No Motive for Deed in Fatal Room Shooting
Report of a double shooting at 1825 Twenty third Street Southeast involving Lola Naylor and William Poland. Police and coroner dispute motive with husband John Saylor asserting alibi. Poland hospitalized with bullet wound near heart. wife dies from two bullet injuries. Witnesses questioned as coroner’s inquest set for today.
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Husband
Lola Naylor
William Poland
Twenty-third Street
John Saylor
Meat prices stay high as supply shortfall blamed
A government bulletin issued yesterday says meat prices will not fall due to limited calf slaughter, reduced forage, and scarce grazing. It notes packers are slaughtering younger calves and prices are driven by tight supply and near absence of Argentine beef imports.
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Sala
Department of
Igriuulare
Bowlers Form A Body In Atlantic Coast Association
Temporary organization of the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association brings together Fittsburgh and eastern cities. Charlea A Tockie of Buffalo was chosen as temporary secretary. Delegates include V Thompson of Chicago and JF McMahon of New York City with Martin W Leech of Baltimore and others from Toronto Montreal and Pittsburg. A further session is planned in August to establish permanent organization.
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Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
Fittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Charlea A Tockie
Buffalo
N’ Y
V Thompson
Chicago
JF McMahon
New York City
Martin W Leech
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Pittsburgh
B Fletcher
Washington Tenpin
Haitian Rebels Repulsed In Fort Attack At Cape Haitien
In Cape Haitien on July 10 rebels in the north attacked forts held by government troops but were repulsed. The attempt underscores ongoing strife in the city and the government's hold on key defenses.
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Haitien
Cape Haitien
Trrope
Mrs Carman Weeps As Daughter Writes Come Home
Mineola S J July 10 Mrs Florence Carman tears up upon reading a jail letter from her daughter Elizabeth nine defending her at the corner ing est Dear Mamma We are thinking of you always I do not quite know why you can't come home If I do not see Mr Pettit soon I will write and ask him Elizabeth Pettit is Sheriff Stephen Pettit who led Mrs Carman from her home under arrest and promised to bring mamma back tomorrow
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Washington Post
Freeport
Long Island
Elizabeth Carman
Florence Carman
Louise Bailey
Elizabeth
Mrs. Carman
Mamma
Wright Case Teeters as Dupre Wins Print Nod
In a House clash over a Speaker article on waterways Representative Dupre of Louisiana secured permission to publish in the Congressional Record. The Senate blocked similar moves, while new subcommittee member Peterson joins the McCloy inquiry into Justice Wright as hearing resumes and witness testimony centers on William Ambrose and fiduciary appointments.
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Dupre
Champ Clark
Congressional Record
Garland Dupré
Lousiana
House
FeNiewser
George Harvey
Mr. Dupre
Senate
Root Anid
McCloy Judiciary Subcommittee
Justice Wright
William Ambrose
Washington
John A Swarmstedt
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
George E Slaybaugh
United States Savings Bank
Charles H. Meritkit
Peterson
Indiana
Beall
Texas
Ambrose
District Supreme Court
Wright
Merillat
Women to march on Capitol for suffrage vote
Miss Lucy Burns organizing a three woman delegation to march to the Capitol on Monday. They will present a petition to the Republican and Progressive members of the rules committee and request a meeting, leaving Democratic members to respond. A Winds delegation visited Mr Fou at the Capitol yesterday led by Mrs Gilson Gardner and others.
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Congress
Lucy Burns
Congressional Union
Capitol
Gilson Gardner
John D., Carter
A. E. Johnston
Fou
the-Capitol
China seeks new 100 million loan from bankers group
A Peking dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports China plans to apply to the Hyedower bankers for another form of 10 million pounds. London July 1. The report notes Beijing may request fresh credit as it faces financial needs.
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Republic
London
Peking
Thhe Daily Telegraph
China
Hye. Dower Group
Os Oyee
Public pools plea drives civic effort to keep water cool
The Washington Post sponsors a public subscription to keep city pools open as Congress delays the District supply bill. A $100 pledge leads a broad campaign amid heat, with children and adults urging support to provide a safe, communal swimming option rather than unsafe local waters. Opposition fears legality but hope Congress acts.
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Washington Pont
Duplica
Congress
Alster
Eunbonnet
Singham Tong
Arth
Perth
Navy Yard Wall
Anonymous Letter In Jail Sparks Carman Case Inquiries
Sheriff Pettit sent deputies to Brooklyn after an anonymous letter claimed a nurse wrote it in support of freeing Mrs Carman and accusing Dr Carman of firing a shot. The letter found by authorities described the writer as a nurse who knew Carman well and urged Mrs Carman’s release. Rumors linked Carman to another nurse but no confirmation followed.
