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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1914

Page

5

Challenges to Freedoms in New Freedom Era Debated

Republican headquarters denounces the new freedom policy in Louisiana and condemns Congress for uncertain laws. It cites sugar planters, balance of trade deficits, and the risk to business while calling for adjournment and invoking Ben Butler comparisons. It notes export decline, imports rise, and foreign creditors selling U.S. securities amid a trust program critique.

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Rockville Center Police Burglar Admits Loot Used on Beauty

Rockville Center Long Island August 1 Special to The Washington Post Policeman Rolof Peterson confesses burglary after linking stolen goods to his companion Mrs Hilda Verlizan who allegedly wore silk stockings and dresses purchased with loot. Vertizan is charged with receiving stolen goods held on $1000 bail. Neighbors reportedly observed changes in her wardrobe prompting the investigation and arrest of Peterson and two other burglars.

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Acquittal of Mme Caillaux shocks French justice views

War news aside, the article denounces the Caillaux acquittal for the killing of Calmette as a miscarriage of justice. It argues judges and jurors were subservient to Caillaux and his powerful minister husband, aided by police dossiers and ministerial influence, ensuring his wife’s acquittal. It cites Attorney General Fabre’s removal and calls for accountability in France’s legal system.

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Tragic Thames cruise ends in drowning of Sir Denis Anson

A midnight river launch on the Thames ends with the drowning of Sir Denis Anson and William Mitchell, a bondsman who tried to aid him. Among guests were Lady Diana Manners Iris Tree Raymond Asquith and Count Constantin Benckendorff. Inquest finds party of high society enjoyed a proper outing and the accident was deplorable but not.findings raised no shocking evidence.

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Agrarian hopes rise as Mexican peon gains land rights

H J Browne reports from northern Mexico that the revolution has freed peasants from oppressive rents and sparked a surge of land ownership and economic relief. Tampico and Monterey show orderly commerce, no beggars, and active administration as Carranza plans a nationwide land tax to mobilize idle land.

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McDermott Plans Return and Hidden Agenda Hit

Former Representative James T. McDermott of Illinois resigns amid lobby allegations and outlines a plan to run for Congress and reclaim the vacancy. Supporters claim he could draw salary if reelected, while critics doubt revived charges. Also notes Park Road Methodist carnival at Lincoln Park with Speaker Clark on August 3 4 and 5 to fund church construction.

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