Will Caillaux Head to the Guillotine Trial in Paris
Paris July 1 Testimony promises sensational evidence as Madame Caillaux wife of a former journalist faces trial for the murder of Gustave Delmette editor of Le Figaro. The case draws vast public attention, with seats in court in high demand and prosecutors seeking a strong verdict.
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Paris
Madame Caillaux
Dionsal
Attlerisoners
St Lazare
Palais de Justice
Gustan Delmettre
the Figaro
Madame Callane
Matamé Waini
France
Mme. Humpert
Gabrielle Bompard
Gonffe
Mme Lamousin
la Merell
Galley
Mme Stemhel
Dreyfus
Puineste
Bime Calauz
Berg
Fernand Labori
Mme. Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
Josep Caillaux
Mme. Caufaux
Alwas
Heaven
Assize Court
Brauddos Shot Down on Monticello Street
Maron Georgia July incident reports electrician Ed Brauddos shot and killed on Monticello Street as Sheriff P. Persons pursues Eugene Benton a Benton family member alleged to face murder charges Benton fled and was said to be ready for trial as officers seek him. Brauddos was reportedly unarmed at the time of the four shots fired on the street.
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Maron
Ed Brauddos
Monticello
Sherif W. P. Persons
Jasper County
Eugene Benton
Benton
Brauddes
Branddos
Russia to Recognize Emigration as Legal Action
St Petersburg July 18 Russia is set to recognize emigration as legal with a cabinet bill to abolish penalties on unauthorized departures The bill cites 291000 Russian emigrants to America last year and 50000000 remitted to Russia abroad It allows permits at ten cents instead of costly passports and sets up a fund to aid emigrants in ports and abroad and a commission to protect their interests overseas
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St Petersburg
Russia
Europe
Ministry of Commerce
Bil
America
Foussia
Atlantic
Death Before Arrest on Gates Creek Trestle
In Huntington West Virginia on July 15 Wilbur Gullion 20 fled a posse pursuing arrest for his wife murder and reportedly drank poison as he crossed a Guyan river railroad trestle, dying before authorities could capture him.
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Huntington
Wilbur Gullion
Guyan River
Constitution For Board and Rooms Information Bureau
The Constitution offers a Bureau of Information free to all seeking rooms or board. Those running boarding houses or listing rooms are urged to use the service, which promotes locating beds and meals.
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The
Constitution
Bureau of Information
Constitution Boarding and Rooming House Information Bureau
In Presence of His Family Talbot County Man Shoots Himself
Talbotton Ga July 1 Special John Henry Spinks 25 son of Joseph Spinks a prominent Talbot county planter died by suicide at his home shooting himself through the head in the presence of his family. No reason is known for the act.
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Talbot County
Talbotton. Ga
John Henry Spinks
Joseph Spinks
All-Summer Session Faces by Congress
Washington July 18 The Senate trust program nears completion yet requires more time as key bills like the Clayton measure and interstate commerce plan face delays. Democratic senators warn the session may extend into the fall if administration goals pass. The judiciary panel kept Clayton despite minor amendments on holding companies and exemptions. The interstate committee weighs IC C authority and funding routes with no quorum for a vote.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Panama Canal Soon Open for Big Steamers
New York reports indicate the Panama canal may be ready for commercial traffic before July 31. Frederick Alcock, head of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, cites Governor Goethals as expecting the waterway to be opened to large ships soon. Washington notes canal officials doubt a July opening and caution against a definite date.
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New York
Panama Canal
Frederick Alcock
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Colon
Goethals
Alcock
Washington
Arctic expedition rescue ship reaches Nome for Stefansson crew
Nome on July 1 reports a breaking steamer arrived from an Arctic cruise. The captain said fourteen days were spent trying to reach Wrangel Island to lift marooned Stefansson explorers left after the Karluk disaster last winter. The Arctic season this year is described as worse than any previously known.
