Caillaux Defense Delays as Love Letters Spark Legal Battle
In Paris the Caillaux murder trial stalls as Mme Gueydan refuses to yield the letters and Labort battles Chenu over whether two key documents should be read. The letters, once thought to prove motive, are deemed potentially innocuous, while public sentiment swings toward the prosecution.
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New York Times
Paris
Mme. Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Mme. Gueydan
Maitre Labort
Labort
Labor
Calmette
Maitre Labori
Maitre Chenu
Confrére
Maitre Labor
Maltre Labori
Mastre Labori
Maltre Chenu
Madame
Labori
Maisre Labori
Chenu
Pascal Ceccaldi
M. Caillaux
Henri Bernstein
M. Calmette
Albert Calmette
Poincaré
Caillaux
McAdoo Shuns State Fight in New York Primary
Friends of William G. McAdoo say he will not actively back a New York gubernatorial candidate and will follow DNC guidance to stay out of the state primary. The article notes President Wilson may appoint federal officials in New York without regard to faction, while McCombs tours the West to shore up House seats amid Democratic fears of a fall loss.
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New York Times
Washington
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
New York State
McAdoo
John A. Hennessy
Hennessy
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
New York
McCombs
Congress
Pacific Coast
Wilson
Fitzerald
New York City
Brooklyn
Fall Buyers Arrive Early In St. Louis Merchants Report
Hundreds of fall buyers descend on St Louis ahead of the August rush. Stocks depleted from spring purchases push early buying in dry goods and shoes as hotels fill and firms book large house orders. Officials forecast record business and a strong late 1914 revival.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Payera
Washington Avenue
Robert E. Lee
Managers’ Bureau
The
Business Men's League
Southwest
Haiti and Dominican tensions draw naval attention
American naval officers report unchanged Haiti and Dominican situations with warnings to combatants to restore peace. Capt Eberle reports limited firing near Puerto Plata with no casualties. ships move, refugees airlifted, and rail repairs underway as German and British forces position nearby.
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New York Times
Washington
Eberle
Navy Department
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Caesar
Sanchez
Comany
Sousa
Boston
Arriy
Turk's Island
Marietta
Pimental
Alwacen
King George and Ulster Home Rule Talks End Without Settlement
King George's conference on Ulster closes with no final deal but signals progress toward settlement. Observers expect the government to offer terms allowing five Ulster counties to opt out, while Dublin government control remains contested. Nationalists fear loss of full Home Rule, and a capitulation by Carson could avert waste of the amending bill.
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New York Times
London
Asquith
Portsmouth
Buckingham Palace
House of Commons
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster
Dublin
England
John Redmond
Edward Carson
Bonar Law
Lord Lansdowne
Associated Press
King George
House
Government of Ireland
Howe of Lords
House of Lords
Centipede Locomotive Pulls 250 Loaded Cars
Erie Railroad tested the Centipede locomotive weighing 410 tons with twenty four driving wheels. Officials added coal cars until 250 fully loaded steel cars, total weight 21 000 tons, were pulled forty miles at fifteen miles an hour.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Erie Railroad
International Chamber Congress Highlights Arbitration and Referendum Aims
Delegates at the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce in Paris urged international commercial arbitration and proposed referendums on trade questions. The gathering showcased business leaders and world figures advocating cooperative economic mechanisms.
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International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Paris
Times Picture Section Showcases Rotogravure Prints
Tomorrow's Sunday Times features twelve pages of photographs printed by rotogravure and the remaining pages in halftone on special paper. The section highlights a remarkable picture package from the newspaper.
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TIMES
the Times
Warburg hearing delays fuel bid to join Fed Board
Washington July 24 close White House aides say President Wilson may withdraw Paul Warburg's Federal Reserve Board nomination if he does not submit to Senate Banking Committee examination. Warburg resists, while Senator O Gorman pushes for the hearing. Jones's withdrawal mirrors shifting support and Republican George E Roberts emerges as favored replacement.
