International auto clubs clash over Vanderbilt Cup race
The International Committee rejects recognizing multiple clubs and rules in cross border racing. Vanderbilt Cup dispute, Paris disqualification of French builders, AAAs stance, and Roosevelt letter discussed by German Italian and French bodies in Dieppe France.
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Dieppe
France
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
A. G. Batchelder
American Automobile Association
Paris
Automobile Club of France
Automobile Club of America
Dave Hennen “Morris
Automobile Club Oferica
International Committee
W. §. Bogan
George Heath
Vanderbilt
Batchelder
Count Adalbert Sierstorpff
German Automobile Club
Erat Ferrarro
Italan Club
United States
Italy
Presidentosevelt
Vdge Gary
Baron de Zuylen
Roosevelt
Pichon
France wins Grand des Voiturettes race in Dieppe
Guyot drives a De Lage to first in the 287 mile six lap Grand des Voiturettes. Naudin finishes second with a Lizaire et Naudin and Goux third in monocylinder Lions. Mengerney fourth in a Lion, Thomas fifth in a De Lage. Regularity Cup goes to De Lage. All cars use Michelin tires. Weather perfect on the 77 km circuit.
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Diepph
France
Guyot
M. Naudin
Lizaire Et Naudin
e _ Goux
Mngerney
Lion
Thomas
de Lage
Automobile Grand Prix Course At Dieppe Described
The Lieppe France course for the Dieppe Grand Prix runs seventy seven kilometers per lap starting and finishing in Dieppe. It is a triangular route looping via Ancourt Envérmeu Douvreno Lechnieres and Eu before following the coast to Criel and St Martin before returning to Dieppe. The race today features the American Thomas car among forty eight entrants from major European makes.
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Lieppe
France
Thomas
Europe
Dieppe
Ancourt
Envérmeu
Douvreno
Lechnieres
Criel
St. Martin’s
Auto race draws massive crowd despite collisions and withdrawals
The event saw forty-seven cars start and thirty-one finish amid two non serious collisions. a mechanic suffered a broken arm. About 100,000 spectators watched from Fu to Lochnieres as troops safeguarded the course. Tomorrow’s race features forty-nine high powered cars including the American Thomas Der with odds at 35 to 1.
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Disppe
Lochnieres
Thomas der
America
Strang
Renault Favorite Among Cars for Tomorrow's Big Race
In Dieppe France July, Renault leads the field for the upcoming race with Brasier of France and Benz of Germany close behind. Italian drivers trail, while new Ostend rules limit engine bore to 15.65 mm for four cylinders. Anticipation runs high for extraordinary speed and a potential world record.
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Dieppe
France
Renault
Brasier
Benz
Germany
Historic Race Pairings and Nationalities Across Edges
A scanned list shows multiple racing teams and drivers with nationalities noted. Entries include Mercedes-Salzer Poegge Juuttenschlazer and Opel-Opel Joerns Michel, plus Mors-Jenatzy and Weigel-Laxen with country codes Germany France etc, indicating a prewar or early motorsport table of entrants and origins.
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Mercedes—Salzer
Poegge
Juuttenschlazer
Motobloc
Coursade
Pierron
Clateey
Opel
Joerns
Michel
Vanhird - Levassor
Reat
Maurice Farman
Cissac
Porthos
Stricker
Gaubert
Guidy
Rerault
Szisz
Caillois
Goletnoa
Mors—Jenatzy, Jarrott
Germany
France
Italy
American
England
Armed Fanatics Rally Near Pier Son Manitoba
A detachment of twenty Royal Northwest Mounted Police heads toward Pier Son Manitoba to confront a camp of armed religious fanatics from North Dakota. The group, led by a man claiming to be Jesus Christ and with a wife claiming to be the Virgin Mary, plans to join Doukhobors near Yorkton Saskatchewan. Police orders to disperse were met with a threatening half circle and weapon display.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Pierson
Dakota Boundary Line
North Dakota
Rifles
Jesus Christ
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Russia allows US to open consular at Omsk
Russia grants the United States permission to open a consular agency at Omsk and asks for an exequatur for Adolph Reiniecke. The Omsk post will be the sole US representative between Moscow and Vladivostok, making it an important location.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
United States
Omsk
Adolph Reiniecke
Moscow
Vladivostok
Notes of Foreign Affairs in brief dispatches
A Urumiah report says an American Consul arrived to probe Kurdish aggressions and missionary conditions amid Turkish troop incursions. M C Jacobus sails from Paris to Casablanca to represent the United States at the International Claims Commission sittings. Norway to grant state funeral for Jonas Lauritz Edemil Lie. Clarence Moore presented to King Edward at St James's Palace. George Ellery Hale elected corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences.
