Crawford Jury Out In Conspiracy Case In New York
The jury in the William G. Crowford conspiracy case met after lengthy closing arguments by Worthington Carlisle and Maj. Holmes Conrad. They retired after 5 PM and showed no sign of their position by dinner time. The defense contends Lorenz statements and testimony undermine the government case while the prosecution argues Crawford aided Lorenz and Machen in the postal contract scheme. The court adjourned to reconvene at 10 the next morning.
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Wiliam G. Crew~ Terd
Machen and Sorenson
United States
Deere
Tuatice Wright
Worton
John Gowrilale
Maj. Holmes Conrad
Coungel
Justia Wright
Carlisle
New York
Maj Conrad
Crawford Tess
John @. Carlisle
Hermas Conrad
Epenjal
Loreny
Postal Device and Lock Company
Crawford
Larenx
Worthington
Wade Chance
Postal Device and Look Company
Chance
Polly
Chanos
Davies and Lock Company
Lorenz
Lorens
United States District Attorney
Machen
Bia
Storthington
Macken
X Carlisle
Mer Carlisle
Carlisim Crawford
Lorene
Cartisia
Spencer Trask
Banaft
Stor
Foscoutl Band
Senation
Conrad
Ene Eoverrs Fant
Zalac
Conrad Auld
Machenand
Wade Chahee
Maj
Maj. Conrad
Conspiracy Trial Charge Explains Intent and Duty
Justice Wright delivers the charge defining conspiracy as an agreement with corrupt intent to defraud the United States. He notes that a financial stake by an official disqualifies judgment and outlines the three counts, urging careful evaluation of Crawford Lorenz and Machen. The judge clarifies reasonable doubt and required proof beyond it for a guilty verdict.
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Justica Wright
United States
Herstore
Alther
Crawford
Machen
Lorens
Lorenz
Chord
Mat«chen
Lo- Teng
Hay at Cabinet Meeting Seeks Peace Negotiations Update
Secretary Hay attended a Cabinet meeting the first in months. He received cordial receptions from the President and Cabinet members except Morton. Topics included peace negotiations status, Morocco conference invitation, Loomis Bowen case, and other departmental matters. Hay planned to return soon to his New Hampshire home.
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Hay
Morton
Morocco
State Department
New Hampshire
Death in Electric Storm Hits Florida City
A severe electric storm in Tampa caused one death and extensive property damage. The Roberts Building roof collapsed injuring several young female telephone operators. the incident disrupted the Peninsular Telephone Exchange and left thousands of dollars in losses.
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Florida
Tampa
Fig
Roberts
Peninsular Telephon
Stchanige
Affidavits barred in Armes divorce case ruling
Judge Anderson refuses to appoint a receiver in the Mrs Mary Wine Armes versus Maj George A Armes suit and declines to consider sensational affidavits from Mrs Armes her mother and others. Bond of 1200 required. case hinges on disputed deed and alleged voluntary settlement of Fairfield Estates Connecticut Ave. Details show contention over whether the deed was coerced or voluntary and the affidavits presented to counter major claims.
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Armes
Anderson
Fairfield
Justice Anderson
Mary Wine Armes
George A Armes
Atmea
Connecticut
Mej
Powell
Wits
Saya
Wall Collapse Hurts Two Workmen in Corner Block
While bricklayers labored on a deteriorating building at Elev nth and streets northwest, a wall fell trapping William H. Gray 7 Eleventh street northeast and James B. Holmes a carpenter on the second floor. Both escaped with minor bruises after rescuers and police secured the area and treated Holmes at Beneyney Hospital. The structure, once a lun room and condemned months ago, was partially torn down and blocked by ropes and tackles as onlookers watched.
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Eleventh
William H. Gray
James B. Holmes
Qgarpenter
Lewis
Gray
Lee
Holmes
No. 1 Precinct
Lieut
Ardan
Walla
Hes Wall
Leutenant
Fivemen youts remove Meeser from Philadelphia post
Orders Meeser removed as internal revenue collector William McCoach in Philadelphia targeted employee Salter fled to Mexico then returned and was tried and acquitted. Messer and Mrs Parks testified at trial and were given posts in the collector's office.
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William McCoach
United States
Internal Revenue
Philadelphia
William Meeser
Civil Service
Cooley
Salter
Mexico
Messer
Parks
Parka
Sioner Cooley
Alfdl
Salfer
Belief Porriot Victims Aid Fund Organized by Hebrew Society
The Hebrew Society for persecuted brethren in Russia held a meeting to aid Jewish victims from riots in Zhttomer Biisk and other towns. Proposals for public agitation were rejected. financial assistance was approved, with private contributions welcomed to support needy families. G. Jolson and A. Kann were named as treasurer and president respectively.
