Court Declares Thaw Lane Gets Liberty On Bail Pending Appeal
New York July 1 United Press reports Harry K Thaw won bail pending appeal after Justice Hendricks freed him on bail of 25000. The court said the jury verdict and trial judge’s order justified release. Thaw left court with his attorney gunning for San Francisco, Philadelphia then on to await further action. Mary Copley Thaw, his mother, showed no surprise at the news.
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Famous German submarine sunk by Russians strike continues
London July 11 The famous German submarine W 612, noted for a record voyage from Wilhelmshaven to the Dardanelles, and the Triumph and Mogaste, reportedly destroyed in the Taek Sea by a Royal British Major Moet. Otto Hering and his crew believed perished. Financial News cites Germany seeking peace overtures and shifting mobilization. Coal strike widens as 500 miners in South Wales walk out. ship owners seek fuel allocations for navy.
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Beechwood homecoming spoilt by late news
A mother, confident of the outcome, had traveled from New York to Ame arriving early to Beechwood Phaw estate for her son's homecoming. She told reporters she was somewhat disappointed that more could still happen though she did not expect further action.
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Moore Threatened Officers in North Center Street Apartment
A drunken Harry Moore, armed with a loaded 38 caliber revolver, threatened officers at his wife Edna Moore’s apartment on North Center Street. Officers Wilbur Merritt and John Waxner intervened, restrained Moore after a struggle, and placed him under arrest. The incident followed a confrontation with Oliver Wagner near City Park earlier that evening. Moore faced a preliminary hearing before Alderman Shields with City Solicitor G. Kincaid representing the Commonwealth.
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Lansing and Bernstorf in Conference
Report of high level talks between Lansing and Bernstorf with German and American officials in Washington. Statement indicates focus on bilateral relations and upcoming policy discussions amid unclear details and diplomatic phrases.
Petition to Pave East Congress St
A petition circulated this week asks the city to pave East Congress Street. Signatures chiefly come from private property owners along the street. The Commission plans a meeting next Monday to discuss the proposal amid mixed sentiment.
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Ohio Flood Swamps Homes as Inundation Rises
Major flooding Hits Ohio sections with at least 2500 homes submerged. Reports list casualties as families suffer through rising water and structural damage across communities. Rescue crews search for missing residents amid ongoing cleanup efforts.
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