Roosevelt Bows Out to Devote Time to Politics
Col. Roosevelt resigns as The Outlook contributing editor to devote all his time to political work aimed at opposing Barnes Penrose and Murphy. He will become a special contributor to The Outlook with a series on The People and Judge Made Laws. Letters from Dr. Abbott accompany the announcement.
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Five Die in Shaft at Jersey City Construction Site
Thirteen men worked 242 feet underground at a shaft near the Passaic Valley Trunk Sewer project. A rock section above collapsed, five men died instantly and three were seriously injured. Foreman Walter Greeves was among the dead. Rescue efforts and hospital treatment followed as workers were identified.
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Philip McKeon
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Fred Becker
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New York Bay
Newarkay
French Tax Hits Rich Americans in Paris
Paris notes the new law taxing foreign investments, affecting many prominent Americans such as James Atllman James Hazen Hyde Alfred Heiderbach Herman Harjes and W K Vanderbilt. Banks deduct 5 percent from coupons shipped to the French treasury and many expatriates plan to move assets or return home to avoid penalties. The situation triggers protests from the American Chamber of Commerce and concerns of a pending higher home tax.
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Kansas farmers to receive over 100 million for wheat crop
Darius Miller notes Kansas Oklahoma and Texas wheat harvest best in country history promising prosperity for residents and railroads. farmers receive about 70 cents per bushel at country elevators while coal strikes in Colorado depress the state economy.
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Chicago
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Oklahoma
Texas
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Colorado
Attempted wrecks hit New Haven line in six weeks
Hartford July 3 report details six thwarted attempts to wreck the Federal jet and New Haven Railroad mainline express in five weeks. State detectives and railroad police patrol yards and tracks day and night. Wreckers used wedge shaped planks placed at switches. one incident near Maple Avenue crossing left a twisted pilot and splintered debris along the track.
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Maple Avenue Crossing
Tragic triple murder found near Atlanta
Bodies of Lt Bennett, his seventeen year old wife Flossie, and her mother Mrs Mattie Tolbert were found in a swamp at 1st Point near Atlanta. Police theorize Bennett killed his wife by strangling her then shot Mrs Tolbert and later killed himself using a gun tied to a stump.
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Mattie Tolbert
1St Point
Atlanta
Perfect Baby-in Rotogravure Feature In Sunday Times
A preview of The Times new photographic process showcases a perfect baby in a rotogravure feature. The reproduction aims to attract readers during New York Baby Week with a cent selection and a striking image preview.
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Income Tax Receipts by District Highlight NY Lead
Secretary McAdoo released a Treasury report showing ten months of fiscal year income tax collections. New York Second District led with 15.88 million from corporations and individuals, while New York State paid about 12.03 million in individual taxes and roughly 23 million from state sources. Chicago’s First Millanels District and Boston’s Third Massachusetts District also posted sizable totals, with nationwide receipts nearing 16 million after grace period payments.
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Bryan repudiates Williams tirade over Albania policy
Secretary Bryan disclaims any American authority for minister Williams remarks on Albania conditions. Williams’s report remains unreveived as Bryan says the statements were personal and not department sanctioned. Princess William of Wied and her children left Durazzo for Bucharest Romania, fueling belief that Prince William may abdicate.
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Washington
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Albania
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State Department
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Greece
Montenegro
Austria
Italy
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Athens
Secretary of State
Mpirus
Department
Wems & Dispatch
Balkans
Ths New York Times
Vienna
William of
Woman Strangles Burglary Suspect in Yorkville Farm Home
Mrs. Jo seph Grinwood 60 wrestled with an armed intruder at their farm near Yorkville and, after her husband fought him, restrained the burglar until she strangled him to death. The man, about 35, wore a Chicago department store receipt and other papers possibly tied to another man.
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New York Times
Yorkville
Joseph Grinwood
Grinwood
Chicago
William
Davis
Ten Dollar Loan Turns Into Forty Thousand Dollar Payout
Mrs Mary Ji Kampe of 154 Johnson Street Newburg received a 33000 check from attorney William J Wygant drawn by John Patton. Patton once owed $10 to Kampe promising 1000 for each dollar if Joe favored him. He later sent a letter seeking her attorney’s name and recalled the loan while hoping to help his old friend. Residence of Patton not disclosed.
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New York Times
Newsburg
N. Y
Mary Ji. Kampe
Johnston Street
William J. Wygant
John Patton
Kampe
Patton
Greenwich Street
New York
Baronet Drowns After Secret Midnight River Party
London reports a tragedy as Sir Denys Anson, the baronet, drowns off a river steamboat near Kew after a late party with friends. Anson’s rescuer Mitchell also dies, while Count Benckendorff and others search. The incident fuels sensational rumors of a debauched outing, though witnesses cite Anson diving in and drowning after swimming about seventy-five yards.
