Taggart and 127 OTHERS Charged With Conspiracy
Indianapolis June 22 Thomas Taggart Democratic national committeeman and former national chairman Mayor Joseph E Bell Chief of Police Samuel Parrott and 125 others were indicted by a county grand jury on charges of conspiracy to commit felonies including election bribery and blackmail More than a dozen from Bell s official family and about as many police officers were named along with election officials ward leaders and voters in a 128 member indictment charging false registration illegal voting and ballot tampering Bond for Taggart and Bell set at 5000 each with both freed on personal bonds
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
E. Bell
Eday
Cha
Taggart
Bell
Pells
Joseph E. Bell
Samuel Parrott
Fred Barrett
Robert Metzger
Board of Safety
Frank P. Baker
Herman Adam
Denis Bush
Edward Lyons
John Sluss
Donn M. Roberts
Terre Haute
Berlin Press Suspended Over Submarine Warfare Article
Berlin officials suspend indefinitely the Tages Zeitung for an article by Count Reventlow denying international law in submarine warfare. In Washington, Ambassador Gerard cannot yet learn when Berlin will reply to the latest U S note, as President Wilson notes the timing remains uncertain.
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Berlin
London
Berlin Tages Zeitung
Count Reventlow
America
Count von Reventlow
Tages Zeitung
United States
Washington
Gerard
Wilson
William P. Frye
Prinz Weiter Friedrich
Germans Rush New Battleships With 17 Inch Guns
London dispatch notes Daily Mail commentary on Dutch reports that Germany is completing battleships armed with 17 inch guns. The piece argues the war at sea favors the side with the largest guns and urges British Admiralty to prevent German naval ascendancy.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Holland
No New Peace Offers From Wilson
President Wilson said no new mediation offers are being made in Europe. He noted all U S mediation offers had been disclosed publicly or semi publicly and that foreign governments are aware of the United States desire to help achieve peace.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
United States
Open Air Concert Program in Bienville Square
Tonight's program by the First Infantry Band features marches and waltzes in an open air setting at Bienville Square. Selections include Semper Fidelis and Top Tipperary along with a medley of marches and overtures.
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Bienville Square
Trade Balance Reaches 976 Million to June 19
Secretary Redfield told a cabinet meeting the total trade balance in favor of the United States on June 19 stood at 976 million dollars. He predicted the fiscal year ending July 1 would exceed one billion dollars. Cotton exports for the week ending June 19 totaled 56 841 bales bringing August 1 1914 to date to about 8 028 241 bales.
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Washington
Redfield
United States
Montgomery Bank Argues Demurrers in Lacy Money Suit
Attorneys for Montgomery Savings Bank argued demurrers in a state suit to recover funds embezzled by Theo Lacy. The hearing before Montgomery city court marks a test case on bank liability for money given to Lacy in March 1913.
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Montgomery Bank
Lacy
Montgomery
Montgomery Savings Bank
Theo Lacy
Bank head arrested in Alabama for unlawfully receiving deposits
Eugene F. Ensien, president of the defunct Jefferson County Savings Bank, Birmingham, was arrested after a grand jury returned a true bill charging unlawfully receiving deposits. He was placed under a $2,500 bond and proclaimed his innocence amid the bank's failure days earlier.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eugene F. Ensien
Jefferson County Savings Bank
Enslen
Touart and McAleer Confer With Committee on Claims Against State
Harry Touart and John T. McAleer of Mobile conferred with legislators about claims against the state motor vehicle department. Further talks planned once D. J. Callaghan arrives. he is a witness in the case.
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Touart
McAleer
Committee On
Montgomery
Ala
Harry Touart
John T. McAleer
Mobile
State Motor Vehicle Department
D. J. Callaghan
Callaghan
Spanish Cabinet Resigns Over Loan Confidence Vote
Madrid reports the Spanish cabinet resigned and deemed the failure of the recent loan as a lack of confidence vote. The cabinet had served under Premier Dato since 1913 and earlier discussed a $150 million loan at par with 4.5 percent interest, while King Alfonso signed a decree nationalizing the foreign debt.
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Madrid
Dato
Spain
Alfonso
Reward Offered For Escapee From Sing Sing Prison
Convicts at Sing Sing offer a $100 reward for Frederick Spence who escaped after a moving picture show. Warden Osborne had tightened privileges under the Welfare League regime, contending Spence broke trust and must be recaptured. A prisoner delegation presented the reward and cited the escape as the first test of Osborne's reform policy.
