Caillaux Trial Climax as Judge Demands Duel
In Paris the Caillaux murder trial reaches a dramatic point as Judge Albanel challenges Dagoury over alleged partiality while Madame Caillaux collapses in court. Reading of private Caillaux letters begins under strict conditions, with only essential portions allowed to be read and spectators warned of blush-worthy content.
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International News Service
Paris
Mme
Henriette Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
Louis Albanel
Assize Court
Albanel
Louis Dagoury
Caillaux
Dagoury
Jules Dalstein
Emile Bruneau de Laborie
Maitre
Ferdinand Labori
Labori
Mme. Caillaux
Palace of Justice
Woman Stranded in City Seeks Return Home
Mrs. Gertrude Baker of St. Lawrence County New York, stranded in New Castle with an Italian companion named Ralph Angelo, appeals to police for funds to return to New York after leaving her husband and two children. She said poverty prevents travel and plans to work if needed, while authorities require payment for the trip back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Baker
St. Lawrence County
N. Y
New Castle
New York State
New York
Friendship Street
Old York
Mrs. Baker
Clark Protests Prison Labor on City Streets
James B. Clark of 414 South Jefferson Road voiced strong objections in city council to county jail prisoners working on the streets. He pressed that taxpayers should get the jobs and complained of widespread speakeasies, broken glass, and police inaction, before Mayor Tyler interrupted the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Clark
South
Jefferson Street
Clark
Lusk
Tyler
Uncle Joe Cannon
Burglary Attempt At Emery's Plumbing Shop
Polite found the door pried open at Lysle Emery's plumbing shop last night but no items were missing after investigation. The incident suggests a possible cat‑related disturbance, and police reported no further leads.
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Polite
Lysle Emery
Arm Burned At New Castle Tin Plant Injury
William Humphreys of Pollock Avenue sustained a severe burn to his right arm while working at the New Castle tin plant and will be unable to work for several days.
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William Humphreys
Pollock Avenue
New Castle
Servia Backs Down as Austria Demands Stand
Vienna reports Servia agrees to Austria's ultimatum and halts war plans. Belgrade cabinet meets to discuss Vienna's demand, orders troop movements south, and reports say capital evacuation denied. Crown Prince Alexander consults officers as tensions rise and pan Slavic leaders call for unity.
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Vienna
Servia
Belgrade
Austria
Alexander
Peter
Pachich
Society of
Russia
Hungary
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Haitian towns fall to federal forces in Haiti
Port Quartier Marin and Limonade in Haiti were captured by federal troops with Cape Haitien under government control. Rebels were driven inland and widespread plantation sackings feared. Censorship limits details and officials anticipate possible marine landings within a week.
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International News Service
Washington
Port Quartier Marin
Limonade
Haiti
Cape Haitien
Livingstone
State Department
Hati
Santo Domingo
Carter Infant Returns Home From Hospital
Mr and Mrs B V Carter of East Morton street rejoice as their infant Edwin returns home after four months at Se wickley hospital for children. Mrs John F McNamara and daughter Nedra depart for a three week visit near Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
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B. V. Carter
East Morton Street
Edwin
Sewickley Hospital For
John F. McNamara
Nedra
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hands Off Policy in Austro-Servian Crisis Evident
Vienna reports indicate Austria seeks Allied restraint to settle territorial and racial issues with Servia. Despite martial displays, citizens were largely apathetic as Belgrade awaits an extended reply to the Austrian ultimatum. Diplomatic efforts hint at a possible peaceful settlement if powers restrain action.
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International News Service
Vienna
Austria
Danube
Servia
Belgrade
Dog Catcher Lands Another In Jail
John Carlson a foreigner was arrested this afternoon charged with interfering with City Dogcatcher Jack Young on Centre Street. Two foreigners employed at the steel mill were partly drunk and created a fuss at the pay office. they were locked up until 8 pm and will be liberated then with no charges.
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John Carlson
Jack Young
Centre Street
Conductor Identifies Train Bandits in New Orleans
The Louisville Nashville conductor identified photos of Clarence E Boatwright of Chicago and Alfred M Olliver of St Louis as the robbers who held up the New York limited last night. They killed brake man Thomas Eglin and robbed the conductor and a passenger of 28 dollars. Despite searches, no trace of the men was found by 10 this morning.
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New Orleans
New York Limited
Louisville-Nashville
Clarence E. Boatwright
Chicago
Alfred M. Olliver
St. Louis
Thomas Eglin
Bald Headed Club Camps by Slippery Rock
Arrangements near completion for a Bald Headed club camp along the Slippery Rock. Members plan to depart around the first of August.
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Bald Headed Club
Slippery Rock
School Costs By Districts In Lawrence County Revealed
Lawrence county reports show per pupil costs across townships. Plain Grove’s centralized system costs $1.65 per pupil monthly, lower than many traditional schools. Biggest expense is Little Beaver at $4.48 per pupil. Wayne Township at $1.21 is among the lowest.
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W. Lee Gilmore
Lawrence County
Little Beaver Township
Wayne Township
Plain‘grove
Big Beaver
Little Beaver
Seera
North Beaver
Chewton
Ellwood City
Enon
Hazel Dell
Jumps From Train Into Officer's Arms
Peter Iodice a 15 year old boy from 412 S Jefferson street hopped a freight to Cleveland Ohio. His mother reported his disappearance and he was found in New Castle where an officer stopped him as he tried to disembark. He spent the night in jail and was placed in his mother's custody.
