Bergdoll case widens with army major charge
In Washington and Little Rock reports the inquiry into Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and Major Bruce R. Campbell expands. Bergdoll accuses Campbell of taking money to aid her son's escape while Campbell defends innocence, saying he kept no funds. Separately a brutal attack at a rooming house results in the death of Anna Cornel and injuries to others after a Spaniard, Aurelio Francisco, goes on a stabbing spree guarded by a patrolman.
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Hubert Rider
Louis Fick
Francisco
Aurelio Colmenar
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Rick
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U S and Germany Begin Work on Peace Pact
American Commissioner in Berlin and German officials discuss groundwork for resuming relations. Details of the negotiations are unclear, with possible actions on commercial rights and broader diplomatic ties under consideration as talks proceed in Berlin.
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U.S
Germany
Berlin
Washington
Bejien Loving
Diesel
Amer- Pal Micson
Reikt Offce
Diesels
Opening Round Brings Hope From Slush Fund Probe
Police Commissioner Richard Enright testifies before the Moyer legislative sub committee about a $27,000 slush fund alleged to aid passage of the Lusk detective bill. He notes raids disrupted papers and says Mayor Hylan did own an inquiry, while several detectives and inspectors also testified as the hearing continued.
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Moyer Legislative Sub-Committee
Leonard M. Wellstein
Lusk
Enright
Hylan
Meyer Committee
William J. Lahey
Cornelius J. Brown
Lahey
John A. Leac
Wallstein
Elevator Cable Break Drops Thirteen Men and a Girl
Thirteen men and a girl escaped serious injury after an elevator in the Morton Building at 116 Nassau Street plummeted from the seventh floor to the basement. No one was seriously hurt. bumpers at the shaft bottom likely prevented worse harm. Operator Joseph O’Connor said the lift could not be stopped at the eighth floor. Ambulances and police assisted as tenants aided passengers.
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Burns Names Rothstein as Series Fixer
Chicago courtroom fills as Burns testifies in 1919 World Series scandal case. He names Arnald Rothstein Abe Attell David Zelser Billy Maharg and others as organizers of a scheme to throw the series to Cincinnati. He recalls meetings in Cincinnati hotels and says pitchers like Cicotte were eager to lose. Burns enters dramatically and court adjourns amid close questioning. testimony continues tomorrow.
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Arnald Rothstein
New York
Abe Attell
David Zolser
Des Moines
Billy Maharg
Philadelphia
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Hurns
Eddie Cicotte
Teau
Burns
David Zelser
Bennett
Zelser
Rothstein
Attell
Gary
Henry Grabiner
Kid Gleason
White Sox
Taylor Spink
George Gorman
Japanese Plan Siberia Evacuation Amid Far East Talks
Tokyo informed that Hajime Matsushima Permanent Secretary of the Foreign Ministry traveled to Siberia for talks on a general agreement with the Far Eastern Republic at Chita and for arranging a Japanese evacuation of Siberia, official confirmation appeared today.
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Associated Press
Hajime Matsushima
Foreign Ministry
Siberia
Farastern
Chita
Merchant Held For $50,000 By Abductors
Sharon, Pa. July 19 The book dealer Thomas R. Randolph aged 33 vanished last night and is thought abducted for a $50,000 ransom. Police warn near and far as letters from Randolph and his captors demand secrecy and a payment plan to Henry Buhl of Pittsburgh. The elder Randolph offered a $5,000 reward for safe return and arrest of abductors. Randolph last seen at Trouts Corners driving toward Sharon.
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Sharon
Thomas R. Randolph
E. V. Randolph
Randolph
Retsburgh
Henry Buhl
Pittsburgh
Boges & Bull
Fittsburgh
Buhl
Ion
Randalph
Nuhl
Trouts Corners
Augusta Moronsky
Police Tear Gas Demonstration Fends Off Mob at Barricade
Philadelphia police tested tear gas bombs to disperse rioters and halt car bandits at Cannon Ball Farm. Major Stephen Delaney led the event with 200 officers, using gas grenades to turn a charging mob into a docile group and force criminals to flee as windows stayed open and tearful suspects surrendered.
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Tribune
Philadel
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Philadelphia Bureau of Police
Cannon Ball Farm
South Philadelphia
Stephen J. Delaney
United States Chemical Warfare Service
Delaney
Police Bureau
Major Delaney
Traffe Squad
Moele
Tonneau
Cannon Ball House
Hughes to Head U S Delegation on Armament Conference
President Harding selects Charles E Hughes to lead the American delegation to a Pacific and Far Eastern arms limit conference. He excludes the president from serving on the commission, with Senate involvement anticipated and potential GOP and Democratic senators named. Japan’s racial issue is seen as manageable, with no disruption expected to conference goals.
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Washington
Charles E. Hughes
Harding
Henry Gebot Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Samuel Gompers
Ameri Commission
Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
America
Shantung
Siberia
State Department
Department
Hughes
United States
Senate
Wife seeks to stop Sunday visits with son in Ballgame row
Mrs Grace Lines of Morristown New Jersey sues husband John A Lines of New Brunswick New Jersey for separate maintenance and asks Vice Chancellor Backes in Newark to prohibit visit privileges with their four year old son noting Sunday ball games. The request was denied and custody remains as court orders specify. In a separate brief Helsingpur Denmark July 19 reports a Pravda note on a counter revolutionary plot with mass arrests of officers and soldiers.
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Morristown
N.d
John A. Lines
New Brunswick
N. J
Backes
Newark
Lloyd George to Attend Washington Arms Conference
London reports Premier Lloyd George will provisional attend the Washington conference on limitation of armaments. The move marks Britain’s likely participation in talks with the United States to curb military build ups.
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Associated Press
Lloyd George
US Could Save 112 Million in Budget, Dawes Finds
Washington report says estimated savings total 112,512,628.32 in current year expenditures across government departments from a Dawes analysis. Amounts include Treasury 30,942,149.00 and Interior 19,827,191.37 while Navy returns 10,047,891.25 and Agriculture 1,037,802.14.
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War Risk Bureau
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Postoffice Department
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Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Comptroller General's Office
Dawes
Congress
Shipping Board
Railroad Administration
Post Office Department
The
United States
Government expenses fall nine billion in year
The annual Treasury report shows total expenditures for the just-ended fiscal year drop by about 9 billion dollars from the prior year. Ordinary outlays tally roughly 35.1 billion, with public debt disbursements at 9.18 billion, led by War Department cuts and a savings in interest payments.
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Washington
Treasury
War Department
Irish Peace Hope Revives in Smuts Mediation
Irish peace talks show revival as General Smuts mediates between Lloyd George and Eamon de Valera after Sir James Craig departs for Belfast. London backs progress toward a summer settlement with talks possible in Belfast or Dublin and a Washington conference contemplated for later.
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Terbune Inn
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James Craig
Ulster
James
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Eamon Sir Valera
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Washington
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