as a profit distribution policy.
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Ford Automobile Company
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Forty Seven Million Auto Shipments to France Reported
New York customs records show that from Aug 1, 1914, to June 29 this year automobiles and automobile parts and tires valued at 47000000 were transported to France through this port, illustrating the scale of U S supply shipments since the war began.
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St Clair McKelway Dead at 70 in Brooklyn Home
New York July 18 McKelway editor of the Brooklyn Eagle died at his Brooklyn home after a long illness. He was 70 years old.
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Cian Kelway
Brooklyn Hed Today
Brooklyn
Tong
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Menacing Floods Threaten Central Ohio Fronts
Desperate river flood conditions sweep central Ohio as allied and enemy forces battle on multiple fronts. Vast farmland lies submerged or at risk under waning water levels, while reports indicate Russian forces assaulted youth divisions and pro German units maneuver to the south amid collapsing fronts.
Floods ravage central Ohio with millions in damage
July 16 report from Columbus details floods across central Ohio after torrential rains. Five dead and numerous injuries amid submerged homes and damaged property exceeding two million dollars. Lima reports three fatalities and vast flooding. Ottawa river rising again. Kenton and Mount Vernon area hit with significant losses. Authorities warned of further risk but weather forecasts offered hope of relief.
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Here
James P. Logue
Laura Bercaw
Arthur Jackson
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