When James Gordon Bennett Was Caliph of Bagdad
Review of Albert Stevens Crockett's memoir The Commodore in which Crockett offers a monologue about James Gordon Bennett and the Herald era. The piece critiques Crockett’s portrayal, noting it privileges his subject’s eccentricities over Bennett’s career and questions the framing of Crockett’s own role.
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Riser Freed After Draper Killing Incident
Report recounts a Draper shooting where Mike Riser, who was with a deceased man and another officer, allegedly held an armed stance in a doorway. Officers forced entry without a warrant amid liquor suspicions. Riser fired, hit by Traper and River, leading to a fatal exchange with claims over who fired first.
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Senator Walsh the stern high school principal in Congress
Washington reports Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana shows a grim, austere mien resembling a strict high school principal. He is praised for nerve and ability, a strong lawyer and famous cross examiner, yet noted to lack humor.
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Senator Walsh Turns Hat Thief In Capitol Comedy
The Senate enjoys a rare, dignified moment as Thomas J. Walsh hunts for his lost hat in a committee session. Reed’s sharp wit and Walsh’s surgical precision with words crown the scene, while teachers and principals symbolize stern authority under pressure.
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Washington
Cardinals Put In A Very Busy Day
Cardinal Bonzane welcomed as nine cardinals lead pilgrims to New York for the Eucharistic congress in Chicago. Cardinals O'Donnell and others visit West Point and various chapels. a luxurious papal legate train departs Grand Central for Chicago with stops en route.
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Fighting Editor Goes On Trial For Manslaughter
Tas Vegas New Mexico June 1 Fighting editor J Magee who battled a political machine over New Mexico venality faces a manslaughter trial on June 15 for a fatal shooting August 22, 1925. Lassiter, a friend who tried to shield Magee, died as the editor fought corruption in the state.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
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Magee Fight Over Leahy Ends With Fatal Shot
New Mexico editor Magee, jailed after harsh clashes with Judge Leahy, is pardoned twice amid a long battle. While campaigning against Leahy, Magee is later attacked by the judge, who then dies in a confrontation when Magee fires in self defense. Lassiter is killed by a ricochet, and Magee faces murder or manslaughter charges as the case heads to trial.
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Close Reading Quiz Answers Across Topics in Haskin Text
A compendium of reader questions and answers on history, geography, science, language, and biography. It covers topics from jury eligibility and national symbols to Rome’s roofs and jerking beef, with brief definitions, origins, and notable figures.
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Revision as Relief Plan Brought Up
An amendment seeks to direct the tariff commission to train an immediate investigation and push for a general tariff reduction for farmers. Senator Learson argues the bill would be unconstitutional and fail to aid farmers, potentially harming them by guaranteeing profits to middlemen. He notes he comes from an agricultural state and won’t vote for a measure he believes injures farmers.
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British Guild After Secret Vote For Men
London June 12 The Wrom len's Guild of Empire elects Lady Muriel Gore Browne as president pledging to educate women in industrial issues and support the secret ballot for men in all disputes. She argues strikes would end with arbitration and urges voting rights for women to influence labor disputes.
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Skeleton found in quarry ends nine year disappearance
A door key from a tattered rag covering a human skeleton at the bottom of a 90 foot quarry led Mrs. A. M. Leutis to identify the remains as her brother Benjamin J. Souger of East View. Souger, 50, had been living with Mrs. Hentig since 1896 after separation from his wife. Police believe he died by his own hand.
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Emperor Sees Baby in First Meeting with Heir
The Emperor and Empress recently met their first child, the four month old daughter of the Prince Regent and Crown Princess, in a ceremonial greeting marking the newborn’s early months.
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