Duel at Paris court over Caillaux letters shocks hearing
The presiding judge sought a duel as judges quarreled over Caillaux letters read in court. Mme Caillaux collapsed after the Gueydan letters were produced, her husband and Labori guiding the defense amid the heated exchange.
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Mme
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Mie
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Mme. Caillaux
Mme. Calloux
Gaston Calnette
the Figaro
Mme. Gueydan
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M. Caltette
Maitre Labori
M. Labori
M. Caillaux
Sagetend
Pocatello Band Concert Sunday at Court House Lawn
The Pocatello band offers a Sunday night concert at 7 30 on the art house lawn. The program includes a mix of overtures waltzes serenades and selections by composers such as Victor Herbert Stephen Foster and Hermann Schade with Professor Herman Schade directing.
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Pocatello
Art House
Royal Commander
Ieee
Blankenburg
Sea Mills
Victor Herbert Mae
Stephen Foster
Tobani Eet
Herman Schade
Motor Line Planned for Pocatello Service
A new auto-bus and street car system is organized in Pocatello with White company built motor trucks arriving soon. First of four vehicles will reach within days, August 15, to start regular street service. Officers include Lyman Fargo president and T H Gather manager. rails not required and service targets all reasonable streets.
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Pocatello
White Company
Cleveland
Gillo
Europe
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pocatello Street Car Company
Lyman Fargo
Earl C. White
H. A. Witthoft
J. C. McNichols
T. H. Gather
No Progress in Wage Controversy Between Railroads and Enginemen
Chicago July 25 The central event is a federal mediation meeting on the wage dispute involving 45 000 enginemen and ninety eight western railroads. Mediators refuse to talk and little progress toward settlement is reported with a possible general strike looming, though no firm date is set. The engine men promise to give two days notice before any strike. Mediation has failed to settle the wage difference and the board seeks a working basis to forward arbitration.
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Chicago
Federal Board of Mediation
Wheat Market Advance Sparks Brief War Panic
Chicago on July 26 saw a brief war panic in the wheat market with some bids rising nearly three cents a bushel from the night before. The majority of trades, however, reflected gains of a half to one and a half cents.
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Chicago
July Wheat Closes at 85 Cents in Chicago
Chicago July wheat closed at 85 cents per bushel on July 25, with traders noting light demand and steady selling pressure as prices held near session lows. The market reflection pointed to cautious speculators awaiting further supply cues and weather signals.
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Chicago
Wilson Withdraws Jones Nomination From Federal Reserve Board
President Wilson suddenly withdraws Thomas D. Jones of Chicago from consideration for the federal reserve board ending a bitter Senate fight. Letters show Jones pressed for withdrawal amid Democratic opposition linked to International Harvester. The White House emphasized support for Paul M. Warburg and ongoing efforts to win his confirmation.
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Wilson
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Jones
Reed
Missouri
International Harvester Company
White House
Paul M. Warburg
Reserve Board
Mr. Warburg
Banking Committee
O'Gorman
Haiti Revolutionaries Suppressed Amid Government Control
Reports from Haiti indicate the government has gained the upper hand over revolutionists who failed to overthrow President Seamer. Weakened and discouraged, the rebels abandon further attempts as officials hope order can be restored without American intervention.
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Washington
State Department
Haiti
Seamer
Attempted to kill the khedive in Constantinople
The khedive of Egypt was leaving the grand vizierate in Constantinople when an Egyptian attacker fired at him. A member of the khedive's suite promptly knocked the assailant down.
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Constantinople
Egypt
Union Pacific Granted Chance to Close Colorado Gateways
The Interstate Commerce Commission today permits Union Pacific to close Colorado gateways for general traffic between executive points of the system in Oregon and Washington and places on and east of the Missouri River. The carrier must revise its tariffs and restore previous fruit and lumber tariff routes and privileges.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Colorado
Oregon
Missouri River
Mountain Timber plant burned at Kalamas
Fire destroyed the sawmill lumber stock and wharf of the Mountain Timber company on the Columbia river front Kalamas Washington. Loss estimated at 375000 with 250000 insured. Plant owned by Nebraska capital interests.
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Kalamas, Wash
Mountain Timber Company
Columbia River
Nebraska Capitaliste
Water Rules Urged as City Faces Shortage
The acting mayor George Williams urges water conservation in the city citing past shortages and possible disruptions to cafes and institutions. Read and follow the Poca tello Water Company rules. penalties for violations will be strictly enforced to prevent running out of water.
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Pocatello Water Company
George Williams
Democrats Fail To Nominate State Ticket In County Caucus
A large Democratic gathering in the law office of P C O Malley discussed nominations for September county primaries but no agreement was reached on a party slate. Only Nels Hogan filed for county commissioner, with leaders reviewing eligibles and leaving nominations to individuals as Jeffersonians hint at stepping forward. Meanwhile European tensions rise as Austria issues a ultimatum to Servia over pan Servian movements and the Bosnian assassination, Russia warning of intervention.
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P. C. O'Malley
Nels Hogan
Dallas
Texas
Congress
Not Buying More War Munitions in Mexico Crisis
Washington reports confirm Villa is not purchasing armaments independently of Carranza. Officials say the US is helping align Provisional President Carbajal, Carranza, Villa, and Zapata toward a peaceful restoration, with Zapata promising cooperation and emissaries due to discuss reforms. Carranza arrives at Tampico for transfer arrangements.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Washington
Carbajal
Emiliano Zapata
United States
Zapata
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Tampico
Reginaldo Cepeda
American expert accepted to untangle European intervention risks
Washington, D. C. Charles M. Johnson of Tadienopolis has been designated by the Department site and accepted by the Dominican Republic as the financial expert to untangle complications involving Europe and threatening American intervention.
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Washington, D. C
Charles M. Johnson
Tadienopolis
Dominican Republic
Russia mobilization talks signal possible war move
In Saint Petersburg on July 25 a council of ministers convened by the emperor at Peterhof discussed swift army mobilization. Indications suggest Russia aims to take drastic measures to prevent the downfall of Serbia, signaling a stance toward possible broader conflict.
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St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Russia
Servia
Serb reply deadline debated by Austro Hungarian office
The Russian chargé d affaires asks for a 48 hour extension for Servia to answer the Austrian note. Belgrade reports Servia accepts the Austrian demands under protest. Vienna notes Austria may curb its stance toward Servia with a more moderate attitude.
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Vienna
Forein
Belgrade
Servia
Austria
Austro-Hungarian Note to Servia Declined
Vienna July 25 reports the Austro Hungarian minister at Kelm erade delivered a note to the Servian foreign office stating Servian reply is unsatisfactory. The Austro Hungarian minister and staff left Belgrade afterward. The government refused Servia’s request to extend the reply deadline.
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Vienna
Kelmerade
Servian Foreign Office
Belgrade
Servia
Servia Submits to Austria Under Unconditional Demands
Budapest special editions report Servia has submitted unconditionally to Austria's demands. The likely diplomatic fallout and regional tension follow as authorities confirm the move.
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Budapest
Servia
Austria
Rumor of King Peter Abdicating Circle in Serbia
An Austrian dispatch reports Serbia accepting all Austrian demands via telegram from Belgrade. A second bulletin notes rumors that King Peter of Serbia abdicated, fueling uncertainty from Vienna to London on July 25.
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London
Vienna
Belgrade
Peter of Servia
Servian Army Mobilization Ordered In Belgrade
A Belgrade message reports orders to mobilize the Servian army issued at 3 PM. The king of Servia, his court, and garrison are departing Belgrade.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Servia
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