Carman Indicted for Manslaughter in L. I. Slaying
Mrs Florence Carman faces a sealed indictment for manslaughter in the slaying of Mrs Lulu D Battey in Nassau County. Grand jury findings leave her unable to testify today. bail could reach 500000, with the doctor and her attorney asserting her innocence and promising a formal statement tomorrow.
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New York Times
Freeport
L. I
Smith
George M. Levy
Carman
Carmans
President Wilson Slightly Ill After Heat and Cold
President Wilson suffered a slight indigestion after a hot day and a cool Rock Creek Park auto ride. He canceled engagements for tomorrow and remains in his room as Mrs. Wilson also contemplates leaving but stays near Washington. Franklin K Lane marked his fiftieth birthday with a dinner party attended by the President.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Franklin K. Lane
Lane
Rock Creek Park
White House
Congress
Mrs Angle Collapses in Stamford Jail
Mrs Helen Angle, held in Stamford Connecticut city jail, collapses and is watched by a nurse as doctors fear violent outbursts. Police considered sending her to a sanitarium but local managers refused admission to avoid notoriety. Her condition worsened with delirium and self harm.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Helen Angle
Angel
Railroad wage dispute reaches mediation bid
Chicago July 16 The Railroad Managers Committee and engineers factions have exchanged notes over wages and conditions and the managers ask the United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation to intervene The engineers refuse arbitration citing past refusals to enforce awards They warn a strike if new concessions are not offered and note proposals last May remain unchanged in the Western road dispute
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New York Times
Chicago
United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation
W. 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. 5S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
A. W. Trenholm
Managers’ Committee
Donor Gifts $90,000 for Cornell Dormitory
An unnamed donor, resident of New York City and not a Cornell graduate, adds $90,000 to the previous $100,000 gift for Cornell University dormitories. President Jacob Gould Schurmann said the funds will finance a large dormitory at Stewart and University Avenues, following a conference with donor and George C. Boldt of the Building Committee.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Jacob Gould Schurmann
New York City
Cornell
Shhurmann
George C. Boldt
University Building Committee
Stewart and
University Avenues
Newswo rkier Van Loan Injured In Auto Crash On Skyland Grade
Charles E. Van Loan a short story writer and former sporting editor was seriously injured when his car plunged down a thirty foot embankment on Skyland grade in the mountains. He suffered a broken left arm a broken jaw and internal injuries. Clyde Kruckman of The Los Angeles Times was thrown from the vehicle but escaped with minor injuries.
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New York Times
San Bernardino
Cal
Charles E. van Loan
Clyde Kruckman
Los Angeles Times
van Loan
Bear Valley
Deep Creek
Latest Shipping News by Marconi Wireless
The S and Aquitania sailing from Liverpool to New York was 19 percent miles KE off Sandy Hook at 7 55 P M due forencon Cunard Line.
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Marconi Wireless
S& Aquitania
Liverpool
New York
Sandy Hook
Forencon
Cunard Line
McReynolds Moves to File Suit to Dissolve New Haven
Washington July 16. Justice officials say Attorney General McReynolds will file a dissolution suit under the anti trust law against the New Haven Company. He plans a civil bill to dissolve unlawful mergers from the Mellen era, with criminal action possible later if needed. The move aims to resolve the Boston & Maine and New Haven issues and preserve the railroad’s future.
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New York Times
Washington
New York
New Haven
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
McReynolds
Department of Justice
Equity
Mellen
Department
Interstate Commerce Commision
Jesse C. Adkins
Thomas W. Gregory
George W. Anderson
Public Service
Mr. McReynolds
James L. Richards
Thechusetts
Howard Hinors
New Haven Board
Gavment
Decros
Newven Road
Intimate Profile of Mexico's New President in Times
A confidant of Carbajal offers insights into the new Mexican president’s character and role in the nation’s unfolding political drama. The piece previews an in depth profile to be published in next Sunday’s Times.
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Mexico
Carbajal
TIMES
Westminster separation deed ends marriage dispute
The Duke and Duchess of Westminster reach a deed of separation with joint custody of their daughters, Lady Ursula Mary Olivia Grosvenor and Lady Mary Constance Grosvenor, each parent to have them half the year. Queen Mary and King George urged a private settlement to avoid public scandal.
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NEW York Times
London
Duke
Duchess of Westminster
Ursula Mary Olivia Grosvenor
Mary Constance Grosvenor
Court of Chancery
Justice Sargant
Chamcery
Col. Cornwallis West
Mary
Buckingham Palace
George
Hennessy Seen as Independent Democrat Head for Fusion Fight
Oyster Bay report says John A. Hennessy, an independent Democrat, could lead the Fusion ticket for New York in the fall. Roosevelt and Progressives weigh Hennessy as a strong anti Tammany figure who might accept a gubernatorial nomination while aiming to fuse with other independents and curb Sulzer influence.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
N. Y
John A. Hennessy
Tammany Hall
New York
New York State
Hennessy
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Gol
Peet
Fusion
Whitman
Republican Party
Oosevelt
Mr. Whitman
Sulzer
Alter
Congress
Col. Roosevelt
New Haven Directors Firm on Stock Sale Pact
The New Haven Railroad directors in the last two days pressed to revive a dissolution agreement with Attorney General McReynolds but refused to back down from the claim that Massachusetts Legislature blocked the plan to sell Boston and Maine stock. They argued a required stamp would bind buyers to resell to Massachusetts at the state’s option, making any sale impossible.
