Thaw Goes Free on Bail as Crowd Greets Release
Thaw leaves court for Pittsburg after Justice Hendrick grants bail set at 35000 while the state appeals. He tows a cautious line on Evelyn Nesbit, saying he has nothing to do with that person, and plans to lunch and motor around New Jersey before continuing to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Anheuser-Buscn
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Pittsburg
Hendrick
Josiah
George Lauder Carnegie
Benjamin Thaw
Thaw
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Justice Hendrick
Mr. Brumberger
Court House
Chambers Street
Broadway
Thaw Arrives Atlantic City After Freedom From Matteawan
Harry K. Thaw, newly freed from Matteawan, reached Atlantic City at 10:40 PM in a high powered car with New York detectives Norman FitzSimmons and D. W. Deane acting as shadows. He planned a short stay at Hotel Dennis and a Sunday swim while avoiding press access as a crowd gathered along the boardwalk. Thaw said he would not return to Broadway unless necessary, aiming for rest and a visit to his mother in Pittsburgh.
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N. J
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford K. White
Thaw
Norman J. FitzSimmons
D. W. Deane
New York
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Chelsea
Meadow Boulevard
Lakewood
Dennis
Harry
Tonneau
Michigan Avenue Hotel
Pittsburg
Gayety
Broadway
Matteawan
Agree to Arbitrate Street Car Strike
Boston street car strike ends with an agreement to arbitrate and return to service tomorrow. Arbitrator James H. Vahey presided, with union and company in talks over wages hours and automated fare-collectors. The union offered to appoint one arbitrator and let the mayor act as third member.
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Rhode Island
Potter
Rhode Island Company
Joseph H. Gainer
City of
Providence
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Board of Arbitration
Board of Directors of
The
A. E. Potter
James H. Vahey
Boston
Bay State
Vahey
Gainer
Street Carmens’ Union
Threaten Strike of 20000 in Bridgeport
Bridgeport braces for a machinists strike if Remington declines to meet demands. Rumors of German influence surface after offers to Emil O'Brien, former bricklayers' agent, to sway the walkout. O'Brien says offers of 200 dollars each were refused. a three day strike followed, backed by union telegrams. If the strike widens, up to 30,000 workers could be idle as Bridgeport plants pause operations across departments and subcontractors.
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Bridgeport
Ernest O’brien
Bricklayers’ Union
Remington
O’brien
Indianapolis
Remington Arms Company
Structural Iron
J. J. Keppler
The
Machinists
New England
Keppler
German Agents Paid To Start Remington Strike?
Secretary Morrison of the American Labor Federation hinted that if British Ambassador Spring-Rice raised the charge a payment by German agents to trigger the Remington strike might be true. State Department and British Embassy would not discuss it. The alleged payment by German Ambassador Bernstoff to Spring-Rice was denied by the German Embassy.
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Remington Arms Works
Morrison
American Labor Federation
Spring- Rice
State Department
Bernstoff
Massachusetts Federation backs equal suffrage vote at Marion
The Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs issued a statement defending the equal suffrage resolution adopted at Marion by a 203 to 99 vote. The document clarifies the resolution originated with the resolutions committee and that the convention was a regular annual gathering of accredited delegates. It notes six weeks notice was given and cites prior endorsements by 27 other state federations and the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Florence T. Perkins signs as president, with Sara S. Gilson, Belle R. Whiton, and Claire H. Gurney as vice-presidents.
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Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
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State Federation
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Resolutions Committee
Massachusetts
Marion
Springfield
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Florence T. Perkins
Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs
Sara 8. Gilson
Belle R. Whiton
Claire H. Gurney
U S Will Not Trade Lusitania Policy in Mediation Talks
Ambassador von Bernstorff pressed Germanys mediation idea with Secretary Lansing, but officials expect no shift in US policy to weigh German notes. Lansing withheld commitment while Berlin sent a long report. The president, escaping the heat, golfed at dawn with Dr Grayson after a morning ride.
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Lusitania
Germany
Great Britain
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
Foreign Office
Berlin
Dr. Grayson
Wilson to decide on German note after cabinet talk
President Wilson will finish studying the German submarine warfare note in Windsor Vermont and confer with Secretary Lansing before briefing the Cabinet. He has expressed mind on aspects of the crisis in recent messages and plans a cabinet discussion early next week. He also reviewed Austrian British and Mexican issues and the munitions shipment protest.
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Wilson
Lansing
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Austro-German note sparks varied press reaction in Paris
The Temps and other papers react to the Austro-Hungarian note to the United States. Editors view it as an attempt to shift discussion from Germany’s piracy to arms shipments and naval blockades. La Liberte questions American resolve while La Presse cites historic trade as Americans’ enduring stance.
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Paris
Germany
The
Temps
United States
Austria
Roumania
Turkey
la Liberte
Italy
la Presse
Europe
Zapata Routed by Carranza Troops Near Mexico City
General Zapata's artillery units retreating southward from Mexico City were routed by Carranza forces in the valley below the capital. Reports from consular sources say Villa's forces won skirmishes near Paredon and Hermanas, while Villa moves north from Aguascalientes. No move toward official recognition of any faction is planned before President Wilson's return next week.
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Zapata
Mexico City
Carranza
Mexico
State Department
Villa
Paredon
Hermanas
Aguascalientes
Wilson
Colorado by Rocky Mountain Limited Train Offer
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