Unwritten Law Thriller In Paris Rises And Falls In Trial
In Paris July 2 the Caillaux murder trial ends with a not guilty verdict for Mme Caillaux amid a dramatic courtroom and street reaction. The defense cites honor and temporary insanity to explain the killing of editor Gaston Calmette. The crowd erupts with cheers and boos as the jurors deliver the verdict and Mme Caillaux sobs and faints during the plea.
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Paris
Atte
Caillaux
Jess Alan
France
Mme
Cailiaux
Gaston Calemette
le Fisarg
Maitre Labori
Peace Centenary Stampa and Two Cent Stamps
Fragmentary text references a peace centenary event and two cent stamps. Mentions Washington and the United States, with unclear details about the two cent station and symbols described as the spirit of peace. Information is incomplete and cannot confirm dates or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Tarares
Algertcao
Grittanta
Yale's oldest graduate dies in Washington D C
Yale's oldest living graduate dies in Washington D C after a long career. The report notes his retirement and his contributions to the university and mentions the circumstances surrounding his illness and passing.
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Yale
Washington
Sears
Uadiersis
Travis
Yas Ae
Wholesalers Panel Rivalry Turns Fatal in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi yesterday Judy 24 Thorrtus J Taylor, a undertaker, was shot and killed by his brother Robert Taylor a rival in the hostess trade. He then killed himself. Delegates from across the nation discuss anti trust and traffic issues in Washington.
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Jackson
Judy
Thorrtus J. Taylor
Robert
Peace delegates named for Monterrey conference efforts
Washington reports state department lists Ciarranada and Ciba jal as delegates, with Parker at Sal tillo as presiding, and Carbajal appointing advisors. The group plans return to Monterey after settling battlefield arrangements and awaiting the formalities of the Saldille conference. Withdrawal of American Grooms joins consolidation before elections. commissions appointed to address indemnities for European and other interests.
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Washington
State Department
Meston City
Ciarranada
Cibajal
Peiver Parker
Saltillo
Carbajal
Mavi
Supreme Court
Geterad Hature
Tee
Navy discharges announced for eligible sailors
Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced two categories of discharge actions from a period facing shortages of men. The orders include personal discharge for certain sailors and another for offenders with restricted service, detailing the process and authority guiding the naval secretary’s decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Cote Us
Qaope
Abias
Head Split With Hatchet In Grim Alleged Attack
A fragmented report describes a fatal hatchet attack leaving a man named Thomas Pitmutten at the point of death. The incident involves an alleged attacker and an escape, with smoky and unclear details remaining from the damaged text.
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Fred Sudy
Taoa
Wiley Wie Steel
Thomas Pitmutten
Prison for a Suffragette
A Suffragette named Cheney was arrested during recent unrest and received a prison sentence for possession of four listed items and related charges. Local authorities reported the incident and the court action concluded with the imposed confinement.
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Nettipaduir
Wien
Cheney
Caillaux Trial Witness Teases Morrocan Secrets
Paris witnesses the Caillaux trial near closure as M Maurice Caillaux reads the will of Calmette to allege Le Figaro sold influence to Hungary. The defense and prosecutors clash over Morocco era disclosures and traitor accusations, with threats from opposing sides as court pressure mounts.
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Defendant
Will of Calmette
France
Named by the President nominees announced for posts
President Wise announced to the Senate the nomination of Edward Pranundoof Virginiaiane Frank Rotter of Maryland as first and second assistant chiefs of the bureau of foreign and domestic conaeres and named several postmasters including Timots Robert Sethy Favington Charles 0 Karsbeenetary Ragvill Indian Lest To Peoning ton Simeeland John Thither Jas per Towasane oN West Mount Vernon Sterling Th Moore Villisea Podtrady Piatt Tipton Missouri A Ro Alexander Platesburgh Wisconsin Hh Meinser Wittenburg
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Washington
Wise Fon
Senate
Edward
Aviators Fly Over the Alps and Starved Rock Fire
The report describes aviators named Aviatora and Landi looping near Monte Rosa with Daetor, covering a distance and duration of about three hours. A steamer sparked a forest fire in Starved Rock Woods, destroying two acres of trees as the state park narrowly avoided destruction amid a broader forest fire danger.
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Alps
Gidea
Landi
Daetor
Qecross Monterosa
Art Abeituile Ag
Starved Rock Woods
Grtawat
Starved Rock
Dublin Battle Fatal as Borderers Fire on Nationalists
In Dublin on July 2 a clash between Irish nationalists and the King's Own Scottish Borderers left two men and two women dead and many wounded. The confrontation followed seizure of contraband arms landed at Howth, with nationalists opposing authorities and soldiers forming a guard as riots erupted. Dublin fears further clashes amid home rule tensions.
