Caillaux Case Is Heated As Letters Read In Court
In Paris the Caillaux retrial heated as Maitre Labori and Maitre Chenu argued over reading private letters. Witnesses including Dr Albert Calmette and M. Ceccaldi defended the Caillaux family while Mme Caillaux remained somber in the prison enclosure.
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Maitre Chenu
Calmette
Pascal Ceccaldi
M. Caillaux
M. Barthou
Ceccaldi
Maitre Lahbori
M. Ceccaldi
Mme. Gueydan
Caillaux
Mme. Caillaux
Barthou
Publie
Victor Fabre
Madame Gueydan
Maitre Labori
Jules Herbaux
Albanel
Maitre
Charles Foll
The
Figaro
Etienne Grosclaude
Gustave Viterbo
Gaston Calmette
Warburg Confirmation Uncertain for Federal Reserve Board
President Wilson may withdraw Paul M Warburg nomination if he refuses to appear before the Senate banking committee. Senator O Gorman pressed Warburg to testify but no word from Warburg. If Warburg is eliminated the board must appoint another banker to satisfy the two banker requirement.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Paul M. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
Warburg
Senate Banking Committee
O’gorman
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Thomas D. Jones
Reserve Board
White Blueberries Found On Massachusetts Farm
Otis J. Sweet of East Norton Massachusetts reports a single bush of white blueberries among blue varieties on his farm He says demand for white blueberry pie will rise soon and that visitors from miles around have swarmed the farm to see the berries.
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Otis J. Sweet
East Norton
Mass
the Post
Striker Hatch Arrested After Alleged Assault at Wakefield
Wakefield community reels as Lewis K. Hatch a leader among Heywood Bros. strikers is arrested for allegedly attacking loyalist teamster Clarence Libby with a stone on Friday morning July 17. Local observers fear the strike may suffer a setback from the incident.
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Wakefield
Lewis K. Hatch
Heywood Bros
Clarence Libby
Hatch
Libby
Councillor Collins Heads to Europe on Winifredian
City Councillor Walter L. Collins sails this morning aboard the Winifredian for a European tour lasting about seven weeks. He will visit Liverpool London Paris and other English sites before Switzerland Italy Germany Ireland and a lengthy Irish tour. He aims to return around September 15.
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Walter L. Collins
Liverpool
London
England
Paris
Thomas J. Kenny
Collins
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Ireland
Russia Backing Servia to Extreme Limit
The article reports Russia planning strong backing for Servia if Austria attacks, risking a Balkan war. Montenegro is ready to support Servia, while Austria relies on German and Italian neutrality. Berlin warns against third party interference as Serb defense stations in Belgrade face pressure.
Russia to press Austria on Servia ultimatum prolongation
St Petersburg reports a four hour cabinet meeting on the Austro Serbian crisis. Russia may ask Austria to extend the reply period to Servia. if refused, extreme measures could be used. A second cabinet session under Emperor Nicholas will decide. Sazonoff outlined Serbia crisis. Soukhnogov cited Russian military strength. ministers foresee Bulgaria aiding Austria inviting Romanian attack.
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Servia
Austria
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Pute
Nicholas
Oer Council of Ministers
Sergius Sazonoff
Soukhovnog
M. Sazonoff
Bulgaria
Roumania
Distinctively Individual Quote Highlights Knowledge Limits
The Albany Journal notes that many men would speak less if newspapers stopped printing their words. It argues a confident person admits gaps in knowledge rather than claim certainty on all matters.
European ultimatum crisis reported with delayed deadline
Austria presents an ultimatum to Servia with a six pm deadline. Russia demands Austria drop the time limit under threat of extreme measures. Entry of Russia pulls Germany into the dispute under the triple alliance. Britain and France seek a modus vivendi but mediation is rejected.
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Austria
Servia
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
France
Austria Approves End of Serbia Ultimatum Tension
Vienna reports that Austria approves the end of the Serbian ultimatum as public sentiment grows uneasy over Serbia's perceived arrogance. The July 24 cable notes the ultimatum's decisive tone and the domestic relief at resolution.
