Franz Wenz Denies Attack While Testifying in Will Case
Franz Wenz denied violently attacking Miss Alice Slattery as she tried to bar him from leaving the Wenz factory office. He said he may have brushed past her and described wearing a long cloak, with testimony covering recipes, business dealings, and family ties to Brunn Austria as the trial proceeds before Judge Stevens and a jury.
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Franz Wenz
Henry
Stevens
Miss Alice Slattery
Wenz
Miss Slattery
Miss Stone
H. S. McClellan
Thorndike
Franz
Martin Fleischaker
Brunn
Austria
Fleischacker
Pleisehacker
McClellan
W. G. Weygandt
New York
J. A. Limbert
Henry Wenz
Wenz Denies 1910 Room Allegation In Slattery Case
Mr Wenz denies entering a room in summer 1910 where Miss Slattery was present, asserting he did not engage in the charged conduct or the events described, as the trial proceeds with testimonies and differing accounts.
Yale Class in Evening Attire Provokes Campus Sensation
At Yale New Haven May 12 seniors defied Prof Hollen Farr by attending German class in evening dress with top hats gloves and patent leather shoes. The sailor suit trend was adopted with Dean Jones approval to mark the 1914 term amid faculty objections.
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New Haven
Conn
Hollen A. Farr
Yale
BE. W. Price
Yale News
Dean Jones
Americans Saved by British consul in Mexican riot
The British consul Percy G. Holmes defended Americans at Guadalajara by wrapping the flag around him and confronting a mob. Dr. C. E. Hunter, camp physician at El Favor mine, recounted that German steamer evacuees, including 172 refugees, were aided by federal troops and miners’ guards. Neal shot a machete attacker. guards held off rioters for hours before safety was secured.
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Percy G. Holmes
Guadalajara
Makeover Brothers
Washington Street
C. E. Hunter
el Favor
San Diego
California
Mr. Neal
Beard
Hostonpaquillo
Crowling
Admiral Howard
Manzanillo
J. F. Flanagan
Walnut Park
Newton
J. W. Kelly
Congressman Gallivan
Great Britain
Holmes
Rioting at El Favor Mine Leaves Executions in Mexico
Refugees from Vera Cruz aided by Red Cross reach Manzanillo after a violent riot at El Favor mine. G E Williams and C B Hoadley are dead, while Walter Neal and Patrick Beard are wounded. British consul Holmes helps evacuate the remaining Americans under threat.
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el Favor
Makeover
Dr. Hunter
Hoadley
Williams
Walter Neal
Patrick Beard
Neal
Beard
Rattan Co. Wage Talks Saunter Toward Resolution
Fred M. Cleveland testified the fair wage for a factory father is unclear while presenting a wage table showing average rattan shop earnings from 1904 to 1914. President Charles H. Lang Jr. cited southern wage ease, Mexican shipments, tariff changes, and a plan to move Wakefield plant. The House approval of a 5 percent veteran preference shifts the civil service debate to the Senate with opposition from reformers and labor, and a statewide referendum proposal sparked further contention.
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Fred M. Cleveland
C. H. Lang
Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Rattan Co
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Wakefield Town Hall
Cleveland
Wood
State Board
Charles H. Lang, Jr
Wakefield
Dallas
Tex
Lang
Mexico
Veterans' Preference Bill Passed by House With Referendum
The Spanish war veterans' preference bill passed the House yesterday afternoon with a referendum attached to the people of the State. The amended vote was 164 for and 42 against, with six paired against it.
Lawmaker Praises Near-Top Candidate in Debate
Smith of Somerville praised a candidate only 5 per cent from the top as sufficient for the job. Beck of Chelsea charged Sherburne with lobbying against the initiative and referendum. The referendum passed by roll call, followed by the bill. Pa Van Loon touts timely celebrities. See the Van Loons in Sunday Post color. Funnier than ever.
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Pa van Loon
van Loons
Next Sunday Post
Maine Club Holds Twentieth Banquet
More than 100 members of the Melrose Sons and Daughters of Maine Club attended its 20th annual banquet at the Quincy House. Speakers included Hon. Samuel J. Elder and Anna M. Tillinghast among others. The crowd set a new attendance record despite the rain.
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Melrose Sons and Daughters of Maine Club
Quincy House
Samuel J. Elder
Anna M. Tillinghast
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