Diggs and Caminetti Prosecution Messages Tension Across State
In 1913 a Sacramento case indicts Maury Diggs and Drew Caminetti for conspiring to violate the white slave traffic act by luring two California girls, Marsha Warrington and Leola Norris, to Reno and arranging their transport as mistresses. The U.S. Attorney urges swift trial while defense publicity and political ties spark public uproar and an internal struggle over pursuing justice.
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Washington, D.C
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Drew Caminetti
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Caminetti
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Leola Norris
Sacramento
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Reno
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Warrington
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State Capitol
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Santa Fe Railroad
Riverside Hotel
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Norris
Martin Beasley
Beasley
Caminett
Charles Harris
Tuolumne
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Harris
State Senate
Howe
Department of Justice
Washington
John L. Menab
United States
McClatchy
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Maury Diggs
Drew Catinetti
Republicans Prepare to Fight Underwood-Simmons Tariff Battle
Senate Republicans quietly ready an assault on the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill as debate nears. Senator Smoot plans a full substitute for wool tariffs while La Follette drafts rival schedules to curb wool and cotton protections. The clash could stretch into August with unit rule efforts and broad GOP support sought from Progressives and some Democrats.
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la Follette
Senate
Simmons
Utah
Wisconsin
Lene
Californians on Outing Promotes Racial Supremacy Debate
California pioneers group outing at Marshall Hall featured speeches by Michael F. O'Donoghue and Dr. Robert Stein advocating white racial supremacy and world domination. William Keefler spoke on historical points across the Potomac. Next association outing set for Harpers Ferry in August.
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California State Association
Marshall Hall
Michael F. O'Donoghue
Robert Stein
Willian Keefler
Potomac River
Washington
Marshall Mall
Harpers Ferry
Opposition to tax on policyholder dividends in reinsurance
Albany reports urge Congress to modify the Income tax feature of the tariff bill as it taxes dividends paid to policyholders of reinsurance companies. The plan would tax refunds to policyholders and earnings behind dividends, which the state insurance department calls inequitable, especially for mutual non profit companies.
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Albany
N. Y
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State Insurance Department
Russian Teachers Arrive for Educational Tour of U S
A group of six Russian tutors and teachers arrived today aboard the steam ship Czar to study the playground movement and social and educational work. J H Snodgrass American consul general at Moscow will accompany them as they tour Chicago Pittsburgh Washington Philadelphia and other cities.
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New York
J. H. Snodgrass
Moscow
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported
Movements of ocean steamers include Iaan Antwers-Vinland sailing to New York from Queenstown and Caronia, Dover-Lapland and Southampton-Oceania arriving from New York. Reports show Mauretania due at Fastnet from New York with Hib muerd 3.0. A poem line notes Monier Browhead in Chicago heading to Havre from New York.
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Vinland
New York
Queenstown
Caronia
Dover-Lapland
Southampton
Oceania
Liverpol
Carmania
Fastnet
Mauretania
New Tark
Monier Browhead
Chicago
Havre
Four Children Bitten by Stray Dogs in Northwest
Four children were badly bitten by stray dogs last night in Northwest streets. Hugo Sorins age 3, Frances Kennedy age 7, Harry Yates age 4, and George Thompson age 3 were attacked. victims were bitten on the face and head as dogs roamed at large.
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Hugo Sorins
D Street
Frances Kennedy
Harry Yates
George Thompson
Sorines
Casualty Hospital
North Capitol Street
Yates
Thompson
U Street
Currency Reform Take Up by Chamber of Commerce Group
The currency and banking committee of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will meet in Washington on Wednesday to discuss pending currency reform legislation in Congress. It marks the first joint meeting in the organization’s history as various sectional groups convene to address national monetary policy with a wide roster of attendees from Virginia to Wisconsin.
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Banking Committee
Currency and Banking Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Peace Pacts In Doubt As Senate Delays Action
O Gorman leads a relentless push against international arbitration treaties amid opposition to canal tolls talks. Bacon seeks amendments broad enough to cover all but domestic issues like Panama Canal tolls, while some senators push to postpone votes. O Gorman says arbitration with Japan is more delicate than with Great Britain and believes canal tolls cannot be arbitrated.