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Novos Vremya
Urumiah
Persian
Armenia
Paria
M. C. Jacobus
New 7
Archibald Jacobus
Paris
Casablanca
United States
International Claims Commission
Christiania
Storthing
Jonas Lauritz Edemil Lie
Frederiksvaern
London
Clarence Moore
Washington
King Edward
Ambassador Reid
St James’s Palace
George Ellery Hale
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Mount Wilson
Cal
Academy of Sciences
Vatican restructures Congregations ends missionary status for US and others
Rome announces a major reform of the Roman Congregations removing Great Britain, Holland, Canada, and the United States from the Propaganda jurisdiction. The decree reorganizes bodies, transfers civil and criminal litigation to the Rota and Segnatura, creates a new Discipline and Sacraments Congregation, expands the Consistory’s remit, and sets a new canon law code with a future international Rosa.
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Rome
Great Britain
Holland
Canada
United States
Congregation of the Holy Office
Holy Office
Congregation of the Consistory
Tribunal of the
Penitentiary
Rota
Segnatura
Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
Court of Cassation
Luxemburg
Reforma
Rosa
Vatican
Vatican reorganization shifts authority over US Catholic hierarchy
Rome announces a reform moving jurisdiction from the Propaganda to the Papal Secretary of State. US bishops will directly engage with Rome similar to France, Spain, or Austria, with simplified bishop appointments and a three-name ballot system sent through the Papal Delegate. Critics doubt immediate impact on US governance.
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Washington
D. C
Rome
Mgr
Bonaventure Cheretti
United States
Vatican
France
Spain
Austria
Jerome Mary Gotti
King Frederick Receives Riis in Copenhagen
King Frederick granted a special audience to Jacob A. Riis of New York, spending an hour discussing American affairs. The King expressed hope that President Roosevelt would visit Denmark and invited Riis to dine at the palace.
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Copenhagen
Frederick
Jacob A. Riis
New York
Roosevelt
Mr. Rilo
Diplomats Honor Garrett At Farewell Dinner
Fourteen diplomats and government officials from five nations attended a farewell dinner for John Work Garrett retiring as secretary of the American Embassy. He will become First Secretary at Rome as Rome awaits his arrival. Representing powers included Baron von dem Bussche of the Foreign Office and Consul General Dartzimowitsch from Russia. The Earl of Granville, Count de Salis, and Captain Dumas attended from Britain, with Count Brambilla from Italy. The full staffs of the American Embassy and Consulate General were present.
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New York Times
Berlin
John Work Garrett
Rome
Bristol
Baron von Dem Bussche
Foreign Office
Russia
Dartzimowitsch
Earl of Granville
Count de Salis
Capt. Dumas
R. N
Brambilla
Fire Rages as Arsenal Blast Sparks New Blaze in Port-au-Prince
A massive fire in Port-au-Prince reignited after an arsenal explosion, destroying forty more buildings following earlier damage near the palace and Senate. The blast rattled the National Bank and spread embers across the town as firefighters battled to regain control.
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Port-Au-Prince
Senate
National Bank
Tr Twag
Lambeth Conference Opens at Lambeth Palace
London July 6 The fifth decennial Lambeth Conference of Anglican prelates from around the world opened at Lambeth Palace. There are 247 bishops in attendance, up from 76 forty years ago. The gathering runs until August 6 with discussions by the full body and then by committees, resolutions to be issued as encyclicals to churches. All sessions are private.
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London
Lambeth Palace
New Danish Ambassador Named for London Post
Copenhagen reports Constantin Brun, long Danish minister to the United States, will move to London in autumn to succeed F. E. de Bille who retires after eighteen years in London. Count Carl von Moltke, Danish minister to Italy, will take Brun's Washington post, his wife being Cornelia Van Rensselaer Thayer of Boston.
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Copenhagen
Constantin Brun
United States
Washington
London
F. E. de Bille
M. de Bille
Carl von Moltke
Italy
Cornelia van Rensselaer Thayer
Nathaniel Thayer
Boston
M. Brun
Cholera Claims Lieutenant Jones in Manila
Lieut. Jones of the First Cavalry dies after being stricken with cholera on June 24. Lieut. Muldoon of the Philippine Scouts, treated after carrying Jones to camp, is recovering. The disease is receding at Capiz and Pangasinan, with efforts to stamp it out in two provinces within a month. Manila and Central Luzon are free from it.
