Extradition debate over Charlton case before Washington
In Hoboken a court hearing on Porter Charlton’s extradition to Italy grew tangled as prosecutors argued the matter shifts from municipal to federal authority. Alienists will assess Charlton’s sanity amid family, legal, and international law questions. his fate hinges on Washington’s decision and future courtroom steps.
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Safe Investments and Business Opportunities
The New York Times advertises that safer, legitimate investment opportunities come from consulting its Business Opportunity Columns. It warns readers not to risk capital and emphasizes the enforcement of advertising standards in that section.
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Extradition Debate Over Charlton Case Hots Up in Rome
Rome debates potential Italian extradition of Charlton after his arrest in New York. Jurists and officials clash on applying Italy’s and America's conventions. While Italy may claim the right to try him, the U S could offer to hand him over to Italian authorities to ease evidence collection.
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Italy likely to drop Charlton extradition case
The State Department has not received any extradition request for Charlton. Officials in Washington say Italy’s likely response, given its past reluctance to extradite its citizens, is to drop the matter and not seek Charlton’s surrender.
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European Banker Criticizes U S Banking System
R Huentsch head of R Huentsch & Co and a Geneva banker, criticizes American reserve practices and the use of checks, urging adoption of European credit and reserve methods. He warns that current U S practice constricts currency and fuels panics, while praising continental regulation and emergency currency. He travels home aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria after eight months in the United States.
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Porter Charlton Remembered At Kemp’s Summer Hotel
Ported Charlton, known on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, spent four summers at Mrs. Kemp’s hotel. Locals recall him as a polite, athletic youth who sailed and fished, had light romantic attachments, and married a much older woman, with many insisting he could not be guilty until his confession.
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American Couple Hurt in French Auto Crash Near Castellaine
The June 24 crash near Castellaine left Mme Matton dead. Officials identify one American as Harrison Henry with wife Ella Henry still awaiting U.S. address. Conflicting local sources list Henry Harrison of Chicago as the male occupant, others confirm only severe injuries to the man and no harm to his wife.
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Gould Fixes His Engine During Western Tour
King don Gould with a party of eastern stockholders and Union Pacific officers saw his engine fail near Pueblo Colorado. He crawled under the locomotive with tools, repaired the disablement in under thirty minutes, and the train pulled into Pueblo on its own engine.
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European investor views U.S. growth potential
The speaker notes abundant fine houses and many cars across the country and predicts agricultural wealth could support 300 million people with scientific and intensive farming. He is impressed by dry farming progress in the West and believes the United States will attract European investors for decades.
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Baths in Cold Tea Amazed Gotham Friends
A Gotham social note reports an unusual scene as baths in cold tea astonished local residents and drew attention from nearby friends who intervened to take her away.
Commuters Win Stay on Rail Rate Increase
Gov Fort announced assurance from the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads would suspend the new commuter rate increases until August 1. Pennsylvania Railroad President Ames McCrea signaled compliance, while other lines were to follow. commuters plan to push for further legislative action in New Jersey.
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Double Death By Own Action Stuns Birmingham Area
W P G Harding and his daughter Elizabeth arrive in Savannah to learn Mrs. Harding died by own action on Wednesday afternoon. Minutes later Guy R Johnson, formerly VP of Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron, shot himself. Authorities note possible prior agreement between the pair.
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Maniacal Visit Ends in Police and Ambulance Call
A west side physician warns against inviting a relative of a friend. A religiously obsessed man, Mr Jones, declares he will kill everyone and reads poetry before a police intervention. After a struggle he is taken to a sanitarium following medical evaluation.
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Government fly trap proposed by USDA experiment station
A Kansas USDA experimental station announces a cheap effective fly trap. A tin tray fitted to window frames holds kerosene water or sticky mixtures to kill or trap flies, with multiple trays per sunny window and daily emptying and refilling guidance.
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Estrada faction asks U S to block Columbia mission to Nicaragua
Washington reports Estradist representatives press for a warship to halt the Columbia voyage from New Orleans to Bluefields and Pearl Lagoon claiming munitions and three fast launches with machine guns were aboard marked J I to Julian Irias. Acting Consul General Oliver says the matter rests with Gen. Richard Gusman in Washington.
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British Consul General Sends Thanks for Memorial Services
Co. W. Bennett the British Consul General writes to Rev. br. William T. Manning rector of Trinity Church conveying official thanks of King George V for the services held in memory of the father King Edward.
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Naval Militia Ready to Walk In Fourth of July
City marks progress toward a safe Fourth of July with park concerts by city bands at Franz Seigel Macomb s Dam Bronx St Mary s Crotona St James s Claremont and Van Cortlandt. Naval militia chief Russell Raynor assures officers that personal opinions in the ranks do not reflect the unit, while funds lag behind with $3,517 raised to date including $500 from J P Morgan & Co and $100 from Vanderbilt and Tiffany & Co.
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First Aid Advice for Fourth of July Injuries
Brig. Gen. F Elbert Davis of the National volunteer emergency service urges rapid first aid for burn and gunshot injuries among Fourth of July victims. He prescribes clothing removal, oil dressings, bicarbonate, and sterile materials for burns, plus prompt wound cleaning and physician calls for shot wounds. Davis previously led ambulance and field hospitals for the Hudson Fulton celebration and Roosevelt homecoming.
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WIFE SLAYER SURRENDERS AT LONG ISLAND CITY STATION
Alexis Rokowsky turned himself in with his eight year old son, seeking news of his wife who was found stabbed on a woods path near North Beach. He was taken to the police court and held on a homicide charge after admitting a confrontation with his wife at her sister’s home in New Brighton.
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Bribe Allegations Shake Senate Indian Contracts
Senator Gore charges a bribery attempt linked to Indian contract deals as House and Senate maneuvers trigger accusations. He cites a “friend in need” and names a House member tied to the contracts, while calls for investigations loom and conference action continues.
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Harris Eye Service Offers OTC Glasses Protection
Harris Eye Service markets protection against eyesight injury from OTC glasses sold in jewelry or department stores. It promises dual eye care by optometrists and opticians at glasses prices of two dollars and up.
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