Diggs Caminetti Trial Draws Crowd Amid Anticipated Testimony
In San Francisco on August 8 the Diggs-Caminetti trial attracted a large audience though no sensational disclosures occurred. Next Tuesday Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris will describe their flight from Sacramento to Reno on March 10 and their three day stay, leading to the Mann Act prosecution of Maury Diggs and Fred Caminetti for transportation for immoral purposes.
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Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
Sacramento
Reno
Mann
Maury Diggs
Fred Caminetti
Greenacre Head Talks to the Post
Miss Sarah J. Farmer founder of the Greenacre free thought colony in Eliot Maine says she fears being sent to a mental asylum if she travels to Greenacre via Maine. She reports safety in New Hampshire but danger crossing the river by ferry and electric car line. Nurse Annie Greeley says she is invalid physically but mentally clear.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Sarah J. Farmer
Greenacre
Eliot
Boston Post
Maine
New Hampshire
Miss Farmer
Post
Charles E. Cowles
Governor Sulzer used campaign funds to buy stock debts rise
New York August 8 Governor William Sulzer carried nearly fifty thousand dollars in debt from stock market speculation at his nomination. He used contributions to his campaign fund to buy more stock while indebted. The Frawley committee said evidence could justify impeachment for corrupt practices. A decision would be made before the Legislature reconvenes.
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New York
William Sulzer
Frawley
Court to Wrap Up Soon in Warrington Norris Affair Trial
Judge Van Fleet signals focus on the Warrington and Norris testimonies while the defence declines to attack the two girls. Prosecutors plan to finish their case in a day and a half, with the defense similarly brief as the trial progresses toward its close.
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van Fleet
Diggs
Drew
Caminetti
Reno
Nathan Coghlan
Misses Warrington
Norris
Miss Warrington
An Almanac Style Sky and Anniversary Notes
The item lists sunrise and sunset times for Portland Gloucester and Newport Sh. and the day’s length plus celestial events. It notes Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn rising times and a 1st anniversary of Harvard College 1642. It mentions Mulai Hafid abdication a year ago and President Eliot’s Chicago stop on a world trip.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Harvard College
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Eliot
Chicago
Unsettled Boston Weekend Weather Outlook
Forecast for Boston and vicinity shows unsettled conditions with showers Saturday. Sunday should be generally fair with light southeast winds becoming moderate southwest. Northern New England and Southern New England forecast showers Saturday with Sunday possibly fair and variable winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
North
Maine
Dibble Wins Quarter Mile Dash at National Rowing Meet
On the first day of the 41st national rowing championship regatta on the Charles River Dibble of the Don Rowing Club Toronto won the quarter mile dash. Du luth crews swept their events and the regatta was held under the New England Amateur Rowing Association.
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Duluth
R. Dibble
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
Charles River
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Spectators Witness River Event From Bank and Boats
More than 25 000 people watched from riverbanks and small craft as the basin was splashed by the activity. The report continues on Page 6 2d Column.
Spiders Feed On Gypsy Moths At Harvard Bridge
Spiders, notably Arathnis compexus, have become abundant by feeding on gypsy moths, blocking lights on Harvard bridge. Entomologists had pursued costly searches for predators, but caretakers found a low cost solution in these spiders.
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Harvard Bridge
Baseball scores roundup across leagues and teams
A compact summary lists game results for several teams including Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati and others with varied scores. The note mentions more detailed baseball stories and other sports on pages 66 and 7.
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Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
National Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
McCall Declines Governor Bid Shaping Gop Nomination
Ex Congressmen Samuel W. McCall refuses Republican gubernatorial candidacy causing Foss Benton race to shape up for the party nomination. Colonel Everett C. Benton targets Governor Foss asserting the Dems abandoned him and accusing staged uprisings in Foss’s bid for a fourth term. Continued on Page 5 First Column.
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Samuel W. McCall
Foss
Everett C. Benton
Benton
Democratic Party
Milk Drivers May Strike in Greater Boston
Greater Boston faces a potential milk wagon strike after Milk Wagon Drivers Union 380 declared a general walkout if major employers do not meet union demands. About 106 drivers already struck with hundreds more possibly joining, targeting firms like H. P. Hood & Sons and Brigham Company.
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Greater Boston
Union 380
H. P. Hood & Sons
C. Brigham Company
DPD
Whiting & Sons
Ekim Farm Milk Company
Oak Grove Farm
Cut in Shoes at Continental Shop Move Refit
The Continental at Washington and Boylston announces a move and refit of its Shoe Dept. All low shoes go on cut prices with examples listed: quality 3.50 for 2.75, 4.00 for 3.00, 5.00 for 4.00, and 6.00 for 4.75.
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Continental
Washington, Cor
Boylston
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Blue Serge Suits on Sale
The Continental Clothing House at Washington corner Boylston Street holds a sale of Hart Schaffner and Marx $25 blue serge suits for 15 dollars. This great opportunity offers savings on quality menswear.
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Continental Clothing House
Washington
Cor
Governor Sulzer's stock dealings with three firms revealed
Testimony shows Governor Sulzer used campaign contributions to buy stock and was saved from margin calls by L M Josephthal a Wall Street banker and aide. Records detail purchases of Big Four American Smelting and Refining and Southern Pacific stock totaling 500 200 and 100 shares and later 600 shares with margin calls in 1912.
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Stock Exchange
L. M. Josephthal
Wall Street
Naval Reserve
Josephthal
Suizer
Harris and Fuller
Sulzer
Big Four
American Smelting and Refining Company
Southern Pacific
Melville B. Fuller
Fuller
Frederick Colwell
Boyer, Griswold & Co
Outing Suits About Half Price Sale Continues
The Continental offers outing suits priced at 6.50 after markdowns from 10 and 12. Sizes are broken and sales continue through the Saturday evening opening.
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The
Continental
Mexico May Keep Lind Out Parade Plans Stir Capital
Students stage a major demonstration in Mexico City to back the government. A representative of President Wilson is set to arrive in Vera Cruz tonight en route to Mexico City, signaling high political tension.
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Mexico
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Bain News Service
Mexico City weighs action against John Lind landings
No new official declaration today on the Wilson envoy John Lind but officials may bar him from landing at Vera Cruz. The message suggests Mexico considers restricting Lind arrival as tension with the United States rises around the envoy.
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Mexico City
John Lind
Wilson
Lind
Vera Cruz
Students to Parade for Huerta Lind Support Demonstration
Students planned a large demonstration next Sunday in support of President Huerta and Lind. Led by instructors, the event is said not to be anti American though readers are told the public continuation appears on Page 5 Fifth Column.
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Huerta
Lind
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