Injured husband faces long prison term in threat case
Pioreno Bosco 22 and Jerry Bruno 25 were arraigned in city court after threats to Bosco’s life emerged. Bosco is charged with adultery and Bruno with white slavery and carrying two loaded revolvers. The woman, awaiting counsel, was remanded. Bruno’s bonds set at 5,000. The case includes alleged plans to testify in a divorce and threats from Bruno’s friends.
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Pioreno Bosco
Jerry Bruno
Yonkers
Frank Virelli
White Plains
Brung
Esposito
New Jersey
Bruno
Renee
Heehee
Frank Bosco
Stary
New Britain
Bosco
f@runo
Dax
Husa
Wee
Connecticut
Main Street
Bridgeport
Pon
Electrify Washington Railroads Proposal Emerges
Washington, Aug 29 Progressive Illinois Representative Joe M Thompson has introduced a House bill to electrify railroads entering Washington within twenty miles of the District. Thompson argues the reform is hygienic and will aid caretakers of public buildings to keep them white and clean by eliminating smoke.
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Washington
Joe M. Thompson
Illinois
District of Columbia
Thompson
Woman Struck by Cyclist at Elm and Main Streets
An incident occurred when a woman was struck by a bicyclist crossing Elm and Main streets. The event drew public and police attention to a bicycle ordinance violation reported by Mrs Hulds Carlson of North Wee. The injured party received initial care as witnesses noted the cyclist fled the scene.
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Ublic
Hulds Carlson
Altered statements surface in Ghuiro death inquest
Coroner John J. Phelan weighs contradictory testimonies from witnesses in the Ghuiro homicide case. Susie Ghutro admits she testified under her mother's influence and that the finger game occurred earlier with dinner intervening. Boarder John Maliorano also revises earlier statements about the quarrel that led to the fatal shooting.
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Frank Ghuiro
Wakeley Street
John J. Phelan
Susie Ghutro
John Mairoano
Arnold
John Maliorano
Impeachment of Sulzer Would Be First in New York
New York August 3. The joint legislative committee finishing hearings today began drafting a report to be presented Monday. It cites testimony that Governor Sulzer speculated in the New York Stock Market using campaign contributions not disclosed in sworn statements. The panel plans to reconvene in Albany Monday to decide next steps, with impeachment as a possible option before the legislature convenes.
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New York
Sulzer
Joint Legislative Committee
New York St
Frawley
Eugené Lambrois
Albany
Senate
State Court of
Beene
Stratford Inn Reopens After License Granted
The Stratford Inn reopened today after county commissioners revoked Dudley J. Stafford's license. Walter Stapleton received a new license as no appeal was filed. Rev. E C Carpenter and Rev Dr Packard signed a remonstrance, residents largely supported the applicant, and F N Rowland was installed as manager promising first class standards.
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Stratford Inn
Dudley J. Stafford
Walter Stapleton
Stratford
E.C. Carpenter
Dr. Packard
F. N. Rowland
Two Young Women to Testify in Diggs Trial
In San Francisco on Aug 9 there was no session in the Diggs federal white slave case. Court will resume Tuesday when two young women Marsha Warrington and Lola Morris are to testify for the prosecution. Other expected witnesses include Martin Beasley of Sacramento and Reno police chief J D Hillhouse. Defense says Diggs and Drew Caminetti will also testify.
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San Francisco
Maury I. Diggs
United States Court
Marsha Warrington
Lola Morris
Martin Beasley
Sacramento
J. D. Hillhouse
Reno
Cofinmeel
Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Connie Mack Buys Southpaw Bressler for $2000
Harrisburg announces the sale of left handed pitcher "Rube" Bressler from the Harrisburg Tri-State League team to the Philadelphia Athletics for $2000. Bressler will stay with Harrisburg until Labor Day when the Tri-State season ends.
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Connie Mack
Bressler
Harrisburg
Rube” Bressler
Philadelphia Athletics
Pullman Rules Out City Ice Plant Plan
Bridgeport city attorney John S. Pullman states the city lacks power to establish a municipal ice plant without a specific act from the General Assembly. He explains the city only possesses powers granted by law and finds no legislative authorizing such a facility.
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Pullman
General Assembly
Common Council
City of
Bridgeport
John 8S
Suffragists Conference Draws National Leaders in Washington
Suffragists from across the United States gather in Washington for the National Council of Women Voters conference led by EMMA Smith Dene. The event runs through Thursday and Friday with a mass meeting featuring Miss Jane Adams of Chicago. Local suffrage workers intensify efforts with nightly street corner meetings led by Jeanneinettenkin of Montana and Lucy Byrne on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington
United States
We Jay
National Council of Ch Vpters
Emma Smith Dene
Jane Adams
Chicago
Mire Jeagninettenkin
Montana
Immense Naval Radio Station to Rise in Canal Zone
Washington reports a massive Darien Radio Station to be built in the canal zone at Caimito. It will feature three 600 foot towers, communicate with San Francisco Arlington and reach southern seas to Valparaiso and Buenos Aires, with transatlantic links to St. Vincent. The facility will serve government business and relay for naval vessels, while Colon and Balboa wirelessly handle canal ship messages.
