Clark Replies to Taft Charges as Ungrateful
Champ Clark, speaker of the U S House, denounces President Taft for misstatements and says the tariff board would not influence Democrats in pushing tariff revision. He claims Democrats would support reciprocal treaties and tariff bills if an extra session were called, defending Democratic reciprocity and attacking Taft’s veto of the wool bill.
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President’s tariff battle sparks party clash over tariff board
The speaker denounces the Payne Aldrich Smoot tariff as rushed and political. He accuses the President of ignorance on tariff details, defends Underwood’s wool bill process, and argues for quicker tariff revision without delaying boards. He cites votes and calls for public support.
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Togo Departs for Home with Warship Escort
Admiral Togo boards the Japanese liner Tamba Maru for homeward departure from Seattle. A large Japanese crowd cheers as West Virginia and Colorado escort the ship, with boats and organi zations following until the high seas. Taft thanked in a Washington telegram for his farewell.
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MGR W J WHITE DIES IN BROOKLYN CHURCH
New York reports the death of Mgr William J. White the first rector of the Church of the Visitation Brooklyn from septic poison after an operation for kidney trouble two weeks prior He was educated locally and at the American College in Rome and was esteemed among Brooklyn's heborins class by honorary membership and at a central labor union post before priestly studies He had previously worked as a newsboy.
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Virginia Wife Murder Trial Witnesses Describe Blood Spots
In a Midlothian case, testimony recounts Paul Beattie buying shells, a shell matching those found near the crime scene, and blood spots on a gun. A 11-year-old witness reports a second blood spot along the Midlothian turnpike, while clothing was burned and a yellow hairpin linked to Mrs Beattie is referenced. The trial proceeds with judgeings and new witnesses ordered for tomorrow.
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Watson
Richard S. Tuthill
Chicago
Beattie Beattie Beattie Crosses Beattie Trial Scenes
In a heated coroner’s inquest and courtroom cross examination, Paul Beattie answers questions over the murder case of Mrs Beattie. He admits limited education, a seizure during the inquest, and conflicts about buying a gun for Henry Beattie Jr. He defends his silence to shield relatives while denying motive or malice.
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Beattie Murder Trial Echoes with Confession Claims
Court portraits reveal key witnesses Paul Beattie testifies Henry Beattie nearly confessed wife murder. Henri etta Pittman and May Stuart place Beattie with Beulah Binford the night before. Prosecution leader Wendenburg presses cross examination while defense counsel Smith stays cautious. Additional witnesses describe post crime calls and gun details as trial continues in Chesterfield Jail sessions.
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Harry Smith, Jr
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Diplomats Confer Before New Missions Arrive
American diplomats from Tokyo Rome Belgium and Berlin plan Washington consultations before new postings. Ambassadors O'Brien Bryan Beaupre Leishman and ministers Bryce Anderson Carter Dubois arrive October to November with Rockhill presenting credentials to the sultan.
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John R. Carter
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Turkey
Sleeping Senator Robbed in Texas Senate Session
During an all night Texas State senate session Senator Claude Hudspeth slept on a cot near a window. A thief climbed to the window and stole the senator's purse containing 74 dollars. The special session ended by limitation today as the upper house had four bills on its calendar. The quorum was reportedly broken by absences to block the congressional redistricting bill.
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Kwiet and Gans Arrested in $500000 Bank Embezzlement Case
Berlin authorities arrested Paul Kwiet and Martin Gans, heads of Kwiet Gans private banking house, on charges of embezzling about 540,000 from the bank's deposits. The alleged theft stems from police reports filed today in Berlin.
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