Out of Her Prison Trial for Manslaughter
Mrs Florence Carman faces a first degree manslaughter charge in the Louisa Bailey case. Bail set at 750000 with relatives and attorneys arranging sureties. She returned home after grand jury action and awaits arraignment with her husband and legal team at Mineola. District Attorney Smith notes possible higher charges if new evidence emerges. Carman’s husband accuses critics of bias as the case unfolds.
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Florence Boenkin
Carman
Louist Bailey
Tempoa
Justice van Sekten
Supreme Court
Mineola
Jealousy Aimed at Dr Carman Suspect in Shooting
Dr Carman and Mrs Bailey had not met before as far as known though Mrs Bailey said she had seen him at her son’s funeral in Hempstead days earlier. Jealousy is named as the motive with two people certain of the passion and one new witness. Grand jury reportedly found Mr Catan worthy of the shooting, with debate over guilt degree.
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Ly Cactlan
Carman
Nome
Mrs. Galley
Dr. Carman
President Defies Doctor for Downtime Drive
The President recovered from indigestion and briefly rode in an automobile to his executive offices to sign papers despite orders to stay in bed. He appeared in improved health afterward and expected to resume full duties Monday.
Ulster divided remains tense in Home Rule stalemate
London July 17 The Ulster question keeps cabinet talks tense as Unionists demand total exclusion of Ulster with added Tyrone and Derry. Grey opposes concessions while Churchill warns neither army nor navy can deter Orangemen. Irish party debates limiting concessions vs home rule. national volunteers embolden nationalist stance.
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Washington Post
London
Rome
Churchill
Earle Crewe
Lewis V. Harcourt
Tyrone
Derry
Harcourt
Grey
Ireland
National Volunteer Movement
Asquith
Orangemen
King and queen attend Eclipse Stakes at Sandown
The king and queen watched the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park where Sir E. Cansel's Hapsburg won at 1 to 1. Honeywood and Kennymore finished behind, with several other contenders in the $50,000 race. A special Pennsylvania Railroad excursion offered travel from Philadelphia.
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Sandown
Washington Post
Sandon
Sir E. Cansel
Hapsburs
Mr. Stoel
Honeywood
Demand by Powers Brake on Mexican Peace
European creditors press Carranza to recognize Huerta debts as the plan of Guadeloupe clashes with U S and State Department efforts to secure recognition for the new government. Carranza faces pressure from European financiers while Washington seeks his pledge to honor Huerta obligations to ease the transfer of power. The dispute clouds prospects for a peaceful transfer as delegates travel to negotiate terms.
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State Department
Cairanza
Silliman
Saitido
Carrajuiza
Carranza
Ruiz
Geh. Huerta
Cerranza
Guadelupe
Huerta
U. S
United States
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Mexico
Lind
Huérta
Wdo
Carbajal
Sefior Casteliot
Karbajat
Mexico City
Carrante
Cal
Crush Rebels in Haiti as Government Suppresses Uprising
In Port au Prince a brief panic and street shootings marked an early morning revolt. Government forces quickly restored order. In Cap Haitien Gen Lean Duque recaptured Fere du Mid and Milot, reestablished links with the loyal column, and moved on Guanaminthé after seizing Fort Deronville.
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Port Au Prince
Crubee
Cape Heitien
Marti
Lean Duque
Fere du Mid
Milot
Préeldert
Limonade
Fort Deronville
Guanaminthé
Revels
Personal Crisis Surge Alarms Mexico City Residents
In Mexico City since the Huerta fall an unprecedented rise in personal crisis reports and suicide attempts has unsettled residents. Police report five to four recent cases with three attempts noted and the public expresses shock at the uneasy yet calm urban scene.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Inventor's Daughter Elopes With Ulivi Amid Explosive Claims
Milan July 17 Glorio Ulivi, inventor of a long range explosive via infrared rays, vanishes with Admiral Fornari's daughter. The girl wires her parents from Bologna asking permission. The family lawyer Marchetti is sent to escort her back. Ulivi allegedly tried to sell his patent in Rome for 300 dollars but negotiations halted. Admiral Fornar demanded a public demonstration before marriage. Ulivi insists marriage proceed.
