Women in 40t Fight Foreva Caillaux Trial
Paris July 23. A silent duel between Mme Gueydan and Mme Caillaux dominated the courtroom during the Caillaux murder trial. Mme Gueydan, Caillaux’s former wife, testified against claims she influenced the disclosure of letters linking to the slain editor Gaston Calmette. She recounted their 1908 marriage, divorce in 1911, and the burning of private letters in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme. Calllaux
Gaston Calmette
le Figaro
Mme. Gueydan
Caillaux
Mme. Caillaux
Wideawake
Madame Gueydan
M. Dupre
Gueydan
Maemers
Callalux
Chamber of Deputies
Calllaux
Madame Rabouard
Bear to relieve Karluk marooned crew at Wrangell Island
At Nome Alaska on July 23 the steam cutter Bear under Captain Rob In Hartlett sails to Arctic waters to evacuate 18 white men and four Kekinas from Bartletts party marooned on Wrangell Island after the Karluk wreck. The Bear carries nine months of provisions and will first stop at Point Barrow to pick up mail before delivering aid and attempting to reach the stranded men before provisioning runs out in mid August.
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Nome
Alaska
Revchile
Bear
Robin Hartlett
Stefan Seon
Karluk
Bartlett
Wrangell Island
Herald Island
Point Barrow
Nee
G Grosvenor Dawe Celebrated Organizer of Organized Business
G Grosvenor Dawe chief of the editorial division of the chamber of commerce of the United States is described as a vigorous promoter of commercial organization. The article notes his youthful appearance, extensive industry experience, and travels to Jellico Hackensack and possibly Bkowhegag to boost business for the nationwide commerce chamber. Dawe arrived in 1883 at Castle Garden with six dollars and rose to manage a New York daily carrier system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawe
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Jellico
Hackensack
Bkowhegag
Dave
Castle Garden
New York
Commerce Chamber
Cincinnati to Host International Sheriff's Meeting
Lincoln July 23 Cincinnati Ohio named as the next annual meeting site for the International Sheriff's association. Amalgamation with the police chiefs and railroad special agents groups was favored at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Cincinnati
International Sheriff's Association
International Associations of Police Chiefs and
Railroad Special Agents
Heat Wave Tops Records Across Midwest
A scorching heat wave hits the middle west with Chicago at 100 and St Louis thermometers rising to 110. Prostrations are reported as the region endures a severe summer day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awful
Chicago
Middle West
Mercury
Bt. Loula
King George Intervention Overshadows Home Rule Talks
London July 22 The Buckingham Palace conference resumes as King George’s speech at opening drafts a political crisis. Liberal papers condemn royal interference while Asquith may reveal cabinet responsibility for the message and the conference’s progress, with uncertainty over an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Buckingham Palace
Daily Chronicle
House of Lords
Chronicle
Asquith
Commons
Burns seeks pardon for Hockin worker official
Detective William J. Burns asks President Wilson to pardon Herbert S. Hockin former secretary treasurer of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, claiming Hockin saved his life. The move underscores the trial record that Hockin aided Burns by helping place responsibility for the Los Angeles Times disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert S. Hockin
William J. Burns
Wilson
International Association of Bride and Structural Iron Work
Frank M. Ryan
Hockin
Byrne
Los Angeles Times
Averted Break in Home Rule Talks at Buckingham Palace
London July 28 A two hour meeting among Prime Minister Asquith Lloyd George and opposition and nationalist leaders at Buckingham Palace ended without a break in talks on home rule. Attendees planned to resume discussions tomorrow as parties remain deadlocked over excluded counties and referendum scope. A suffragette disrupted the palace briefing shouting Votes for women as police moved her away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Asquith
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Commons
Cleter
Sir Edward Carson
Tyrone
Fermanagh
Dublin
John Redmond
Daily Citizen
England
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Churchill
Ulster
New Haven Monopoly Suit Filed In Sherman Action
Under orders of President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds a Sherman anti trust suit to dissolve the New Haven railroad trolley and steamship combination in New England was filed. The government seeks breaking up the control of rail and boat lines and to compel sale of Boston & Maine stock and related assets under court supervision. filed by H Snowden Marshall and allied officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
McReynolds
New Haven
New England
Navigation Company
Boston & Wake
New Haven Illege
New Haven Comappagadine
Boston Railroad
Boston & Maine
Sta
New Haven Company
H. Snowden Marshall
United States
Southern District of
G. Carroll Todd
T. F. Gregory
Frank M. Swacker
Barnes to sue Teddy for libel in Oyster Bay case
William Barnes Jr. sues Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for libel over a Roosev elt attack on him in endorsing Harvey Hinman for governor. Barnes says he will press the suit, after Roosevelt’s remarks he called undignified and lacking self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
William Barnes, Jr
Democratic State Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Barnes
State Democratic Committee
Ibel
Roosevelt
Harvey D. Hinman
Riots in St Petersburg Leave Dozens Dead or Injured
In St Petersburg riots between strikers and Cossacks escalated with six workers killed and scores wounded. Riots persisted into the morning as 160000 workers joined the strike. barricades, a Samson Prospect clash, and attempted fires near Samson bridge marked the unrest. Several capital newspapers did not publish amid government suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Streats
Samson Prospect
Baku
Samson
Viborg
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates Eightieth Birthday at Shriver Home
Baltimore July 23 Cardinal Gibbons marked his eightieth birthday today at the Shriver home in Carroll county near Westminster. He has long been a guest of the family for birthdays and remains in touch with the world through letters and newspapers sent from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Cardinal Gibbons
Shriver
Carroll County
Westminster
Cardinal
Atlantic Flight Delayed as Guard Placed on Propeller
In Hammondport New York July 23 the third Curtiss motor was installed on the flying boat America but trials were postponed to today to guard the third propeller which neared the head of the engine. A safety starting device was installed in the hull for cranking. If Lieutenant Porte cannot depart before August 15 his flight may be postponed to October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammondsport
N. Y
America
Curtiss
Tiieutenant Porte
Hopes and Fears Fluctuate Over Irish Home Rule Talks
London reports that home rule conferences remain pending as party leaders hold meetings in the lobby of Parliament. Hopes and fears fluctuate hour by hour as discussions continue tonight.
