Happily Married Says Anna Gould After Double Ceremony
Princess de Sagan Anna Gould declares happiness and trust in her husband after a registry office and Protestant church wedding in London. The ceremony drew reporters and photographers as the couple headed to Paris by tomorrow.
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Double Ceremony for Prince Helie de Sagan and Mme Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan and Mme Gould wed in a simple civil ceremony at Henrietta Street registry office in London, with limited witnesses. The couple then fled to a church but faced a cab mix up, briefly stopping at St. Patrick’s before reaching the French Protestant Church in Soho Square.
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Boni de Cas tellane seeks child custody in Paris
Count Boni de Castellane with counsel appears before Judge Ifenri Ditte of the Tribunal of the First Instance of the Seine to regain custody of his children after his ex wife wed Prince Helie de Sagan. The judge adjourns the case until Princess de Sagan returns to Paris.
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Brooklyn Arion Society to Visit Potsdam and Berlin
Emperor William cannot receive the Brooklyn Arion Society in person due to a northern waters cruise but will forward a letter to Crown Prince Frederick William. The two hundred Brooklynites will be received at Potsdam Palace next Friday after a concert in Berlin's Philharmonic Hall.
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Russians Tighten Grip on Teheran Amid Persian Tensions
In Teheran on June 7 Russian influence grows as the Benes brigade gains access to machine gun sections and field guns. Persian artillery barracks are handed to Cossacks, while Shah loyalists seek to align with Russian goals before a new Parliament. In Tabriz on July 6 fighting paused as Russian efforts yield peace talks led by Consul General Pohitonoff.
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Calla Balks At France In Roy Murder Case
Paris July 7 Glacia Calla American singer wife of Paul Roy refused to travel to France. The magistrate handling the Roy case will have her thoroughly examined in an American court on points from her husband s declarations. Roy is charged with murdering her brother George A Carkins at Newington N H last January. he says he shot in self defense and has been examined by a French magistrate. He came to France soon after the shooting.
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Venezuelan foreign minister reports plague eradicated at La Guayra
The Venezuelan Government's Curacao newspaper notes that Caracas on July 4 informed diplomatic representatives via the German minister that the plague at La Guayra has disappeared. In Saigon two Annamite officers are condemned to death for alleged poisoning plot. 200 soldiers sick after suspected water contamination.
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Gates predicts record steel boom after 1919 or 1911
John W. Gates sails for Europe predicting the iron and steel industry will surge to record proportions once recovery begins, likely by year end. He cautions against heavy railroad purchases before 1900 and says he is not buying or selling, awaiting further price moves.
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Dieppe Grand Prix Tragedy Kills Two Racers
The Dieppe Grand Prix ends in tragedy as two racers die amid chaotic pacings and dangerous turns. Nazzaro leads early then loses ground to Lautenschlager as winds from the sea slow speeds and threaten records. American bets on Thomas car spark controversy while spectators react with mixed cheers and dismay.
Hitchcock Slated to Head Republican National Committee
Hot Springs Va July 7 The Executive Committee of the Republican National Committee will meet to elect Frank Hitchcock as Chairman with Rep McKinley of Illinois named Treasurer Both political figures express support while talks with Taft continue and plans to align the committees under a single treasurer gain traction.
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Paris Motor Race Dares German Lead After Early Setbacks
Strang battled car trouble from the start and finished with a blown cylinder after four rounds. Szisz, Duray, and Théry faded, leaving the Germans in command as Lautenschlager led before tire trouble ended Théry’s run. Rigal trailed in the Clement-Bayard as the field dwindled.
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Taft Confers With Cabinet as Storm Hits Mountain Visit
President Taft and officials including Richard C. Kerens meet on a mountainside amid a rainstorm as Postmaster General Meyer travels to Hot Springs to join talks on the Republican National Committee chairmanship. Hitchcock is widely expected to be named.
Sherman's Three Roles in Republican Leadership
Washington July 7 James S Sherman the Republican vice presidential nominee will hold three roles this year. He will lead the Republican National ticket while serving as head of the Congressional Committee and remain a member of Congress until March 4. Officials expect his decision to stay as head of the committee. Party leaders Cannon and Hemenway oppose changes while Sherman’s leadership could unify the committees and aid the campaign.
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Dieppe Race Draws Americans Then Ends Quietly for Drivers
Dieppe hosts the motor race where Lautenschlager won after a late surge from nineteenth start. Hemery, badly injured yet continuing, drove to the finish amid vast cheers. 49 entries: 24 French, 9 German, 6 Italian, 6 English, 3 Belgian, 1 American. Germans dominate top places with most finishers.
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Inauguration of Campaign Innovation Approved
Judge Taft approves a campaign merger aimed at reducing clashes and costs. The Congressional and National Committees will share duties on literature and speaker outreach, operating from offices in New York and across the street. The Congressional Committee will move to the St James Building on August 1.
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Taft Banner Spans Lincoln Street Corner
In Lincoln Nebraska the Republican State Central Committee raised a Taft banner across Twelfth and O Streets the city’s busiest corner. The banner proclaims Nebraska for Taft with a large photo of the Republican candidate and the words By the Republican State Central Committee. Opposition from local business interests sparked renewed controversy over nonpartisan local politics.
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Pope in good health denies illness rumors in Rome
The Vatican reports no truth to Paris rumors that the Pope is ill. Since his election he has shown strong summer health, walking in the gardens at seven after mass and visiting Lourdes replica and lions from King Menelek of Abyssinia before receiving visitors and a Bohemian college group.
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