Not Guilty Frees Kluxen in Madison Woods Trial
In Morristown Essex County yes the court acquitted Kluxen of murdering 11 year old Janette in the woods near Madison. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after about three hours deliberation. Crowd turmoil followed as the boy Francis Kluxen embraced his mother and the courtroom cleared.
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N.J
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Supreme Court
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Francis Drone
Five Years if He Slips Away on Fishing Trip
ATLANTA July 14 From now on Georgia husbands must tell their wives why they do not come home at night. A Senate bill by Senator Dennis Fleming would outlaw slipping away without full consent and require stating whereabouts at all times. The measure makes fishing trips without wife’s consent a felony with a sentence of five to twenty years at hard labor.
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Harding Eyes Railroad Takeover and Coal Seizure Threats
Harding signals government seizure of railroads with conscripted crews if shopmen strike cripples business, while ready to seize coal mines unless operators and miners accept his arbitration plan by next Monday. Railroad Labor Board makes new effort to settle the strike as economic tension grows.
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Evangelical Protestant Society
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CleGee
British to Send Commission to Study Debt Funding
The British government will forward a note to Washington to accept the U.S. invitation for a commission to study funding the British debt. Sir Auckland Geddes is likely to play a prominent role. Britain aims to pay the full American debt and may scale French and Italian loans if German indemnity reductions are accepted.
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England
United States
Stops Runaway Horse By Twisting Its Ears
Mounted Patrolman John Wichman of Traffic Precinct D halted a runaway horse owned by Joseph Langell by seizing it by the ears in Brooklyn’s shopping district. As the animal bolted from its stable on Summit Street it dashed past Borough Hall and the Hall of Records before Wichman on Czar slowed and stopped it with a deft grip at Hoyt Street after a close chase with Patrolman Michael Meany joining the pursuit.
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Brooklyn
Central Park
Joseph Langell
Summit Street
Joralemon Street
Borough Hall
Hall of Records
Fulton Street
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Behin
Czar
Hoyt Street
Michael Meany
Hoyt
Bergen
Wicoman
World Flyers Next Jump Across India Aiming for Hardest Leg
Major W. Blake, attempting a world circumnavigation, arrived in Bagdad after a desert crossing from Egypt. He left Croydon last month, faced delays at Marseilles and Brindisi, with the next leg set for India, deemed the trip’s most challenging segment.
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London
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Millan
Bagdad
Egypt
Star
Blake
Croydon
Marseilles
Brindisi
Italy
Blakoned
The Tribune Vacation Subscription Offer
A vacation note invites readers to arrange daily delivery of The Tribune while away this summer. Readers are urged to tell their newsdealer or call Beekman 3000 to provide a vacation address for subscription service.
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Beekman 3000
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Lloyd George Praises Prince's Aid to Empire
London July 14 Premier Lloyd George hosted a Downing Street dinner for the Prince of Wales. In a lengthy welcome, he lauded the prince's empire service and world tours, noting the India visit and the Asian descent of most subjects, and mentioning the Philippines visit and a cited link to American genius and energy.
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Lloyd George
Downing Street
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Empire
India
Philippines
Mergy
Grandfather Leads Skokie Golf as Hagen Stands Third
In Skokie golf action, a grandfather leads the field with breakout form before Hagen settles into third. British title contender scores rise to 145 after a brilliant morning, while Jones posts 146 to stay in the mix.
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Open golf leaders after first 36 holes at Glencoe
National Open scores show John Black of Oakland leading with 142 strokes after 36 holes, followed by William Melhorn 144 and Walter Hagen 145. Hagen, the British champion, started strong but trails Black as crowds chase the era’s great names like Evans Jones Duncan and Barnes amid Skokie Valley galleries.
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Pittsburgh
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Detroit
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Atlanta
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DeKalb
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Chicago
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Hutchison
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Scotia
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Claremont Club
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Eugene Sarazen
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Abe
Page
Tariff Revolt Aims to Cut Textile Rates in Senate
Washington July 14 Republican insurgents pushed against high cotton yarn duties and broader textile rates. Senator Lenroot urged reductions, while Wadsworth and La Follette signaled moves toward revising schedules. Democratic leaders see waning support for Finance Committee rates, with odds long for passage before September. Clothing trade protest against 33 cents per pound wool duty cited, Calder replying with tariff calculations and claims of cheaper cloth today than under the Underwood law.
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Coal Shortage Threatens Ohio Steel Furnaces
In Youngstown Ohio early curtailment of steel operations loomed as coal shipments halted by shopmen strike. Blast furnaces at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Republic Iron and Steel Trumbull Steel Brierhill Steel and Shenango Furnace planned partial curtailments to conserve stockpiled coal.
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Harding Ready to Seize Railroads and Mines If Strikes Ended
Washington report says the coal strike must be settled by arbitration or the federal government will take over mines to operate them. Monday is the deadline for miners and operators to resume production. Congress and the President weigh immediate government action with legislation backing power to seize and run mines if necessary. John L. Lewis signaled rejection of the White House proposal, while bituminous operators show conditional acceptance. Contd on next page.
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Mrs Goulds Rye Socialists Win Rand School Fight
The Rand School case ends with a court injunction requiring a state license to operate. Appellate Division upholds the injunction, ruling the law targets subversive doctrines and safeguards government stability. Justice Merrell details limits and intent of the statute and confirms it does not curb ordinary education or recreation.
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Jack's Night Spot to Be Sold at Public Auction
Mil waukee era landmark Jack's at Forty third Street and Sixth Avenue faces public sale by Septem ber 13 with auction slated for Septem ber 15 if not sold privately. John Dunston and Arthur C Sheridan announce the sale of the restaurant and surrounding west side properties amid speculation over a possible municipal art center and a separate liquor seizure case re suppression. He's getting old.
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Forty-fifth Streets
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Municipal Art
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Avalanche tragedy halts Everest expedition after fatal slide
The Public Ledger reports from Rongbuk Glacier that an avalanche killed sea porters and forced abandonment of the Mount Everest expedition. Three leaders C L Mallory T H Somervell and C A Crawford escaped. Final summit attempt was June 7.
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Conscription of Strikers to Run Trains in Public Emergency
Government considers taking over railroads and conscripting workers if the strike disrupts national business. Union leaders declare 8000 firemen and oilers to strike next Monday, with federal troops awaiting in Texas and National Guard units mobilized in Ohio. A striker is wounded in Chicago and a Baltimore and Ohio train is fired upon in Baltimore.
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Denison
Davis
Ohio
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Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Conscripting Strikers: Harding Considers Rail Operation Move
Washington July 14 The Cabinet discussed rail worker strikes and the possibility of government operation of railroads if traffic demoralizes business. Conscription of striking workers to run trains was considered as a last resort. Government power to keep lines moving was affirmed though interstate commerce had not yet been seriously disrupted.
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