Diggs and Caminetti Faces in Reno Immorality Case
San Francisco August 14 government rests in the Diggs Caminetti trial alleging illegal transport of Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris from Sacramento to Reno for immoral purposes. A bystander clash with photographers erupted outside the building injuring a photographer. Diggs released, Caminetti’s associate charged with assault. Defense promises to portray the trip as a misrepresented escape to avoid riots, with witnesses to argue the motive and funds involved.
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San Francisco
Maury L Diggs
Brew
Caminett
Diggs
Rapher
Sterlin
Reno
Diges
Alctorne
der Jn
Uefendanta
Sacramento
Acuramente
Los Angeles
Aires Warrington
Gous
Saaneuta
Eas
Miges
Parliament Prorogued in London in August Session
Fragmentary 18th century report notes the British Parliament was prorogued with a colorlessKing’s speech delivered to the Lords, and the session adjourned until the next year. The text contains several OCR errors but indicates a prorogation and a postponed agenda.
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London
House of Lords
Indemnity Debate Over Japanese Land Law
Tokyo reports the United States leans toward principle support for indemnifying Japanese subjects affected by California alien land laws. Japan seeks a permanent resolution to preserve U S relations, with potential U S aid for prosecutions, and compares to past Chinese and Japanese indemnity precedents amid public pressure and press sensationalism.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
California
Hoehi Shimbun
Korea
Washington
Jasin
Denfauty
State Department
Roostvett
Antinn
San Francisco
United Stites
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wilsons Message To Huerta Amid Mexican Crisis
Fragmentary report outlines Wilson administration hope for a peaceful settlement with Huerta as possible elections and cross party committees are discussed. Officials anticipate Huerta may call an early election, while centrists seek participation by carnivalist traders. No embargo on arms is planned, and Hale’s Mexico visit is described as personal friendship. A separate note mentions Shirley C. Hulse and family at risk from evolutionists near Chikuahna.
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Putther
Muerte
Lind
Ifmerte
Huerta
Centrol
Nnd
Mexicana Va
Emgl
Offic
Wilson
Fierta
Senate
William Trayard
Messey City
Besias
White House
Hale
Mexico
Penrose
Shirley C. Hulse
Dr Landrum to Preach at Ponce de Leon Sunday
Dr Landrum, after visiting South Georgia, returns to town to lead the morning sermon at 11 o clock at Ponce de Leon Rantiat church. In the afternoon he will speak at the roof garden service.
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Landrum
South Georgia
Ponce de Leon Rantiat
Governor Refuses Call for Prayers Amid Kansas Heat Wave
A Kansas heat wave intensifies with no relief in sight as temperatures reach 109 to 120 degrees. Heat deaths occur in Kansas City and widespread drought affects water supplies, mines, and agriculture across state lines. Investments in water delivery increase as mills report output drops and trees die without rain.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ceprees
Leavenworth
Missouri River
Electric Light Company
Missour River
Galene
Kan
Delaware
Republican River
Scandia
Guthrie
Cushing
Okla
Oklahoma City
Reports to Be Made to Bar Association Montreal Meeting
A Missouri council briefing outlines agenda for the American Bar Association gathering in Montreal next month. Committees will press extending privileges to all defendants, seek a marriage evasion act to block marriages in other states for ineligible individuals, and push for a court of patent appeal.
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American Bar Association
Montreal
Missouri Council
Lhasa
Court of Patent Appeal
Minister Charged With Enticing Girl in Memphis
Memphis August 15. Rev. J M Huguetas 65 a member of the North Mississippi Methodist conference was arrested on a charge of enticing a 10 year old girl to a vacant house. The arrest followed a girl’s mother notifying police and the minister denying the charge.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. M. Hugetas
North Misgisesppi
Huggina
Norge
Ricks
Court of Appeals judgments reversed in multiple cases
Georgia Court of Appeals reverses trials in several actions including Filyea-Auster Co. v Jackson Garage and Brinson & Hatcher appearances. The rulings cover superior and circuit court decisions with attorneys listed for both sides and designated in error status.
