Alienation suit defense paints Mr Weaverson as a son
Mrs. Caroline W Frame testified she loved Mr Weaverson as a son and that he acted like a son to her, denying charges of alienating her husband Frederick Weaverson. She described twenty years of acquaintance, church ties, and faithful conduct while recounting past financial support and caregiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline W. Frame
Brownlie Rathbone Weaverson
Frederick Weaverson
Henry
Mr. Weaverson
A. P. Jetmore
Jetmore
Weaverson
Mrs. Frame
Hher
Robbers Bind Four In Safe Breaking Attempt At Dairy Office
Seven men armed with revolvers entered the McDermott Dairy office at 475th Street and Park Avenue late last night posing as messengers. They forced Edward Murphy and two bottle washers into the basement after binding and gagging them, then attacked the safe with drilling tools. Benjamin Brown was seized but freed himself and alarmed the police as the robbers fled, escaping with no loot recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott Dairy Company
475Th Street
Park Avenue
Gin&ly
Edward Murphy
Charles Richards
Jack Montague
Murphy
Benjamin Brown
Brown
Flower Hospital
Bile
New York Rents Campaign Targets Tax Reform and Preparedness
The Society to Lower Rents and Reduce Taxes on Homes led a week long campaign in Manhattan and Brooklyn with taxi speeches promoting a 1 percent city building tax and a land value based tax plan. Petition signatures urged a local referendum and a city budget supertax on land values. Speakers included Benjamin C. Marsh and Helen K. Walsh with others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Leubuscher
New York City
Benjamin C. Marsh
Helen K. Walsh
E. O. Perry
de Witt Clinton High School
Leo K. Mayer
Thomas August Weyman
E. Vail Stebbens
Grace I. Colbron
W. B. Vernam
James MacGregor
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Brooke Society
Broadway
Cap tauschers Indictment Upheld In Military Plot Case
Federal Judge Wolverton overruled a demurrer by Felix D. Levy and Herbert C. Smyth to the pending indictment charging Captain Hane Tauscher and others with conspiring to form a military expedition to destroy the Welland Canal in Canada in September 1914. The ruling rejects the argument that five unorganized men could not constitute a military expedition under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
Wolverton
Felix D. Levy
Herbert C. Smyth
Hane Tauscher
Krupps
United States
Mme. Gadski
Singer
Wolf von Igel
von Papen
Alfred A. Fritzen
Constantine Covan
Corani Gonzales
Welland Canal
Canada
Tauscher
1600 More Troops On Mexican Border
Captain Burrage questioned the purpose of troop movements as the State Department through a special agent in Mexico City warns the de facto government about anti American outbreaks spreading for nearly two weeks. Towns hold mass meetings protesting American presence. some property attacked but no threats to Americans reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrage
State Department
Cial
Rodgers
Mexico City
Mexico
American Soldier Shot Amid Border Raids and Patrols
On the Texas border renewed raids prompted stronger river patrols and closer watch on Carranza forces. Private Lee Sanders of the Twelfth Infantry was shot and slightly wounded near Lone Cabin New Mexico by two Mexican bandits during clashes following a cross border raid. General Bell requests 1500 additional troops to bolster El Paso Fabens district patrols. Carrazarea forces arrived in Juarez from Chihuahua City and were assigned as riverfront patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
EL Paso
Carranza
Lee Sanders
Twelfth Infantry
Lone Cabin
N. M
Hechita
War Department
Bell
Fabens
Texas
Jacinto Trevino
Gavira
Pershing
Casas Grandes
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Three Bandits Killed in Texas Ranch Raid
Three Mexicans who raided the T. A. Coleman ranch were killed by a sheriff s posse and three captured by cavalry under Captain Wellborn near San Antonio. General Mann at Laredo says Wellborn and armed civilians continue the hunt for the remaining raiders, with one wearing a Carranza officer s uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
T. A. Coleman Ranch
Captain Wellborn
Funston
General Mann
Laredo
Wellborn
Carranza officer links to slain bandit in Texas raid
In Texas the pursuit of raiders from the Coleman ranch ends with the death of one Mexican bandit wearing a Carranza uniform. An American captive, George Conover, and companion Arthur Meyers, report five Mexicans and two Japanese in the group, with the flag reading Libertad Igualdad e Independencia to be used at trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Coleman Ranch
Carranza
Webb
Col. Villareal
Carranza Army
George Conover
Arthur Meyers
de la Rosa
Villa leader Cruz Domingues captured by Constitutionalist forces
In Chihuahua City June 12, General Jacinto Trevino announced the capture of Cruz Domingues, a top Villa commander active at Ojos Azules. Domingues was taken at Carichio, sixty miles southwest, prompting his order for followers to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Cruz Domingues
Chihuahua
Jacinto Trevino
Dominguez
Ojos Azules
Carichio
Here
Novoa
Torreo
Santa Teresa
Durango
General Trevino
Former Mexico City Tramway Manager Flees Mexico
Howard L. Francis, ex-manager of the capital tramways, arrived aboard the Morro Castle from Mexico City after deserting his post. He described growing anti American propaganda and his failed attempt to secure a fellow countryman’s release from prison in the republic’s capital. He arrived with no baggage and offered remarks on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Francis
Mexico City
Ward Line
Morro Castile
Mexico
The
Republic
Exile and Arrest Fear Tension in Mexico City
Mr. Francia recounts a civil engineer H A Dunn jailed for political reasons then confined with 500 prisoners in Belem Prison bull pen. He describes starvation in Mexico City and government control of supplies forcing price caps as Americans fear growing trouble ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Francis
H. A. Dunn
California
Belem
Réners
Mexico City
Dunn
Carranza
Mexico
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Schoony's
Abercrombie & Fitch Co
West 36Th St
Kolynos
Kolynos Company
New Haven, Conn., U. S. A
LLC
Garu
Ite
Ingle
F. J. Shepard JR
Louis
Helen
Lyndhurst
Frank Gould
Irvington
N. Y
Finley J. Shepard, Jr
Shepard
Christopher
Dobbs Ferry
Helen Gould
Finley
Lous
Lyndburgt
Jane de Groff Thompson
Dorothy
Palafox
Cactus
Capital Tramways
Aeolian Hall
Aeolian
Vocalion
Th Aeolian Company
W. 42Nd Street
Flatbush Avenue
Pianela
Wm. A. White & Sons
Cedar Street
John
Sheffield
Higgins & Seiter
Greenhut
Defforton W. Smith Co., Inc
Welle Fargo & Co
Commerce Delivery Car
Commerce Delivery
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