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Washington
Arlington
United States
Caimito
Canal Zone
Darien
Dariens
San Francisco
Valdivia
Chill
Valparaiso
South America
Buenos Ayres
Argentine
Atlantic
Island of
St. Vincent
Africa
Colon
Balboa
Locomobile Co Acquires Adjacent Plant Tract
A deed filed in the town clerk’s office shows Locomobile Company of America has acquired from the Mallory estate through trustee Mary L. Mallory of New York a large tract north of the factory. Bounded by Sea Side Park Main Street railroad property and the harbor line the land includes the former circus lot. Loco president 8 T. Davis Jr said he knew nothing about the transfer.
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Locomobile Company of America
Mallory
Mary L. Mallory
New York
Seaside Park
Main Street
T. Davis, Jr
Locomobile Company
Alarmig car shortage predicted for the fall
Chicago reports a looming fall car shortage per an American Railway Association bulletin. On August 1 there were 69,716 surplus cars nationwide versus 280 surplus on July 15, with the surplus expected to shrink as crop movement begins. An idle 65,904 cars existed on August 1 last year, signaling potential acute shortages soon.
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Chicago
American Railway Association
United States
Coroner Phelan Praises Boston Convention Visit
Coroner and Mrs. John J. Phelan returned from Boston where the coroner served as ex officio member of the Supreme Council convention. He praised the cordial hospitality from the Knights of Columbus and Boston officials led by Mayor Fitzgerald. Activities included a Fourth Degree exemplification, Mass at the Cathedral, a boat trip around Massachusetts Bay, beach visit and luncheon at Paragon Park, fireworks, a chantant party, a grand ball, a touring itinerary of historic sites, and a final Convention Ball. The Catholic University Fund of 500000 was noted as nearly completed, with prior gifts including 50000 for a Chair of History.
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John J. Phelan
Boston
Supreme Council
Boston K. of C
Fitzgerald
Cathedral of the Holy Croce
Anderson
Rowe's Wharf
Massachusetts Bay
Nantasket Beach
Palm Garden
Paragon Park
Somerset
Mechanics’ Hall
Huntington Avenue
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Jamaica Plain
Arlington Heights
Lexington
Concord
Country Club
Seh Somerset
Hotel Somerset
Catholic University
K. of C
Walsh Succeeds Eaton As Revenue Collector
James J. Walsh of Meriden was nominated to be Internal Revenue Collector for Connecticut and Rhode Island, to succeed Col. Robert Eaton. The choice ends a protracted political contest between Walsh, a Reilly ally, and Miles Connolly, Kennedy ally. Walsh, longtime Meriden official and executive, is connected with the Foresters of America and has strong Democratic backing.
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The
Foresters
Meriden
Washington
James J. Walsh
Internal Revenue
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Robert O. Eaton
Senate
Wilson
Walsh
Reilly
Miles Connolly
Waterbury
W. P. Kennedy
Central
Foresters of America
Kennedy
Connolly
Waas
Col. J Frobert
C. Eaton
North Haven
Water de Banket
Congréss
Springfield
Mass
Meriden Jourt
Inomas L. Rei Y
Democrats
Congress
Thewater Department
Donovan
Patie Ag
Eee Mandiante Sec
30000 Expected in Milwaukee at Catholic Meeting
Milwaukee August 9 Thirty thousand persons are expected in Milwaukee to participate in the 12th annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies to be held August 10 to 13. Four hundred fifty delegates will represent more than three million members. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops Ireland Kane Messmer and Quigley, along with several bishops, are listed among the prominent attendees. The program includes a pontifical high mass at St John’s Cathedral Sunday morning, with Cardinal Gibbons in charge, and a Sunday afternoon parade of delegates. Major topics include labor legislation Italian immigration Socialism insurance vice and social service upliftwith possible omission of woman suffrage.
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Milwaukee
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Kane
Messmer
Quigley
Muldoon
McFaul
Schwabach
Eis
Schinner
Fox
Koudelka
Governor Sulzer Silent Through Weekend
Albany reports Governor Sulzer skipped his usual 11 o’clock interview and will offer no statement until Monday. He and Mrs. Sulzer will spend Sunday in the country, while telegrams invite legislators to a Monday night session. Friends say impeachment in office or pre oath acts cannot occur outside a regular or specially convened session.
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Albany
Sulzer
Mension
Mhe Mbly
Heat and drought strike Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma
Reports from Kansas City describe severe heat and drought across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma with water shortages in many towns. Some cities ship water by freight while low wells raise health concerns and crop crises worsen as farmers fear winter feed for livestock.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mvestock
Special Election in Alabama for Another Senator
Washington August 9 sharpest division of opinion exists among Senators over Governor O Neils announcement that he will call a special election to fill the vacancy caused by the sudden death of Senator Johnston of Alabama. Some say the governor is within powers. others challenge the right. Senator Kern and Senator John Sharp Williams approve the governor and Attorney General McReynolds.