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Filyea-Auster! Co
T. Jackson Garage
Etty Court of
Tzekuon
Angge Fletcher
CL. Redman
W. &. Watling
Grantium Vy. Floming
Tram Warne Auperior Court
Comgers
James W. Papgell
Osea
Sul
Thomas de
Tavis
A. Bugin
H. J Fullbright
Brinson & Hatcher
Morrow
Haralson Superior Court
Shange Prices Edwards
W. Lb. Watteraon
I. T. Arnold
Griteth & Matthews
Stelncift
RK. Hurcheson
Solieitor
of. J
Probers Shocked by Page's Charges
Testimony recounts alleged payments between Mulhall McDermott and Page, with a witness claiming money passed during conferences at a capitol dining room and hid amounts. Analysts place American capital in Canada at about 50 million dollars, led by International Harvester in Hamilton employing 3,000 to 4,000 workers.
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Mulhall
McDermott
Garratt
Touxt
Capitol F
Von
Garrett
Saita
Mac
Canada
International Harvester Company
Hamilton
Pittsburg Appeal Rejected By Typographical Union
Nashville August 15 The eight hour law was ignored as delegates remained in continuous session from 30 am to 6 15 pm for 9 hours 45 minutes without adjournment The Pittsburg appeal was heard with charges and defenses debated The administration won and the appeal was rejected 188 to 54 The Pittsburg case concerns an organizer sent by the executive council over a contract with the Pittsburg local The contract allegedly abrogated and payments disputed The case went to federal court before possible settlement by the International Typographical Union
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Nashville
Tenn
Pittsburg
United States
Olver and
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Executive Council
Pittsburg Union
International Typographical Union
Parcel Post Changes Boost Atlanta Postoffice Business
Parcel post system changes, authorized weeks ago by the postmaster general and publicized by The Constitution, took effect yesterday morning. The Atlanta post office reported a clear rise in business as the new rules allow packages up to 20 pounds, up from 11, and lower postal taxes for mall transmission.
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Constitution
Atlanta Postofce
Eugene Wyatt to Play At Art Auditorium Sunday
Atlantans will hear Eugene Wyatt an English organist now in Trenton New Jersey perform at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Art Auditorium. Wyatt is regarded as one of the leading organists in the country and a large audience is expected for his Atlanta appearance.
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Eugene Wyatt
Trenton
N. J
Mr. Watt
Atlanta
Bitter caucus fight over currency bill in Washington
In an eight hour Democratic caucus the administration forces and currency insurgents clashed over amendments to a key currency bill. Leaders argued about a federal reserve board and interlocking directors while warnings of a monopoly and danger of a strong centralized financial power were voiced. Representatives Borland Hardwick Wingo Henry defended and attacked provisions as the debate threatened to stretch into next week.
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Washington
House
Borland
Missouri
Underwood
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Hardwick
Georgia
Roosevelt
Wingo
Arkansas
Henry
Texas
Train fatally injures mother and twin babies
Chicago on August 15 Mrs Stephen Drakowski and her twin infants were fatally injured when struck by the Monon Flyer at a south side crossing. The mother was wheeling a go cart and the infants were hurled about 36 feet to opposite sides of the track.
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Chicago
Stephen Drakowski
Babes
Bank Robber Steals 879 In Albany Bank Heist
A stranger walked into the New York State National Bank in Albany and reached through a teller window to grab 879 dollars before fleeing into State Street crowds. The incident occurred amid a busy afternoon as witnesses looked on in shock.
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Albany
New York State National Bank
State Street
Building Lots on Wylie Street Near DeKalb Avenue
Forrest and George Adair offer subdivided building lots on Wylie Street between the Georgia Railroad Roundhouse and Moreland Avenue. Prices range from 200 to 400 dollars per lot, with easy terms making home ownership within reach even as improvements progress daily.
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Wylie Street
Georgia Railroad Roundhouse
Moreland Avenue
DeKalb Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
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