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Noectil
New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Paul M. Warburg
Senate Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Warburg
White House
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
O'Gorman
Senate
Thomas D. Jones
Jones
International Harvester Company
Mr. Jones
Chicago
W. T. Fenton
National Bank of the Republic of Chicago
Lewis
Mr. Fenton
Fenton
George E. Roberts
Mint
Troberts
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Roberta
Warburg Declines Comment On Fed Board Nomination
Paul M. Warburg visiting White Sulphur Springs to play golf and rest declined to discuss the possibility of withdrawal of his Federal Reserve Board nomination by President Wilson or his chances before the Senate Committee on Bank Currency.
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New York Times
White Sulphur Springs
Paul M. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Senate Committee On
Bandits Hold Up New York Limited
Bandits robbed the New York Limited of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad near Gentilly crossing six miles from New Orleans. Conductor Potter and transfer agent were relieved of 23.50 in total, and brakeman Thomas Eglin was killed during the robbery as robbers fled into surrounding swamps and a deputy hunt followed.
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New York Times
New Orleans
Thomas Eglin
New York Limited
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Gentilly Crossing
E. (. Potter
Genwlly
Potter
Los Angeles
le Angeles
Chatesworth Park
Hewitt
Haverstraw Town Clerk kills son in law in town hall rage
William V. Cleary the Haverstraw town clerk shot and killed Fugens M. Newman his eighteen year old son in law in the town hall. He was held without bail as witnesses testified to the shooting occurring as Newman arrived to inform Cleary of his marriage to Cleary's daughter Anna. Eyewitnesses described Cleary saying you thought you got the best of me then firing four times. Police reports and defenses hinge on emotional insanity and knowledge of the marriage.
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New York Times
Haverstraw
N. Y
William V. Cleary
Fugens M. Newman
New City
Thomas Gagan
Cleary
Anna Cleary
Newman
Anna
Weehawken
Gene Newman
TJ Cleary
Gagan
John Kennedy
Michael A. Ford
Josiah Felter
Bernard Fox
Hugh Sheridan
Felter
Fox
District Attorney's Office
Mr. Gagan
Sheridan
Tey
Airboat Battles Gale Over Lake Erie Landing
Miss Lily Irvine and mechanic Tony Jannus fought a forty mile wind in a Lake Erie squall while returning from Euclid Beach to Cedar Point. Irvine chose a beach east of Lorain and landed safely just before the storm. Jannus struggled to keep the craft afloat.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
Avon Beach
Euclid Beach
Cedar Point
Lily Irvine
Tony Jannus
Lake Erie
Miss Irvine
Lorain
Jannus
Euclid
Parcel Post Indemnity Payments Delayed
Post Office Department suspends payment of insured parcel post claims due to exhausted funds. Certified and approved claims cannot be paid until Congress passes a deficit appropriation bill now in conference. Claims range from 25 cents to a few dollars and delays stem from underestimating parcel post losses.
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Post Office Department
Congress
Washington
Post Office
Parcel Post
Postal Service
Empress of Ireland Begins to Right Itself Near Father Point
The Empress of Ireland, sunk in the St Lawrence near Father Point, has started to right. Divers were ordered to blow off the masts with dynamite as low water makes the masts a navigation hazard while currents shift the sunken liner.
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New York Times
Montreal
Marine Department
St. Lawrence
Father Point
Astor Papers Sold to London Publisher Gar din Sinclair
William Waldorf Astor sells The Pall Mall Gazette and The Observer to Gar din Sinclair head of Dobson, Molle & Co. J. L. Garvin remains editor of both. The price is not disclosed and is said to be well below Astor’s purchase.
