Sutton Case Resumes Today With New Proceedings
The Naval Board of Inquiry resumes hearings into Lieutenant James N. Sutton death, seeking to remove stigma from his name. Accompanying counsel Henry E. Davis, Mrs. Sutton of Portland and her daughter, Mrs Parker of St Paul, arrive to continue the fight. Witnesses for the Navy will appear as the inquiry reconvenes after a one week adjournment amid new alignment of the proceedings.
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Annapolis
Henry E. Davis
James N. Sutton
Portland
Ore
Parker
St. Paul
Minn
Washington
Harold Ph
Frank Cook
United States
North Carolina
Naval Academy
Che Continta
The
Marine Corp
Atteads
Istead
Taeres
Mayer Henry Leonard
Audvoe
Persuader for Ali and Global Labor Tensions Rise
The report notes a proposed pension and political bargaining involving Ali and Mohit Xe with potential government concessions. It mentions arming citizens amid labor strife in Sweden where a general strike gains momentum. Reports cover Peru Olivia tensions, Turkey deploying troops via the Redifs, and daily earthquakes in Portugal. The Alabama legislature moves to direct senatorial elections.
Various 1910s News Briefs and Local Tragedies
The telegrams report a broken strike among Mexican train dispatchers and disputes among engineers. Spanish gunboats ready to stop contraband landings in Morocco. A Butler Alabama planter, M C McDaniel, killed by nephew A J Peacock in a family dispute. Americans in Barcelona are reported safe. Gonzales Valencia elected Colombia president to fill Reyes term. A Chicago family feud ends with multiple deaths and a suicide. University of Michigan appoints Hutchins as acting president. Gloucester hosts 2500 cast member Canterbury Pilgrims pageant. Marblehead quarry strike settled after Italian consul mediation.
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Harco
Ilona
Barcelona
Gonzales Valencia
Republic of Colombia
National Congress
Rafael Reyes
Stephen Eissersho
George Goritz
Katherine Goritz
Chicago
Dean Harryck
Hutchins
University of Michigan
Angell
Guillotine Executions Spark Paris Crowd Amid Debate
Paris observed a public execution today at 4:50 am in front of Saint prison as crowds gathered despite opposition to public hangings. The condemned, a 23 year old named Duchenmin, stabbed his mother and robbed a victim, highlighted by police removal of protesters.
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Paris
Sante
France
Pailieres
Vie Vietune
Duchenmin
Hias
Congressmen chased by speeding auto on Washington street
An incident in Washington involved Mr Heflin and Representative Ollie James of Kentucky crossing F Street when a car driven by a man named Moore allegedly collided with bystanders. The automobillists followed the congressmen as they confronted the driver about reckless driving. The men argued briefly at a local hotel until Mr Clayton intervened to separate them.
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Heflin
Ollie James
Kentucky
Dunes
Ores
Thedhin
James
Maiffetlin
Clayton
Election Declared Void by Five Justice Court Ruling
Circuit court declares Lexineton Ex. Nun election for city officers void and invalid due to frame and corrupt methods. The decision ousts Mayor Skain and three officials, all Democrats, while the appellants seek an appeal.
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Lexineton
Watts Parker
Circuit Court
Cus
Skain
Offerals
Wife coerced by husband to kill rival in Illinois mining town
In Mt. Vernon Illinois Mrs Hen Marek confesses her husband forced her to shoot Joe Rodi to satisfy his jealous hate. He taught her to use a revolver and coached her to lie about self defense after the murder. Her tale follows earlier denials and a family urging disclosure.
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Mt. Vernon
Joe Rodt
Hen Marek
Rodi
Italy
Joe
Loo
Terry
Dae
Marek
Armerica
Bush
Dre
Shippy resigns as Chicago police chief amid health issues
Major Pred A. Busse announced that Geers Shippy chief of police has submitted his resignation to the mayor. Shippy has been in poor health and is on indefinite furlough. Bernard Mullaney, the mayor's secretary, is likely to succeed him. Mullaney, 39, previously a political reporter and campaign manager for Busse.
