Gun men elusive five prisoners in court
Coroner holds five alleged gunmen in custody as major arraignment unfolds. Bald Jack Rose Bamba Bridgie Webber William Shaairoa and Loata Libby are held by police amid efforts to locate actual slayers of gambler Rosenthal. Mayor Gaynor orders police to cooperate with district attorney in the high profile murder case. The courtroom crowd swells as hearings shift to Thursday with further testimony and new evidence expected.
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New York
Bald Jack’ Rose
Bamba
Bridgie Webber
William Shaairoa
Loata Libby
Herman Resnthal
Aromer Feinberg
Rene
Ambler
Ideut
Rosenthal
Hapirteer
Rose Ia
Locia
Automabia
Weltam Shapira
Lone Sus Ranina
Arilal Webber
Perein Forty-second
Sun Gang
Sam Pan
Jack Sullivan
Ideut Becker
Gaynor
Civie
Whitman
Waldo
Dougherty
Trougherts
Mearmore
Hughes
Pt Glsater
Aelr
Amvers
Baal
Sullyan
Svea
Sullian
Sca
Feinberg
Shapree
Libby
Jack Rose
Whitan
Fougherty
Tousherty
Jak
Rose
Wohltman
Tinizhertoy
Ne Act
Louis Libby
Hin Corner
Briffzie Webber
Sam Paul
ICANS FLEE MADERA FOR EL PASO AS REBELS RUN RIOT
In Madera Chihuahua on July 22 nearly 250 American women and children fled by the Mexican Northwestern Railroad toward El Paso after rebels quartered in the area looted private homes. A train carrying 145 women and 10 men arrived in El Paso at noon. Samuel Miller of Casas Grandes reported robbery and threats by Mexican rebels and alleged that Gen Salazar threatened him with a sword if he tried to report the crime or seek protection.
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Madera
Chihuahua
el Paso
Samuel Miller
Casas Grandes
Mexico
Edwards
Juarez
North
Salazar Miller
Suarez
U S Denied Redress in Mexican Invasion Scathing Senate Arraignment
New Mexico Senator Albert B Fall denounced the United States for failing to secure damages after Mexican insurrection and cross-border shootings. He compared China and Germany collecting reparations versus U S inaction, urged a War Department inquiry, and criticized State Department for defending Madero era policies. He blamed U S officials for Mexico’s overthrow of Diaz and warned Americans would demand action if facts were known.
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Germany
China
Diaz
United States
Ure
Albert B Fall
New Mexico
Senate
Mexico
State Department
Madero
Sextator Fall
Fall
War [Department
Douglas
Artz
el Paso
Swanson
Virginia
American State Department
Orozco
Diz
Americana
Gomez Out on Bond in Neutrality Case
Emilio Vasquez Gomez was released on a 510,000 temporary bond in San Antonio awaiting a Federal conspiracy charge over neutrality laws. His hearing is scheduled for Monday. Five co-defendants Guzman Perez Miramon Marquez and Dr Policarpo Rueda were denied bond and jailed.
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San Antonio
Tex
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Gomes
Francisco Guzman
Francisco Perez
Felip Miramon
Manuel Marquez
Policarpo Rueda
Jadl
Fear German Navy Warning and Britain's Fleet Plans
London July reports Churchill outlines a £5 million naval supplement and a 33 battleship target by 1914 with four Fifth Fleet squadrons. He warns four-fifths of Germany’s navy would be in continuous readiness, calls for expanded British shipbuilding, and urges dominions to join in defense of the empire’s common heritage as Asquith stresses security of shores and commerce.
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Balfour
Winston Churchill
Asquith
Calla
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Commons
Churchill
Spithead
North Sea
House
Austria
First Lord
Great Britain
Germany
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Malta
Alexandria
Robert L. Borden
Canada
Empire
Judge Hanford Quits amid misconduct hearing turmoil
United States District Judge Cornelius H. Hanford announced his resignation to President Taft as hearings on alleged misconduct ended. The first federal judge named for Washington state, 23 years after statehood, will return to Seattle to practice law. The committee indicated no further action would be taken and Hanford cited satisfaction with his defense and desire to resign for weeks.
