Crippen Dupe Lenove Slated for August Trial In Quebec
Dr Hawley Crippen and Ethel Lenove, accused of murdering Belle Elmore, are remanded to August 8 in Quebec. Crippen appears calm in jail while Lenove, though weak, is treated leniently as police prepare for extradition to England. A Scotland Yard detective will join, with Crippen’s return to Britain likely after August 13.
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Quebec
England
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
Belle Elmore
Montrose
Miss Lenove
McCarthy
Crippen
London
Cable
Provincial Court of Special Sessions
Scotland Yard
Sergi, Mitchell
Dewin
Traln
Missy Lenove
Miss Leneve
Cripyen
Thirteen aboard Rotterdam family sails toward Iowa farm
Among steerage passengers on the Rotterdam when she arrived today was a family of thirteen. Ken Jarick Van Kooten said he had been married for thirteen years and that the voyage from Appledorn in Gelderland to Alton, Iowa, where he bought a farm, will take thirteen days. He and his wife said thirteen has no terrors for them.
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Crippen
St. Lawrence
United States
Io Gebhard Will-Rich
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minn
Wil- Rich
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Kendall
Washington Post
New York
Rotterdam
Ken- Jarick van Kooten
Appledorn
Province of Gelderland
Holland
Alton
Iowa
Fall River
Qualey
Columbus
Wooking
van Valkenourgh
St. Regis
Judge Watson
Watson
Mets
Offiee
Philadelphia
Initiation May Be Fatal In Indiana Fray
Guy Buffington, 16, lay near Van Buren Aug 1 thought dying from injuries after a Saturday night hazing into the Order of Knights of Good Fellows. He said he was beaten with clubs and forced to wrestle until exhausted. the hazers named to officers.
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Washington Fos. van Buren
Ind
Guy Buffington
Order of Knights of Good Fellows
Hazers
Hint of More to Tell Court Does Not Free Him
Promoter and associate H W Corbett face a brewing scandal as habeas corpus arguments unfold over a $5 000 investment swindle claim by Mrs W T Bull. A new warrant charges grand larceny while remarks swirl around Van Valkenburgh and ten million dollar divorce intrigue as officials weigh intent and earnings.
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H. W. Corbett
New York
Harvey Wiley Corbett
John Quailey
W. T. Bull
Qualey
Charles L. Craig
van Valkenburgh
Philip van Vankenburgh
William Hayes Chapman
Europe
Edward Lauterbach Craig
John F. McIntyre
Corbett
Perkins
McIntyre
King Alfonso Leaves Spain Amid Vatican Clash in Turmoil
News from San Sebastian and Rome tracks King Alfonso and Queen Victoria as they depart Spain for England while Vatican demands concessions. The Vatican rejects 1904 terms and a nationalist Franco- Catholic clash rises with Carlists and bishops voicing support, and Madrid faces threats of civil unrest amid Catholic demonstrations.
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Vatican
San Sebastian
Spain
Alfonso
Victoria
England
Ramboullet
France
President Fallieres
Rome
Canalejan
Marquis de Ojeda
Madrid
Maer
Vico
Canalelas
Holy See
Canalejas
Maura
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Merry del Val
Don Jaime
Biscayan
Imparcial
Mheral Presa
Capital clergy engage in church state controversy
Catholic clergy in Washington show wide interest in the Vatican and Spanish government clash. Officials stress no doctrinal changes nor effects on church administration in the Americas, yet the dispute is viewed as pivotal for anticlerical sentiment in Europe.
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Vatican
Washington
Americas
Europe
Harmon says Gen Dick volunteered to lead strike guard
Gov Harmon told The Washington Post in Cleveland that Maj. Gen Charles Dick who is also a U S senator had volunteered to command troops awaiting a street car strike in Columbus. Weybrecht wired Dick to come on and take charge as the staff swells the guard with many officers. The cost to the state would run about 7642 34 per day for generals colonels majors captains and privates.