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Milan
Glorio Ulivi
Tiarence
Fornari
Bologne
Formveness
Marchetti
Counted Smith Out Huerta On Seacoast Remains Aboard Train
The Teo Washington Post reports Gunboat Smith Georges Carpentier fight official timekeeper T Harlin said Smith was down 14 seconds in the fourth round and Corti overruled the count. fight to resume after a bell. Gen Victoriano Huerta resigned Mexican provisional president arrives Puerto Mexico with Gen Blanquet aboard nine sleeping cars of troops. Huerta to Jamaica or return voyage. British cruiser Bristol offered refuge. negotiations for City of Mexico steamer charter. Huerta fatigued by heat, vows to keep working with Blanquet and staff aboard the Bristol.
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London
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Corti
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Jamaica
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France
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Huerta
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Cally
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Bristol
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City
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Great
Bushta
Palace
Kote
Mexican City Student Caught In Art Theft Tale
A Mexican City student attempted to steal from the San Carlos Fine Art School, taking paintings valued at about 8 million. He planned to transport the works to New York or Europe to sell, but was captured before escape. The case centers on a notable art theft at the city’s premier art school.
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Mexican City
Mexica City
Ateemipe
Tgnadig Martimes
Burane
San Carlos Fine Arta School
Mertines
New York
Europe
May Dine Without Coats in City Hotels
A Washington Post special from St Louis reports hotels cafes and restaurants in downtown St Louis have repealed long standing coats required at meals due to hot weather. Patrons complained and comfort seeking diners avoided dining rooms prompting the change. Women and coatless men dine together in some places while others still lack such company.
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T Louis
Washington Post
St. Laws
Accused of War Plot Seeks Standard Oil Refinery Grant
New Orleans July 17 The Washington Post reports Sherburne G Hopkins is charged with trying to foment a revolution in Nicaragua to aid the Standard Oil Company. Gen Jose M Moncada, ex minister of war and editor of Nacionalistas in Nicaragua, says Hopkins proposed bringing Gen Estrada to Washington to win Standard Oil support for a refinery at Corinto in exchange for political influence. Estrada reportedly refused and the former president said Hopkins wished to do more war in Nicaragua.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Immail
New Orleana Today
Managua
Sherburne G. Hopkins
Nicaragua
Standard OM Company
Jose M. Manacada
HI Nacionalists
Monacada
Juan J. Estrada
Gen. Monacada
Capt
Hopkins
New York
Estrada
Lee Gen. Estrada
Washington
Standard Oil Company
Standard Ol Company
Corinto
Gen. Estrada
Cant. Hopkins
Hopkins Sees Carranza in Monterey Meeting
Washington attorney G. Hopkins, long noted as a constitutionalist lawyer, met with Gen. Carranza in Monterey to discuss conditions and U S public opinion. Carranza, temporarily relocating his residence to a mountain county area, maintains city contact via a special telegraph line while visiting his office.
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Mexico
Laredo
Tex
5. G. Hopkins
Washington
Carranze
United States
Carranza
Senate Deliberates Public Debates On Colombian Nicaragua Treaties
Senate spent over an hour in executive session on the Borah push for public debate of Colombia and Nicaragua treaties amid resistance from Stone and Williams. Smith urged inquiry into American involvement in Mexican revolutionary affairs and condemned hidden interests and “headquarters in this capital.”
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Washington
Senate
Colombia
Nicaragua
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Adourn
Newport Widows City blazoned by wealthy unattached women
Special to The Washington Post notes Newport being dubbed Widows City due to many rich widows summering there. The list includes Mrs. George D. Widener, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont, Mrs. Logilard Spencer, Mrs. J. Mitchell Clark, Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, Mrs. Richard Gambrill, Mrs. John Nicholas Brown, and others. Their aggregate wealth runs into millions and they fund major charitable works while hosting society events in Newport.