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London
Young Man Sought for High Court Vacancy
President Wilson seeks a man under 60 to fill the Supreme Court seat after Justice Lurton's death. Senators Simmons and Overman named Walter Clark of North Carolina, but the president has yet to pick a final candidate. Secretaries Lane and McReynolds are emphasized. Illinois Governor Dunne is endorsed for the vacancy, with Missouri backing W. W. Graves of the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilton
Supreme Court
Lurton
Simmons
Overman
Walter Clark
North Carolina Supreme Court
Lane
McReynolds
Dunne
Illnois
Lewis
Wilson
Dickinson
Missouri
Major
Congress
W. W. Graves
Missouri Supreme Court
Representative Henry Cooper of Wisconsin Lauded as Strong House Figure
The text extols Rep Henry Allen Cooper as independent and acute in the House Foreign Affairs Committee. It recalls his role in the Cannon rules fight, praises a memorized Filipino tribute, notes Wisconsin senatorial calculations, and cites his long service, Racine residence, and the Australian ballet system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Wilson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Cannon
Wisconsin
Racine
Negotiations in Mexico Seek Constitutionalists Transfer
Senator Aldo Cepeda chosen by Carbajal to negotiate a transfer of government in Mexico City to the constitutionalists. Cepeda travels from Vera Cruz to Tampico to meet Carranza who hints at a truce. The envoy seeks amnesty for political offenders and protection for lives and property, amid Zapata and Villa pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cepeda
Coahuila
Carranza
Carbajal
Mexico City
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Ista
Madero
Saures
Zapata
Villa
Panama Canal to Open for Commerce on Aug 15
Secretary Garri son announced the Panama canal will open to world commerce on August 15 1914. The Cristobal war department steamer now at Colon is expected to be among the first vessels to pass. No formal ceremony will occur. an official opening will follow when deeper water is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Garrison
Great Waterway
Cristobal, & War Department
Colon
Canal
Jones Withdraws As Federal Reserve Board Nominee
President Wilson withdrew the nomination of Thomas D. Jones of Chicago to the federal reserve board after a bitter confirmation fight. The move followed a dispute over Jones connection with the International Harvester company and a banking committee report adverse to confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harvester Company
Washington
Wilson
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Reed
Missouri
International Harvester
Senate Banking Committee
Reserve Board
Rich rancher killed and woman jailed in New Mexico
In Guadalupe mountains near Carlsbad, J W Reed a wealthy Angora goat rancher was shot through the heart and found dead Saturday night at Mrs A M Brown’s home. Mrs Brown wife of a mountaineer was jailed in the case as the investigation proceeds.
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Albuquerque
N. M
J. W. Reed
Guadalupe Mountains
Carlsbad
A. M. Brown
Fai
Reed
THON WORKERS TO STRIKE IN GOTHAM
New York July 22 A general strike of 6000 nelde tron workers has been called to begin next week to enforce a wheelcare and working conditions program The demands include a nine hour day five day week a five hour Saturday and minimum weekly wages of 20 for finishers 16 for helpers and 12 for apprentices along with a union agreement and sanitary shops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelde Tron
Albania Crisis Threatens Capital Over Abdication
A threatening note from Muslim insurgents to the European powers demands Prince William of Wied abdicate the Albanian throne to avoid the capital Durazzo's destruction. The message warns they will spare neither Europeans nor locals if warships fire. The insurgents insist abdication is the only path to prevent civil war and a new government.
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Durazzo
Albania
Jly
William of Wied
Moussulman Neurgente
Pepe
Prince Wiliam
Weather in Washington Skies Uncertain This Week
July weather outlook for Washington shows unsettled skies with chances of rain and warmer afternoons. Forecasters caution that humidity may rise and weekend conditions remains variable with possible showers on Saturday.
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G. Grosvenor Dawe
Fone
Burrs
Pardon
ANRON
Ers
Teddy
Cardinal Ribbons
Atlantic
Henry Allen Cooper
Mexico
Hithdrawn
Gotham
Prince
Woomink
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