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Weybrecht
Leutenant
Tar and Feathers by Proxy at Seabright Estate
New York dated report says James M. Aligor, Seabright’s first settler, tarred and feathered his enemies by proxy over a boycott allegedly pushed by Seabright’s millionaire residents. He faced libel charges in Freehold court and, after being ordered to erase six painted names, replaced the act with a tar and feather display over the targets’ names.
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Apedal
New York
James M.aliger
Seabright
N. J
All Men
Chorus Girls Are Scarce
Special to the Washington: J J Schubert, junior member of a Chicago theatre firm, says chorus girls are exhausted in New York and star performers marry millionaires. He has come to Chicago to fill thinning choruses for twenty road productions as he laments the shrinking pool of capable performers.
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Washington
Chicago
J. J. Schubert
Lee
New York
Schubert
Stags
Strike Near Settlement Ends In Unconfirmed Hope
Montreal aug 1 officials of Grand Trunk and union leaders adjourned a labor conference after a rumor of settlement circulated. A Grand Trunk statement claimed an agreement had been reached but details were not released, while Presidents Garretson and Lee said they knew of no settlement.
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Montreal
Quebec
Grand Trunk
Garretson
Lee
Actress Grace Eaton Frees Oakland Youth From San Quentin
Grace Eaton, former Olga Nethersole company member, visited San Quentin to welcome Percy Pembroke, an Oakland youth released on parole after a robbery conviction. Eaton, aided by Nethersole, helped secure his freedom amid a background of local tough-guy ties.
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Washington Port
San Francisco
Grace Ef&ton
Olga Nethersole
Was &T
Gates
San Quentin Penitentiary
Percy Pembroke
Oakland
Pembroke
Nethersole
Miss Eaton
San Quentin
Tyck Sets Brussels Aviation Altitude Record at 5570 Feet
In Brussels on August 1 aeroplanist Tyck reached a new altitude record of 5,570 feet marking another entry in the era of rapid aviation milestones. The report notes ongoing frequent high altitude feats and mentions forthcoming Niagara Falls excursions and rail travel details for August. The Niagara Falls excursion train from Baltimore & Ohio departs Washington at 7:45 am via Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley lines with return validity and stopovers.
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Tyck
Brussels
Niagara Falle
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falla
Bop
Woman Aviator Kills Boy in England Flight Accident
Mme Franck, a French aviatrix, was severely injured while flying a Farman biplane at Sunderland. The plane crashed into a sightseer’s car, crushing and killing a boy and injuring several others as Franck suffered a broken leg and severe throat wounds from the wire braces.
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London
Mme
Franck
Sunderland
Farman
Idea
G. E. Roberts Steps Out at Chicago Bank Opening
The Continental and Commercial National Bank opens as a major U.S. bank. George F. Roberts resigns as president of the Commercial National in the consolidation with Continental and plans to retire from banking.
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Chicago
Continental and Commercial National Bank
United
George F. Roberts
Chicago Clearing House Association
Commercial National
Continental
Ozark Crew Miss Deep Sea Cruise As Water Runs Short
On board the Ozark off Annapolis Maryland on August 1 the ship could not sustain 9 knots, deck swells washed the decks, and citizen sailors were denied the Gardners Bay cruise. After partial speed, the vessel returned toward Hampton Roads while the rest of the fleet pressed on. Boiler leaks, empty fresh water tanks, condenser trouble, and a broken ice machine worsened conditions. The ship anchored near Lynnhaven Bay then resumed toward Annapolis, meeting a storm that forced an overnight stop.
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Gardners Bay
Sta
Naval
Ozark
Annapolis
Washington
Gardners’ Bay
Naval Reserve Fleet
Wampton Roads
Hampton Roads
Naval Reserve
Marsh
Capes
Gardnerg Hay
Lynnhaven Bay
Montt to Visit New York Under Multiagency Reception
President Montt of Chile arrives in New York on Thursday with a joint army navy and State Department reception planned. He will stay several days en route to Europe, meeting Taft on Friday and touring Boston by rail before boarding the Mayflower yacht at Beverly.
