Crippen Still Eludes Police in France and London
Crippen remains at large as police sweep France and London for Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen and his alleged accomplice. Reports say cries and pleas were heard near his London home, and the dismembered body in the cellar may never be identified. French detectives search Boulogne sur Mer Ostend and Calais while New York and London police pursue all leads.
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Crippens
London
France
Leneve
Europe
America
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Belle Elmore
New York
Crippen
Ehttienit
Harviey
Harvey Crippen
Sonthand Yard
Joepetor Russell
Buhea Wee
Scotland Yard
Dertappen
Bielare Lenexse
Lendonaur
Ane
Ane Ransaeking
Pote
Krowen
Miss Leneve
Yaperior Russell
Leeson
Moody
Moody TA
Dr Crippen
Stian Vara
Mine Ginnett
Music Hall Artiss’ Guild of London
Cunard Jnee
Fradcrim
Lusitania
Robert H. Mis
Verehinnett
Crippen suspect details surface in interview notes
Inspector Russell discusses measures against Crippen and the danger of him escaping to Europe. Mme Ginnett and William E. Scott offer recollections of Crippen’s affairs with Ethel Leneve, noting past hidden liaisons and his reputed charm, while warning of American entry attempts be scrutinized.
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Inspector Russell
Crippen
United States
Porter Charlton
France
Europe
Mme. Ginnett
William E. Scott
Crippens
Mr. Scott
Docetor
Boulogne-sur- Mer
Ethel Clare Leneve
Boulogne
Scott
Big Strike Held Off N'Cre a Issues a Statement
Philadelphia reports no swing toward a walkout as wage dispute stalls. A B Garrettson and James McCrea release mixed messages about deadlines and fairness, while railroad leaders cite ten hour basis and mileage pay as core issues. Rumors of a night strike fade as officials prepare for possible action after 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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Garrettson
Lee
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCrea
Cannons Cites Roosevelt, Pins Point on Conservation Debate
Gifford Pinchot and Speaker Cannon debated conservation at a Knife and Fork Club meeting in Kansas City. Cannon defended Powell as father of conservation while Pinchot credited Theodore Roosevelt and urged new policies to curb private monopolies. Pinchot praised Frederick H. Newell as top federal officer and defended Roosevelt’s legacy.
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Frederick H. Newell
Kansas City
Gifford Pinchot
Joseph G. Cannon
Knife and Fork Club
Cannon
J. W. Powell
Government Geological Survey
Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
Columbus
Conservation
Powell
Committee On Appropriations
National Conservation Association
Maj. Senette
Newell
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Coronation for King George Set for June 22
London dispatch reports the coronation of King George fixed for June 22 next year. The ceremonial date was announced today, with invitations and pageantry planned in Westminster.
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King George of
England
London
King George
Receiver for Guffey Assets Placed in Court Trust
Col James M Guffey the Pennsylvania Democratic national committeeman and coal magnate is placed under receivership in Pittsburg. Judge Swearingen appointed J S Willard as receiver after a bill cites 6700000 in debts and 17000000 in assets including J M Guffey and West Virginia Company coal properties with 186700 acres and 2000000000 tons of coal. Guffey vows the estate exceeds obligations and says the action protects both creditors and himself while denying any link to the J M Guffey Petroleum Company.
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Pittsburg
James M. Guffey
Col. Guffey
J. M. Guffey
West Virginia Company
West Virginia
Bill In
Coli. Guffey
J. M. Guffey Petroleum Company
Gulf OH Corporation
First King to Fly
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria becomes the first monarch to fly in a heavier-than-air machine at Brussels July 15. He pilots a biplane with M. Delaminne at the Kiewlet aerodrome, accompanied by Prince Boris and Prince Cyril. Ferdinand vows to install an aerodrome in Bulgaria and decorates Delaminne with the order of St. Alexander.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Brussels
King Ferdinand
M. Delaminne
Kiewlet
Boris
Cyril
American actor Plumer killed in bicycle accident near Schafberg
Vienna reports American actor Plumer died instantly when his bicycle struck a stone at a dangerous curve near Schafberg while on vacation with fellow American Victoria. The pair had planned a Schafberg excursion from Mondsee. The line cites travel deals for Baltimore via Ohio Railroad.
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Vienna
Plumer
Scharfiing
Upper Austria
Victoria
Mondsee
Schafberg
Wilson would accept Democratic nomination for New Jersey governor
President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University said he would accept the Democratic nomination for governor if a majority of the party sincerely desires him to run. He stated he is not a candidate and would not act to obtain the nomination, but would accept if it is the wish of a thoughtful Democrat majority in the state.
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James McCrea
Garrettson
Pennsylvania
McCrea
Congress
California
Carmon
Murdock
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson
Metcalfe Declares Senate Candidacy In Nebraska
Richard L. Metcalfe associate editor of Bryan's Commoner filed to run in the Democratic primary for U S senator. William B. Price withdrew at Bryan's request, backing Metcalfe. Metcalfe faces Hitchcock, owner of the Omaha World Herald, as his only opponent for the nomination. His bid aims to unite Democratic factions in the county option dispute with support from both sides.