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Peter Iodice
S. Jefferson Street
Cleveland
Pete
New Castle
Centre man charged with selling liquor without license
Tony Nepo of Centre Street was arrested on a liquor without license charge. County Detective W H Dunlap testified before Alderman Green. In default of an $800 bail Nepo was jailed for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Nepo
Centre Street
W. H. Dunlap
Alderman Green
Nepo
City Editor Cusick Resigns to Join Pittsburg Dispatch
R. L. Cusick resigns after nine months as Herald city editor to join the Pittsburg Dispatch staff. He came to the paper from Wheeling and is described as a bright young man who should do well in his new role.
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R. L. Cusick
The
Herald
Pittsburg Dispatch
Mr.Cusick
Wheeling
Neely Named Registrar for Fifth Ward First District
County commissioners appoint George D. Neely registrar to register votes in the first district of the Fifth ward. The move designates Neely to oversee voter registration duties in that precinct.
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George D. Neely
Maitland church members enjoy breakfast at Cascade Park
Members of the U S T S Maitland Memorial Methodist church shared breakfast at Cascade Park on Friday morning. Twelve people attended and Miss Mayme Coates served as a special guest. The group spent the morning at the park in a pleasant, relaxed setting.
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Maitland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church
Cascade Park
Mayme Coates
the Park
Principals in Second Wilson Cabinet Romance
Washington rumor says Attorney General McReynolds will marry Miss Lucy Burleson, daughter of Postmaster General Burleson. The earlier cabinet romance led to Secretary McAdoo's marriage to Eleanor Wilson.
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Washington
Dan Cupid
Wilson
McReynolds
Lucy Burleson
Burleson
McAdoo
Eleanor Wilson
Prisoners Volunteer For Road Work In County Plan
Prisoners in the county jail volunteer to work on roads under a new plan starting next week. Sheriff Carl Johnston coordinates with T. C. Armstrong as deputy and the county commissioners stock up on picks and shovels. Prisoners hope outdoor work and better food will shorten time served, with partial sentence relief as incentive.
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Carl Johnston
T. C. Armstrong
Armstrong
French Condemn Austria's Haste
The French press condemns Austria for hasty redress demands on Servia and the short ultimatum. President Poincare plans to curtail his Russia visit and return home as tensions rise. Baron Von Schoien leaves Bavaria for Paris while Sir Edward Grey leads diplomacy to avert widespread war.
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International
Paris
Austria
Servia
Belgrade
Francis Joseph
Poincaire
Russia
Baron von Schoien
France
Bavaria
Edward Grey
Sir Edward
Balkans
Butchers Baseball Team Crowned City Champions
The butchers' baseball team has won all games this season and proclaims themselves city champions. They will face numerous amateur teams in upcoming city matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butchers
Barnett Foe Of Army Worm
Councilman Judson Barnett in charge of city parks says he watches for army worm activity and plans to use lime against any infestations to protect birds and chickens, avoiding poisons. He notes no worm sightings yet and vows to prevent parks from being despoiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Barnett
Ladies Swim Class Grows At Cascade Park Lake
Cascade park lake hosts a growing group of city ladies who gather each morning in fine weather to learn swimming. A sizable number have begun attending the ladies’ bathing classes and continue to improve.
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Cascade Park Lake
Tenth plague victim identified in New Orleans outbreak
New Orleans authorities intensified their campaign against rats after the discovery of the tenth bubonic plague victim, William Ernst, a 50 year old saloon worker in the center of the infected district.
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New Orleans
William Ernst
Politician in New City fatally shoots son in law
William V. Cleary town clerk of Haverstraw New York shoots 18 year old Eugene M. Newman and guards are posted at the New City jail. Supporters rally as Cleary cites a brain storm defense and statements from relatives say he knew of the marriage. Companions describe his post crisis behavior as irrational.
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International News Service
New City
N. Y
William V. Cleary
Haverstraw
Eugene M. Newman
Cleary
Rockland County
Newman
Anna Cleary
Mary Kennedy
Eugene
Picnic Set by Fraternities for Cascade Park Event
Committees representing the United Fraternities of New Castle completed plans for a picnic at Cascade park on August 6. Over twenty lodges are involved with 150 committee members at work aiming for the largest picnic yet. merchants may close Thursday afternoon to support the event.
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United Fraternities
New Castle
Cascade Park
Camp meeting ends. services resume with schedule
The church returns after two weeks off and invites all to attend. Sabbath school begins at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7:45 p.m. Pastor Paul S. Barnes extends a cordial invitation to friends and neighbors, including the youth.
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Paul S. Barnes
Death Notices and Ages From Local City Directory
Death notices list Frank Orwatt age 25 of 214 Forge Street Charles A Zimmerly age 7 days of 358 East Washington Street Mrs W M Daniels age 76 of Rich Hill Salvatori Gillest age 4 months of 161 Moravia Street.
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Frank Orwatt
Forge Street
Charles A. Zimmerly
Washington Street
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