French Finance Minister Caillaux in Political Probe
A fragmented report outlines allegations surrounding Gaston Calmette and the Caillaux affair. It details claims of bribe offers, bank tapping, and pressure on judges, with the wider political battle hinting at influence over voters and public funds.
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Henriette Rainouard
Leo Clarette
Jules Clarette
Gaston Cakmette
Joseph Caillaux Bean
Chamber of Deputies
M. €Almette
M Caillaux
M. Schneider
Marcel Prien
Radical Party
Mercel Prien
Brazil
Prien
Elim
M Calmette
M Lallaux
Comptoir National Descomple
Rene Rochette
Mexico
Callaux
Caillaux
The
Figaro
of Caillaux
Senate
Suly
Wits
Wale loch-Bourgeau
Mo Calinette
Mme Caillaux
Tims
Calqnette
Navy to cruise midshipmen on annual summer voyage
Washington March reports ships in the Atlantic and Caribbean for spring target practice. Three battleships Mishigan Idaho Ulinais join the fleet at Philadelphia Navy Yard for the annual summer cruise of midshipmen from Annapolis, proceeding after a ceremonial departure.
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Washington
Atlantic
Tanamg
Cuba
Turtle Sound
Chesapeake Bar
Mishigan
Idaho
Ulinais
Philadelphe Navy Ward
Aabanuls
Sun Let Byet
Guan Tur Pangier
White Rock Advertisement Promises Health and Vitality
A vintage ad urges readers to drink White Rock water as a yearlong habit. It extols vim vigor and virility in every glass and claims health benefits from the sparkling beverage.
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White Rock
Publishers Meet Will Close Today
Delegates gathered for a publishers meeting as talks at the morning session centered on truthful advertising and ethics. Jason Rogers of The New York Globe urged northern and southern papers to clean up ads, reject fraud, and protect readers while boosting ad value. The Globe pledged not to accept false, medical, or objectionable advertisements and to print each ad with full confidence.
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Iate Arisal
Aley
Jason Rogers
New York
Ulobe
Cass County
Roger
Evers
Ada
Langain
Mir Rogers
Taar
Carta
Globe ads face reader anger over false financial pitches
An editorial from The Globe condemns deceptive financial advertisements and pledges to suspend advertisers failing to honor claims, citing reader backlash and a policy to reject dubious accounts. It urges advertiser accountability and notes editors' role in protecting readers and sustaining trust. The article also reports on Won Seitz of The New York World promoting editorial and business cooperation, with a convention agenda and officers retiring from the year.
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Won Seitz
Don C. Seitz
The
New York World
Mr. Seitz
Ing
Alfred F Sanford
Knoxville Joural and Tribune
W. R. Himman
Jacksonville Times-Union
W M. Clemens
Birmingham News
Ro Hole Derbi
Richmond Journal
Jt Jones
Asheville
G J Palmer
Houston Post
Elue Chuir
Little Rock
Deureret
Walter Johnson
Chattanoosa News
James M Thomson
New Orleans Item
HB. Johnson
Knoxville Sentinei
M M Foster
Nashville Banner
R V Brown
Lousrile Times
HW Vauson
George W Brunson
Greenville News
Moore
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Salts Offer Kidney Relief From Backache and Urinary Ailments
A dated health column urges relief from backaches and kidney discomfort by reducing meat intake and using Fad salts, a lemon acid concoction, with four ounces in water before breakfast. It claims to cleanse kidneys, ease sediment in urine, and curb rheumatic pain, promoting regular hydration and a safer alternative to medical visits.
Venezuelan frontier revolution erupts near Morayhanna
Georgetown March 1. A serious revolution has broken out on the Venezuelan frontier near Morayhanna in the northwest district of British Guiana. About 150 rebels raided El Terror camp and are preparing to attack the village of San Jose. General Gries commands frontier stations with sixty men in peril.
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Georgetown
British Guinea
Morayhanna
Cappains
Northweath
San Jose
Venemelan
Gries
Perilens Poarhon
Negro spirited away to prevent lynching in Edgefield
In Edgefield last night a jailed Black man, Mack Mima, was spirited away to avert a mob threat after wounding farmer W. K. Smith. Sheriff Swearingen left with him and would not reveal the destination. Mims, serving a chain gang term for horse theft from Smith, escaped Saturday and is alleged to have gone to the farmer’s home and shot him. The Black man was recaptured yesterday.
