Diggs Caminetti case postponed by Labor Secretary
Washington report states Secretary Wilson took responsibility for delaying the Diggs Caminetti trial at McNab’s request to allow Caminetti to confer with his son. McNab’s telegram sparked public criticism of the Department of Justice. Attorney Devlin and Koynton provide statements about the postponement and public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Witton
Department of Labor
Digis
Caminett
United States
John L. McNab
San Vrandheo
Wilson
Tom
A. Caminetti
California
Pacific Ports
Public Service
McNab
New Ponte
Harrisbore
San Francisco
Department of Justice
Japan's Baseball Magnate Mere and Transit Lines Debate
Curis provides more Sulzer data while Japan's baseball magnate Mere weighs influence on transit lines. A lawyer Varationists claim overwhelming support, with other notes on rail safety and public figures. Veterans to meet at Gettysburg and casualties listed from a Niagara River incident are noted among assorted local items.
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Curis
Sulzer
Japan
Jonjala
Caso
White Wings
Gaynor
Seve Park
Fresh Air Fund
Itman
Rochelle
Reaseuren
Bryan Inderxen
Hays McNub
Niagara
Gettysburg
Fifty Excursionists Hurt In Train Wreck Near Sterling
Fifty excursionists were injured when three of five cars derailed from a Pennsylvania Railroad train north of Sterling station at 9:20 AM bound for Olean Rock City and Bradford. The most serious victims were taken to Craig Colony Hospital in Songeo. District Attorney Frank K. Cook raised concerns about track faults and ties, ordering a halt to any burning of wreck ties until a Public Service Commission investigation could proceed.
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Rochester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sterling Staton
Olean
Rock City
Bradford
Penn
Sterling
Phyris
Mount Mor
Ris
Geneseo
Craig
Songeo
Frank K. Cook
Livingston County
Cook
Sheri Donald G. Avomiy
Renmb
Public Service Commission
Kinjiro Okazaki
Tokio
Cunard
Carmania
Japan
Polo Grounds
Grande
Superbas
Okazaki
Chavaki
Leland Stanford University
University of Kioto
Stanford
Kioto
Mas
Baseball Association of
California
Europe
London
Marquis Katsura
Progressive Party
Dosikal Party
Two Boys Die in Niagara Whirlpool Tragedy During River Outing
In Niagara Falls a fishing trip turned fatal as Hubert Moore eleven and Donald Roy nine were swept to the rapids after a boat drifted from shore. A companion, twelve, escaped by jumping into the river and swimming to shore. Firemen and waiting crowds could not save the youths as the boat capsized near Cantilever Bridge and disappeared in the swift current.
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Tribune
Niagara
N. J
Hubert Moore
Ald Roy
aMont
God
Phon
George
Niagara Avenue
Ada
Thompson
Harold
Currency Bill Gladdens Bryan Hope in Unity Push
Secretary Bryan issued a strong endorsement of the currency bill on the eve of President Wilson's Congress message. The plan, framed with the President and Secretary McAdoo, promises Treasury notes issued by the government to regional reserve banks, aiming to place credit in public hands while preserving public protections.
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the Tribune
Karen v
Washington
Congress
Bryan
McAdoo
Treasury
Board of Control
Banka
Puiblic
Haltimore
Aldrich
Money Trust
Affidavit in Sulzer Curtis Suit in Windsor County VT
A Vermont affidavit by Alfred B. Watson states he is lightly acquainted with William Sulzer who sues his wife Mary Maud Watson for alleged service. He says Sulzer never provided services for her and that the suit seems an attempt to blackmail or extort money. The affidavit mentions Geo Curtin and motives to impoverish Sulzer’s wife.
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Alfred B. Watson
Dartvord
County of Windsor
State of
Vermont
William Sulzer
New York City
Sulzer
Geo
Curtin
Pingree
Windsor
Watsons
Watson
Zs Ik
Simmons
Lexington
Felix McCloskey
House of Representatives
McCloskey
Judgne Jeans
McCloakey
Murphy denies he spied on Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy breaks his silence with a formal statement denying involvement in any conspiracy to attack Governor Sulzer. He claims he never advised or arranged political maneuvers, challenges Sulzer to prove any wrongdoing, and describes the Vermont and Stilwell allegations as false. Murphy recounts meetings with Sulzer, asserts he did not seek or propose talks without safeguards, and accuses Sulzer of mischaracterizing his actions while defending his own integrity.
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Charles F. Murphy
Not Sulaer
Tammany Hall
Smith
Thomas
Murphy Wan Ay
Sulzer
Curtle
Vermont
Gaffney
Gattney
Honerary Highway Commission
Albany
Executive Mansion
Executive Chamber
National Democratic Club
Waldorf
William Sulzer
Buffalo and fowl fight ends in fowl's death
A Philadelphia telegraph wire reports a Zoo buffalo killing a peafowl in an unequal duel after the bird pecked at the buffalo's eye and nose. The incident occurred as a flock’s disruption led keeper Jey to confine birds in the bird house.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Zoological Gardena
Man Jey
Fear His Name He's Hero Saves Auto After Explosion
Norman Fear an eighteen year old Montclair resident proved a hero when a five gallon kerosene can exploded while he poured oil into a car tank. He seized a blanket and beat out the flames burning him to protect the automobile until the fire department arrived. The car suffered slight damage.
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Auto
Tribune
Montclair
N. J
Norman Fear
Kaselene
Vear
Fear
George
North
Willow Street
Rattler Kills Children Near Reach North Dakota
Mrs. Dave Grant of Reach area found her two sons aged five and seven dead in bed with a rattlesnake between them. Authorities believe the snake crawled into the bedding during the day while outdoors airing. The boys had complained of pinching each other the previous evening.
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Reach
N. D
Dave Grant
Indict Sulzer Move Prompts Libel Suit Claims by Watson Case
The Tribune reports former Judge George M Curtis released four documents in the Sulzer Watson dispute, challenging the Governor’s libel denials. Curtis asserts two documents are authentic, cites a February 2 1911 Pingree letter, and details affidavits from Watson’s husband and Zs Ik Simmons while placing Curtis’s own role in the Anderson will case.
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George M. Curtis
Sulzer
Mary Maud Watson
the Tribune
Brooklyn
Curtis
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Pabinet
Secretary of Labor
Caminetti
Diggs-Camine
Charles C. Boynton
K. T. Devin
Koynton
Mrr
Devin
Devi
and Cares
Deviin
Mr. Boynton
Sterling Station
N. Y
Parlia
Empire
New Ideal Party
Pledq
Sulzer-Curtis
Windsor County, Sa
Wary Maud Watson
Ton Anderson
Per
Maud Wataon
Anid Culeer
Worthlena
Guiser
Ny Anid Wie
Murphy
Tammany
New York
Chicago
Tse
Pan Handie’ Limited
Pennsylvania Trailroad
Pennsylvania Station
Rattler
Snake
Sulzer Pingree
Pingré
Billy
Ram
Plumley
Anserson
John Anderson
Henderson
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