JAIL MARS CARMAN ARRESTED IN DEATH ROOM
Mrs Florence Carman wife of Lt Edwin Carman was arrested in Mineola accused as the investigator’s single eyewitness says a woman in a white waist left the physician’s office window after a Hempstead murder. The instrument scheme and her trembling collapse as doors closed marked the dramatic arrest.
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Freeport
Florence (Onklin Carman
Edwin Carman
Louis Bailey
Hempstead
Carman
Massau County
Mineola
Falley
Osler Declares Most Audience Tuberculous At Leeds
Sir William Osler, Regius professor at Oxford, told a Leeds conference crowd that nearly all present show some tuberculosis. He urged strict control of consumptives and said a microscope could reveal TB in most chests.
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Leeds
England
Willam Osler
Regius
Oxford University
Association For the Prevention of Consumption
Wiliam
Elect Dead Man to Office in Bible County
In Macon Georgia on July 8 W J Moseley, deceased for ten years, was elected to the Bible county Democratic executive committee in the recent primary. About two thousand voters cast ballots for him unaware he had been dead for a decade. A relative who heard the news informed officials of the error.
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Democratic Committee
Macon
W J. Moseley
Bible County
Democratic Executive Committee
Moseley
KANDEL QUITS PARTY AND BACKS BRISTOW IN MEXICAN POLICY ROW
Representative George J Kandel of Colorado leaves the Democratic Party and becomes an independent. He plans to aid Republican candidates on transportation and Mexican policy, oppose parcel post rates, tour his district with a stereopticon, and clash with House leaders over committee assignments. He criticizes the administration but says he supports some of its actions. He hails from Denver and was elected on the Democratic ticket by a large majority.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
The
Herald
George J Kandel
Colorado
Kandel
Kindel
Joseph W. Bristow
Kansas
Senate
Lewis
Mexico
Kinnel
House
Postofice
Vera Cruz
Europe
Committee On Interstate Commerce
White House
Mr. Kindel
Denver
Congress
Big Business Plea Trade Bill Change Urged By Commerce Group
Chicago Association of Commerce representatives pressed for a broadly empowered trade commission at the White House. They urged flexible scope, opposed universal annual reports, and supported a railroad securities bill while backing labor exemption in the Clayton act, seeking a constructive, open minded hearing and a future conference with Representative Covington.
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Chicago Association of Commerce
Ford
White House
Admissistraion
House
Senate
Covington
Maryland
House Trade Commission
Washington
Chicago
District Supreme Court
Trade Commission
Henry Ford
Millonaire Automobile Manufacturer
Illiois
National Association of State Bank Supervisory
Chicago Association
Mlegal
Newlands Trade Commission
Commission
Anheuser Busch Estate Reports Four Million Annual Earnings
The first annual settlement of the Adolphus Busch estate filed in St Louis probate court shows Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association earnings near four million dollars. The stock valued about 1.075 million for the period since last October, with Busch holding 28 shares. estate earnings from the stock projected at about 3.84 million dollars based on the estate's 5.14 percent stake.
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Busch
Busch Estate J
Belmont miners urge Ohio troops to guard Belmont mines
Belmont county coal operators telegrammed Governor Cox requesting state troops to protect mines as striking miners threaten. Governor Cox consulted with State Mine Inspector John Roan and was advised no immediate troop deployment was needed. Belmont authorities later said the situation was not serious.
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Belmont
Columbus
Ohio
Belmont County
Cox
John Roan
Belmont District
GIVES NOTED HORSE TO ARMY
Wilmering a trotting stallion owned by C K Billings and known for racing records was shipped from Curl's Neck Farm in Virginia to Fort Collins Colorado. The horse valued in the thousands will serve as a sire for army remounts at the experimental station. Another noted stallion will replace Wilmering on the Curl's Neck Farm.
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Mr Billings
Wilmering
Curl's Neck
Stop Whistling by Trains Angers Jersey Town Council
Jersey Town counsel objects to railroad engineers signaling to wives and sweethearts with whistle patterns. Town officials demand cessation. no trains stop locally and no need for signaling. Peter Goodman to press Lackawanna officials and report at next council meeting.
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Jersey
Washington Post
Harrison
Cowmell West
Peter Goodman
Lackawannia
Goodman
Lackawanna
Council
State troops barred from passing through South Carolina
Col umbia July Gov Blease refuses permission for North Carolina and Georgia troops to pass through South Carolina to a joint encampment in Augusta Georgia next month. War Department disputes and district transfer of the camp site helped block the march. Adjutant General Wash of Georgia says the ban stands until Blease and War Secretary Garrison settle their quarrel.