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Dublin
M. J. Judge
Nationalist Volunteers
Howth
Ulster Army
Helfast
Ulster Volunteers
Duke and family saved near drowning on Lake of the Woods
The Duke of Connaught the Duchess and Princess Patricia escaped drowning when two motor boats on Lake of the Woods at Kenora struck floating logs causing hull damage and rapid flooding. Rescue boats arrived and pulled the party from the sinking craft before they went under.
Bandit hold up on Louisville & Nashville train kills brakeman
Two masked robbers stopped the New York flyer near New Orleans after it left the city. They took 19.50 from the conductor and 3.50 from a transfer man, then killed brakeman Thomas Elgin with a shot to the abdomen. Police sent 50 men. a special train of deputies pursued the attackers.
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New Orleans
New York Flyer
Louisville & Nashville
Thomas Elgin
Potter
Eglin
Wisconsin Governor McGovern Accused of Illegal Signs
Milwaukee July 29. Francis E McGovern governor of Wisconsin is accused by City Attorney Daniel W Honan of erecting illegal signs to announce his candidacy for United States senator. The city official’s threat is met with laughter from the governor and an alderman.
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McGovern
Milwaukee
Francis E McGovern
Wisconsin
Daniel W. Honan
House of Correction
Harry Willbur
Governor Rescues Bather Off Ocean City Beach
Governor Goldsborough saved Henry L. Levine of Baltimore when a breaker knocked him down while swimming. Levine, exhausted, was brought to shore as bystanders aided. A separate item notes an auto accident with injuries near Tulipedis, with details garbled.
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Ocean City
Mel
Goldsborough
Baltimore
Levine
Eleventh Plague Case Reported in New Orleans Janitor Taken to Hospital
New Orleans reports its eleventh bubonic plague case since the outbreak. Josep Selvitt, aged forty one, working as a janitor at Camp Street, was moved to Isolation Hospital with the disease.
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New Orleans
W. O. Rucker
Josep Selvitt
Old Camp Street
Tragedy in Boston Ends After Double Fatal Shooting
Boston police report a man named Thomas He Dnatton shot and killed his five week old daughter, seriously wounded his wife and five year old son Josaph, then killed himself at their East Boston district coast residence.
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Boston
Judy
Thomas He Dnatton
East Boston
Moose Celebration at Moosebolrt Attends First Anniversary
Fifteen thousand attendees gathered in Chicago on July 25 to celebrate the first anniversary of Moose Founding, marking the opening of Moose vocational school and university facilities and the dedication of a boys dormitory.
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Chicago
Moosebolrt
Moose Vocational
God University
Lighthouse Leader Iris Blown Ashore Near Cape Henle Del
In Blown Ashore Redfield, Iris the lighthouse leader was carried ashore north of Cape Henle in Del with Secretary of Commerce Hedfield and a congressional committee member aboard.
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Redfield
Philadelphia
Iris
Secretary of Commerce
Hedfield
Cape Henlein
Del
Wider roadbeds urged to cut costs and improve durability
A letter from Michigan Farmer contributor John D. De Cou argues for 14-foot or wider roadbeds instead of 9 feet. He contends broader roads distribute wear, prevent ditching, and provide safer passing, noting long-term durability and drainage benefits over narrower grades.
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John D. de Cou
Michigan
Meana Letter Forecasts Road Improvements for Farmers
In a letter about dirt roads the writer argues motor cars will not damage roads and that their use signals better highways and possible state aid for permanent road construction. The piece links rural roads to modernization and government backing.
Prevent Beetle Injury to Cucurbe and Vines
A box frame around the plants with mesquite netting or wire screen protects young cucumber and chelon vines from beetle attacks.
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Palais du Justice
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Pertha
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Ciisix
Ley Heart
Atheemey Chenu
Tual
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Bedi
Cailifux
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Corneterrak
Toa
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Telluride
Gregory Sanchez
Tellurides
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Jel Johnson
Quimer
Boor
Blakely
Jeweba
Thomas Welsh
John Sands
Harry Lyle
Johnson
San Miguel
San Mistrel
Hill
Wilson
Natioost Traffic Association of Wholesalers
Carranza
Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge
Miss Dodge
John Bigelow
Walter T. Rosen
New York
London
Mme. Caillaux
M. Caillaux
Republic
Calmmette
la Figaro
Hungary
Calinette
le Figaro
Caillia
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Jermstein
Caithaux
Aithoux
Duke
Raymond Benjamin
California
Goldsborough of Maryland
Harry Tl. Crawford
John White
Cen Automobile
Moose
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