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New Haven Railroad
McReynolds
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Steinway Rams a Tug in Five O'clock Ferry Incident
The Steinway ferry from Ninety second Street to Astoria rammed the tug Cornelius Van Cott after leaving Manhattan slip at 4 45 PM. Two men Edward Major and Charles Major jumped overboard and were rescued unharmed. others on the tug were saved as it drifted to Ninety ninth Street. The ferry sustained no damage and continued on.
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Steinway
Ninety-second Street
Astoria
Manhattan
Cornelus van Cott
Harlem River
Charles Allen
Edward Major
Charles Major
William Wang
Ninetyninth Street
Carranza Seeks Unconditional Surrender to End War
Monterey July 16 V. Carranza telegraphs to The New York Times editor stating only an unconditional surrender of the Federal forces can end the Mexican conflict. He says Huerta's retirement may trigger surrender, otherwise the Constitutionalist struggle will continue until victory.
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Carranza
New York Times
Monterey
Huerta
Warburg uncertainty over Reserve Board hearing delays Jones vote
Washington reports claim Paul Warburg's hesitation to appear before the Banking and Currency Committee may threaten his confirmation. Senator Weeks announces opposition to Thomas D. Jones despite White House efforts to win Senate support.
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New York Times
Washington
Oglesby
New York
Hitchcock
Committee On Banking and Currency
Paul M. Warburg
Warburg
Reserve Board
Mr. Warburg
Senate
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Jones
Mr. Jones
Will
Dismissal Doubts Over Director’s Suit in Minnesota Case
A director states familiarity with a company’s activities and approval of actions while noting the firm violated national law. He argues the director’s eligibility for government posts is doubtful until the Minnesota District Court case is resolved and the issue is decided.
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Thomas D. Jones
Jones
McCormick
International Harvester Company
Kansas
Kentucky
Texas
Missouri
District Court of
Minnesota
Mr. Jones
Committee of Banking and Cur
District Court of Minnesota
Rebels Move Toward Capital in Mexican Crisis
Special cable from Mexico City reports two trainloads of rebel troops from Celaya arriving near the capital last night as authorities brace for further developments in the upheaval.
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Mexico City
Trolley and Freight Train Collision Kills Two Near Norfolk
A trolley car and a Virginian Railroad freight train collided at a crossing about three miles from Norfolk, Virginia, killing two persons. The crash occurred near Norfolk on July 16.
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Norfolk
Virginian Railroad
Northern Sea Storms Ravage Shipping Losses Reported
Severe storms in the North Sea have badly damaged shipping near Cuxhaven with heavy losses of men and ships reported.
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North Sea
Cuxhaven
Moheno Pair Carried Home From Havana Encounter Customs
In Havana on July 16 Mr. Moheno former Mexican Minister of Public Instruction and Mrs. Moheno reached Key West but customs officials inspected their baggage. They were barred from taking several aigrettes and hats. Mrs Moheno surrendered the feathers and hats to friends while Mr Moheno quipped that such an act could only happen to an American.
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New York Times
Havana
Moheno
May muzzle Crown Prince special cable to The New York Times
Berlin reports that the Crown Prince praised Lieut Col Frobenfuchs book Germany's Fateful Hour. The Vossische Zeitung says the prince’s telegram may spur official steps to regulate his political demonstrations to avoid embarrassment to German statesmen.
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NEW York Timea
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Frobenfuchh
Germany
Great Britain
First Natural Ice House Found in Sussex County
A luminerman named Snook discovered the first natural ice house in Sussex County in a dry ravine at the Blue Mountain foot on Lester Van Horn’s farm. More than 200 pounds of pure ice were cut from the hidden cavern where dense foliage prevents sun from reaching the rock.
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New York Times
Newton
N. J
Sussex County
Blue Mountain
Lester van Horn
Snook
Canadian Town Burns Hearst in Ontario Fire
Fire yesterday destroyed Hearst Ontario at the Algoma Central and Hudson Bay junction with the Trans Continental Railway. Between 400 and 500 residents lost homes. A relief train brought about 300 refugees, who endured a three day battle with flames before seeking refuge on the tracks. Those remaining are housed in a construction camp and many are destitute.
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Cochrane
Ont
Hearst
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay
Trans- Continental Railway
Trans-Continental
Mexican Rebel Carranza Seeks Peace Talks as Huerta Falls
Monterey and El Paso dispatches report Gen. Carranza pressing for negotiations to enter Mexico City with terms including amnesty and a peaceful transfer of power. He warns Huerta must resign and Carbajal be ready to yield authority, while Ce ntralist forces move to secure the capital with Obregon and Gonzales commanding divisions.
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Mexico
Carranza
Mexico City
Huerta
Carbajal
Party of Huerta
C Bajal
EL Paso
Texas
Guadalajara
Alvaro Obregon
Tionalist
Cap
Obregon
Gonzales
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