Powers in Alliance Weblines for War Scenario
Austro Hungary and Servia are principal opposing factors in case of war. Austro Hungary as a member of the Triple Alliance has called for support from Germany and Italy. If Russia sides with Servia she would draw France and England into the triple entente.
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Austro-Hungary
Servia
Germany
Italy
Russia
France
England
Ambition of Servia Brought on Conflict
The article argues that Servia’s Balkan War victory and aim for a Greater Servia provoked the current row with Austria Hungary. It alleges Servian efforts to stir Slav provinces inside Austria and says Austria would tolerate nearly any provocation short of a general war. The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand is described as part of Pan Servian action.
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Servia
Balkan
Turkey
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Montenegro
Idra
Austria
Archduke Ferdinand
Servia and Austria Tense as Ultimatum Looms
The brief reply window astonished Austrians as Servia’s leaders seek to push for Balkan control. Officials fear Servian aims to disintegrate the Austro Hungarian empire, threatening Bosnian and other Slav provinces. The government plans to refuse the ultimatum time extension and oppose external intervention.
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Servia
Austria
Bosnia
Francis Joseph
Ischl
Leopold von Berchthold
Old Museum Actress Georgia Kent Dies in Worcester
Worcester veteran actress Mrs. Georgia Tyler Kent wife of Daniel Kent register of deeds died at 14 Germaine Street. She was part of the old Boston Museum company with Shakespearean roles and toured with Thomas W. Keene. Born in Georgia, she studied at Westfield Normal School graduating in 1874 and later acted with Madame Modjeska and Lawrence Barrett.
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Worcester
Georgia Tyler Kent
Old
Boston Museum School
Daniel Kent
Thomas W. Keene
Madame Modjeska
Lawrence Barrett
Serbia Hints Evasive Reply to Austria Reported
Belgrade July 24 The Austrian ultimatum contents reached here in a Vienna newspaper report and caused a sensation. The cabinet ministers met today and will meet again tomorrow morning. It is expected they will decide on an evasive reply to Austria.
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Belgrade
Servia
Austria
Ulster Army Forming Quick-Response Column
An ordered Ulster force of veterans and full transport with machine guns will form the first line of a flying column ready to rush to any Ulster quarter facing nationalist riots. Police in Belfast may be withdrawn once a provincial government is set up, leaving volunteers in control. Business leaders, clergy, bankers, and manufacturers back Carson Craig in demanding total Ulster exclusion from home rule. Trade stagnation and tight money fuel commercial unease, with many favoring a compromise but fearing popular opposition to it.
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Ulster
Belfast
Sir Edward Carson
James Craig
Failure of Buckingham Palace conference on home rule
In London on July 24 the Buckingham Palace conference failed to bridge Ulster nationalist differences on the Irish home rule bill. King George was informed by James Lowther and Premier Asquith that no area could be excluded, prompting debate over a possible general election and a dissolution of Parliament. The Labor party protests secrecy and Liberal papers attack the King’s role as debate intensifies.
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London
Buckingham Palace
King George
House of Commons
James Lowther
House
Asquith
Government Ireland
House of Lords
Ireland
Ulster
Soch
Labor Party
George
Nation
Westminster Gazette
Edward Carson
Volunteers Asked to Prepare to Mobilize in Armagh
An urgent warning to Ulster volunteers in Armagh county calls for instant mobilization. Of about 9000 volunteers, most have equipment including Maxim guns, with only a few lacking gear.
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Armagh
Ireland
Ulster Volunteers
Roosevelt Plans Fight Over Barnes Libel Suit
Theodore Roosevelt renewed his attack on William Barnes and began preparing his legal defense for the $50,000 libel suit. He engaged the New York firm Bowers and Sands with William H. Van Benschoten visiting Oyster Bay to outline the defense and push for a summer trial.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
William Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Harvey D. Hinman
Roosevelt
New York
Bowers and Sands
Michigan
William H. van Benschoten
van Benschoten
Montenegro Pledges Support to Servia in Austria Rift
In a despatch to a local newspaper the Montenegrin president of the Council of Ministers says Montenegro will support Servia in the dispute with Austria Hungary. The statement comes from Trieste dated July 24.
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Austria
Council of Ministers of
Montenegro
Servia
Austria-Hungary
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