Curran and Jury Acquits White Sox After Lockwood to 2 4rs.3
The jury finds seven former Chicago White Sox players not guilty in the 1919 World Series throwing case. Buck Weaver Eddie Cicotte and Joe Jackson lead the celebrations as verdicts end a lengthy trial.
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Curran
Jury
White Sox
Lockwood
Fusion
Chicago
Associated Press
Arnold Gandil
Glaude Williams
Eddie Cicotte
Joe Jackson
Carl Zork
St. Louis
David Zercer
Des Moines
Friend
Hel
William Barrett
Claude Williams
Buck Weaver
Risberg
Felsch
Williams
Gandil
Ban
Explosion at Paterson dye mill kills three workers
In Paterson New Jersey three workers died and several were injured when a drying machine at the Standard Silk Sync Company plant exploded. Two others died later in hospital. The whirling device tore through the area, damaging the drying section and injuring additional staff. Names of the dead include Michael Gauger Gus fermelt and Nora Maree not Welty, with several others hospitalized.
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Paterson
N. J
Standard Silk
Sync Company
Petead
Michael Gauger
Gus Fermelt
Nora Maree
Welty
Waeler
Randy
Partn
Ganger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Peng St Joseph's Hospital
Aus Lox
Harry Hokeko
Rum Schooner Seized Outside 3-Mile Limit
Two distinct items dominate this fragment: a breach of promise suit in Queens Supreme Court involving Claude MacNeil, son of sculptor Herman A. MacNeil, and the seizure outside the three mile limit of the two masted schooner Henry J Marshall with 1200 cases of whisky. The MacNeill case alleges romantic entanglements with Almena Scorpioni from Palermo while the Henry L Marshall case centers on rum running and US jurisdiction beyond territorial waters. The article notes the captain and mate fled, four crewmen arrested, and ongoing hearings.
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Claude MacNeil
Herman A. MacNeil
Almena Scorpioni
MacNeils
College Point
Queens Supreme Court
MacNeil
Miss Scorpioni
Long Island
Tuly
Italy
Scorpion
Chicago
Paris
Buffalo
St. Louis
Panama
Henry J. Marshall
Gloucester
Mass
United States Coast Guard
Seneca
Henry L. Marshall
United States
United States Shipping Board
Marshall
Florida
Jennie
K. Klausen
E. Thompson
Clarence King
Barcelona
M. Murphy
L. Maul
France
R Pike
Ireland
Collector of Customs
George W. Aldrich
J. ©. Stewart
United States District Attorney
Heyon
Cholera Wrecks Russian Famine Refugees and Army
Berlin dispatch reports cholera sweeping Volga famine zones as mobs flee toward Moscow. Red troops and deserters fall to the plague, roads littered with dead, peasants burn villages, and Trotsky’s forces appear unable to halt the exodus. The Soviet government forms two 60 000 man labor armies to battle famine and cholera while warning deserters’ families will be held as hostages.
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New York Tribune Inc
Berlin
Moscow
Volga
Red
Red Army
Trotsky
Petrograd
Kiskin
Russia
Leo Kamnenoff
Pravda
Maseia
Eimcare
Relief Agent to Get Guaranty From Russia
W L Brown European director of the American relief administration will travel to Riga to secure a written pledge from the Russian famine committee. Relief will begin only after American prisoners are released and the organization is authorized to act. The matter is treated as paramount by the American relief administration amid ongoing negotiations.
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London
Associated Press
W. L. Brown
American Relief Administration
Riga
Russian Famine Committee
Rei Administration
France Blames Dr Ryan for Cronstadt Revolt
Senator Joseph France of Maryland publicly accused Dr Edward W Ryan American Red Cross commissioner in the Baltic states of instigating a Cronstadt revolt last winter. Ryan dismissed the charge as ridiculous and Bolshevik rumors, with U S officials saying the accusation is baseless.
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Riga
Associated Press
Berlin
Joseph France
Maryland
Edward W. Ryan
American Red Cross
Baltic States
Cronstadt
Ryan
France
United States
Senate
Foreign Office
Ford Freight Rate Cut Too Rapid To Be Legal
Washington August 2 The Interstate Commerce Commission denied Henry Ford's Toledo Detroit and Tron railroad tariff reduction claiming the July 26 five cent per hundred cut on stone from Sibley Michigan to Detroit violated rules requiring a 30 day interval before further cuts. The commission said the 20 percent reduction application was not in compliance and could not be filed.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Toledo, Detroit & Troiton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stone
Sibley
Mich
Detroit
Con
Ford
Mail Loot Worth $300000 Found In Luggage In Worthington Case
Five suitcases contained securities valued near 300000 stolen from Dearborn Street and Toledo mail raids and the Sinclair Oil office robbery. John W Worthington and Owen B Evans faced bonds set at 50000 each, with more suspects sought as federal officers trace a 30 member group across the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
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Tribune
Chicago
John W. Worthington
Dearborn Street
Toledo
Sinclair Oil Company
New York
George N. Murdock
Department of Justice
Worthington
Landis
Waukegan
Owen B. Evans
Central Securities’ Company
North Lasalle Street
Charles H. Spelke
Clinnin
Teir Ofice
Atlantic
Pacific
Frans
Evans
Head of School Here Held in Mail Fraud
Federal officers arrest a Chicago connected head of school on mail fraud charges. Bail set at 10,000 dollars on a telegraphic request from federal authorities.