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Bacon
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
White House
Panama Canal
New York
Another Trip to Congress Sought for Equal Suffrage
Suffragists plan a July 31 gathering at the Capitol to push for constitutional amendment submission to states. Delegations from multiple states meet in Hyattsville in the morning and travel by automobile to city entrances. A banquet will be hosted at the Chevy Chase Club in the evening.
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Capitol
Hyattsville
Ctty
Chevy Chase Club
Texas cool spell ends with heat across state
Wort Worth Texas, July 6. After two weeks of unusually cool weather with heavy rains in many areas, temperatures surged to 105 degrees in Greenville and Fort Worth, while Dallas San Antonio Texarkana and El Paso reported slightly lower highs. Kansas reports show the hottest day of the season with Salina at 98 degrees and Great Bend 104 Cherryvale 103 Manhattan 102.
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Greenville
Fort Worth
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San Antonio
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el Pago
Topeka
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Kansas
Salina
Great Bend
Cherryvale
Manhattan
German Singing Societies Face New Excise Law
Members of local German societies in the Saengerbund and other clubhouses discussed the impact of the new excise law last night. They followed the law to the letter but complained of its effect on cheer and social atmosphere, noting empty tables and flat beverages. Some indicated plans to test the law's application to their organizations in concert with other German societies.
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Saengerbund
J. H. Schulte
Brazilian Naval Officers Visit Washington From Minas Geraes Party
A party of Brazilian naval officers from the battleship Minas Geraes and the training ship Benjamin Constant arrived in Washington yesterday after a stay in New York Harbor. Composed of 10 officers and 44 lieutenants plus commander Barros Barreto, the group will tour the navy yard, Arlington radio station, and the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis, wreath John Paul Jones, visit a steel plant in Bethlehem, meet President Wilson, and then return to New York.
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Benjamin Constant
New York
Washington
Barros Barreto
Union Station
Comdr Radler de Aquino
Navy Yard
Arington
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Anneapolis
John Paul Jones
South Bethlehere
Wilson
D. da Gama
Brazil
Miss Addie Felch Arrested for Disordered Display
Miss Addie Felch a 68 year old patent office copyist was found semi conscious in her northwest Washington home at 1749 Eleventh Street by a policeman who broke in after neighbors reported she appeared at her windows inadequately clothed. She had not eaten for days and was sent to Washington Asylum Hospital after refusing medical care.
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Addie Felch
Patent Office
Eleventh Street
Thomas C Smith
Twelfth Street
Gerald
Eighth Precinct
Mies Felch
Washington Asylum
Vice President Ro Marshall Speaks at Camden Patriotism Service
Vice President Thomas Ro Marshall addressed the annual patriotic services at the Sort Baptial Church in Camden today on "Catertalun and Patriotism." Mrs Marshall received a large bouquet of white carnations from congregation children as they applauded. The couple plans to return to Washington tomorrow.
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Camden
Thomas Ro Marshall
Reward for information on vandal who damaged Belmont painting
Special notices offer a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a woman who maliciously damaged the painting Shadow of the Cross on display at Belmont Street and Clifton Street NW. Wright, 1ba8 Parl road, owner.
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Clifton Sts
Ll Wright
Parl
Enlisted man of destroyer faces murder charge
New York reports Preston Gould an enlisted man on the torpedo boat destroyer Drayton was arrested for the murder of Miss Rosella Gordon The body was found in her room after a picnic Gould was last seen with her and Magistrate Nolan held him without delay pending coroner action
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Drayton
New York
Preston Gould
Ms Finance
Rosella
Gordon
Theer
Gould
Nolan
Rats Set Store Afire At 326 Second Street
Firemen arrived in time to prevent heat damage at a grocery store on Second Street southwest yesterday morning. A case of matches sparked the blaze, but the flames were extinguished with an estimated loss of seventy five dollars.
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