Audacious gang of turf swindlers exposed in Paris clubs
Paris police uncovered a bold cadre led by Hereboudt that posed as nobles and oper ated from Champs Elysee and Madeleine apartments to swindle gilded youths and nobility. The ring, linked to fake mining and coal companies, caused losses of about 87 000 francs to Prince Karareorayttch and four other young men. Some members fled to Abyssinia or Holland aboard the Wertermine yacht.
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Paris
Collmacon
Colombes
Colimacon
Maisons-Lafitte
Jockey Club
Champs Elysee
Madelaine Awarters
Haccarn
Karareorayttch
Rood Familes
Nalice
Wertermine
90- Kg
Enne
Wong
Abyssinia
Ferehoutt
Holland
Divorcee Remarries Wins Title Retention Case
London reporters say the House of Lords settled a point on whether a peeress who has divorced and remarried may keep her former husband's title. Earl Cowley challenged a divorced lady who continued to use Countess Cowley after her second marriage, and the lower court ruling was in the Earl's favor.
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London
House of Lor
Earl Cowley
Countess Cowley
Lynch Him Shouted at Whitaker Wright Group Meeting
London July 30 shareholders at Standard Exploration Company meeting erupted as the receiver exposed false assets and heavy losses. Fourteen mines valued at £767,000 earned nothing while £228,000 was lost in Lake Erie speculation and £2,000,000 remained in Caledonian copper bets. Directors, blamed for mismanagement, faced furious cries and calls to Lynch them as they allegedly stayed at large. Protestants also opposed a change in the King's accession declaration with a motion to memorialize Parliament.
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London
Standard Exploration Company
Whitaker-Wright Group
Stock Exchange Speculaton
Lake Erie
Caledonian Coppers
Lynch
Lord Pelham-Clinter
Gough-Calleroe
Savannah woman credits Pyramid Pile Cure for cure
Mrs Aston Medron of Savannah Georgia reports years of unbearable piles ended after using Pyramid Pile Cure. She says two years of use cured rectal trouble and two packages did it. She notes the product contains no cocaine or narcotics and is safe and painless.
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Aston Medron
Savannah
Drawing for homesteads under way in territory
Hi Rone July 30. On the second day of the homestead land drawing many men and women were on hand as the allotment proceeds steadily. About 200 applicants remained engaged this morning seeking parcels in the territory.
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Hi Rone
Homestead Claire
National Live Stock Association warns cattlemen and dairymen
Dr Charles Gresswell chair of the sanitary committee issues a bulletin on human and bovine tuberculosis linking to Dr Koch's statements at the London tuberculosis congress. The warning stresses outbreak risks and the need for sanitary measures among cattlemen and dairymen in Denver.
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Dalymen
Denver
Colo
Charles Gresswell
Koch
London
Greaswell
Admirals Schley Pleads For Changes Not Yet Acknowledged
Washington July 23 Admiral Schley wrote to Secretary Long acknowledging receipt of the court of inquiry precept and offering suggestions. Navy officials say Long may not have seen the letter. Parker deposited it at the post office box. Schley begins preparing his case as Parker gains access to logs and records. Admiral Kimberly asks to be excused from the Schley court due to heart trouble, with Long to decide from Hingman Massachusetts.
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Court of Inquiry
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Crowninshield
James Parker
Parker
General Post Office
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Long
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Todey
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Cuba
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Tong
Kimberly
Schley Court of Inquiry
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Maas
Lords Uphold Cowley Countess Name In Court Decision
In a long divided appeal, the House of Lords affirmed the earlier ruling naming the Countess of Cowley. Crowds gathered in the new country as the drawing announcement was made, with hundreds more women present than on day one. At 1 30 pm after lunch, boxes resumed, records started at number 1051 in each district, and 1 750 numbers were drawn per district, totaling 4500. Also discussed were bovine tuberculosis and its non intercommunication with human TB, urging caution and further corroboration before lifting restrictions on cattle.