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Washington
O'Neil
Johnston
Alabama
McReynolds
Kern
John Sharp Williams
Cardinal Gibbons Hints at Elevation of Archbishop Quigley
Cardinal Gibbons, en route to Milwaukee for the Federated Catholic Societies, dined with Archbishop James E. Quigley of Chicago. He praised Quigley’s work in a diverse city and suggested a Holy Father’s recognition soon. He declined to discuss a future church stance on woman suffrage, noting the church has not yet spoken.
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Chicago
Cardinal Gibbons
Milwaukee
Federated Catholic Societies
James E. Quigley
Rete Quigley
Holy Father
Woman Held In $5,000 Bond For Intent to Murder
Hartford police court held Mary Vucherio in $5,000 bonds on a charge of assault with intent to murder Michael Solomon. The incident occurred on Front Street Friday night when Solomon was struck by Vucherio’s salmon boat. Andrew Hanson was held on $200 bonds for a week as the victim, Frank Bartholomew, sues over injuries from a motorcycle collision on Park Street Friday.
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Hartford
Aug
Fireman Held for Perjury About Age of Woman He Wed
Hartford August 8 Edward John Legent driver of No 1 hook and ladder truck in the Hartford Fire Department was bound over to the superior court by Deputy Judge Samuel N Brainard in East Hartford town court on a charge of perjury Bonds of 500 were furnished and Legent released He is accused of swearing falsely to the age of Mabel Beatrice Cline when he obtained a marriage license and married the girl May 19 Legent swore that Mabel was 21 years old and her mother Mrs David Bashner testified that Mabel was born February 28 1899
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Hartford
Edward John Legent
Superior Court
Samuel N. Brainard
East Hartford
Legeyt
Mabel Beatrice Cline
Mabel
David Bashner
Mahel
Dr Jones, Gen Rosalie's Father, Shoots Himself
New York August 9 Dr Oliver Livingston Jones a wealthy retired physician and father of suffrage leader General Rosalie Jones died in a city hospital of self inflicted gunshot wounds. Police classify as death by own action though family members say it may have been accidental. He shot himself at his residence yesterday.
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New York
Oliver Livingston Jones
Rosalie Jones
Wilson to Talk Over Peace Plans
President Wilson will convene the entire Senate foreign relations committee at the White House tonight for a conference on the Mexican situation. Ten Democrats and seven Republicans were invited to attend as the crisis drew close. The meeting aims to share full details of the peace proposal and present terms to the Huerta government via envoy Lind.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Comuni
Senate
Huerta
Voy Lind
Lind to arrive off Vera Cruz aboard New Hampshire
Washington says John Lind, Wilson's envoy to Mexico, will reach Vera Cruz aboard the battleship New Hampshire before night. He is not expected in Mexico City before Monday, as the diplomatic crisis between the United States and Mexico continues under President Wilson's peace mission.
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Washington
Aug. S
John Lind
Wison
Mexico
Vera Crus
New Hampshire
Mexico City
United States
Mexia
Iequin Chase O'Sheughnessy
Huerta
Wilson
Soshington
Lind
O'Shaughnessy
No Opposition to Lind Landing at Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz Mex Aug Not the slightest opposition will be made by port authorities to the landing of John Lind. Lind will be received by Consul Can Ads and Dr William Bayard Bass personal representative of President Wilson who arrived this morning from the Mexican capital. The Mexican military commander of Vera Cruz will likely meet Lind unofficially. Courtesy exchange between Lind and the captain of the New Hampshire is expected. Secretary Bryan said Lind would find instructions at Vera Cruz.
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Vera Crus
Mex
John Lind
Lind
William JW. Canads
William Bayara Bass
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Sr. Lind
Becreary Bryan
Mr. Lind
Matructio
Arms to Protect Water Power Supply in Mexico
Washington reports President Wileen approved shipments to the Mexican Light and Power Co to safeguard Mexico City's water power supply. A Monterey voyage carried 145 cases of carbines for Huerta at Vera Cruz while Mexico carried 45 ammo cases and 125 arms to a safe place. Since June 25 a permit has allowed export of rifles and cartridges, with sporadic shipments continuing.
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Washington
Mexico City
Wileen
Colt
Can Light & Power Co
New York
Monterey
Huerta
Vera Cras
Mexico
Kaiser Favors Huerta In Mexican Crisis
Berlin reports that Germany backs Provisional President Huerta and is watching U S moves with interest while Berlin says it does not know Wilson's plans. Paris dispatches describe a likely near-climax in the U S Mexico situation as tensions rise and communications continue.
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Berlin
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Germany
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Locomobile CO
Phelan
Knights of _Columbus
Eaton
America
Archbishop Quigley
Dr. Jones
Gen
Rosalie
Vera Crey
Kaiser
Paris
Iiss
France
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