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Washington Post
New York
Newport
New York World
George D. Widener
Alexander J. Cassaty
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
J. J
Frederick Pearson
J. H. Eldridge
Thomas J. Emery
Cincinnati
Fury slashes Carlyle portrait at the National Gallery
A militant suffragette in London slashed the Thomas Carlyle portrait by Sir John Mifal with a butcher's cleaver. She was seized after a struggle with attendants and gave the name Anne Hunt at the police station. The glass cover was smashed and the axe left a gash from the top of Carlyle’s head to his chin.
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Thomas Carlyle
London
Sir John Mifal
National Portrait Galley
Anne Hunt
Garlyje
Yage I-Mrs. Carman Out of Prison
A compact news summary notes Mrs. Carman's release from prison amid ongoing home rule tensions. The report touches on political strains, international matters, and local incidents, reflecting a busy issue with multiple items including legal, diplomatic, and social notes.
Bryan Declines Nebraska Governor Run
Lincoln July 17 Charles W. Bryan brother of the secretary of state announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Nebraska governor. He says his candidacy was conditional on a progressive Democratic candidate in the field and that condition no longer exists.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Epirus and Albania Plan Hidden Move to Help Wied
Special correspondence from Corfu reports a former U S minister recounting failed efforts to aid Albanian Mussulmans and Burrotes against Wattare. He accuses Zografas of surrendering Epirus to Prince Willem Wied, with bishops and patriots opposing Wied tyranny and seeking self governed cantons. He warns of betrayal and calls for liberty through local, decentralized governance.
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Mussulmans
Albania
George Fred Williams
Greece
Washington
Corlu
Epirus
Musselmans and Burotes
Wattare
Zografas
Willem Wied
National Assembly
Paanal
Delvino
Basillos
United States
Wied
Bride 13 Bridegroom 79 Marry in Courthouse Elopement
In Clarksville Tennessee on July 17 Magistrate J M Jarret wed Martin E Hall aged 79 and Miss Cera Paugh 18 after elopement from Lyon County Kentucky. He is father of nine teen children and walks with a heavy cane as the ceremony is hurried to escape pursuit.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Martin E. Hall
Cera Fausha
J. M. Jarret
Lyon County
Paughn
Hal
Hall
Half Starved In Church In A Desolate Parish
In Churchtown Pennsylvania on July 11 Miss Bessie Cummings fifty years old daughter of the late Dr James E Cummings of Flatbush Long Island was found near death from starvation in a deserted birth. She had disappeared on June 7 and was identified by friends from childhood and through her elderly mother in Flatbush. She stated she had eaten nothing since June 9 and lived only on spring water.
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Denth
Bessie Cummings
James E. Cummings
Flatbush
Lonz
Island
Mies Cummings
No-Gain For Jones Talks Of Calling A Caucus
A final appeal across the Senate seeks party unity to confirm Thomas D. Jones to the Federal Reserve Board. Administration supporters push for a party conference to win Democratic defectors while considering withdrawal or shifting to Warburg. The plan hinges on securing a solid majority as opponents press for rejection or delay amid a looming showdown next week.
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Coneiher
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Dia Casa
Cyclone Kills Ten in Hendersonville Area
Ten people died and over twenty were injured as a cyclone tore through Hendersonville and nearby towns late last night. More than half a million dollars in property was destroyed, with boats damaged on the Micro River and a warehouse roof collapsed onto a residence, killing a woman and her nephew.
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Sportal
Washington
Lexington
Hendersonvile
Adjscent
Woman indicted for violating white slave law in Milwaukee
Clara Helts, a woman described as a slaver by the Washington Post, was indicted by a Federal grand jury in Milwaukee on July 17 for abducting Chester C. Laudenschlager from his home and luring him away to another state under the white slave statute.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Clara Helts
Chester C. Laudenschlager
St Pal Jeo
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