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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1914

Page

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Moltz and Wilson under $2,000 bail for death of Snavely

Theodore H. Moltz and William E. Wilson were held on $2,000 bail each for involuntary manslaughter in the July 18 death of Christian H. Snavely near Fort Hunter. Bail was provided by Moltz's father and Wilson's mother. The case is set for September sessions. hearing waived. Also: Mrs Helen M Angle held responsible for death of Waldo R Ballou in Conn. June 23 incident. coroner to trial if statement not provided by Friday.

Christian H. Snavely Fort Hunter Theodore H. Moltz Derry Street William E. Wilson George T. Moltz Ted” Moltz Annie M W. N. Siebert Alderman Hilton Stamford Conn Helen M. Angle Waldo R. Ballou John J. Phelan Ballou

Suffragists Note First Thimble Gift From Lavinia Dock

A gold thimble owned by Lavinia Dock of New York, once of Harrisburg, is cited as the suffrage movement's first donation to the national headquarters melting pot. Dock donated it, saying she would give more but has had nothing for twenty years, sparking calls to return the item.

Button Miss Lavinia Dock New York City Harrisburg New York New York Sun

Secret Order Day Parade Marks Old Home Week

Special to The Telegraph Chambersburg Pennsylvania July 28 A Secret Order Day brought 1500 to 2000 visitors to town for a parade along main streets. J F Wingert served as chief marshal with several aides plus many participating orders including Grand Army of the Republic Post 309 National Guard of Pennsylvania Brotherhood of Firemen Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Independent Order of Odd Fellows Fraternal Order of Eagles Haymakers and more.

Chambersburg J .F. Wingert Grand Army of the Republic National Guard F Pennsylvania Brotherhood of Firemen Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Columbus Lodge Order of Odd Fellows Chambersburg Lodge Daughters of Rebecca Daughters of Liberty

Madame Caillaux Faints In Court Halting Trial

In Paris on July 28 Madame Caillaux fainted in court causing Judge Albanel to suspend sessions as her health appeared to deteriorate during the proceedings. A hot water bottle and cushion were used to aid her as spectators observed her weakening condition. Separately two automobiles collided at Forster and Myrtle streets around noon, damaging the Baker and Delone Brothers vehicles with estimated damages of $25 and $50 respectively. Police investigate the incident and the Baker driver did not provide his name.

Paris Madame Caillaux Albanel Mme Cailaux Delone Prothers Verbeke Street H.W. Baker Boas Street Forster and Myrtle Baker Delone Brothers Delone

Shamrock IV Arrives at Horta as Sea-Boat Cruiser

Shamrock IV, Lipton’s new challenger for the America’s Cup, reached Horta Azores after a seven day three hour voyage from Falmouth England. Crew hailed the yacht as an excellent sea boat.

Associated Press Horta Fayel Azores Sir Thomas Lipton Falmouth England

Chinese treatise persecution report from Chinkiang

A letter to Seventh Day Adventists reports six preachers were rough handled by police while trying to rescue natives dragged through a village near Chinkiang China. The natives had refused to worship idols. Olympia notes a Supreme Court ruling that underage marriage is legal if the license was illegally issued.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Sayly Chinkiang China Seventh Day Adventists R. C. Porter Olympia Wash State Supreme Court

Bryan Appeals to Rebel Chieftain for Halt on Villa

Washington reports Secretary Bryan appealed to General Carranza to halt Villa who is said to be demanding horses from Chihuahua ranches. Consular advisories claim Villa is smuggling arms across the border and may aim to press concessions after Constitutionalist forces reach Mexico City. Villa vows cooperation with other leaders and peace despite questions about his stance.

Associated Press Washington Bryan Carranza Villa Chihuahua State Department Mexico City Mexico New l Carbajal

Will Look Upon Another Revolution With Disfavor

El Paso report says George C. Carothers, State Department special agent, arrived after conferencing with General Villa in Chihuahua City, signaling a cautious stance toward another revolution. More details pending.

el Paso Texas George C. Carothers State Department Chihuahua City General Villa

Wheat Prices Jump in Chicago as War Declared

Chicago July 28 War declaration triggered a surge in wheat trading. Prices spiked within minutes, advancing about three cents per bushel from earlier levels and roughly 3.5 cents above last night. Volatility followed as the market climbed, with September delivery rebounding to about 8?9% higher.

Chicago Board of Trade Associated Press

Austria Declares War on Servia as Europe Mobilizes

Vienna reports official notification of war on Servia. London notes Germany Austria Hungary refuse mediation, troops move to frontier while European stocks fall. England mobilizes battle squadrons as Germany insists Austria-Hungary has free hand to chastise Servia. Rumors of hostilities and ship seizures circulate amid tense preparations.

London Germany Austria-Hungary England Austria Edward Grey Austria-Hulg Shall Have An Entirely Free Hand In Chastising Servia Balkan Balkan States Russia Servia Danube

Declaration of War Follows Refusal to Mediate

London reports Austria Hungary declared war on Servia after refusing to join mediation offered by Britain and allies. Germany and Austria refused to join the mediation, while Italy and France consented. Mobilization spread across Europe as the crisis deepened with Belgrade’s defense and Austrian troops moving.

Austria Servia Germany Austria- Hungary Edward Grey Austria-Hungary Balkan Vienna Bosnia Francis Ferdinand Foreign Office London Italy France Great Britain

Hostilities Between Two Countries May Now Be Under Way

Paris July 28 The Austrian ambassador to France stated active hostilities likely began this morning between AustriaHungary and Servia though no telegram confirming this had arrived from Vienna by 11 o'clock. Rene Viviani the French premier aboard the battleship La France in the North Sea kept wireless contact with the foreign office and is returning to France, due to arrive at Dunkirk tomorrow.

Associated Press Paris France Austria-Hungary Servia Vienna Rene Viviani la France North Sea Foreign Office Dunkirk

Austria to Demand Still More of Servia

Vienna reports that the Austro Hungarian foreign office says even if Servia complies with the demands the dual monarchy will not be satisfied. Officials say Servia’s reply prevents adherence to the former stance and compliance cannot influence Austro Hungarian action. Also three Italian warships visiting the Clyde were ordered to return to Italian waters.

Austria Associated Press Vienna Imperial Austro-Hungarian Foreign Office Servia Austria-Hungary Glasgow Clyde

Weather Summary for Harrisburg and Eastern Pennsylvania

Unsettled weather with showers likely tonight or Wednesday and little temperature change. Northeast winds to fresh north to northeast. main river expected to rise tonight and Wednesday, with Harrisburg stage about feet on Wednesday morning. High pressure from Ontario moves over the Lake region. showers occurred in the Middle Atlantic, with 2 to 14 degree feral fall across the eastern half of the U S. Temperature at 8 am 74, highs 92, lows 69, mean 80, normal 75. Moon first steamer July 28 9 38 am.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Ontario Lake North Carolina Middle Atlantic New Jersey

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Nares Spain Madrid Oris ANCE Esweden Cardinia Berlin Austri Hungary Budapest Beate Rou ST. Petersburg Bulgaria Sofia Moltz Wilson Roy Mrs. Angle Hilton Charles L. Boyer Seventh Verbeke Streets Paxtang Park Dortmund Hansemande Senate Will John B. Winslow Wisconsin Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Harrisburger Secret Order Madamie Caillaux Shamrock Secretary of State Carranza Villa Austro-Hungary Ence Belgrade Fivery War Office Admiralty Europe Holland Belgium Switzerland Triple Alliance Kraguyevatz
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