White Slave Trial Delay Probed by Congress Visit
Secretary of State Bryan tours the Department of Justice with Immigration Commissioner Caminetti and Assistant Attorney General Hart explains the fuel matter delay. Lawmakers Kahn and Mann press for a congressional inquiry at the president's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Bryan
Department of Justice
Immigration
Caminetti
Hart
Kahn and
Mann
Congress
Camipetti
Attorney General
McReynolds
Wilson
Diggs-Caminetti
Western Fuel Company
United States
John L. Mewah
San Francisco
Department of Jus
Secretary of
McNab Case Developments Reach White House
President Wilson seeks full reports from McReynolds and Secretary Wilson on the McNab case delays Caminetti and Diggs Caminetti trials. Resolutions in Congress urge DOJ access to case correspondence while Denman declines to lead McNab's office.mann calls for Caminetti removal. Herrington seeks McReynolds ouster. Justice weighs actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
McReynolds
McNab
White House
Department of Justice
McNair
William ‘Denman
San Francisco
Washington
Denman
Congress
Kahn
California
Hinebaugh
Hlinois
House
Caminetti
Mann
Immigraton
Caminett
Vis Son
Death Pact Church Blames Theological Icehouse For Girls
The Washrated Post reports Rev John R Rivers of the Eastern Christian Church calls for a cathedral like center for social religious and philanthropic activity in East Liberty blaming churches for a girls suicide attempt after Kathleen Burns and Annie Butler ingested bichloride of mercury. He cites church failings to provide wholesome entertainment and social spaces as the cause, while criticizing a religious icehouse climate. The case involves two policemen visitors and a rooming house, with physicians noting death likely within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washrated Post
Pittsburgh
Pao
Kathleen Burns
Annie Butler
John R. Rivers
Eastern Christian Church
East Liberty
Ewers
Miss Mae Sullivan Sues Arthur Hoe for Promise to Wed
Special to The Washington Post reports Mae A. Sullivan sues Arthur Hoe, heir to the Hoe fortune, in New York Supreme Court for 13000 dollars in breach of promise and 75000 for support over eighteen months. She alleges she learned of Hoe’s marriage two years after the proposal and that he later promised lifelong support, citing living standards set in 1912 and gifts totaling 65000 to 100000 in 1911 12. Hoe married Evelyn Perry in 1910. Perry was once known as Mme Charcot, a hypnotist and palm reader.
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Mae A. Sullivan
Washington Post
New York
Arthur Hoe
Robert Hoe
Supreme Court
Miss Sullivan
Mr. Hoe
Sullivan
Mirabeau L. Towns
Shaas
Dh i Gale
Hoe
Miss Perry
Evelyn Perry
St. John's ‘Church
Washington, D. C
Eugene Perry
Aviators Die In Early June Fatalities Drowning Off English Coast
Fairbairns and Gardiner among aviators killed while testing new aircraft near England and the United States. Gardiner of Portland, Missouri drowned when his plane capsized in Lake Keuka near Rochester after a sharp bank. Divers failed to recover the body. Fairbairns, flying from Brooklands, sank after plunging into the sea during a trans Atlantic flight test near Shoeburyness. He died as rescuers approached.
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Rochester
N. Y
Fréa F. Gardiner
Shoeburyness
Brooklands
Fairbairns
St. Petersburg
Marcel G Brindetour Des Mourits
Man Toomes
Paris
St Peressi Bars
Summer Fours la Baltimore and Obkio Railroad Notice
Fragmented OCR passage mentions rail travel, summer trips, and business consult agents offering help with rail or water trips for 19 Pennsylvania dollars. Names and places are garbled. readable entities include Baltimore, Obkio Railroad, New York, Nova Scotia, Adirondacks, Montan, Wester Pointa, and Un g rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Obkio Railroad
Luriyate Jerses Seashore
Adirondack
Oaintans
New York
New Engand
Moses
Wester Pointa
Pennsylvania
Voice of President Prompt Action to Follow
President’s remarks before a joint session urge immediate reform as Mr Wilson explains his earnest conviction that the matter must be dealt with before adjournment. Leaders agree a bill will be introduced this week. The president receives a hearty welcome on his second visit as the administration pushes for swift action.
President Wilson calls for urgent currency reform
President Wilson urged Congress to adopt a new banking and currency system, stressing elastic credit, centralized public control of banking resources, and immediate action. The address was read to a largely receptive House and Senate, with strong bipartisan applause and plans for quick committee work on the Glass-Owen bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Wilson
Congress
Capitol
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Poison, Then a Will Arrested in Missouri
Federal officers investigate a forged will linked to estate of George M Nicholas of Rockingham County Virginia. Ella McClendon of Missouri claims $50 000 to $75 000 and faces misuse of mails charges after a purported Chicago postmarked will surfaced. Nicholas died of arsenic poisoning August 1912.