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Army
Navy
State Department
President Montt
Chile
New York
Europe
Chandler Hase
William H. Carter
War Department
H. McL
Hase
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Taft
Boston
Beverly
Taft Sticks To No Bow to Business In Campaign
Taft limits speeches citing pressing public business and plans a short trip to Provincetown for the Pilgrims Monument unveiling. In Beverly he met with New York figures Sherman and Ward to discuss gubernatorial prospects featuring Clark Williams and H. L. Stimson, and kept hands off the NY choice while Roosevelt’s influence looms.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Clark Williams
Stimson
Ward
Sherman
Beverly
New York Politica
New York
Albany
He. L. Stimson
United States
Dog's Faithfulness Vain Special to The Washington Pest
A three year old boy, George S D Smith, drowned today in a duck pond behind Alfred Alum's Hempstead home, Long Island. Rescue attempts by a trained colle failed despite timely help. Belmont Hospital ambulance attended, driven by the child's father who owns a local garage.
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Washington
New York
Colle
George SD. Smith
Alfred Alum
Hempstead
Long Island
Belmont Hospital
Ballinger Attacks Demagogues Over Conservation Row
St Paul Aug 1 Richard A Ballinger secretary of the interior denounces his enemies as demagogues claiming they seek to scapegoat him and split Taft and Roosevelt He says Taft and he favor constructive conservation while critics bluff about timber and coal shortages and misstate resources. He cites Pinchot Garfield and others in the attack.
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Taft
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Tait
Theodore Roosevelt
I. Laft
East
Cunningham Group
Ballinger
Andrew Christensen
Laura R. Glavis
General Land Office
Portland
Oreg
Christensen
Ballinger-Pinchot
Federal Building
Seattle
Mr. Glavis
Juneau Land Office
Glavis
Washington
Interior Department
Government
Ithe
Police Pity Crippen's Dupe Developments in Mrs Bull Suit
Major items from pages include Crippen case twists, Mrs Bull's lawsuit developments, Spain escape for King and Queen, Ozark relinquishing sea cruise, Taff speeches and Ballinger attacks, Tadge Watson poisoning, plus related society and public notices.
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Crippen
Mrs. Bull
Spain
Ozark
Taff
Ballinger
Tadge Watson
Bues
Pitcher
Capitol
Aero Club
Law of the Crippen Cage. 4—Madris Envoys Hostile To U. S
Killa
Kenilworth
Poolroom
Swanson
Lee
Governors Orders Prosecution of Delinquent Trustees
Gov Marshall ordered criminal prosecutions and civil suits against three Indiana township trustees and their bondsmen after reports from the State accounting board showed they were short in accounts. The total amount involved is about 190000 dollars.
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Rhode Island
Marshall
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Mareshall
State Accounting Board
Murder of Judge Watson Shocks Parkersburg
Parkersburg West Virginia August 1 1919 sensational murder of Judge James A Watson a prominent lawyer and capitalist found dead on his porch with suspected over $2000 missing Police detained Jessi and Lulu Metz two women and Claude B Simms an oil operator but released all after no sufficient evidence The case spurs private detectives hired by the family as officials broaden the mystery with theories of poisoning robbery and Bohemian hidden life
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Parkersburg
Baffies
Washington Post
W. Va
James A. Watson
Jessis
Lulu Mets
Claude &. Simms
Judge Watson
Simms
Metz
Sury
Watson
Fabister
Law and
Hiquor
Posses
Crane Pecked Out His Eye in Carey Town Incident
In Carralltown Pennsylvania on August 1, Joseph Warender 33 was holding a crane when the wounded bird pecked his left eye. Doctors fear sympathetic nerve trouble may cause the other eye to fail as well and he could lose the second eye.
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Carralltown
Joseph Warender
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