Tariff measure under fire from German farmers and trades
Berlin July 30 German payers press tariff debate with agrarian dissatisfaction rising. Letters from farmers denounce the duties as inadequate while Kreuz Zeitung disputes whether minimum grain duties will shield domestic growers from foreign competition. Spinners and tanners also oppose the measure citing insufficient protection. Trade papers fault duties on non tanning materials.
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Berlin
Deutsche Tages “Zeitung
Kreuz Zeitung
Treasury Packed with Gold
Washington July 30 The gold stock in the treasury is the largest in government history and growing at 4.5 to 5 million dollars monthly. The figure today stands at 504,954,297 with 248,655,696 in free gold and 150,000,000 in the gold reserve. Since July 1 the on hand stock has risen about 31 million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Loud Explosions At Lakewood During Naval Mock Battle
Citizens were startled by seven to eight loud explosions heard near Lakewood during a public mock naval engagement. The miniature ships fired and land batteries boomed causing echoes into the city. Police and military officials were flooded with inquiries as residents compared the noise to historic battles.
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Lakewood
Po- Mee
Constitution
Atlanta
Quitiong
Jennings
Bergeniat Martin
Clown Guilmette Slips From Slack Wire at Imperial
During a penance at the Imperial theater last night Guilmette the clown equilibrist slipped from a slack wire and injured his knee cap. He feigned a fall to fool the audience but actually toppled, crawling backstage unable to walk. Prompt care was given and it may be several days before he returns to the slack wire.
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Imperial Theater
Guilmette
Equilibrist
Dolly Pritchett Case Before Prison Commission
The Georgia Prison Commission will meet today to consider Dolly Pritchett's pardon application. Pritchett, under sentence for infanticide at Milledgeville prison farm, may be sent to the Home of the Good Shepherd if pardoned. Chairman Turner is expected to arrive from Extonton amid widespread public interest.
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Prison Commission
Dolly Pritchett
Milledgeville
Georgia
the Good Shepherd
Turner
Extonton
Florida Pardons Board Faces Renewed Criticism
Tallahassee July 39 Special. The Florida pardon board, long the target of criticism, faces renewed attack over the Kelly clemency case. Advocates from Jacksonville pressed for Kelly's pardon citing broad support from city leaders and citizens. The board noted rigorous standards, saying pardons are rare without judge or prosecutor backing, and that Kelly’s abuse will harden future caution.
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Tallahassee
Fla
State Board of Pardons
Kelly
Jacksonville
Tallent
John C. L'Engle
Napoleon B. Broward
Duncan M. Fletcher
John Warle Iurtridge
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Florida
Board of Parsons
Board of Pardons
James O'Shea Suspended Over Judicial Blackguardism Remark
London July 3 James J O'Shea nationalist MP for West Waterford was suspended in the house of commons for disorderly conduct after referring to judicial blackguardism in criticizing Baron OBrien lord chief justice. The remark related to the Cork conspiracy trial of Walsh chairman Waterford county council. Walsh linked with United Irish Teague and boycotted a man who rented no farm. The charge of conspiracy stemmed from these events and nationalist critics said OBrien conducted the case partisanly.
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London
James J. O'Shea
West Waterford
House of Commons
Baron O'Brien
Walsh
Waterford
Cork
Nationalista
Otirien
How the Boers Get News Dispatches Describe Relay Service
London dispatches from Lourenco Marques and Amsterdam explain how Boers at sea receive news through a regular service of dispatch riders. Cables are received and fled at Lourenco Marques. London reports a Pacific cable vote of 160 to 4 authorizing 2,000,000 dollars for Britain’s share under the alliance.
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London
Lourenco Marques
Amsterdam
Lourenco
House
Great Britain
ONLY CURED HIDES CAN ENTER An Important Treasury Order
The Treasury Department plans a circular directing customs officers to refuse entry to all neat cattle hides lacking a regular consular certificate proving they are dry salted arsenic or lime cured or thoroughly disinfected per Treasury sulphur formula. Abbattoir hides from Norway Sweden or England may enter only if slaughtered under government supervision and cattle are disease free. The move follows reports of hoof and mouth disease anthrax and other cattle ailments in many regions and of improper disinfection and missing consular certificates.