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Chicagso
Pred A. Busse
Geers Shippy
Shippy
Bernard Mullaney
Mullaney
Chicago
Busse
THAW TRIAL RESTS ON THAW AND ATTORNEY
In White Plains on August 6 the state rests and Charles Morchauser faces new cross examination as the defense seeks to offset alienists who testified Thaw remains insane and a danger to the community if released from Matteawan asylum.
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White Plains
N.Y
Thaw
Charry K. Thaw
Charles Morschauser
Jerome
Matteawian
National League Baseball Scores From Chicago to Milwaukee
Baseball results across the National League show Chicago and St. Louis with mixed scores. Batters listed include Ruellach Archer Tucker Fergus Smith in Chicago and Harmon Hualeigh Phelps Corridon Papin in St. Louis with various pitchers noted. Additional games feature Brooklyn Pittsburgh Washington Cleveland Detroit Boston Milwaukee and Indianapolis with multiple batters and pitchers named.
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Chicago
R.H.E. Chicago
Ruellach
Archer
Tucker
Fergus
N. Smith
St. Louis
Rhe
Philadelphia
Harmon, Hualeigh and Phelps
Corridon
Papin
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Melnesre
Bergen
Willits
Phillippe
Gibson
Mother of Milo Howe Dies After Shock From Sons Deeds
Frankfort Indiana reports Mrs. Martin Howe, mother of Milo Howe who fled after forging his father's name on many notes, fainted on hearing of his crimes and died in hospital. The case involves forgery, desertion, divorce suit by Nancy Pelleddawe, and notes totaling thousands held by local banks.
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Frankfort
Ind
Martin Howe
Milo Howe
Nancy Pelleddawe
Novel
Pearl Eads
Joseph Enckard
Edo
Michigan Town Bank
Lowe
Hee
Ciel
Public funds declared safe amid Tipton council talks
Tipton Indiana August 5 County officers report township funds deposited in the First National Bank are secure after a conference of six township trustees. A new cashier, not a Tipton resident, will run the bank with an assistant cashier likely a local fan. Bank examinations and possible bond provisions are discussed as confidence grows among county officials and depositors. Noah Warker, accused of forgery, defends his absence from Lemistama and shows a straw hat to prove he was in Missouri.
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Tipton
Ind
First National Bank
Shirk
Wer
Tat
Pipton
Noah Ko Warker
Lemistama
Connecticut Repeals Ancient Blue Laws on Sunday
Hartford August 5 Connecticut legislature passes bill repealing blue laws from 1722 restricting Sunday recreation. The new law defines Sunday and bans most sports and secular activities except necessities, mercy, and general welfare needs.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Grace Daring of America Rescues Five From Sinking Boat
Grace Lewis known as the hero of Newport for thirty years tended Lime Rock Light and saved five young women when their overturned rowboat sent them crying for help. She refused to reveal their names and said little of her deed.
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Newport
Roe
Grace Daring of
America
Ida Lewis
Lime Rock
Commonwealth
Investigating Club Stoo dwamas and Kidnapping Clues
Police pursued a chain of clues after trunks shipped from Students to Chicago were linked to the Ambos Viviane kidnapping case. Officials suspected a Black Hand plot but found no bodies. trunks contained clothing and similar items. A separate Davenport tragedy saw youths drown near the Mississippi.
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Stoo Dwamas
Chicago
Grace
Tomasse Vivaidie
Samuel Patrrissi
Viviane Chaldren
Fis
Jett Paakane
Chita
France honors Wiley for Bordeaux exposition service
Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the Bureau of Chemistry in the Department of Agriculture has been awarded the cross of the Legion of Honor by the president of France for his role in the Bordeaux exposition. He must obtain congressional approval to accept the decoration.
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Washington. Aue
Bordeaux
France
Harvey W Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
the Knights of the Legion of Honor
Tr. Wiley
Congress
Compromise Sought as Chicago Streetcar Strike Looms
City officials and workers seek a vote on compromise to avert a streetcar strike. Early indications show hope a walkout can be prevented if talks succeed. Officials expect drivers to back a settlement.
