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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
13
The French Senate found Caillaux guilty of commerce and correspondence with the enemy by a 100 to 91 vote. A five year banishment is possible, reduced to one year with extenuating circumstances. Additional sentences, including fortress incarceration, may be decided when the court reconvenes, with prior 28 months already served noted.
The former premier Caillaux faces costs exceeding 800 000 francs with a major item an investigation bill to the United States possibly 30 000 dollars. Attorneys left disconsolate and rushed to inform Caillaux at the Neuilly sanitarium as crowds around the palace disperse without rioting.
The article recounts the political rise of M. Caillaux from 1899 as minister of finance to premier in 1911, his later resignation in 1912, and the 1913 Decline amid Morocco disagreements. It notes his detention under Clemenceau before a Senate trial in 1918 and links his fate to his wife Madame Caillaux killing Gaston Calmette.
Congressmen urge cable to Prime Minister Lloyd George protesting detention of Irishmen without trial. The call centers on parliamentary and public pressure to review the policy and release detainees.
A circulating cablegram has 40 signatures in Congress including Tague Tinkham Gallivan and Olney of Massachusetts. It urges Premier Lloyd George to avoid further wars and protest arrests in Ireland, demanding that any political arrests allow the accused a timely trial and due process.
The Irish Attorney General will assess the Cork verdict and decide whether the accused in the Muc Curtain murder will face trial. The outcome hinges on legal grounds and potential charges.
The attorney-general Denis Henry said he awaits the coroner’s report before action. He declined details on whether evidence shows a secret society murdered Lord Mayor Mac Curtain, citing public service concerns and lacking inquest material.
L E Sheppard and S W Heberling pressed wage demands for switchmen and conductors citing living costs and pre war standards. Secretary Tumulty said the administration backs the wage board and will not seek a hearing for strikers, urging return to work for Board action.
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