Caillaux Trial Heats Paris Court of Assize
Ex premier Joseph Caillaux dominates Paris courtroom as his wife Henriette Caillaux faces trial for the murder of Gaston Calmette of Figaro. Crowds fill the court while M Labori demands full government disclosure of key documents to pierce the case.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Court of Assize
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
M. Labori
Caillaux
Figaro
No Intimation to Counsel of Plans in Prison Death Case
John H Blanchard Rob inson counsel spoke briefly with prisoner at court end of Wednesday and detected no sign of suicide planning. Robinson said he felt "never better," then left with guards and told Blanchard "Good-by, I'll see you in the morning." Attorneys for Lawrence Robinson slayer of Inspector Norton aim to prove self defense, citing a cafe witness hearing Norton cry Give him the club during the struggle.
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Robinson
John H. Blanchard
Lawrence Robinson
Norton
Charles Street
Robinson case hinges on arrest legality over warrant claim
Attorneys argue the arrest was unlawful for a felony in another state without a warrant. If proven, Robinson could only be convicted of manslaughter, even if the killing was willful. Continued on Page 9 First Column.
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Robinson
Limited Worcester Service With Frequent Stop Schedule
A reduced service to Worcester provides accommodation at intermediate points with Gare leave Park Square departing every 15 minutes.
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Yimited
Worcester
Gare
Park Sq
Four Dead and Twenty-One Hurt in Connecticut Trolley Crash
In Westport Connecticut three trolley cars collided head on at a sharp curve on a downhill stretch. A train of cars packed 279 Sunday picnic riders from East Bridgeport’s Point Union Mission. Four died outright or later, including Andrew Fisher 16, Raymond Fuller 12, Frank Nagry 11, and Mabel Cleveland 21, all Bridgeport residents.
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Westport
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Point Union Mission Sunday School of
East Bridgeport
Roton Point
Norwalk
Andrew Fisher
Raymond Fuller
Frank Nagry
Mabel Cleveland
Bridgeport
Tragedy on Picnic Train Involving Motorman Harold Nathan
Medical examiner Dr. Frank Powers attributes the wreck to motorman Harold Nathan of Norwalk speeding downhill to reach a siding before a trolley freight. The freight rammed the first picnic car, destroying it. four people seated on the front lost their lives, while only rear seats and tracks remain.
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Frank Powers
Harold Nathan
Norwalk
Powers
Hustis Seeks Dismissal in B and M Suit Clash
New York July 22 The Hustis faction counters the New Haven and Hartford Rail road case portraying a strategy to dissolve the system by agreement with the government. President James H Hustis states hopes for a negotiated dissolution despite federal suits.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
James H. Hustis
Boston & Maine Impasse Over Government Control Offer
Mr. Hustis says New Haven rejected the federal framework and cites a Washington committee plan granting trustees appointed by the Attorney General and Massachusetts Governor power to control the Boston and Maine. He warns the government demand would force a large financial loss and hinder railroad reorganization while court or legislative actions settle rights.
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New Haven
Washington
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Boston & Maine Railroad
Porte May Postpone Ocean Flight to October
Lieutenant John Cyril Porte said the New York to Newfoundland ocean crossing would be postponed from Aug. 1 to Oct. if weather prevents departure. He noted tested progress on the plane America awaits better sea conditions and completion of the third motor. Trials to resume tomorrow at Lake Keuka.
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New York
Ocean
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Porte
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
St. John’s
America
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss
Lake Keuka
Henry Kleckler
Near Death by Drowning in Dorchester Yacht Disaster
Mrs. Joseph F. Bowers of 31 Saxon Street Dorchester narrowly escaped drowning yesterday afternoon when the tender she boarded to reach her husband’s yacht Kitty capsized. She clung to a rail as life savers from a government station arrived just in time. A motor boat launched and pulled her to safety as a rescue race unfolded.
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Joseph F. Bowers
Saxon Street
Dorchester
Calmette family case spat ends with no docs found
At court this morning the procurator-general said government authority shows the documents from yesterday’s testimony do not exist. The exchange ended with M. Labori declaring the incident closed and M. Chenu calling it a clever diversion aiding M. Caillaux.
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M. Chenu
Calmette
M. Labori
Mme. Caillaux
Daily Weather And Events For The Day
Rises 4 26 One day old Sun Sets 7 14 Moon Sets 7 54 p m Moon changes New moon July 22 first quarter July 29 full moon Aug 5 gonth day of year 82d day of summer Day 14h 48m long days decrease 31m Evening stars Venus brilliant in west Mars faint in early evening Morning stars Saturn and Jupiter Night auto lamps at 7 44 and vehicles at 8 14 TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES AND EVENTS General U S Grant died 1885 Cardinal Gibbons born 1834 The Proteus wrecked in Arctic Ocean 1883 One year ago Charles Hamlin appointed Assistant Secretary of the U S Treasury
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Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
U. S. Grant
Cardinal Gibbons
Proteus
Arctic Ocean
Charles §. Hamlin
U. S. Treasury
McAdoo
Fair Warmer Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
The forecast calls for Thursday fair and warmer in Boston and nearby areas with light to moderate west winds. Friday also fair with continued warming. Washington reports partly warmer conditions on Thursday and Friday.