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Manila
Lieut. Jones
First Cavalry
Lieut
Muldoon
Philippine Scouts
Gregg
Capiz
Pangasinan
Luzon
Municipal Council Buys American Picture The Toy Seller
Paris July 6 The Municipal Council has decided to purchase Richard Millers Salon picture The Toy Seller Mr Miller a leading young American artist showed several works at the Spring Salon of the Societe des Artists Francais His The Toy Seller depicts a Parisian sidewalk scene at night with a man selling mechanical toys to a curious crowd
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Paris
Richard Miller
Miller
Societé Des Artists Francais
Crowé
Williamsburg Trust Co Wins Brooklyns Broad Street Branch Case
Supreme Court Justice Kelly in Brooklyn ruled for Williamsburg Trust Co in a dispute with Corn Exchange Bank over a Broadway and Stockton Street branch. The bank had bought Williamsburg's lease and fixtures at public auction for 20000 dollars after Williamsburg suspended operations. Justice Kelly said goodwill was not sold with furniture and lease and that the Corn Exchange Bank lacked rights to block Williamsburg from resuming business one block away.
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Supreme Court
Kelly
Brooklyn
Williamsburg Trust Company
Corn Exchange Bank
Broadway
Stockton Street
Williamsburg Company
Myrtle Avenue
Justice Kelly
Steam Pump Profits Dip as Year Ends
The International Steam Pump Company reports for the year ended March 31 a total income of 2,226,254 dollars, down 519,601 from the prior period. Surplus after charges is 363,740, down 308,579, with final surplus 2,592,868. President Dunn notes a 40 percent drop in the second half, while unfilled orders stand at 4,000,000 versus 6,500,000 a year earlier. foreign business shows increased profits.
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International Steam Pump Company
Dunn
Fire at Hotel Albany Noted in Neighboring Cellar Blaze
Guests in the Hotel Albany woke to dense smoke just after 2 am from the cellar fire in the adjacent three story building south of the Albany. Fitch's cafe occupied the ground floor with the Rigoletto Italian restaurant above. Fire started unknown but contained quickly and no panic ensued.
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Hotel
Albany
Fitch's Cafe
Rigoletto
Ruef Released on Record Bail in Franchise Case
Abraham Ruef was freed from the County Jail on bonds totaling 1 550 000, the largest in a California criminal case. The seven ty eight indictments stem from bribery of the former Board of Supervisors over franchises for public corporations. His next trial is set for July 18 after a prior jury disagreed following a 44 hour deliberation.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Oliver Grand Jury
Reef
Board of Superview
Ucef
Ruet
Kensico Reservoir Condemnation Appointed in Westchester
Supreme Court Justice Martin J. Keogh in White Plains appoints three watershed commissions to condemn land for the Kensico reservoir, a project costing 15 million dollars. The panel includes Edward Wells of Peekskill John Fealy of Manhattan and P F Donohue of Manhattan in Section 10. John M Digney Stephen Van Tassell and Samuel Feley in Section 7. and Thomas Ewing Jr James I Martin and Francis J Lantry in Section 8 Loire aims to transform Kensico Village into a large artificial lake in Westchester County.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
Supreme Court
Martin J. Keogh
White Plains
Kensico Reservoir
Kensico
Westchester County
Manhattan
Edward Wells
Peekskill
John F. ‘Ealy
New Rochell
P. F. Donohue
John M. Digney
Stephen van Tassell
Mount Vernon
Samuel J. Feley
Ection S—Thomas Ewing, Jr
Yonkers
James I. Martin
Burglars Steal Silverware Worth $5,000 in Bell Haven
Police hunt two men in an automobile after they burglarized Edward D. Farrell's Bell Haven cottage. Entry through a pried cellar window occurred between midnight and 7 am. Loot included all packable silverware and beverages. Farrell, a retired New York real estate dealer, reported the loss.
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New York Times
Grefinwich
Conn
Edward D. Farrell
New York
Bell Haven
Mrs Scribner Killey Dies in Auto Mishap Near Santa Cruz
Mrs Scribner wife of the President of the Associated Off Company was killed in an automobile accident near Santa Cruz while traveling to Boulder Creek with her husband and friends. The car struck rocks by the roadside and overturned. She was thrown from the vehicle and struck on the head.
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Scribner Killey
Santa. Cruz
Cal
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