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Stephen P. Pettit
Dr. Carman
Diizabeth Valance
Biers Carman
More Gold Hill Denials in North Carolina Mine Case
A Senate investigation into a North Carolina gold mine promotion at Gold Hill neared completion. George Walter Newman, promoter, and John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency, testified again. Newman denied giving stock away at below cost, but agreed to buy 6,600 shares for Representative Fiend of Virginia, later securing a lower price after a market drop. Williams repeated he had no active role in promoting the mine.
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North Carolina
Senate
Gold Hill
George Walter Newman
John Skelton Williams
Newman
Representative Fiend
Virginia
Willams
Salem aid bill may rise for farmers as votes tip
Alabama representative signals plans to push a farmers aid measure after Salem fire sufferers win federal support. House votes 161 to 65 to approve $24,000 in a sundry civil bill amid debate over precedent and insurance coverage. Massachusetts members back aid. Alabama’s Blackmon suggests timing may shift to his district’s needs.
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House Appropriations Committee
Salem
House
Senate
Representative Page
North Carolina
Underwood
Fitzgerald
Appropriations Committee
Tor
Senate weighs consolidating antitrust bills for speedy trust legislation
Sentiment grows in the Senate for a single consolidated antitrust measure to speed the trust legislative program. Judiciary and Interstate Commerce committees push to perfect bills by Monday with amendments, while House and Clayton bill discussions continue on interlocks and holding companies.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary and
Interstate Commerce Committees
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
House
Judiciary
Optimistic Push to Shape Trade Bill After Washington Visit
Chicago Association of Commerce delegates, hopeful about a revised trade commission bill, met Representative Covington in Washington to press for changes. They foresee improved administration relations and support for a Chicago conference of the Federal reserve board with the twelve regional banks. Secretary McAdoo hosted 35 state bank supervisors seeking to learn if new Fed banks will serve nonmember banks as clearinghouses.
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Washington
Chicago Association of Commerce
West
Covington
Trade Commission
Glass
House
Federal Reserve Board
Chicago
McAdoo
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
The
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
Go Slow on New Haven in Breakup Plan
Attorney General McReynolds plans to wait before suing to dissolve the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, offering directors time to accept Massachusetts’ act enabling a buyout of Boston and Maine stock. Justice officials say New Haven may have no solid ground to block terms, but no final stance from the railroad.
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McReynolds
New York
New Haven, and Hartford Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
Department of Justice
New Haven
Boston and Maine
Bill would allow nonresident commissioners in Newman district
A House bill introduced by Representative Caraway of Arkansas would repeal the three years residency requirement for district commissioners. If enacted, nonresidents could be appointed to the board, affecting Oliver P Newman and potentially enabling his reappointment. The bill was referred to the District committee amid home rule opposition. The home rule committee urged citizens to fund ouster proceedings and court costs, inviting contributions to James L Tareong, esq. treasurer.
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Oliver P Newman
Board of Commissioners
Caraway
Arkanaag
Newman
Soen
Home Rule Committee
District of Columbia
Washington
James L Tareong
Union Trust
Bowdle bill on taxing American wives to foreigners debated
The Bowdle measure to tax incomes of American women who marry foreigners stirred sharp discussion in the House. Bowdle insists the idea sprang from recent marriages, not politics, while others warn of foreign entanglements and potential constitutional conflicts. The bill is referred to the Ways and Means Committee, with predicted passage if voted on. A separate Kent bill to curb loss of citizenship for American women who marry aliens also surfaces amid the debate.
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Bowdle
Congress
Nicholas Longworth Bowdle
Countess de Chambrun
Stalle
House Committee On
Kent
California
Westen States
United States
Bonale Pti
America
Bowdie
News notes from senate and house return secession ordinance
Senate committee on military affairs approved a House joint resolution directing return to Louisiana of its original secession ordinance captured at Richmond and in War Department custody. Mississippi representatives failed to secure approval for a Senate amendment granting Mississippi Choctaws a share in a tribal fund. The bill went to conference. The American Schoolship Newport arrived Naples with 12 boys for merchant mar ine training.
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Senate Committee On Military Affairs
House
State of
Louisiana
Richmond
War Department
Mississippi
Vu. S
Naples
Italy
Newport
Maring
New Shell Wrecks Target in Norfolk Tests
Tests at Norfolk Naval Station July 10 show a new shell called the sham shell effectively damaging a Weedway B heavy caisson target modeled after the battleship Pennsylvania. Lieut Schuyler and Lieut Kelly reported the shell caused extensive leaking, requiring plating and deck repairs before further use.
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Norfolk Naval Station
Norfolk
Schuyler
Lieut
Kelly
Ordnance Department
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