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London
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William Anson
Oxford
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Westminster
Kew
Mitchell
Anson
Count Benckendorff
Sir Denys
Neer
Jasper Ridley
Viscount Ridley
1 Asquith
Edward Horner
Claude Russell
A. D. Cooper
Agnes Cooper
Raymond Aaquith
Woman Seeks King George at Buckingham Palace with Revolvers
A well dressed woman approached Buckingham Palace and demanded to see King George. She was detained at the entrance, searched, and found to carry two loaded revolvers. The Queen was at the residence while the King was away in Shrewsbury.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Shrewsbury
Ideal Weather Today Bright Sunshine for Fourth of July
The United States Weather Bureau forecast a sunny Fourth of July with warmer temperatures despite lingering clouds. Forecaster Scarr notes a clear sky from the Mississippi River to the Atlantic coast, promising bright sun and pleasant conditions.
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United States Weather Bureau
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Atlantic
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Ford Plant Returns to Full Time as 18000 Employed
Detroit july 9 Ford Motor Company resumes full time operations with 18000 men on the payroll. Supt John R Lee says night shifts are overtime and explains the recent layoff as weed out of the inefficient. He notes Ford hired thousands last winter to provide work for the unemployed and sees no direct link to a White House conference with President Wilson.
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New York Times
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
John R. Lee
Lee
Ford
Mr. Lee
Wilson
Alltogether Rubber ad warns against boyish ruin
A fragmented advert jingle touts rubber products under the line Pipe's the Only Thing To keep a boy from ruin. It warns that for every snare the world can fling, the Alltogether Pouch and Alltogether Rubber are presented as safeguards against ruin.
Suffragettes Burn Ballymenoch Mansion in Helfast Ireland
Militants set fire to the Ballymenoch residence near Holywood, destroying a mansion once owned by Sir Daniel Dixon former Lord Mayor of Belfast. The arson squad left signs of their presence but escaped. Priceless art treasures inside were lost.
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Ballymenoch
Holywood
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Belfast
Miner Stabs Butte Mayor in Office
In Butte on July 4 Finnish miner Mric Lantela attacked Mayor Loula P. Duncan in his office, stabbing him three times. Duncan shot Lantela in the abdomen. both men were expected to recover. The mayor had refused to deport Frank Altonen of Neuguanee Mich., Finland correspondent in Hancock. Radicals among miners had pressed deportation after seceding from Miners Union No 1 on June 1.
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Union No 1
Altonen
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Fede of Labor
Weaterneet Mina
aged Tenora beggar recounts opera career at court
A white haired man, claiming to be Joan Barberis aged about 80, was brought before Magistrate Ten Kyek in the Night Court on larceny charges after a Metropolitan Opera House beg arrest by Detective Flood. He said he once sang at the Met for 31 years ago and with Mme Nordica, but the court discharged him. The records show no singer named Barber in that Met season.
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Berging
Metropolitan Opera House
Flood
Central Office
Masistrate
Joan Barberis
East Moth Street
Mme. Nordica
Metropolitan Opera
Lomne
Barber
Flagler Crash Defendant Arraigned In Harrison Court
Frederick Zipf, chauffeur for Fort Chester NY, arraigned in Harrison police court after a car crash that injured Mrs Flagler, Mr Grant, and Mrs Stone. Zipf faced charges of driving without a license and was fined ten dollars. Prosecution lawyers contended reckless driving but policeman could not recall details.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Frederick Zipf
Fort Chester
N. Y
Eccentric Lawyer Sues Mrs Biddle in Philadelphia
Philadelphia July 3 D M Stewart a lawyer sues Mrs Craig Biddle of Philadelphia and Newport for damages in an unknown action. Neighbors note his eccentric conduct since release from Kirkbride Insane Asylum. The case details remain undisclosed with no comment from Stewart or Mrs Biddle.
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Philadelphia
Penn
D. M. Stewart
Craig Biddle
Newport
Stewart
Theo
Kirkbride
Edward Rawlings
Mryv
Hiddie
Art
Murder inquest identifies woman as Mrs Carman N O Wit
The inquest identifies the physician’s wife as the central figure in the case. George Golder testifies that she stood with her sister and was seen before the crime. The wife claimed to be in bed ill and admitted going downstairs. She denies entering the home as her husband ordered her kept out after slapping a nurse.
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