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Chicago
Ang
Wheat Market Shows Decline on Crop Prospects
Wheat prices in Chicago fell below the dollar mark for the first time in months as December contracts were liquidated on expectations of a large Midwestern crop. Trade wore on the weak demand and harvest results amid bearish sentiment.
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Chicago
Aus
Market Quotations for Wheat and Livestock Across Cities
Indianapolis and other markets report mixed grain and livestock quotes. Wheat prices show small adjustments while cattle hogs sheep and lambs display varying bids across Cincinnati Chicago New York and other centers.
Acquitted of Heinous Charge and Farther News
A garbled report cites Earl Dall charged with crime but acquitted. It mentions a French scientist and a life extension tonic, Electric Bitters, praised by W. M. Shermas of Ouebing, Me, as curing kidney trouble. 50c at Chas. D Kaozfel's.
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W. M. Shermas
Ouebing, Me
Chas
D. Kaocefel
Priest Indicted on Improper Relations with Boys
New Orleans reports priest J Holt greve, pastor at Plaquemine La, held briefly in parish prison before being returned to Thetaville. Grand jury returns eight indictments for improper relations with boys and four indictments for criminal libel. Senate confirms William P. Sands as minister to Guatemala, currently secretary of the embassy at Mexico City.
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New Orleans
Aue
J Holt Greve
Plaquemine
Grand Jars
Therville Parish
Stond
Senate
William P. Sands
District of Columbia
Guatemala
Sands
Mexico City
Death of Dr Marcel Lus Mo Adais in Greenfield Indiana
Dr Marcel lus Mo Adais died at his home after a two week illness from congestive heart disease. He was the leading practicing physician in Planecek county and widely known across Kiowa state.
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Greenfield
Ind
Marcellus Mo Adais
Drowning Tragedy Reported In Neponset Canal Fishing
An unclear account notes a twenty two year old woman drowned while fishing in the Plonne pin canal near Neponset. Details are faint but the incident is recorded as a fatal fishing mishap.
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Neponsetd
Wall Swearingen
Plonne Pin Canal
Death of EOHL Harri sian Reported in Salzburg Dispatches
Salzburg dispatches report the death of EOHL Harri sian, noting continued excellence in his legacy and influence within the organization and local circles.
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Salzburg
Austria
Eohl Harrisian
Local Notes and Clergy Visitor Announcements
Benjamin Metcalf was acquitted for deserting his wife and admonished to provide for his family. A barber named Johoson shot himself in Louis ville after a presumed abandonment. The Rev A E Whetham of Louisville will lead communion at Le Paul’s church tomorrow at 9 30. The Rev Mr Lettingwell departed for Bar Harbor Maine Wednesday afternoon. J Sumner Colline to read Sunday service at 10 30 on August 5 in church. Foley’s Honey and Tar recommended for chronic bronchitis and asthma relief. VU Kuofel
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Benjamin Metcalf
Fogie
Louisville
le Paul's Church
Bar U Warbor
Maine
J. Sumner Qolline
Personal notices from Worthington to Salem area
Personal mentions record residents visiting relatives, engagements and weddings, and a local birthday. Names include Mrs LD Levi, Alma Corl, Dr Katherine Habermel, Ed Bollington, Anna Hardeman, Kath Carr, Mrs Harry Hice, Charlie Paxton, J KK Collins, Belle Ellote, Georges Mailineaus, Wilhelm Hice, Mrs W Hoberte, Edgar B. Martin, J G Worsey, J E Anderson, Bether, Oscar Kytes, Overman and Day Overman, and a Salem wedding party. A Royal Neighbors gathering honors a birthday. A veteran recounts illness and recovery with King’s Discovery.
Notice to Subscribers About Delivery Issues
Notice to subscribers requests prompt receipt of the Albany Tribune and asks notify the Tribune Company via both phones for delivery issues. Readable text mentions Cumberland and a contact line.
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Alhany Tribune
Tribase
Qumberland
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