Justifiable homicide verdict in apartment tragedy
Coroner's jury finds James P. Callaway killed a man on a back porch after a wife claim of drinks with the victim and broker presence. Witnesses describe a scream that prompted the shooting as officers noted a chaotic scene in a residence linked to W. B. Carhart and a broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Callaway
W. B. Carhart
Broker
Son
Antiatita
A. Te
James
Cal- Tata
Tituccaen
Atiinta Broker and Coutymur
Arhart
Carhart
Aelentutile
Tony Por
A Wate
Bachealer
Rioting in Mexico City as Villa and Zapata restore order
Mexico City faced a violent week with looting arson and street fighting as Gen. Francisco Villa arrives from the north and Gen. Emiliano Zapata from the south. Volunteers and troops restored calm while Zapata and Villa asserted cooperation and prepared for further actions.
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Mexico City
el Paso Junction
Francisco Villa
Emiliano Zapata
Villa
Kor
Tao el Paso
Zapata
Gan. Villa
Aguascadentes
San Antonio Abad
Chapultepic
Angeles
Pachuca
Jose Isabel Robles
Pablo Gonzales
Yachuca
Carranza
Buinness
Puebla
Head trauma blamed in Slay Case as insanity defense opens
Testimony linked the accused Jerman A Kabansky to mental deficiency after a head injury at age about five. Defense portrays him as mentally unsound since youth, citing four years in reform school and failed militia and cavalry service. Prosecution closes case. alienist experts to clash over dementia praecox diagnosis as trial proceeds.
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Insanty
Jerman A A. Kabansky
Covington
Eena Rebey
Nnie Wolpe
Kabinsky
Cavalry
Capers
Fabey
Kataneky
United States
Archer and
Wampler
Parks Are Menaced Sewerage Plan Urged At Banquet
John L. Weaver president of the Real Waters Brokers Association of Washington warns at a Commercial Club banquet that parks and streams face becoming open sewers unless the city extends sewerage beyond its borders into Maryland. Thomas Shallcross Jr. calls on real estate men to show investment value, citing illiquid stocks and bonds.
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Thomas Shallcross, Jr
John L. Weaver
Real Waters Brokers’ Association of Washington
Commercial Club
Thomas Shalleroas
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
Hook Creek
Anacostia Park
A. & Taylor
National Organization
Thi
Covington
District Supreme Court
S. Thorne
Glenn Brown
Herbert T. Shannon
Harry EK. Boas
Clarence Dodge
William AL. Saunders
Philadelphia
S. S. Thorpe
Minneapolis
A. S. Taylor
Naval needs in torpedo work and armor piercing
The navy reports the torpedo branch lags behind rapid material gains, proposes firing torpedoes with buoyancy in deep water to cut losses, and notes 40 torpedoes lost annually despite improvements. It firm ly supports armor piercing explosives and cites armor plate testing showing current types superior. Admiral Straus urges a cash reward for civilian naval gun factory workers who innovate in process or design for government benefit.
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Admiral Straus
Naval Gun Factory
Mantell Dual Roles as Louis XI and Romeo Delight Crowd
Robert Mantell staged a two character tour de force at the Helasco theater, portraying Louis XI with superb malice and Romeo with diminished youthful fire. The evening performance outshone the matinee, delivering a masterful, sinister portrait of the French king and a vivid, elegant Juliet by Miss Genevieve Hamper, while supporting turns by Walter Gibbs and Fritz Letber enhanced the Delavigne revival. Mantell closes with a preview of King Lear tonight.
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Louis XL
Hamper
Juliet
Sophoclea
Shaw
Homeo
Louis XI
Romantic
Lover
Louis the Cruel
France
Robert Mantell
Helasco
Romeo
Louis
King John
Manteil
Mr. Mantell
John
Walter Gibbs
Tristan
Fritz Letber
Hemours
Genevieve Hamper
Marie
Miss Hamper
Fritz Leibers Mercutio
Mr. Mantel
King Lear
Cure for Mining Ills Executive Power Limited
Gov elect Carlson urged an industrial commission with powers to draft an employers compensation act and oversee state governance at the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations session in Denver. Ammons testified bonds would be sold to cover militia costs while Wilson’s withdrawal of federal troops was anticipated. Osgood defended private bargaining rights for workers, and a Rockefeller Foundation probe was announced, with hearings in Dallas, Washington, and New York to follow, naming Rockefeller Jr. and Morgan among possible witnesses.
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Dbenyer
Colo
George A. Carlson
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Gov. Ammons
Carlson
Gev. Ammons
Wilson
C. Osgood
Vietor-American Jruel Company
Osgood
Commissioner O'Connell
Rockefeller Foundation
Walsh
Dallas
Tex
Denver
Washington
New York
John YD. Rockefeller, Jr
EU. H. Gary
FP. Morgan
William Rockefeller
Kingdon Gould
How Resinol Cured Itching Skin Torment
Baltimore Maryland May 28 1914 report of a year long eczema covering legs and limbs. The narrator describes initial water pimples that burst, causing severe itching and burning, with sleep loss. After trying various remedies a Resinol ointment and soap provided instant relief and one month of steady use fully cured.
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Baltimore
T. S. Lewis
Summit Street
Suit over Gracie stock certificate worth 6500
Mrs Constance Shack Gracie and her daughter Edith Temple Gracie sue J William Henry and the firm Lewis Johnson & Co in the District Supreme Court seeking surrender and cancellation of stock certificates valued at 6500 held in Pacific Coast Company. The suit alleges misdelivery loss and improper collateral use, with a receiver now managing the banking firm. A related matter requests promissory note recovery from District National Bank and awaits court schedules.