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Washington State
Seattle
Wash
United States
Cornelius H. Hanford
Washington
Statehood
Taft
Houses
Judiciary Committee
Hanford
BE. C. Hughes
Houses of Representatives
British Premier Signals Strong Mediterranean Naval Buildup
The British premier vows to guard vital British interests in the Mediterranean with a stronger fleet and promises next year’s naval estimates will provide full support. Prime Minister Asquith thanks Canadian premier Robert L. Borden for Canada’s constructive role and asserts dominions will share burdens of empire, signaling closer imperial collaboration.
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Great Britain
Mediterranean
Asquith
British Isles
Canada
No Gases on Death Farm in Clinton County
EW Shaw, a geologist with the U S Geological Survey, reports no poisonous gases or vegetable matter linked to the Ackerman death farm deaths. He spent days inspecting conditions and found no deadly vapors in nearby vegetation. Water and minerals will be examined next to seek the mystery.
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Geological Survey
Will Leon
Centralia
Ackerman
Clinton County
EW. Shaw
Washington, D. C
United States Geological Survey
Shaw
Lineman Survives 11000 Volt Electrical Current
Edward Flanagan a railroad lineman in the Bronx survived a shock when 11 000 volts passed through his body after a fall from a cross beam onto live wires below He was rescued by coworkers and rushed to a hospital where doctors expected recovery despite his clothes catching fire during the incident in New York.
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New York
Edward Flanagan
Flanagan
New York, Boston and Port Chester
Bronx
Gangsters Shoot Children in East Side Battle
Two children were fatally injured in a running gun fight on East Twelfth Street as a crowd fled. A five year old girl was hit in the abdomen and a 13 year old boy was also struck in the abdomen. both victims were dying as police arrived and the gangsters had fled.
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New York
East Side
East Twelfth Street
Giso
Cat nest egg puzzles Mercer grand jury in theft case
Special to The Washington Post from Trenton New Jersey on July 23 reports a curious case in which a mother cat is suspected of stealing $85 from a boarder. A litter of kittens was found in a closet within the Keresen home near a bundle of ten dollar bills. Mrs Keresen claims innocence as authorities investigate whether she or the cat committed the theft.
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Washington Post
Trenton
Mercer County Grand Jury
Mary Keresen
Bolt Cures Her Rheumatism in Thunderstorm Incident
Harpersville, NY July 22 During a thunderstorm yesterday lightning struck near Mr Polly Harper knocking her unconscious. Upon recovery she found her chronic rheumatism had vanished.
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Harpersville
Polly Harper
Doctors to Cure Blues Regarded as Form of Incipient Insanity
Baltimore dispatch reports Harvard Medical School researchers and Johns Hopkins Hospital plan to treat the blues as a mild form of insanity. Dr Adolf Meyer will direct the Phipps psychiatric clinic while Boston's psychopathic hospital under Dr Henry P Frost launches similar work associated with Harvard Medical School.
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Harvard Medical School
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Adolf Meyer
New Paychopathic Hospital
Boston
Henry P. Frost
Taft aids for Hadley move to boost progressives
Word from Washington that the Republican national committee plans to expand its advisory campaign committee from nine to twelve. Three new members will come from progressives who opposed Taft at Chicago but remain in the GOP. Possible picks include Gov Hadley of Missouri and Joseph B Kealing of Indiana as names discussed with Carm A Thompson. Taft begins drafting his August 1 speech outlining achievements and tariff protections to rally support. A $50 campaign gift arrives from a Galveston preacher.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Col Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Chicago
Republican
Hilles
National Committee
Carm A. Thompson
Thompson
Lilles
White House
Committee of Notification
Congress
Texas
Galveston
Tex
Auto kills one injures three near Perry in crash
Police Justice Charles W. Jahnson of Perry was killed when his automobile overturned about a mile from Perry. Three guests were injured including Charles W Smth, Perry telephone exchange manager, who was badly hurt, William Harford of Chicago with a fractured collar bone, and Mrs Harford with a broken leg.