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Treasury Department
Washington
United States
Norway
Sweden
England
Department
Chinese Foreign Affairs Board Created In Imperial Edict
Telegraphic message from Tokyo reports an Imperial edict replacing the Taung Li amen with a foreign affairs board named Wei Wu Pa. Prince Ching to supervise. Wang Wen Shoa named associate minister. Chu Hung Chi president. Li Show Peng and Lien Fang named senior and junior vice presidents.
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Wei Wu Pu
China
Washington
Mr. Wu
Prince Ching
Tokio
Wei Wu Pa
Wang Wen Shoa
Chu Hung Chi
Lis Show Peng
Lien Fang
Died Fighting for the Flag In Manila Report
General MacArthur records deaths in Manila dated June 25 from letters naming fallen soldiers including Henry A. Johnson Olaf B. Johnson Henry A. Phillips Lewis M. Schell Harry F. Cronan Edward Morse Thomas H. McGlynn Christopher OCormor Diedrich B Dorstelman Will Alexander Charles B Fleming Thomas G. Pate Curtis W. King Willam Robinson Or von & Athars Adolf Tabbert Joi Cadte Wilbur Houser William H. Farley This update lists the names among the recent wartime losses for the period reported.
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Washington
General MacArthur
Manila
Henry A. Johnson
Olaf B. Johnson
Henry A. Phillips
Lewis M. Schell
Harry F. Cronan
Edward Morse
Thomas H. McGlynn
Christopher O'Cormor
Diedrich B. Dorstelman
Will Alexander
Charles B. Fleming
Thomas G. Pate
Curtis W. King
Willam Robinson
Orvon & Atbars
Hitler
Carlton
Adolph J. Tabbert
Joi Cadte
Wilbur Houser
William H. Farley
Wreck Removal of Cristobal Colon at San Juan Harbor
Captain C A Flagier reports completion of removing the wreck of the Cristobal Colon from the entrance to San Juan harbor Porto Rico sunk by Spaniards in the spring of 189? with the intense harbor. The effort but it made the en
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San Juan Harbor
Washington
C. A. Flagier
Cristobal Colon
Porto Rico
Babies Starved to Death Farm In Kansas City
Police disclosed a baby farm in a low city flats district where at least three infants were wilfully starved to death. The baring of four more babies at another site and additional infant deaths linked to private hospitals and a blind husband and sister caretakers raise calls for a grand jury investigation.
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Kansas City
Band of insurgents taken in Batangas province
Manila reports thirty four insurgents captured by the First Cavalry in Batangas province with many armed. The insurrect government gains 25066 by an act declaring Mariveles quarries public domain for harbor works. A Spanish company claimed title to the quarries. Also, stolen pay chest recovered at Santa Cruz Laguna with contents apparently untouched.
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Batangas
First Cavalry
Manila
Inswiar
Mariveles
Bataan
Stafford
Santa Cruz
Laguna Province
Hamburg American plans 37000 ton liner to China trade
Albert Ballin signs contract with Harland and Wolff for a 37000 ton trans Atlantic liner and hints at cooperation with British firms to control China trade, aiming to shut out America. The plan follows a larger ship Deutschland in size but not speed, signaling new competition in trans Atlantic shipping and China trade policy.
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London
Albert Ballin
Harland & Wolf
Euys TheaCily Express
America
Frenchmen Duel Ends With Wounding in Paris Suburb
In Paris area this afternoon amid pot politics, Leon Daudet of The Petite Republique and Gerault Richard fought a sword duel with Max Rexis on a suburb field of honor. Daudet was slightly wounded in the wrist.
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Leon Daudet
Gerault Richard
Max Rexis
M. Daudet
Wists
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