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Washington Post
Columbia
Gov Blease
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Augusta
Raleigh
Adjian Young
Camp Glenn
War Department
Washington
Atlanta Ga
Govelease
Adjt
Wash
Georgia Nations Guard
Aggst
Moore
South Carolina National Guard
Igeves
Blease
Garrison
Stone Asks renomination for Missouri Senate
Jefferson City July 8 Senator W J Stone of Missouri asks the Democrats to renominate him at the August primary in a signed statement made public today. The item also mentions travel rates and excursion details from Baltimore to Niagara and Philadelphia with limited return options and stopovers.
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Jefferson City
W J. Stone
Missouri
Democrats
Navy first air dispatch from Mississippi to Fort Monroe
The battleship Mississippi reported a historic air dispatch voyage in which Lieut Bellinger and Ensign Stolz piloted planes to 4000 feet off the Virginia Capes and delivered an important message to the Navy Department after wireless failures at Fort Monroe.
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Navy Aeronautics
Mississippi
Virginia Capes
Hampton ‘Roads
Lieut
Bellinger
Stolz
Fort Monroe
Navy Department
Landor Calls Roosevelt Discovery Claim Absurd
In New York on July amid Col Roosevelt’s visit a newspaper dispatch quoted Henry Savage Landor of England renewing his attack on Roosevelt’s claim to discovering a river in South America. Roosevelt denounced Landor as a buffoon and the idea as a preposterous absurdity, noting no serious scientist would accept him as an explorer.
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Washington Post
New York
Iuly
Col Roosevelt
Henry Savage Landor
England
Explorer Roosevelt
South America
Roosevelt Still Says No Run For Governor
Col Theodore Roosevelt spent July 8 at Progressive headquarters listening to leaders and business men urging a gubernatorial bid. He declined to commit, saying he has nothing to say now and would keep his previous stance while noting an open question. A Maine delegation led by Halbert Gardner urged him to decline to preserve his presidential prospects in 1986.
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Maine
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive National
Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt
Horace S. Wilkinson
Progressive Committee
Syracuse
Con Roosevelt
National Progressive Headquarters
George W Perkins
Boston
New England
Clarencé F Dodge
Progressive State Committee of
Colorado
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Hill
Alexander Lambert
Col. Roosevelt
Yee
Halbert P. Gardner
Gardner
Senate clash over Warburg and Jones in banking panel
New York banker Paul M Warburg refused to testify before the Senate banking committee while Chicago’s Thomas D Jones answered all questions. The White House backed Warburg, prompting a Senate dignity dispute and signaling possible withdrawal of Warburg’s nomination to the Federal Reserve Board. The president’s statement praised big business reform and called for patriotism, but many senators view it as increasing opposition and a partisan clash.
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Paul M Warburg
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Thomas D Jones
Chicago
Warburg
White House
Jones
Harvester Trust
Warbure
Democratic Party
Httle
Senate of
United States
Ami
Gontinush
Mrs Carman Jailed and Political Upheaval Crop Up
A crowded page reports Mrs. Carman jailed and Democratic Party upheaval as the nation eyes Roosevelt urged by business leaders. A series of political notes include Moran Johnson fight, Pankhurst jailed again, and calls for new republic leadership amid Senate votes and protests.
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Carman
Blndel
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Senate
Arctic
Denny
Constable
Hart
Japan
Hille
Moran-Johnson
John D
Vila
New Republic
Duchess Pieads
Pankhurst
Williams
Albania
News of Alexandria
Newman
Robber Forces Bride to Strip and Flee After Home Invasion
A 17 year old wife, Helen Harney, was forced at gunpoint to search her home and disrobe before being locked in a bathroom during a Monday robbery at 912 South Conestoga Street in Philadelphia. She escaped via a roof after breaking the bathroom door, fainting twice and later being treated for shock. The assailant, aware of her funds, demanded money and fled. Harney had just deposited 190 dollars at the bank.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Helen
Mra Harney
Roosevelt in the presidential chair deemed the only path
The Washington Post reports former Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley endorses Theodore Roosevelt for president, calling him the only hope to fix the nation. Hadley, a self described progressive Republican, states Roosevelt would unite factions and rout the Democrats. He criticizes the current administration, cites issues at home and abroad including Mexico and Colombia, and argues Republicans drift toward Roosevelt’s stance.
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Washington Post
Denver
Cole
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Herbert Hadley
Missouri
Roosevelt
Spain
Colombia
Lost Arctic Expedition Members Reported Missing Near Wrangel Island
New Ottawa dispatch states eight Stefansson expedition members are feared lost after the Karluk sank. Capt Bartlett, Mourne and others reported halted by ice near Herald Island. A second party led by Beauchats refused help. Main party reached Wrangel Island in March. Bartlett now awaiting rescue as navigation opens later.
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Ontario
Wrangel Island
Alaska
Karluk
Herald Island
Alexander Anderson
Capt
Bartlett
Eslmaeft
Dave
Siberian
North Cape
Emma Harbor
Herman
Peterson
cioMration
Robert Bartlett
Stefansson
Bear
Wrangell Island
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