Papal Secretary Merry del Val accused in Vatican incident
In Rome April 7 a semi official statement says the pope may send a letter about the Vatican incident without severe arraignment of Cardinal Merry del Val. The pope reportedly considers the Cologne choral society episode a grave error by the secretary and critics urge his retirement. Roosevelt’s Rome visit is noted as the scene shifts to current debate over papal conduct.
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Democrats Jubilant Over Spring Election Results
Washington April 7 Politicians react to spring municipal elections across the nation with mixed signals. Democrats claim wins in Hartford Milwaukee and Missouri Oklahoma as signs of Democratic strength, while a Milwaukee Socialist victory alarms both parties.
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Philippine Forces Involved In Scandal Feud Deepens
Denver April 7 Col Charles A Williams commanding the Twenty first Infantry has been transferred to Parang Mindanao amid an army feud with Maj Lawrence Hearn. Williams seeks a board of inquiry from Washington as generals Duvall and Pershing are drawn into the dispute. A drunkenness charge tied to transport incidents is mentioned amid claims the affair reflects wider military tensions in the Philippines.
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Evidence Fragments From Swope Will Heard In Trial
State's Attorney Conkling moves to introduce parts of the Swope will and related documents from Dr Hyde's office. Chicago scientists Hekteon and Vaughn will testify about the tepte made by the two Buau as the trial nears Monday with final preparations complete and no delay anticipated.
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Catholic Allegations Tie Taft Support to Gibbons Visit
Report alleges that a meeting between Cardinal Gibbons and a Taft ally aimed to show Catholic backing for Taft ahead of the Republican nomination. It claims the visit was arranged to influence Roosevelt era Vatican discussions and that Cardinal Gibbons acknowledged the Vatican episode was discussed.
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Editor Says He Knows Boss Briber in Pittsburg
District Attorney Blakely issued a statement summoning all persons including Rae P Moore editor of the Pisbeoniler to appear before a grand jury and disclose knowledge of graft. An editorial in the Leader claimed the man higher up was known to the writer and not yet touched by the investigation. Blakely also wrote a letter asking Moore to appear.
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Convicted Indian convict pleads for crime motive in court
An Indian man accused of murder pleaded he was driven to the act by the case's amnetity. The defendant named Frank Satire reportedly argued his motive stemmed from circumstances surrounding his sentencing.
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Forbidden Land as Buffer Between China and Britain
In April London notes diplomatic tension over Thibet with Chinese forces moving the Dalai Lama to flee Lhassa into India. No progress on resolving the dispute over Thibet designs as a buffer between the Chinese Empire and British possessions. The issue risks a grave crisis if integrity of Thibet is challenged.
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Patten Rests On Million Dollar Margin In Cotton War
James A. Patten arrives in New York to square off with George H. McFadden & Bros. amid a volatile cotton market. He brushes aside losses of about a million dollars, saying he never loses sleep over the swings and would quit if speculation ever cost him his rest. The interview hints at a page one fight and notes continued discussion on page 5.
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Explosion Tramples Women Aboard Ocean Steamer Tragedy
A British steamer Calarona exploded and caught fire causing panic among 900 passengers. At least one child died and about 70 were injured as men mostly Russians fought for lifeboats, while crew aided women and children. The Kanawha and Uppland aided after distress signals. Prince and Princess of Oat held dinner party nearby assisted the wounded.
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Dane Fights Sieger Tonight in Sheridan Bout
The Battling Dane of Sheridan faces Jor Sieger of Denver in a 20 ton bout at the Sheridan Athletic Club tomorrow night. The Dane is the local favorite though Sieger’s skill is not overlooked.
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Dentist With Shotgun Fends Off Railroad Bandits
Five masked robbers attempt a Broadway style bank heist near Coal City Illinois. A dentist using a shotgun fatally wounds two attackers after halting their raid at the Santa Fe depot. Local night marshal and volunteers pursue, robbers flee toward Joliet with loot and a wounded engine crewman among the chaos.
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