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Sing Sing
Frederick Spence
Warden Osborne
Sing
Osborn
Spence
Osborne
Welfare League
Desperate Yaqui Valley settlers face raiding threat
Washington dispatch describes Yaqui Valley Indians as desperate as settlers fear raiding if U.S. forces are not yet landed to protect them. A ranch near Nogales reports 500 mounted and 300 foot Indians surrounding, with settlers ready to defend until marines arrive. Officials note no new attacks near foreigners and question reports of Mexican army actions.
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Washington
Yaqui
United States
State Department
Nogales
Maytorena
Gonzal
Mexico City
Carranza
Sillimany
Vera Cruz
Zapata
Gonzalés
Wilson
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Angeles
Mexico
Donna Christina righted hoped as crew fate awaited
In Tampa on June 22 salvage crews planned to right the schooner Donna Christina after it was towed in. About three feet of keel showed above water as Captain Wiebe of the Ed gar F. Coney said bodies of Capt T T Parish his wife child and crew may be inside the wrecked craft forecastle and hoped to turn it over by night.
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Tampa
Fla
Wiebe
Edgar F. Coney
T. T. Parish
Newspapers Today as Advertising Medium, Finn Tells Meeting
Chicago June 22 Joseph H Finn urged delegates at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention that newspapers are a stronger advertising medium due to gripping national power. He said the true news that pays advertisers best makes the best newspaper and that truth is the convention slogan.
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Chicago
Joseph H. Finn
Associated Advertising Clubs
St Ig
Finn
Ee. Edad. Tr
Dreadnaughts in Italian booty at Montfalcone
Berlin reports heavy fighting along the Fecht river. France claims gains. Italy takes Montfalcone with two dreadnoughts and other war materiel. Dunkirk bombardment, submarine sinkings, and Russian retreat near Lemberg are also noted.
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Berlin
London
Aleace
Paris
Montfalcone
Rome
French War Office
Dunkirk
Petrograd
Black Sea
Eregli
Bosphorus
Kefken Island
Carisbrook
Glasgow
Montreal
Leith
Scotland
Kinnairds
Sayville
Lemberg
Mackenzen
Linsingen
Boehm-Ermolt
Pflanzer
Woyrke
Cowart Agency Records Show No Money Spent
Major J. T. Gorman told the legislative committee that in the immigration department during Lee Cowart’s administration he found no record of moneys expended or received. He warned Cowart he should keep records to avoid trouble. Mrs. M H Gwynn said she did not know of any immigrant winning passage through the department’s activities.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. T. Gorman
Public Accounts
Legislative Investigating Committee
Department of Immigration
Lee Cowart
Weather Outlook for Alabama and Mississippi Tonight
Fair and continued warm conditions with light variable winds in Alabama and Mississippi tonight and Wednesday. Washington reports similar forecast with fair skies and warm temperatures, light to variable winds.
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Mobile
Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
British casualty list shows 55 officers and 32500 men
London reports casualty totals issued Monday night listing 55 officers and 32500 men. Earlier Sunday list noted 4000 casualties.
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London
Thaws Seminary Trial on His Sanity Began in New York
Fifty witnesses were summoned for Harry K. Thaws sanity hearing at Matteawan asylum as he seeks release. Supreme Justice Hendrick presides with an advisory jury. Thaw attends with his mother and sister George Lauder Carnegie. Five jurors were selected for the proceeding.
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Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Mattexwan Asylum
Supreme Justice
Hendrick
Frank Cook
Alfred Becker
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Raymond Kieb
Matteawan
Asylum
Carlos MacDonald
George Lauder Carnegie
David Robinson
Jesse J. Strauss
Adolf W. Pritcch
Maynard W. Miller
Paul J. Marks
France's War Budget Seen At 400 Million Monthly
Paris reports that since the war began credits surpass 3.123 billion dollars with an estimated 1.188 billion for the third quarter. Budget official Albert Metin projects France's monthly war outlay at about 400 million dollars as pensions and other costs rise, while the economy shows some improvement and unemployment declines.
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Paris
Albert Metin
Chamber of Deputies
M. Metin
France
Two Frame Cottages Burned in Early Morning Fire
Firefighters were called shortly after midnight to Delaware and Lawrence streets where two small frame houses were destroyed and a third was badly damaged. The blaze began in the home of Thomas Scott and spread to W P Bond’s residence, with damages estimated near 1000 dollars.
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Delaware and
Lawrence Streets
Thomas Scott
W.P. Bond
McAdoo Names U S Commission for Pan American Trade
Washington June 22 Definite steps were taken to advance the Pan American conference aims. Secretary McAdoo named the U S representatives on an international high commission on uniform laws and set up eighteen permanent group committees to study needs of each country. The panel includes John Bassett Moore and David R. Francis, among others, with nine South and Central American members each. The plan lacks congressional funding but seeks continued administration effort.
