Caillaux Trial Daily Melodrama in Paris
Paris July 26 Parisians view the Caillaux trial for the Calmette killing as daily melodrama. The case features Mme Henriette Caillaux and Mme Gueydan with dramatic testimonies and political overtones involving Joseph Caillaux and Louis Barthou. The court arena includes threats, potential duels, and debates over government influence while jurors enjoy broad liberty and ominous letters.
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Paris
Henriette Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
Mme. Caillaux
Calmatte
Mme. Gueydan
Joseph Caillaux
Republic
Louis Barthou
Louis Atvanet
Louis Dagoury
M. Cuillaux
Calmette
M. Chenu
Germany
M. Calmette
M. Caillaux
Che’ Figaro
Rhine
France
Fabre
Caillaux
Aris
Cabarete Tsugh
The Purchase Of Diamonds Made Easy
The Maier & Berkeley Diamond Merchants offer a mail order system for diamonds with memorandum packages for inspection. Free booklet Facts About Diamonds explains grades and prices plus deferred payment plans. Request a copy and the 1914 160 page catalogue from 31 Whitehall Street.
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Atlanta
Fair Duchess at Suffragist Rally at Marble House
The Duchess of Marlborough Consuela Vanderbilt, visiting Newport, addresses suffragists at Marble House. She speaks on aiding poor working girls in England and stresses nonmilitant views, as the Belmonts unveil a new Japanese teahouse, unique in America, near the gathering.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Consuela Vanderbilt
C. H. P. Belmont
Newport
R. I
Marble
Fair Duchess
England
Mrs. Belmont
America
Plague Strikes New Orleans with Thirteen Human and Twelve Rodent Cases
In New Orleans on July 26 Dr. W Rucker reported thirteen human bubonic plague cases and twelve rodent cases since the outbreak began a month ago. Rosie Southern, 13, and Joseph E Williams, 24, were among the newly affected. Rat infections were found at three streets locations, all outside the original infection site, as eradication efforts intensify under new district leadership. The weekly rat catch totaled 1,400 with expectations of a higher tally as crews improve. The first plague case surfaced June 27 and proved fatal.
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New Orleana
W. ©. Rucker
Rosie Southern
Bienville Street
Bienville
Joseph E. Williams
Arts Street
Commerce Street
Williams
North Liberty Street
Annunciation Street
Barracks Street
Rucker
Hugh de Valin
Washington
Canal Street
Cairborne Avenue
Elysian Fields
San Francisco
Radical reforms ordered for navy
Secretary Daniels announced radical reforms ending imprisonment for desertion in peacetime naval service. Overstayed leaves or similar breaches will lead to summary dismissal, with honorable discharge possible by refusing certain enlistment allowances. The plan, backed by a full navy strength of 41,948, aims to reduce costly naval prisons and align discipline with modern business practices.
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Washington
Daniels
Anniels
Navy
Clwaye
Lileship
Dome aUs
Davis Cup Players On The Battleground
Pittsburg July 26 With the ar river today of the Australasian tennis team all the contestants in the semi finals for the Davis cup which will be played the last of this week are on the battleground Norman Brookes A W Wilding B N Doust W H Dunlop made up the party which arrived here from Chicago where Brookes and Wilding defeated the Canadian team last week The German team arrived yesterday Otto Frohheim appears to be a cleverer player than his partner Oscar Kreutzer Frohheim a lieutenant in the German army was much interested in the possibility of war in Europe and expressed the belief that if Germany were drawn into a conflict he would have to return to his colors whether the cup matches were completed or not He telegraphed the German war office for orders to night
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Pittsburg
Norman
Brookes
A. W. Wilding
N. Doust
W. H. ‘Dunlop
Chicago
Wilding
Otto Froiizheim
Ozcar Kreutzer
Froiizheim
Europe
Germany
War Office
Testing Soil and Lime Need in Farm Lands
Reader questions lime use and soil acidity after failing to get a stand with compact soil. Advice suggests testing with blue litmus paper from a drug store to detect acidity and lime need, noting variability across fields and sections.
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Reault
Tomatoes Dying and Disease Solutions Proposed
The Progressive Farmer notes wilt and blight threats to tomato crops. It distinguishes southern bacterial wilt from Fusarium wilt, advising Bordeaux spray before disease appears and every ten days near harvest, plus light arsenate to deter bollworms. breeding resistant plants is suggested as a long term remedy.
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Ebed
Shorter Period Cotton Culture Aims at Weevil Protection
Washington July 26 The Agriculture Department promotes a faster cotton growing system to guard against boll weevil damage and drought, focusing on suppressing vegetative branches and close row spacing. It urges farmers to test thinning and planting density together, noting wide versus narrow spacing alone fails to guarantee gains. The new Farmers' Bulletin No. 601 details practices and urges experimentation to observe plant behavior and outcomes.
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Washington
Farmers’ Bulletin
Frst
New Bulletin
Fast Time in an Electric Roadster from Philadelphia to Washington
An electric roadster covered 167 miles from Philadelphia to Washington in eight hours and forty seven minutes with an average speed near nineteen mph. The trip required three battery charging stops at Washington Belair Del and Baltimore and began after an all night charge in Philadelphia. The motorist reached Washington at 8 12 p m after a day of detours and delays.
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Phiadelphia
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Belair
Del
Baltimore
Government funds for crop moving deposits clarified
The department states requirements have been complied with and deposits will be available on call. The secretary intends to keep funds on deposit with banks for such period.
Bank Installment Returns Cut to Six Months Rule
The secretary noted banks may return money in installments to suit their convenience, but not exceeding six months. He concluded that if necessary, further actions may be taken or clarified.
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Esid
Government funds meant for national needs to be deployed soon
The official states a total of more than 34 million dollars will be deposited to meet the country’s needs. He will not hesitate to allocate funds, and if it appears to his satisfaction that cities other than those designated could use the funds advantageously, he will consider their applications.
Certain-teed Roofing Promotes Publicity for Health of Corporations
The article argues for publicity of corporate affairs as the cure for mismanagement. It cites failures due to secrecy, urges transparent practices, and links openness to investor protection. It promotes Certain-teed Roofing products and guarantees, highlighting the General Roofing Mfg. Co. as a large producer with extensive mills and nationwide offices.
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