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Price
Field
Nebraska
Bryan
Téncoin Nebr
Richard L. Metcalfe
Commoner
Big Announcement
United States
William B. Price
Metcalf
Hitchcock
Omaha World-Herald
Wir. Metcalfe
Millionaires' Row Encroached by New York Commercial Center
In New York on Fifth Avenue near Fiftieth Street a new business structure is planned opposite the Vanderbilt home after the Hotel Langham site was sold to a syndicate for about 1,000,000 dollars. W E H Vanderbilt and W D Sloane have spent about 5,000,000 to stop encroachment, but opposition failed.
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Vanderbilt
New York
Fifth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
W. EH. Vanderbilt
W. D. Sloane
Langham
Fifty-second Street
Vanderbilte
Paderewski Gives Statue In Polish Festival
In Aracow Galicia a three day Polish festival opened with unveiling of a monument to King Ladislaus Jagello. The statue, funded by pianist Ignace Jan Paderewski who attended, drew thousands of Prussian and Russian Poles to the ceremony marking the Battle of Tannenberg anniversary.
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Aracow
Galicia
Tannenberg
Teutonic Order
Ladislaw Jagello
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Man Electrocuted By Own Bug Dramatization In Ohio
In Fostoria Ohio on July 16 Charles Noble night engineer for Standard Light and Power was instantly killed when he touched two live wires of a cut off switch he had intended to shock a bug. More than 3000 volts surged through his body in the incident.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Charles Noble
Standard Light and Power Company
Mrs. Benner Injured in Nebr Auto Crash Near Sutton
Mrs Happy Van Wyck Benner wife of New York artist Ferdinand Benner was badly hurt when the car she rode in was struck by a freight train near Sutton Nebraska four friends were injured as well. The crash follows her dramatic Washington life and recent divorce filing and Nebraska citizenship dispute, with Benner previously abandoned at the altar and later married.
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Washington Post
Nebraska City
Nebr
Happy van Wyck Benner
Ferdinando Benner
New York
Sutton
Mebr
Happy van Wyck
United States
van Wyck
Nebraska
Navy Censors Eight Marine Officers in Court Inquiry
The Navy Department censured Maj. Gen. George F. Elliott Col. Charles H. Lauchheimer Col. Frank L. Denny Col. Charles A. Doyen Lieut. Col. Thomas K. Prince Lieut. Col. Henry C. Haines Maj. Louis J. Magill and Maj. David D. Porter after a six month court of inquiry. The panel found Elliott irascible yet forthright, Lauchheimer loyal but insubordinate, Denny evasive, and Doyen disrespectful. The dispute centered on leadership style and the succession question as Elliott neared retirement.
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Gen. Elliott
Col. Lauchheimer
United States Marine Corps
Navy Department
George F. Elliott
Charles H. Lauchheimer
Frank L. .Denny
Weghing' Ston
Charles A. Doyen
Col
Lauchheimer
Eliott
Gol. Denny
Col. Doyen
Elliott
Dr Crippen Eludes Police and Railway Strike Held Off
A fragment commemorates Dr Crippen evading authorities as railway strikes pause. It notes Cannon and Pinchot debating, Col Guffey in receivership, and marine officers censured. Japan pledges peace and Ohio to hear Taft keynote.
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Ares
Crippen
Cannon
Pinchot
Col. Guffey
Japan
Ohio
Taft
Chicago
Honduras
Lyon
Weekly Trade Review
News of
Alexandria
Naval Battalion
Pugh
Japan Pledges Peace At Banquet With Secretary of War
Tokyo July 15 Foreign Minister Komura toasting Secretary of War Dickinson said relations between Japan and the United States are firmly established and unlikely to be affected by false reports. Dickinson praised Taft and predicted deeper friendship as exchanges between governments increase. In Tokyo, 80 guests including Marquis Katsura and cabinet members attended. Peking also notes Russia and Japan pledging to honor the Portsmouth treaty and maintain open avenues for commerce in Manchuria.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Count Komura
Dickinson
Marquis Katsura
Taft
Thomas J. O'Brien
Count Kamura
America
Komura
Far East
Mr. Dickingon
Portsmouth
Manchuria
Hughes not chief by Lurton remark cited
Knoxville July 16 Justice Horace H Lurton said Gov Hughes of New York would likely not be named chief justice as precedent bars appointing a seated justice to the top bench.Paris July 15 importations rise six months on year by 35 369 600. exports up a 206 20. Baltimore and Return service advertised Saturdays and Sundays with limited Royal Limites only.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Horace H. Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Gov. Hughes
New York
United States
Paris
No Mailed Fist in Korea Says Japanese General
Tokyo July 15 Lieut Gen Viscount Ierauchi leaves for Seoul to assume Japanese resident general duties in Korea He states Japan will not antagonize Koreans or foreign powers though radical govt changes may be needed He regrets not meeting Secretary Dickinson before departure. travel notes include Bluemont round trip train details and fare.
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Japan
Tokyo
Viscount Ierauchi
Seoul
Korea
Dickinson
Taft Indorsed in Ohio Platform as Campaign Keynote
Beverly Mass July 15 President Taft heard Ohio Republicans will adopt a platform endorsing his administration and the Payne Aldrich tariff. Longworth Ellis and Dick plan a tariff focused campaign including worker compensation, graft denials, and a pledge that Congress fulfilled party pledges. Taft says he will not name a candidate for governor anywhere nor appoint a personal representative for the campaign.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Tariff Commission
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio Republican State Executive Committee
Ellis
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