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New York Times
London
William Waldorf Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
The
Observer
Gardiner Sinclair
Dobson, Molle & Co
Astor
J. L. Garvin
Race Issue In Honolulu Grows In Campaign Speech
In Honolulu on July 24 Delegate Kuhlo a full-blooded Hawaiian argues race as the central issue for a Congress seat. He claims Hawaiians have a right to pride and urges using the majority of Hawaiian voters to elect a Hawaiian delegate. He suggests whites would elect a white delegate if they held the majority.
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Honolulu
Kuhlo
Aten
Congress
Itaelf
New Epilepsy Cure Reported in Cincinnati Operation
Special to The New York Times from Cincinnati describes a 38 year old woman with an eleven year history of epilepsy. After surgery by Dr A L Reed to reposition a sagged large intestine with two sharp angles, the patient recovered fully.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
A. L. Reed
Woman Burned To Death In Brooklyn Home
Mrs Jennie Helfaund an 80 year old woman died after her clothes caught fire from a candle she held while alone at 37 Fourth Street Brooklyn. Her daughter and son in law were outside when the accident occurred. The fire burned her clothing and she was found in the hallway with the flames stopped at the floor beneath her. There was no alarm until the family returned upstairs.
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Fourth Street
Brooklyn
Jennie Helfaund
Lilian Russell Ill With Heavy Cold In Atlantic City
Lilian Russell wife of Alexander P Moore publisher of The Pittsburgh Leader has been ill a week at her Summer home in Atlantic City with a heavy cold. Doctors from Pittsburgh and New York say the illness is serious but not dangerous if she stays in bed. She improves under a nurse's care and Mr Moore has returned to Pittsburgh.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Lilian Russell
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh Leader
Pittsburgh
Mr. Moore
Woman Charged With Stealing Stocks and Cash
Joseph A W Kelly an electrical engineer reported losses of 10000 in stock and bond certificates plus 48 in cash. Detectives say a well dressed woman identified as Mrs Helen White was arrested at her mother’s home during a birthday party. Police allege Kelly misplaced funds after an evening with two women at cabarets. one suspect remains at large.
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Joseph AW. Kelly
Montfort Hotel
West Fortieth Street
Helen White
West Twenty-eighth Street
Maddox
West 100Th Street
Kelly
Olice
Baboushka Breshkovsky Not Moved From Irkutsk
Friends of Catherine Breshkovsky learn a Russian press report of a move to the Arctic hamlet was unfounded. She remains in Irkutsk central prison after an attempted escape, though she can receive American correspondence and says she is not ill treated.
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Boston
Catherine Breshkovsky
Baboushka
Irkutsk
Arctic Ocean
Matel Arrows Mussey
Prof. Mussey
Columbia University
Quebec
Breshkovsky
Kirensk
Parole Granted to Young Inmate Ervin Sutton in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey on July 24 the Court of Pardons announced the parole of Ervin Sutton called the baby of the State prison He is not yet fifteen and was confined since last October for attacking a five year old girl Officials describe him as a model prisoner The notice ends with an advertisement for The Alltogether rouen Olds pipe and tobacco The Soulte stores Advt.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
Ervin Sutton
European War Looms as Czar Seeks Extension in Servia Crisis
London reports pending Austro-Servian tensions may trigger a broader European conflict. The Czar asks for more time for Servia while Austria presses for a decisive settlement. Russia and Britain back Paris in backing Servia, with Germany ready to resist interference.
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Balkans
Germany
Russia
The
York Times
Britain
Berin
Austria
Francis Ferdinand
St. Petersburg
Servia
France
Great Britain
Europe
London
Times
Bosnia and
Herzgovina
Belgrade
Austria- Hungary
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Ers
Warbure
Stone
Shively
Senator Stone
Missouri
Indiana
Harvester
Bandits
Louisville & Nashville
Eglin
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Haverstraw Town Hall
Fred Newman
Haverstraw Messenger
Ireland
Pall Mall Gazette and Observer
Opera
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Arctic
Rouen Olds Pipe and Tobacco
Soulte Stores
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