Caillaux Letters Read In Court Amid Turbulent Trial
In Paris on July 25 the Caillaux love letters to his second wife were read in the murder trial of Gaston Calmette. Mme Caillaux fainted during the reading and court officials faced questions of bias as Dagoury was cited for alleged prejudice. The letters mention May elections and conclude with a line of “a thousand million kisses,” while doctors testified on potential life-saving surgery. The session adjourned and will resume Monday with a verdict anticipated midweek.
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Chamber of Deputies
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New York Times
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Henriette Cail
Gareten Calmette
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Thia
Ruemor
Mme, Cassiaus
Paris court drama in Gare ten Calmette murder case
Madame Henriette Cail fainted in court as the trial for the killing of Gare ten Calmette proceeded. Her husband’s letters to her were read, prompting tears and a collapse as Maitre Labori commented that the letters contained burning love but no indecency.
King Honors Marconi with Honorary Victoria Cross
London July 25 King George VI conferred on Signor Guglielmo Marconi the honorary Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order at Buckingham Palace. The award follows controversy at a Marconi Company meeting where director Godfrey Isaacs faced opposition. Marconi spoke of political divisions, spoke with the King for 25 minutes on wireless advances, and noted he is the third Italian honored after the Duke of the Abruzzi and Marquese di San Giuliano.
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Tunnels Unearthed Under Chicago Vice District
Special to The New York Times reports a police discovery of a large system of underground tunnels and passages beneath Chicago's Twenty second Street vice district. Witnesses describe underground dens used to trap and hide girls fleeing dives, linked to the Van Bever white slaver gang and hidden rooms with quicklime and a human skeleton.
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Twenty-second Street
Vice District
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Wiert W. Hatlam
Illnois Vigilant Cration
One-Cent Transfer Likely On Cleveland Street Rail
Cleveland officials expect a 1 cent transfer fee to start Sept 1 in addition to the 8 cent fare. The June report shows the interest fund shrinking to 386 575 47 and a June deficit of 170 037 36 based on receipts and expenditures. Summer maintenance costs rise from 4 to 6 cents with 18 000 monthly charge for scrapping 700 000 worth of old equipment.
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Attempted assassination of the Khédive in Constantinople
The Khédive Abbas Hilmi of Egypt was shot in the cheek and arm as he left the Grand Vizierate in Constantinople. His condition is not dangerous. His son in law Djelal Ferid Bey was wounded in the leg. The attacker Mahmud Musaffer, an Egyptian, was killed by a member of the Khédive's retinue.
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Mahmud Musaffer
Sunday Times page section listing and content
The Sunday Times details its 88 pages across eight sections. Part 2 General News Part 4 Editorial Cable Wireless and Sports Part 5 Resorts Drama Fashions Real Estate Business Financial Automobiles Part 6 Magazine Part 7 Book Review Part 8 Real Estate Directory.
Train Terror: Farnell Fires On Boston Express
A Brooklyn man named Charles S. Farnell opened fire on a southbound New Haven express between Woodlawn and Williamsbridge, injuring a woman holding a baby, a man passenger, and a trainman. He stopped the train by pulling the bell card and was captured after a chase, claiming 브ooklyn address and age about 24.
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Shea
Grand Central Station
Picture Section Volume Report For Today
The Picture Section outlines twelve pages with four rotogravure and eight halftone pages. If your copy lacks this, notify The New York Times with your newsdealer’s name.
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Transatlantic America flight delayed to October
The America airship project led by Lieut Porte and Glenn Curtiss postpones the planned August launch to October after fuel-economy tests. The hull will be rebuilt to reduce weight, with consideration of a land launch if needed, and a third engine may be removed to improve performance.
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William B. Gash
Rodman Wanamaker
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Porte
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Mr. Curtiss
Mr. Gash
War Fever in Berlin as Serbia Rejects Demands
PARADE AT 10 EMBASSIES Demonstrations in front of the Russian and French buildings amid high excitement. Kaiser shortens Norwegian cruise and returns to Germany as war preparations intensify. Berlin crowds chant for Austria and sing national anthems in a furious display of war spirit.
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Pariser- Platz
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Royal Castle
Germany
Servia Replies to Austria Prompting Break in Relations
Belgrade reports a Servian reply to Austria Hungary that vows sincere neighborly relations and compliance with a range of demands. Austria deemed the reply insufficient and severed relations. Demands include front page repudiation of Pan-Servian propaganda Narodna Odbrana disbandment officials removal confessions prosecution arms suppression at frontier.
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Austria
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Paris on the brink as Austro-Servian crisis sparks panic
Paris crowds call for Berlin as fears grow of a wider European war. Reports tie unrest to Austria Hungary and Servia clash, with market turmoil on the Bourse and questions over French leadership. The press debates intervention and the danger of a swift continental conflict.
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Poincaré Arrives in Stockholm to Warm Royal Welcome
The French fleet escorting President Poincaré anchored near Stockholm on July 25. The King and Crown Prince welcomed the party aboard a state launch, then guided them to the castle as large crowds cheered along the route.
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Servian General Putnik Arrest Reported in Budapest
Budapest dispatch reports Gen. Radomir Putnik chief of the Servian General Staff has been seized by Hungarian military authorities while en route from Styria Austria to Belgrade. The arrest, if confirmed, could affect regional military leadership.
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Italian Deputy Questions Austrian Note Amid War Talk
Rome reports Andrea Torre a Chamber of Deputies member who claims Italian officials would not have counseled or approved the Austrian note if they had known its existence. Press commentaries note Italy’s cautious course with Britain, while Austria seeks peace efforts.
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War likely says Austro-Hungarian envoy Dumba in U S
Boston July 26 Dr Constantine Theodor Dumba the Austro-Hungarian ambassador warned there will likely be war after relations with Serbia were broken. He spoke from Manchester by the Sea waiting for a dispatch from his government before a formal statement. He doubted Russia was mobilizing though warned Russian intervention could be the danger.
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Dumba
Austrian Crisis Deepens After Ultimatum Rejected
A report notes Austrian Minister RE is cited as replying to an ultimatum that was rejected. A Serb army chief was captured while attempting to return to Belgrade from Graz where he stayed. In Paris a demand drifts that Germany engineered a Vienna coup against Servia. Italian press criticizes Austrian ally and opposes war.
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Britain Eyes Peace Amid Mediation Hopes
Diplomatic strands fray as Austria Hungary and Servia sever relations at 6 pm. Martial law appears across Austro-Hungarian realm while Servian reply to the ultimatum is deemed unsatisfactory. Emperor Francis Joseph departs with staff. King Peter and government retreat toward Kragujevac as mobilization looms. General panic sweeps European markets and capitals.
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Belgrade
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Legation
War Considered Certain as Austria Prepares for Conflict
Vienna reports signal a certitude of war with Servia. Crowds march in the streets, Austria-Hungary recalls its Belgrade minister, and a manifesto is expected declaring resolve to exact reparations. Troop concentration along the Servian frontier is anticipated as censorship tightens.
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