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William Heary
Lewis Johnson & Co
Supreme Court of District
Constance Schack Gracie
Archibald Gracie
Misa Edith Temple Gracie
District Supreme Court
J. William Henry
Benjamin Woodrutt
Gracie
Pacific Coast Company
William Henry
J. Willian Henry
J. Wiliam Henry
Franklin National Bank
Pacific Coast
John E. Benton
John J. Kenton
Bankers Trust Company
Sullivan
Congstrake Shack
United States Steel Corporation
Goth
Constance Shack Gracie
Justice McCoy
Rachel E. Trimble
Charles W. Darring Jolius J. Peyser
District National Bank
Steach
Washington T. Nailor
District Real Estate
Benjamin Woodruff
Agree to drop bank bill after conference with Glass
Federal Reserve Board and Chairman Glass reached accord on abandoning the Aldrich-Vreeland currency measure. Administration leaders in Congress will drop the bill to let national banks use 100 percent of commercial paper for emergency currency instead of 30 percent. Henry of Texas had a motion to recommit for cotton currency details.
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Federal Reserve Board
Glass
House Currency Committee
Congress
Glassi
Henry
Texas
Army and Navy Changes of the Day Report Major Transfers
Army and Navy daily changes list leaves of absence and transfers across medical corps and infantry. Names include Maj Albei y, First Lieuts Farnim Malloy and McCormick, and Capt Wells, with duties to sanitary organizations across states from Indiana to New York and Washington. Many officers receive reassignment to Forts and militia units. detailed stations and dates accompany each entry.
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Albeiy
Francis H. Farnim
Marvin EL Malloy
Amiety
Varino Nadal
Porto Rico
Edwart C. McCormick
Robert A. Hrgwinn
M. A. W. Sitourkley
Medical Corpa
Illitta
Indianapolis
Frankfort
Bloomington
Augila
Leulaville
Beattyyne
Guchineton
Grand Rapids
Detrote
Beysy
Mich
Clnementi
Mepet
New York City
Fort McKinley
James L. Bevans
William A. Duncan
Fort Leavenworth
Kaus
Medical Department of
The
Army
Smith A. Harria
Fourteenth Infantry
North Georgia Agricultural College
Tablodega
Rugrne Robinson
Sixteenth Infantry
Pacific Branch
Latter States Military Prison
Alcatraz
Cal
Edward P. King, Jr
Navy Orders and Detachments Amid War Time Lines
Navy orders list officers and detachments: Commander Hunts, Chet Wolhman at Norfolk Navy Yard, Wellington noted, Rear Admiral Malan retired in Washington. Sources show Atlantic Fleet unit placements and shipyard assignments amid flare of wartime operations.
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Tobrd
Atlantie Het Lacue
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Wohltman
Wellington
Admira A. T
Washington
Salt Lake Becomes Fresh After Dam Break
Salt Lake city reports a shift in lake chemistry as a railroad cut alters water flow. The new diversion changes the lake’s north shore and threatens waterfowl, with many perishing in the expanding ice.
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Salt Lake
Seether Lew
Great Bat Lake
Belgian Widow Bequest in Will of John Comber
A $100 bequest to Belgian widows made homeless by war appears in the will of John B. Comber dated November 8 offered for probate. Comber, an old soldier, had lived at the Soldier's Home. St Joseph's Orphan Asylum will receive $600, the Little Sisters of the Poor $160, and the remainder to Henry C Owen James Covey Henry Burmester Charles Scully Thomas Welch Peter Albert and Thomas King, friends at the Soldiers' Home.
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John B. Comber
Comber
St. Joseph's
Henry Burmester
Charles Scully
Thomas Welch
Peter Albert
Thomas King
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Wetherbee & Wood
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J. C. Weaver
Clifford Hangs
George Henderson
L. Burt Nye
John P. Story
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Claude Livingston
Wiliam FH. Saunders
J. Leo Hatton
Adam A. Weschler
J. Leo Kolb
Charles S Robb
Walter Tuckerman
W. Billeary
E. McG. Jones
WW. M. Beall
Charles W. Fairfax
Charles C. Stone
Calvert Bowie
II L. Rust
Charles J. Wire
William J. Terrell
Arthur J. Jendricks
A. C. Houghton
William P. T Normoyle
James F. Shes
Powell T. Manning
John W. Childress
William H. Iwest
Lee D. Wallmer
D. KK. Terry
Af.f. Mandher
William E. Shannon
Morton J. Bucks
Harry G. Meem
Thomas Bradley
Joseph B.bowling
N. L. Lansbury
Oden S. Smith
Clarence E. Norment
Wallace Whitcker
Wiliam Sullivan
L. M. Kelley
Wade
HH. Blackistone
Gilbert Dent
A. S. Gardiner
George ¥. Worthingon
George Y. Worthington
Durand
S. Rube
Clarence I. Sessford
Mloyd
HE. Davis
Theodore Judd
James L. Lampton
Harry Wardew
B.Y. Saul
William Clabaugh
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Robert (. Howard
L. Ww. Groomes
Harry K. Ross
A.C. P. ShoejMaker
Louis P. Shoemaker
Edgar Ss. Kennedy
A. D. Addison
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Colorado Needs Industrial Board
Executive Power Limited
Cadifoun
Federal Commission
I.M. Gidding & Co
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