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Ragefield
Mack Mima
Kk Smith
Edgefield
Swearingen
Mims
Smith
D A R Preparing for Annual Continental Congress
Washington March 16 Mrs William Cumming Story president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution arrives to lead preparations for the twenty third annual continental congress of the society An unusually large attendance is expected with attention on ten vice presidents general and a proposed constitutional amendment during the election year congress.
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Washington
William Cumming Story
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Evangelistic Services At Old Baptist Tabernacle
Mrs M B Etter conducts evangelistic services at the old Baptist Tabernacle with crowds gathering for 10, 3, and 7 o clock sessions. Large congregations attend each service drawing steady attendance.
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Old Baptist Tabernacle
M B. W Etter
Boundary dispute case asked before U S Supreme Court
Washingto n Maresh 16 Carruters Ewing of Memphis on behalf of the Arkansas attorney general asked the Supreme Court to settle the Arkansas Tennessee boundary principles. The dispute centers on a Mississippi River bed change and a commission to apply the principles to the case.
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Washingtoe
Maresh
Carruters Ewing
Memphis
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Mississippi River
Berlin Faith Healers Probed in Actress Deaths
The crown prosecutor in Berlin begins prosecution of faith healers tied to the deaths of two Royal theater actresses Frau Nasche Butte and Frau Von Arnauld Perriere. The women, both chronic disease sufferers, allegedly dismissed doctors for faith healing, leading to fatal outcomes and broad public attention.
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Berlin
National Zeitung
Frau Nasche Butte
Frau von Arnauld Perriere
Royal Theater
Merchants Ask Delay in Trust Legislation
The Merchants' Association of New York, representing 3600 firms, urged postponing all anti trust legislation until the regular session. They deprecate haste and demand that the country’s judgment be consulted and reach a clear, nearly universal agreement before action.
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New York
Congress
Merchants’ Association of New York
Walsop
Four Kinds of Money Circulated in Mexico
Art Mason Jr. reports that four currencies are circulating in rebel-held Mexico: United States money, the constitutionalist government’s flat issues, Sonora state and Will2 money issued at Chihuahua’s urging. U.S. money remains higher in value but Mexican currency is accepted by law, causing varied prices. Cananea stores faced arrests by constitutionalists, and buyers could swap American money for goods at less than half the peso price. The Torreon campaign’s prospects influence the money market, with constitutionalists at 22 to 28 cents per U.S. dollar and Mexican federal currency at 32 to 36 cents per dollar.
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Douglas
Art
Mason Jr
United States
Sonora
Chihuahua
Cananea
Constitutionalists
Torreon
Suffragette Attacks Prison Official in Scotland
Glasgow reports an irate militant suffragette armed with a dog whip attacked prison commissioner Dr James Devon. He restrained her, taking action under the law as the incident unfolded in Scotland.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Mareh Lé
James Devon
Scoland
Freight Rates Upheld by State Commerce Commission
The state commerce commission declined to reduce freight rates for shipments originating east of the Indiana Illinois line in Central Freight Association areas. It held existing rates were neither unreasonable nor discriminatory toward destinations west of St Louis, with Springfield Missouri cited as typical.
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Washington, Margha
Understate Commerce Commission
St Loui
Indiana-Illiois
Central Freight Association
Southeastern
Carolina
Bt Louis
Springfield Mo
Appeal by Schmidt to be filed soon
New York March 16 A notice of appeal from Hans Schmidt the former priest sentenced to death for the murder of Anna Amlujer will be filed this week by Alphonse Koelbie Schmidt's counsel. The appeal acts as a stay of sentence. Schlauit faces death at Sing Sing next week as arguments in the case may take months to reach the court of appeals.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna AnmUu Jer
Alphonse
Koelbie
Schmidt
Schlauit
Dre
Court of
Appeals
Sing Sing
Norwegian steamer Chiléar looted by pirates
Pirates today boarded and looted the Norwegian steamer Chiléar off Hongkong, carrying away booty valued at $80,000 after overpowering crew and passengers. The incident occurred near the port with the vessel sailing damaged and under way to unknown destination.
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Hongkong
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