Vast World News Roundup From Seven Days Of Turbulence
The week’s events span the murder trial of Mme Caillaux in France, Carranza and Huerta in Mexico, King George’s peace outreach, Russian strikes, Austro Serbian ultimatum, and U S political clashes. Reports detail protests, amnesty talks, transport blockades, and cabinet shifts shaping global affairs.
Roosevelt backs Harvey for New York governorship
Colonel Roosevelt finally clarifies his stance from Oyster Bay endorsing Harvey for the New York governorship, ending weeks of uncertainty about his political plans and the GOP nomination.
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Asquith Approves King Speech Amid Mixed Reactions
Premier Asquith says he vetted the king's Ulster conference speech and finds it constitutional, easing some Radical and Liberal protests. Yet many radicals insist the monarch violated constitutional bounds by initiating a political address. The report also notes Attorney General McReynolds opening a civil suit in New York to dissolve the New Railroad combine as an urian action.
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England
Buckingham Palace
Asquith
Ireland
Baku
St. Petersburg
Riga
Odessa
Reval
Finland
Huerta
Victoriana Huerta
Dresden
Puerto Mexico
United States
Jamaica
Servia
Austria-Hungary
Belgrade
Francis Ferdinand
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Austria
Mexico
Carbajal
Carranza
Haiti
Wilson
San Domingo
D. Hinman
Barnes
Hinman
Murphy
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Progressive Party
Good Citizens
Union of All
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Barres
Roosevelt
Senate
Thomas D. Jones
Reserve Bank Board
Jones
Press & Lorg
Whitman
Brandeis
Brandenburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Milwaukee
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President Wilson authorizes dissolution of New Haven rail monopoly
President Wilson directs equity dissolution of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad and orders criminal probes into its directors for alleged financial irregularities. Attorney General McReynolds reported the company refused a government settlement, prompting the move. A grand jury may consider criminal aspects while a court proceeding seeks monopoly dissolution.
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Massachusetts
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Vera Cruz
Garrison
Fred Boalt
Naval Court
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Ensign Richardson
Inas
Richardson
Becky Edelson
Alexander Berkman
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