Trial in Russia Delivers Heated Charges Against Jews
In Kieft Russia Mendel Betie faces a murder indictment over a Christian boy Yuschinsky killed nearly three years ago. Bellis professed innocence and claimed he is an honest soldier. The defense criticized the military guard as unlawful and was allowed limited interviews. A teacher testified funeral leaflets urged vengeance against Jews.
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Kieft
Russia
Mendel Betiie
Yuschinsky
Bellis
Matchugovsky
M. Malakoff
St. Petersburg
Eis
Progressives Win In Episcopal Church Deputies Vote
New York October 9 Progressives in the Protestant Episcopal Church win a key vote. The house of deputies abandons seniority for an elective presiding bishop and grants missionary districts limited voting rights. A proposed name change to American Catholic church faces new opposition and debate.
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New York
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Episcopalian Organization
Joe” Bush
Philadelphia
Yale Grid Star Hurt in Electric Burglar Alarm Blast
Perry Vale, former Yale football star, was injured today in Portland Connecticut when an electrical burglar alarm blast prematurely exploded. His brother Kellogg Hale and cousin Harry Dagnal were also seriously hurt and Vale may lose sight in his left eye.
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Portland
Conn
Perry Vale
Yale
Kellogg Hale
Harry Dagnal
Wilson Not To Attempt Coercion In Currency Bill
Reported from Washington claims President Wilson intends peaceful pressure to pass the currency bill this session. Denials emphasize no plan to appeal to the country or coerce Congress, despite Senate Banking Committee protests against rushed action.
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Wilson
Unis Aes
Cialis
Stouthy
Sesson
Congress
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
Bridal gown doomed as auto victim Miss Bright Kelly dies
Miss Bright Kelly 22 of Covington dies in an auto crash near Plainville Ohio while her fiancé Brent Arnold Jr and friends suffer injuries. Polly Laffoon helps try to stop the speeding car as a bridal wedding plans fade. Funeral at 2 pm today at the Kelly home with Dr. Rhoades officiating. Interment Spring Grove cemetery.
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Miss Bright Kelly
Brent Arnold, Jr
Spring Grove
Covington
Plainville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Newport
Miss Kelly
Ington Society
William H
Kelly
Madison Avenue
Indian Hill
Polk Laffoon
South
Laffoon
Mr. Arnold
Emily Woodall
Sinnora Gooch
Robert D. Meacham
Dr. Rhoades
Spring Grove Cemetery
Turkish offer for petroleum monopoly refused in Turkey
London reports the Turkish government rejected Standard Oil Company's bid to acquire a petroleum monopoly in Turkey. The decision was conveyed via a dispatch from Constantinople, dated October.
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London
Eng
Standard of Company
Turkey
Constantine Standard
Two Railroads Boost Rates in Early Freight Tariff Move
The Erie and Lake Michigan railway and the Chicago Milwaukee and Gary railway filed tariffs showing a 5 percent rise in both class and commodity freight rates effective November 15. The Interstate Commerce Commission will receive tariffs detailing a further increase of the same magnitude east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers on October 14.
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Argan
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Mississippi River
Ohio and Potomac Rivers
Hunger strikers will not be freed in London case
London reporters say the Home Secretary announced May Richardson now in prison since October 4 on arson charges would not be released. Authorities will use forcible feeding if needed to prevent the militants from starving themselves to death under the cat and mouse strategy.
Underwood Opposes Repeal of Pet Clause
Washington reports that Representative Underwood, the original advocate of the five percent tariff discount on imports in American ships, returned to Washington with no immediate developments. President Wilson’s position remains undecided and Underwood continues to back the provision.
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Underwood
Representative
Four Mine Strikers Reported Killed in Ludlow Clash
Four coal mine strikers are reported slain in Ludlow after a battle with guards. The clash began when strikers fired on an automobile carrying a Victor American Fuel Company employee. Trinidad militia was sent to investigate.
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Trinidad
Colo
Ludlow
Victor American Fuel Company
Trinidad Militia Company
Shoe workers to ask an increase in wages
The Boot and Shoe Workers union in Cincinnati contemplates a wage raise but expects possible strike if manufacturers refuse. Business Agent William Prout says the union seeks a small increase and believes demands will be met, though manufacturers have not decided. A meeting with the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association is planned for tonight to address the issue.
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William Prout
Boot and Shoe Workers
Upton
Cincinnati
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Dredging Fleet Starts Tow Through Gatun Lake
The Atlantic entrance dredging fleet was lifted through Gatun locks and towed to Gatun Lake for work at Culebra Cut after the planned blowing up of the dike near Panama City.
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Gatun
Gatun Lake
Culebra Cut
No Hope for Gaillard in Baltimore Illness
Little hope is held out for the recovery of Colonel Gaillard who lies ill in the Phipps Clinic Baltimore. Mrs Gaillard remains at her husband's bedside as a son stationed in Panama rushes home to be with the family.
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Baltimore
Colonel Gaillard
Phipps Clint
Gailard
Panama
Giants Humbled by Kid Pitcher Collins Star
At Polo Grounds 34 000 fans witnessed game three of the world series. The crowd cheered as pitcher Collins stole the show for the kid pitcher role while the Giants showed rust under early rain and sun. Matty and Marquard were hinted as return threats but Collins dominated.
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Giants
Collins
Polo Grounds
New ‘York
Téstean
Todas
Marquard
Matty
Athletics
Mathewson
Wiltse
Demaree
Giem
McGraw
Merkle
Meyers
Larry McLean
Alton Parker Quoted Defending Sulzer in Impeachment Trial
Albany Oct 9 4 Kowts Marshall closed his defense for the defense of Governor Sulzer arguing offenses even if proven are not criminal and could not justify conviction Parker for impeachment managers countered that no evidence of a defense had been shown and the trial relies on managers evidence He focused on Sarecky testimony and omitted sworn campaign contributions He asserted Sulzer acted as agent or trustee and would be guilty of larceny if so He said the defense seeks acquittal on legal grounds and noted rulings cited by counsel May vote on guilt or innocence Friday night or next week depending on summing up remarks
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Kowts Marshall
Sulzer
Alten
William Sulzer
Marshall
Three Generals to Stand Trial for Torreon Evacuation
Mexico City reports confirm the evacuation of Torreon by federal troops. Generals Tracy Aubert Munguia Ignacio Bravo and Escudero are to face court martial near Salitillo Hipolito for the withdrawal. A report that Aubert joined rebels is discouraged and electoral postponement discussions continued in the Chamber.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Senor Aldape
Tracy Aubert
Chawiter of Deputies
Huérta
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
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Joseph W. Falk
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Tesreau
Mack
Baker
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Griound
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Qulzer
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