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George M. Michelas
Rockingham County
St. Louis
Etla McClendon
Sturdivant
George “M. Nicholas
Wingham County
Nicholas
Charles
Chicago
Michalas
McClendon
Wnichalas
Virginia
George Nicholas
Georgeton
Colo
John Rowan
Gowar
Colorado
Ed Sellers
Rowan
Post Office
Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Ella McClendon
Missouri
Port Republic
Shenandoah River
Taylor
Richmond
Ger Mann
Gunmen on Salary Basis Revealed by Raid on Chinese
Federal immigration officials disclose letters and documents seized in the San Francisco raid on Wong Do King head of the Bing Kong Tong. The files allege blackmail murders opium and human smuggling tied to highbinders with gunmen paid salaries and bonuses to kill rivals. Deportation sought and prosecutions to follow against Chinese leaders in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Wong Do King
Bing Kong Tong
Wong
Rothschild Denies Oil Story in London Interview
Lord Rothschild dismissed a London newspaper report that Rothschilds would back H. C. Pierce in a war against Standard Oil. He called the claim untrue and absolute rot in a Washington Post cable from London.
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Rothschild
London
Pierce
Standard
Washington Post
Lord Rothschild
Messrs. Rothschild
H. C. Pierce
Standard OH Company
Pett Paces in Rage Slashes Wife in D C Home
In Washington District of Columbia last night Arthur Ferguson a 38 year old timer employed in a district repair shop slashed his wife at their home on 512 G street northeast after entering from the rear He then stabbed his mother and a neighbor when they interfered Neighbors overpowered him and he was taken to the police station The wife Mrs Ferguson 34 is expected to recover Both Mrs Hanford and David Fegan 53 were treated and discharged within an hour Ferguson is held on assault with a dangerous weapon
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St. Louis
David Fegan
Arthur Ferguson
G Street
Fergusons
Baat Capitol Street
Ferguson
Fia
Mary E. Hanford
Perguson
Hines RE. Terry
Sixth Street
Terrys
506
Fred M. Mestle
Dellamico
Ninth Precinct
Lieut. Falvey
Hines
Terry
Mrs. Ferguson
Hauschild
Mrs. Hanford
Young
Stewart
Justice Stafford
Stafford
Attor O’brien
Department of Justice
O Brien
Hawken
Sergt. Weber
Eleventh Precinct
Arthur D. Moffett
Weber
Moffett
Sergi
United States
Harvey Given
William Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Given
Sergi Weber
Stewart Fridiy
Society and Sporting Events Results on the Turf
Highlights from today include Ligur Arnald earning a trophy in turf events, with notes on theater attractions and the Gettysburg Fund additions. Also mentions a political and legal mix of items from Washington to Durango, Mexico, and a new excise law context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powe i
MoNab
Arthur Hoe
Deremus
Democratic Committee
Washington Court
Durango
Mexico
Witson
Ligur
Austrian Officer Dies by His Own Hand at War Office
Vienna reports a second suicide linked to the Austrian war department. Lieut Lebel, 35 years at the office, after a conference with Gen. von Kiss returned to his desk and fatally shot himself through the heart.
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Vienna
Austrian War Department
Lieut Lebel
War Office
von Kiss
Doremus to Lead Amid Campaign The National Committee
Senators join Vice President in gathering as Mosas harmoniously agree to participate in the coming campaign. A long contest ends amicably with Doremus to lead and other offices filled by notable figures.
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National Committee
New Dem committee officers chosen in harmony clash
Frank E Doremus of Michigan was elected chairman of the Democratic congressional committee by a 3 to 24 vote as officials for vice chairmen include Cline Indiana Chamberlain Oregon Hollis New Hampshire Goldfogle New York Baker California Pepper Iowa Murray Massachusetts Sinnott Virginia and Doremus plans cooperation with the national committee while promising harmony and a joint campaign effort through the 1914 race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Doreman
Michigan
Cline
Indiana
Chamberlain
Oregon
Hollia
New Hampshire
Goldfogte
New York
Baker
California
Pepper
Iowa
Murray
Massachusetts
Al-Arma
Joseph J. Sinnott
Virginia
Frank E. Doremus
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democratic National Committee
Doremus
Deremus
Cane
Sabath
Hlllnois
Lloyd
Missouri
Sharp
Ohio
Washington
Chicago
Congressional Committee
Hollis
Goldfogle
Riven
Covington
Maryland
National Committee
Courtroom Shooting Shocks Washington Justice Ferrell Fights for Life
Ray M. Stewart 18 of Anacostia opened fire in Criminal Court No. 1 yester noon aiming at officials. Three shots sprayed the room as Edward Blaine tackled him, saving Justice Wendell P. Stafford and two prosecutors from injury. Stewart, restrained after the halt, faced further proceedings while the courtroom chaos subsided.
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Ray M. Stewart
Anacostia
Allan Gang
Hilleville
Washington
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M'Nab
M’reynolds
McNabb Case Developments
Con- Srcos
Representative Kahn
W. H Hinebaugh
William Denman
Clayton Herrington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Herrington
Department
Death Pact Church
Aeros
Fred Gardiner
Lake Keuka
English
Champ Clark
Clark
Marshall
Carter Glass
Owen
Palmer
James
Stone
Gore
Smith
Arizona
Alaska
Hawai
District of Columbia
Court
Boy
U.S
Shooder
Wendell P. Stafford
McKee
McComas Hawken
Edward Blaine
Fourth Street
Congress Heights
Blaine
John O. Stewart
Ernest
Vernon Stewart
Seret
C. J. P. Webber
Zane
Justice Statord
Cass
Stewarts c
Clark McKes
Harrington
Grant and
Heland
Wao
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