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Ano
Boston
Washington
Roosevelt backs Hinman for governor in GOP primaries
Oyster Bay July 22 Theodore Roosevelt endorses ex Senator Harvey Hinman for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. In a formal statement he urges all good citizens to support a State ticket that would topple Mr Barnes and Mr Murphy, signaling a major party alignment shift.
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Hinman
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Barnes
Mr. Murphy
Hinman Urges Progressive Unity Against State Machines
In a campaign statement Mr Hinman declares a duty to Progressives nationwide and to New York, opposing the current administration while calling for a non partisan citizen movement to counter Barnes and Murphy. He urges primaries to nominate high character, proven efficient men for Albany. He praises Hinman as a rich man and urges unity across parties.
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Good Citizens
Messrs. Barnes and Murphy
Murphy
New York State
Mr. Barnes
Mr. Murphy
Dix
Glynn
Barnes
Progressive Party
Albany
Hinman
ffurdett Business College Opes at Boylston Street
A historical notice announces the opening of ffurdett Business College at 18 Boylston Street on September 8, indicating a new educational institution in the area.
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Ffurdett Business College
Opes
Boroll
Boylston St
Tenement Fire Displaces Six Families in Lynn
A blaze likely incendiary swept a three story wooden tenement at 4 Vivian Place in Lynn early today endangering about twenty people as six families fled in their night clothes. No injuries are reported and investigation is underway to determine the cause.
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Vivian Place
Fire gutts building after seventh blaze in same site
The blaze was spotted shortly after 1 by Patrolmen Flanagan and Murphy who breached the door and alerted occupants. Smoke poured from upper windows as the fire began in the basement and swept through three floors to the roof, gutting the structure and prompting arrests expected today.
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Flanagan
Murphy
Williams Asked to Quit as Greek Affairs Advisor
An Athens dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports former Greece minister George Fred Williams published a third manifesto on Albanian affairs attacking Zografos and urging removal. Williams reportedly went to Santa Quaranta to direct affairs but was politely requested to quit.
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Daily Telegraph
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Zografos
Epirus
Williams
Santa Quaranta
Red Sox Move to Second as Browns Slip in Standings
By winning two games from the Browns yesterday and with the Tigers and Senators dropping contests, the Red Sox sit in second place this morning. They trail the Athletics by about six games and hold a 141 game margin over Washington with Detroit in fourth place.
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Senators
Red Sox
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Detroit
Athletics
Red Sox Move Up to Second in AL Standings
The Red Sox leap two spots after a double victory over Rickey’s St. Louis Browns, winning 5 to 3 and 6 to 2. They pass Detroit and Washington and sit second for the first time this season as they prepare for the Western trip starting tomorrow.
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ST. Louis Browns
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Fenway Park
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Cady
RED Sox
Connie Mack
Athletics
Rickey
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Sox
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday's results across American National Federal New England Colonial leagues show multiple doubleheaders. Notable scores include Boston triumphs over St Louis and Pittsburgh shutting out Philadelphia, with other fixed-date results in Chicago New York Cincinnati and Worcester Lowell Lawrence Fitchburg Hav erhill Taunton Woonsocket Pawtucket New Bedford Brockton.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
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Pittsbur Chicago
Iladelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Federal
Travel planning offer from Raymond and Whitcomb Co.
A travel service advertises to plan any trip and provide tickets and hotel accommodations. The Raymond and Whitcomb Co located at 300 Washington Street promotes prearranged vacations to save money for customers.
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Raymond & Whitcomb Co
Washington St
Tenadea
Home Rule Conference Prediction Foreseen Breakup
London July 23 The day ends with a general forecast that the King's home rule conference will dissolve without settlement on Ulster. Unionist papers insist no compromise is possible, Liberal papers concede the conference was doomed from the start and criticism of the King subsides as Asquith takes full responsibility for the King's speech.
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London
Asquith
Ireland Sees Premier Wobble Over Home Rule Crisis
The text questions the premier’s stance on home rule and quotes the King’s warning about civil war as attributed by Asquith. It suggests the premier may be shielding the King from criticism while his own position appears muddled after the conference. John Redmond faces pressure from Ireland to pause further action.
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Asquith
John Redmond
Ireland
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