Strike Averted as Kraft Case Settled
The Base ball Players' Fraternity won a victory in New York on July 21 averting a threatened strike by national and American league players. Clarence Q. Kraft’s case was settled to the Fraternity’s satisfaction and in line with their demands. The incident is closed by both sides and marks a setback for Ban Johnson’s policies.
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Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Clarence Q. Kraft
Kraft
Ban Johnson
American League
Foud
Organized Baseball
Moon Phases and Bright Evening Planets Noted
Gloucester reports new moon July 22 with first quarter July 29 and full moon August 5. Evening Venus shines in the west, Mars faint, Saturn and Jupiter in the morning sky. Also notes auto lamps and a faulty line about historical anniversaries and a factory fire tragedy.
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Venus
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Forecast for New England Sees Generally Fair Weather
Forecast for New England calls for generally fair conditions on Wednesday with moderate westerly winds. The report notes yesterday’s temperature average around 72 and compares it to a year ago, while indicating expectations of fair weather across Boston and vicinity.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
Ene Spa
Trial sparks over cross border witnesses in Norton murder case
In the Lawrence Robinson murder trial the defense and prosecution clashed yesterday over admitting testimony from government witnesses brought from Michigan and Ohio about alleged crimes in those states. The matter continues on Page 10.
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Thomas J. Norton
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Ohio
Robinson
Caillaux Testifies In Defense Of Wife In Calmette Killing Case
Paris July 21 Joseph Caillaux spent two tense hours defending his wife who is jailed for the March 16 killing of Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro. Caillaux, a former French premier, dominated the courtroom while Mme Caillaux's appearance followed a dramatic prior day. He admitted fault and said public duties distracted him from Calmette's alleged harm to his wife.
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France
Gaston Calmette
LE Figaro
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Mme. Caillaux
Calmette
Trial Turns Political as Caliliaux Addresses Jury
M. Caliliaux spoke in the chamber with a high tenor voice, occasionally falsetto, gesturing toward judges and his wife. The trial has entered its political phase as jurors conduct proceedings amid rising tensions.
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Williams arrives in Epirus to seek Albanian settlement
George Fred Williams, former minister to Greece, has reached Delvino in Epirus and written to the Metropolitan of Argyracastro. He aims to broker an understanding between Epirote insurgents and Essad Pasha’s adherents. Williams advocates dividing Albania into several small states as a solution.
Fear King's Conference Will Fail In Ulster Crisis
London reports a royal home rule conference led by King George to address the Ulster crisis amid widespread criticism. Eight party leaders met for over an hour and adjourned with no statement on progress, while factions including Irish Nationalists, Ulster Unionists, part Liberal and Labour oppose the talks.
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Ulster
Ulster Unionists
Liberal Party
Labor Party
King's Speech Called Misguided Effort in Editorial
The Irish Independent denounces the King’s Buckingham Palace conference speech as a misguided effort for Ireland’s welfare. It says the monarch appears influenced by Tory views and should show he acts without party prejudice.
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Irish Independent
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Indication of Indictment for New Haven Officers Likely
Correspondence shows that President Wilson directed a Sherman lawsuit to dissolve the New Haven system. Attorney-General McReynolds plans to seek criminal indictments against officers and directors, notably former president Charles S. Mellen. The move follows long efforts to resolve the railroad issues without litigation.
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Mellen
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E. M. Swacker
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Charles F. Brooker
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