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Washington
Rochester
N. Y
Charles W. Jahnson
Perry
Charles W Smth
William Harford
Chicago
Prelate bars funeral for slain Don Killian at St Mark’s
Archdiocese leader Archbishop Glennon forbids funeral services for Don Killian who was killed by John L. Stewart Friday night. He cites Killian’s standing in the church and the circumstances of his death as reasons against a Catholic burial. Stewart faces alleged motive related to remarks about Mrs. Stewart.
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Washington
Assassins of Gambler Elusive and Other Front Page Items
The page outlines multiple items including Assassins of Gambler Elusive, Mexico Denies U S Redress, British Fear German Navy, Judge Hanford Resigns, Taft reciprocity plans, three drastic trust bills, boy and playmate incident, elopement, orphans outing, Virginians on a man hunt, Gov Wilson in seclusion, Progressives oppose Deneen, Army aviator qualifiers, civil bill tax on all business, TR campaign fund details, Sulzer Korea inquiry, Democrats caucus, financial editorial.
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Cmuren
Mexico
U S
Hanford
Taft Taft
Gov. Wilson
Sulzer
Korea
T-Society
BNG
Beveridge Nominated for Indiana Governor by Progressives
Leaders of the progressive party in Indiana announce Albert J. Beveridge, former senator, will run for governor on the party ticket. Beveridge has not defined his stance yet.
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Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Progressive Party
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Beveridge
Taft Indicates Cast Off Reciprocity Scarce Appeal
President Taft favors repeal of the Canadian reciprocity act noting Canada's failure to accept a closer trade policy. He has written to the Senate finance committee arguing the remuneration law should not stand on American statute books. The Senate has moved to repeal, while House Democrats and Underwood oppose repeal and keep the offer open. Roosevelt may seize on the issue in his nomination speech. The move splits parties as farmers and midwestern voters weigh reciprocity’s fate.
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Dominion
Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
Herald
Saya
Taft
Senate Finance Committee
Canada
United States
Senate
House Democrats
Oscar W Underwood
Senate Finance Commiittee
McCumber
North Dakota
Middle West
Northwest
Roosevelt
Democratic House
Underwood
House
French Column Slaughters 200 Tribesmen Near Safron
Fez Morocco July 22 A French force sent to chastise marauders northwest of Safron forced tribesmen to cross a ravine under heavy fire. About 200 tribesmen were killed in minutes. French losses were three, two officers, and seven wounded.
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Fez
Morocco
Safron
Live Wire Kills Woman on Atlantic City Boardwalk
Miss Barbara Koents, 23, died after grabbing a live electric wire loosened by a storm on the Atlantic City Boardwalk near Tallahassee avenue in Atlantic City New Jersey She was talking with an escort and her home is believed to be in Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania.
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Atlantic City Boardwalk
Atlantic City
Barbara Koents
Tallahassee Avenue
Mauch Chunk
Interlocking Directorates Ended Under One Measure
The Sherman antitrust and interstate commerce bills propose divorcing rail and ship lines from industrial corporations engaged in interstate trade and placing the burden of proof on defendants for unreasonableness. Stanley, Littleton reports trigger party review as committee members discuss trust legislation and minority positions.
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Stanley and Littleton
Trust Legislaton
Stanley Steel
Ware
Leterday
Situaton
New York
Stanley
House
Littleton
Clements
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Sterling
Illinois
Judson C Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stanley Committee
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Industrial Workers of the World
Leonard Olsson
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Hadley
Auto
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