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Chicago
Augh McQuillan
Intellige Bureau
Department of Justin Rotinund
Breitung Sued for Gowns Delivered to Mrs West
Supreme Court suit seeks 4270 for gowns and work delivered to Mrs West formerly Mrs Hagerty between Sept 1919 and Oct 1920. Breitung promised payment in thirty days but a balance remains. items include pink satin wedding gown and velvet dresses with prices ranging from 45 to 850. Breitung has filed notice of appearance but no answer yet.
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poWner
Modisto
Way
Supreme Court
Mickson
Tne
M. West
E. M. Haggerty
Ingal
Brejtung
Preliminary Arms Council Definitely Off
Great Britain abandons plans for a preliminary Pacific conference before the Washington disarmament talks. London officials say dominion delegates will present their colonies’ case while negotiations focus on Japan and agenda details.
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The
Tribune
New York
Tribone Inc
London
Great Britain
Washington
Daily Chronicle
Premer Lloyd George
Dominios
America
Lloyd George
Dominion
Dominions
Scotland
United States
Japan
Otis
Retary Hughes
Iidehara
Shantung
Marshall
Caroline Islands
Sagka
Tien Island
China
Caruso Praised For Amiable Fame By Damrosch
Walter Damrosch praised Enrico Caruso in Paris stating the singer’s triumphs drew no envy. He lauded Caruso as a distinctive artist whose magnificent voice and self-made artistry earned universal respect among fellow singers.
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The
Tribune
New York Tribune
Paris
Harding Sleeps In Lodge Atop Mt Prospect
President Harding rests atop Mount Prospect during a Maine New Hampshire vacation. He rode 120 miles by car, greeted rural crowds, delivered two brief talks, and played eighteen holes at Crawford Notch. He praised New England and pledged to unite regions in a shared American ideal.
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Harding
Mt. Prospect
New England
Weeks
Boyden R. Sparkes Lancaster
N. H
Mount Prospect
Maine
New Hampshire
New
Portland
Baxter
Trederick Mayer Clark
Aroostook County
Mr. Harding
West
Northwest
Pacific
Lieut Hamon Amnesia Victim Disappears From Jersey Hospital
Lieutenant George Hamon, an amnesia patient at North Hudson Hospital in Weehawken, vanished last night after weeks of memory lapses. He had recalled some parents and life details but later showed complete memory loss, with police and hospital staff searching grounds and noting inconsistencies in his story and history.
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George Hamon
Weehawken
North Hudson Hospital
Hamon
Ofier
Richard Hanon
Oklahoma
Harmon
Lieutenant Hannon
Michael Lyons
Mildred Gumper
Hannon
Misa Gumper
Hanson
Owine
Mike Gumper
Lyons
Severa
Haman
New York
Hanien
Western Front
France
Caruno
Duygen
Prom
Juse
Rome
Caruso Dies On Naples Trip to Rome After Relapse
Enrico Caruso, famed tenor, died in Naples at the Hotel Vecuvius after a relapse from illness. Doctors diagnosed subphrenic abscess with peritonitis following a Pompeii pilgrimage. His wife Dorothy and family were at his bedside as four physicians and several musicians attended him during his final hours.
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Caruso
Napies
Rome
the Tribune Copsright
New York Tribune Tao
Naples
Enrico Caruso
Pompeii
New York
Associated Press
Capri
Sorrento
Aca
Dorothy
Park Benjamin
Cargao
Gloria
Rodolfo
Giovanni
Vincenzo Bellezza
Paolo Longone
Church of Santa Maria Gracia
Italy
Admiralty
Hirshito
Japan
Hidalgo
Monteranto
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Fleury H. Curran
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Farmer Borouch
Cyrus C. Miller
Brons
Greensboro
Richard W. Lawrence
Republican County Committee
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Jon ¥. Sheriden
Henry S.thompson
Joseph M. Provager
Adolph Hupfel
James A. Delehanty
Major Curran
Major la Guardia
Resms
Wiliam M Bennet
Tudee
Reuben L. Haskell
Brooklys
Esterday
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Jess Uente
Laskell
Is Guardia
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Tsing
Mandard Bester
City of
Tam
Tockwood
Pawn Tree
Zork
Zeler
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Almena Scorpions
Coast Guards
U.S
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Crawford Notch
Lieut
Jersey Hospital
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