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Hebrew Society
Russia
Zhttomer
Biisk
Anancial Asaistanca
Walt
Jolson
Ir. AE. Kann
Joseph Shillington Dies. Noted Washington Lawyer
Joseph Shillington a well known Washington lawyer and former assistant United States attorney died at his home 1740 Street Northwest at 7 30 yesterday morning Tuberculosis caused death Funeral services will be at the residence at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon Interment will be private He was born in Washington September 1 18 He studied at Rittenhouse Academy and Columbian University and won an essay prize He served as assistant to Judge Hoge and to Henry B Davis and later joined the District of Columbia attorney’s office before practicing privately Survived by widow Mrs Mary Aaker Shillington two daughters Miss Katharine and Florence Shillington a brother J H Shillington and two sisters Mrs Alice Wilshire of Seattle and Mrs Florence S Mherly of this city He was 3 son of the late Joseph Shillington who ran a oak and newspaper store at Four and a half and Pennsylvania avenue
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Joseph Shillington
United States
District of Columbia
yHorthwest
Washington
Shillington
Thig City
Rittenhouse Academy
Columbian University
Fromm
Hia Claga
John 18. Hoge
Henry B. Davis
Gi. Shiliington
United States Attorney's Office
G. Riddle
Davin
Joseph Mhilington
Rest
Pennsylvania Avenue
Death of veteran clerk William P. Dean at ninety three
William P. Dean oldest clerk in the Treasury Department died at his Auburn New York home aged ninety three. He moved to Auburn four months ago after years of service and illness. Born near Rochester New York in 182, he joined the Universalist Church and preached before entering government work in 1863. He never missed a day of duty until recently and planned to return to work after a brief leave. He leaves two sons from his first marriage and his second wife survives him along with his Auburn area stepdaughter and a Universalist preacher husband. Burial will be in Rochester.
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William P. Dean
Treasury Department
Auburn
Mr Dean
Dean
Rochester
Tomoorrow
Mr. Dean
Universalist Church
Internal Revenue Branch
Il Kingman Place
Fourteenth Street
Treasury
Maya
Theadong
Reing
A 3. Yantes
N.Y
Department of State
Bowen
Pastor
Loomis
Department
Republica
Ithesa Republeg
Mina
Weather conditions from U S weather service report
Unsettled weather covers most of the country west of the Rockies with low pressure from the west Gulf states toward the Ohio Valley. Showers and storms occur across the central valleys and eastern states with cool temperatures in the Northwest and New England. Expect continued unsettled weather Thursday in the east and Dakotas, Minnesota, and Nebraska with warmer conditions in the Northwest. Coastal winds shift from northeast to variable across regions. Local readings show a mild July-like pattern with notable temperature spreads and scattered sunshine.
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U. B. Dept of Agriculture
Washington
Rocky Mountaine
West Gulf States
Ohio Valley
South Dakota
Central Valley
Atlantic
Gulf States
Middle Hope
Northwest
New England
Upper Lake Region
South Atlantia
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Showara Teuredey
Laks
South Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Wednester
Wardpeats
Suishing
Weck
Mestag
Buta
Glackanstroni
Benen Geta
Nem
Galventon
Tex
Helena
Mont Tudanaporte
Eng
S Man Chy
EAS Hocks
Marquette
Mick
Jenn
York
North Platue
Nebruo
Omaha
Nebr
Bowen Affair Exposes Press Tactics In Venezuela
Secretary Taft reviews Bowen's letters and interviews revealing how Bowen pressed for publication of documents to influence public opinion on Loomis and Loomis’s conduct as Minister at Caracas. The report condemns Bowen for disloyalty and seeks dismissal, while defending Loomis’s exoneration though noting personal investment risks.
Bowen and Loomis inquiry touches Bowen at White House
Minister Herbert W. Bowen and Clarence Bowen of New York met officials at the White House over the Loomis case. Bowen said Taft’s report found no recommendation against him and that he plans to leave for Orange, N J. He asserted he would speak if imputations arise. He traveled from Caracas with little evidence and noted gathering it here would worsen a scandal.
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Taft
Tham
Loomig
New York
Bermudez
Caracas
Looms
Loomis
Castro
Taft Saye
Minieter
United States
Bowen
Herbert W. Bowen
Clarence Bowen
White House
Tett
Tafts
Binjater Bowen
Roosevelt
Tafthaa
Orange
N Jr
Wallington
Resisted an Eviction Sparks Cologne City Riot
In Cologne on June 20 a large mob opposed police under orders to evict a tenant behind on rent at Chlodwig's Platz. Stones and other objects were hurled from windows and crowds in front, rioting for six hours. About twenty people were wounded, two seriously, before police dispersed the mob with swords.
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Cologne
Germany
Chlodwig’s Platz
Hhis House
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Magus
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Falla
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W. W. Russell
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Venezuela
Dater
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Soen
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Secretary of State
Thanmuch
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John Hay
Aldea
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Ita
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Leomia
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United
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Kira
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Sanders & Stayman Co
Krakauer
Hardman Uy Oo
Mozart
Vose
Peter Grogan
7Th St
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Fussell
Ali Ilada Fredh
M. T. Fussell
Broadway
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London
Charles Frohman
Sir Henry Irving
California
Athens
Greece
George
M. Ralli
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Liz St
J. T. Walker Sons
Tenth Street
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Pa, Ave, H.W
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Baker's
A&p
Atlantic & Pacific
Cor
7Th & E
Enell & Burroughs
Bens B. Enell
B. B. Barr Wholesale Groc
Alexandsa St
Golortags, &T
Reliabor
Ishaw & Bro
Ereith
Meteda
Mt. Vergode
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Actendatuy
W. le
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