Mayor May Quit Amid Lynching Probe
Newark July 14 state officials push for resignation of Mayor Herbert Atherton amid evidence of official misconduct tied to last Friday’s lynching of Carl Etherington. Attorney General Denman to lead grand jury as new arrests and possible executions loom. Governor Harmon vows action against mob participants and officials.
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Detectives face Newark lynching case and mob leaders
A Newark lynching investigation centers on a detective from the Anti Saloon League effort. The unnamed officer witnessed key moments of the mob and will testify to city officials' negligence and mob leadership before the grand jury. The league seeks corroborating witnesses and aims to expose municipal failures.
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Diplomatic calm as Berlin letters fade in Washington
Washington views the Emperors letters to Dr Madriz as polite phrases with no political weight. Officials note the Nicaraguan tangle will likely be resolved between the United States and Central American powers, while Berlin’s telegrams are seen as nonbinding.
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Germany’s Monroe Doctrine Stance Triggers Western Reactions
Reports from Washington and London discuss Germany’s refusal to recognize US supervision over Central America and Nicaragua in Bluefields and Madriz affairs. The State Department downplays the Kalver letter while warnful that Berlin’s stance could provoke anti German sentiment and potential trouble, amid tensions with Great Britain and Latin America.
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Wisconsin Democrats Choose Whiline and Bohline for State Tickets
Delegates at the Wisconsin Democratic Convention in Milwaukee named Mert Whiline of Ashland for United States senator and A. J. Bohinite of Milwaukee for governor after endorsing the Tepe on Huurgents Incon grow. The party rejected initiative and recall, left the issue to Gitshiets, and adopted a platform favoring tariff reform, conservation, and public expense publicity.
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Germany Shifts Tone in American Diplomatic Fight Over Central America
Berlin papers reveal a sudden change in Germanys stance toward American supervision of Central and South American relations. Editors clash over the Monroe Doctrine and Madriz of Nicaragua, with some editors defending German independence while others concede U S influence. Berlin officials trade statements as press departments fail to align, illustrating a volatile diplomacy scene.
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Incident Marred by Horse Stumble During Independence Day Steeplechase
Ambre Clark daughter of the Manhatten Life Insurance president faced a mishap when her horse Mind of Petit UM stumbled over a jump at the Independence Steeplechase meet. The animal suffered an injury and was euthanized following the fall.
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Plan Office Denies Blocking Cables Amid German Diplomacy Talk
The United Press representative stated this afternoon that the plan office had not authorized any denial of the contents of the cablegram sent yesterday concerning American pilots and German diplomacy in Central and South America.
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Slabaugh Declares At Warrants And Newark Flight
A muddled report from Franklin County details Slabaugh declaring amid a political scene involving forces against detentions. The piece notes prisoners to be delivered for safekeeping and mentions Licking County authorities preparing a response before a grand jury meeting next Mendig. A separate St Louis segment reports Oscar Erbst slene winning a balloon race starting at Forest Park, with the Erbelach dirigible balloon race concluding at Asbury Park New Jersey, on a windy day.
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Renowned scientist Herr Erbsloch dies in Rhine balloon crash
A high altitude dirigible accident near Pattee in West Germany claims the life of famed aviator Herr Erbsloch and his two companions. The Rhine Aerial Club craft, Erte hloon, failed after lifting from Dusseldorf, plunging 5000 feet to the ground in a cloud of twisted wreckage and flaming fuel. Witnesses describe a devastating fall as the airship broke apart over the village, with 600 spectators and 6,000 feet of debris reported.
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Plans for 27000-ton battleships approved by Congress
Washington reports that detailed plans for the 27000 ton dreadnaughts number thirty-four and thirty-five have been approved by the secretary of the navy. Designs will be drawn anew for submission to Congress, with a likely christening of the battleship Nevada and others.
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