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Washington
McAdoo
Western Hemisphere
United States
High Commission
Central
South America
International Commission
Congress
John Bassett Moore
John H. Fahey
David R. Francis
B. Hilary
A. B. Hepburn
George M. Reynolds
Henry P. Davidson
Samuel Untermyer
Leo 8. Rowe
South
Central America
James A. Farrell
Hy Goodwin
Washingtons & C
Was
Kies
Robert H. A Sere Aroma Valgae Clausen
Saree i
Lord Straight
New York
Bolivia
Joseph P. Grace
Brazil
John
Hays Hammond
Chile
Cleveland H. Dodge
Colombia
George W. Norris
Philadelphia
Costa Rica
J. W. Earle
Cuba
F. Q. Brown
Dominican Ublic
J. H.: Hollander
Timore
Ecuador
Joseph H. O’neil
Boston
Guatemala
St. Louis
Honduras
Baltimore
Nicaragua
W. L
Saunders
Panama
Buenos Ayres
Kipling Warns Haghammen of German Victory Fate
London June 22 Rudyard Kipling told a Southport recruitment meeting that if Germany wins the war England faces severe punishment for Belgian and Polish sufferings and that failure to subdue Germany would morally and mentally shame England beyond any other nation.
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Kipling
Haghammen
Germany
London
Rudyard Kipling
Southport
England
Destroyer Wadsworth Proves Speedy in Trials
The torpedo boat destroyer Wadsworth exceeded contract speed by over two knots during standardization trials at Rockland. She left on a fuel consumption run at 25 knots, with a forthcoming four hour full speed test. Success hinges on averaging 448 revolutions per minute.
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Rockland
Wadsworth
Berlin press attacks US demand to force German stance
A Berlin based dispatch reports a Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung critique of a German press campaign against U.S. demands on submarine policy. The piece accuses the Deutsche Tages Zeitung of ridiculing Germany's legal notes to the United States and attacking leading statesmen, warning it could hinder national security and strain international relations.
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Berlin
U. S
London
Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Deutsche’ Tages Zeitung
United States
America
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Frank's Fight for Life in Mary Phagan Case
Timeline of Frank convicted and sentenced in the Mary Phagan murder case from 1913 to 1918. Arrests, indictments, multiple trials and appeals, culminating in the governor commuting the death sentence to life imprisonment.
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Frank
Mary Phagan
Conley
Supreme Court of Georgia
T—Frank
Rec. Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Lamar
United States
Preme Court
Setes Supreme Court
Frank Punetuate
State Prison Board
Nor Slaton
Slaton
Tense calm as militia guards governor home in Atlanta
Atlanta June 22 quiet predawn and day with no repeat of yesterday's arson and threats. Officials say menace may persist around Slaton residence. crowds gathered, but calm contrasted with yesterday's tension. Police and militia maintain guard as reports of invasions falter and continued arrests noted on the city streets.
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Governor's
Atlanta
Gover
Slaton
Governors Home
Frank
Trial of Suits Against Bank in Lacy Matter To Begin Today
In Montgomery on June 22 the bank suits tied to the Lacy matter resume after a defense attorney’s illness caused yesterday’s postponement. The cases, on the Montgomery city court docket for over a year, have repeatedly been delayed by term.
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Montgomery
Trawick Funeral Notice Died June 22 1915
The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the family residence Spring Hill Crichton tomorrow Wednesday afternoon at 4 30 o clock. Magnolia Cemetery Corinth Mississippi papers copy.
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Rod Trawick
W. Trawick
Spring Hill
Crichton
Magnolia
Corinth
Mississippi
Lost and found notices from small town classifieds
Lost between Reiss and states one package of blue powder returned to 550 S. Death SSS en KEYS. Reward for return to J. B. Room 2 741 2 St. Francis. Strayed large black mule J. 8. Pihistrom Box 3 Theodore Ala. Lost gold chain and rocket locket with initials return to Mrs. Chas Whistler post office ward. Lost small black mesh government car car 6 o'clock day afternoon return to 13 ernment St Loop.
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Reiss
SSS En Keys
J. B
St. ‘Francis Aneth
Chas
Whistler
Ernment St
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Birmingham Bank
Frederick Spencer
Yaqui Valley
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Nicholas
Grodek
Cowart
Gorman
Wabash Railroad
Louis
Hillsboro
Jefferson County
Los Angeles
Cal
John Gorham Chandler
Supreme Court
Gliese
International Poetant
Col. House
Roslyn
L. 1
Col. E. M. House
Colonel House
United States On International Commission
QUT
Pihistrom
Theodore
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