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Nome
Alaska
Wrangel Island
Stefansson
Karluk
Missing Parson Located After Five Weeks Absence
Detroit reports Rev Louis R Patmont a campaigner in the local option fight has been found at Rib Lake Wisconsin after five weeks missing from his temporary home in Detroit He was identified by Rev Milton of Milwaukee and his whereabouts confirmed Chelsea Wisconsin The Phim Street Church of Christ led the search and a $1000 reward was raised The pastor disappeared after moving his family to Detroit amid accusations tied to anti local option conflicts He was last seen June 18 en route to St Louis and his family remains in Detroit
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Detroit
Mich
Louis R. Patmont
Iscal
Rib Lake
Taylor County
Wisconsin
L Milton
First Church of Christ
Milwaukee
Claud & Witty
Phim Street Church of Christ
Milton
Farmont
Manaiee
Chelsea
Wis
Fium Street
Westville Tl
Becaus
Iwinois
Dinois
Columba
Til
Weta
Patment
Louis
Fraud Denounced by Governor Over Lake County Salary Increase
Indianapolis July 18 Governor Samuel M Relston denounced a Lake county recorder salary increase as fraud and said the offender should face penitentiary. The measure was allegedly passed by both houses but now appears on the statute books. An investigation is in progress and the courts cannot void signatures fixing its legality.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel M. Relston
Lake County
Supreme Court
West Virginia University Names Temporary President
The state board of regents accepted the resignation of Thomas Hodges as university president and elected Frank B. Trotter as temporary president. Hodges resigned after being nominated class representative at large.
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Hodges
University
Charleston
W. Va
State Board of Regents
Thomas Hodges
University of West Virginia
Frank B. Trotter
Dr. Hodges
New University Plans Outlined by Commission
Roanoke citizen provides 25000 dollars for university aims as commission outlines new plans. Candler to serve as chancellor in addition to his bishop duties until the general conference meets.
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Candler
Proposal to name university after Asa G. Candler
A letter from Forshaw of Atlanta suggests naming the new Methodist University here Candler University to honor Asa G. Candler. The writer argues for a living memorial reflecting wealth and spirit of donors and asks for an editorial proposal decision.
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New Methodist University
Candler University
Asa G. Candler
Foupshaw
Atlanta
Educational commission reports $1.5 million for Atlanta university plan
The Educational Commission reports $1,525,900 now in sight for a new Atlanta university. Major gifts include $1,060,000 from A. M. G. Candler, $25,000 from T. S. Finch Burne of Roanoke, Va., and $500,000 from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. The plan includes property from Wesley Memorial Church and Hospital and locates the university in Atlanta.
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The
Educational Commission
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Atlanta
Aum G Candler
S T. T Finch~ Burne
Roanoke
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
General Conference
Okahoma City
Vanderbilt University
Snd
College of Bishops
Huerta Prepares Paris Welcome as Patriot Noted
The Nelms murder note mystery deepens as Marshall Nelms insists his sister Elois Dennis did not write the handwriting on the death note and urges ministers nationwide to pray for his missing sisters Beatrice and Elois while investigators examine a San Antonio mailed letter linked to California. A postcard from Dr M W German San Antonio may bear on an old insurance policy. Huerta departs Mexico aboard a German warship with Blanquet and a small escort amid diplomatic movement and no salute.
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San Francisco
J. W. Nelms
Atlanta
Elois Dennis
Marshall Nelms
Beatrica
Elois
the Constitution
Mra Dennis
Big Sister
Nelms
Lois
Sara Man
Victor Innes
Portland
Ure
San Antonio
Selma
Beatrice
New Orleans
Neims
Innes
Reuben Arnold
John W. Nelms
Arnold
Jie
Aetna
M. W. German
Texas
Dr. German
Case
Closs Dennis
Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Mex
Dresden
Blanquet
Huerts
Hernand
Pugbia
Ramon Corrona
Qtus
Bristol
Mexico
Hueda
Kahler
Ead
Fanshaw
Local Thunder Showers Expected This Weekend
Georgia forecast calls for local thundershowers Sunday and Monday with partial sun and scattered portable showers in the north region. The outlook notes cloudy periods and brief rain chances across counties, with temperatures remaining mild and humid.
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Georgia
Nouth
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