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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1913

Page

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Imperator to Carry Over 2000 Travelers Back to Europe

New York June 24 Over 2,000 vacationists booked to sail on the Imperator’s return voyage to England and Germany on June 25. The ten decked ship, largest afloat, measures 614 feet in length with 50 900 gross tons and 63 000 horsepower, achieving 22.5 knots.

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Wilson vows thorough inquiry into entire Caminetti case

President Wilson announces determination to conduct a full inquiry into the white slave case. Attorney General McReynolds reports developments as California officials seek removal of McReynolds while Judge Herrington aided prosecutors in preparing the Caminetti and Maury Diggs prosecutions.

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Suitor Opened Fire at Wedding After Rejected Suitor

A wedding celebration ended in violence as Crezario shot the bride’s former suitor and wounded a friend and an unidentified woman. The groom, Nicholas Borzello, and his bride had been lovers in Italy. Borzello promised to wed after earning money. Crezario, who had been rejected, entered the house and fired. The bride survived. Borzello’s future was uncertain.

Rer Felice Sports Rother Nicholas Borzello Italy Crezario

Miss Ethel McCormick Engaged to Secretary McAdoo's Son

Baltimore social pages announce the engagement of Miss Ethel McCormick to the son of Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo. The couple's families confirm plans for a future marriage and indicate wedding details to follow.

License Denied for Sinclair and Halliwell Marriage

Poughkeepsie June 24 Mr Meta Sinclair divorced wife of Upton Sinclair and Hubert Halliwell were refused a marriage license on grounds they resided at Dr Sadler s sanitarium Woodstock while Mrs Sinclair listed New York City as home Halliwell said they would marry within a week but would not name details Boost Washington Bay at home.

Poughkeepsie, N Meta Sinclair Upton Sinclair Hubert Halliwell

Michigan Named Chairman for Democratic Campaign Committee

Washington June St admin forces chose a Michigan representative as chairman of the congressional campaign committee for 1914. Five vice chairmen were named, two from the Senate and three from the House, with a plan to cooperate with the National Democratic Campaign Committee. The committee also created a cooperation panel and elected a secretary and assistants.

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Ohio to pave National Road from Columbus to Zanesville

Governor Cox announces federal aid will fund most of a 49 mile National road paving project from Columbus to Zanesville with a total cost over 720000. Muskingum and Licking counties pledge 100000 and 140000 respectively, joint county shares to be doubled by state funds.

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Courtroom ICT Boy Fires in Courtroom Shootout

An eighteen year old named Stewart in a criminal court attempted to shoot prosecutors during sentencing for a prior armed robbery. The incident caused a panic as spectators and staff ducked for cover. Stewart was overpowered and an insanity inquiry may be ordered.

Waeblin Stewart Justi Stafford Justice Stafford

Woman testifies she did not intend to kill husband

In Mount Vernon Mrs. Margaret Scheiber tells a crim inal court jury she shot her husband August Scheiber only after seeing his wife re named abuse and blue dress. She says the sight of that woman triggered the shooting and that the bullet struck him instead. The couple's estate is valued at 200000 with life insurance. Their 12 year old daughter, missing for weeks, was later found in Chicago.

Schetber Lfe Chicago

French scientists urge adding potassium to radioactive list

French researchers argue potassium must be added to the catalog of radioactive substances, citing trace radioactivity in common elements and potential implications for safety regulations and handling guidelines.

Raymond Poincare Visits England on Brief Stop

President Raymond Poincare travels to England for a short official visit. He will meet with British leaders to discuss Franco British relations and ongoing European affairs.

British Gannon Boom Gladly Welcome Poincare Visit

Portmouth England June 34 Four long hulls of battleships greet President Raymond Poincare as he arrives for a three day visit to London. The Courbet carries the French chief executive through streets lined with flags bunting and triumphal decorations while Kipling writes an ode to France. An accident at Cherbourg kills two artillerymen and wounds eight as salutes fire.

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Prisoner Pay Plan Seen As Benefit To Inmates

The state prison system plans to pay prisoners three cents an hour starting in August under a new law. Wages may be saved or delivered to inmates upon release, with a $70,000 appropriation for the penitentiary and reformatory. Board president Thomas E. Davey says the scheme could reduce fidgeting and aid post release funds.

Pris Ohio Penitentiary Reformatory State Boat Administration Penitentiary and Reformatory Thomas E. Davey

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