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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1914

Page

7

Indictment of Famed financiers in New Haven case

Federal grand jury charges J. P. Morgan and nineteen others, including William Rockefeller George F. Baker and Theodore L. Mail, with conspiracy to restrain trade. Indicted men deny wrongdoing and post bond. case centers on railroad and banking interests tied to the New Haven system and its dissolution efforts.

New Haven Medicabe Po Morgan Nodaeatoe Patt Richard A MS Ta Oehles Alexander Iassent Toraatinn Brimes Edward ¢ Bitar Wacleaeh Thorne Aid Marsden Jl

Indicted Directors Of New Haven Railroad Face Charges

Federal charges accuse twenty present or former directors and former general counsel of the New Haven Railroad of conspiring in Sherman Act violations. Indicted officials include Willem Rockefeller George Wadelloch ML lr. bamies FL Brooker William Skiener Denten Baroe Robert Taft James Elten James Memminagwes Tews Casa Ledyard Charles Prett Heaton Robert Peearick Brerrater Henes Welfare Lidyard Robbin and Alexander Uochrandt. Bond set at 1000. many listed as conspirators with defense lawyers named. The indictment follows a grand jury investigation into the railroad’s affairs led by the Interstate Commerce Commission and federal prosecutors.

United States William Rockefeller John J) Rockefeller Standard Oil Company George F. Baker Flest National Bank of New York Lewis Cass Ledyard J. DP. Morgan Fejlinone New Haven Nailroad Staten Willem Rockefeller Geeorge Wadelloch Bamies FL Brooker Willian Skiener Denten Baroe Robert VW. Taft Janes S. Elten Jaonen S. Memminagwes Tews Casa Ledyard Charles MU. Prett Heaton Robertaoe Peearick I Brerrater Hen New York Federal Cremente Acci New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Sherman United Seaten Footer Tan Te Owas Nigit New Haven Toterstate Conterce Commission Jaren Pently Wits Haries Mellen Even Prinicizal Wis Thea Lite de P Moreen Pederil di Trct Clearge F . Daher Tate Morgan Wall Eoper Lawle Feantes M. Pratt Storlart dl Company Qeiras Meerg MacColseh Meller Sen Ot

Germans Gain On Verdun Front In War Report

Berlin reports highly favorable progress on the northern French front with advances near Verdun and across the Aisne near Samsons. Front dispatches from Keron describe fierce fighting between Newport and Ypres with heavy casualties as German forces press southward in night actions. Separate prisoner exchanges cause friction at Darmstadt between English and French captives, prompting repatriation moves.

Verdun West Front Berlin Cyia Wireless Informavn France Aisne Samsons Verdun Ker-on Nieuport Ypres Darmstadt Col. Grey

Lodge Urges Big Navy at Boston Rally

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge warns that the United States faces peril in a nation with an unarmed stance and a navy that is not balanced. He calls for a strong, nonpartisan Navy and a decisive political change in Massachusetts, urging voters to back this stance in Washington.

Eek Washington Boston Mass Henry Cabot Loder Aneuil Hall Waday United States Navy Utarmel Lodge Massachusetts

Martial law in Egypt and Americans fleeing Turkey

Great Britain declares martial law across Egypt and orders to quell outbreaks. The American ambassador arranges a special train to move Americans to Greece as tensions rise. Turkey seeks to avert war with a formal apology while Russia demands German troop dismissals to resume ties.

Greece Osmanic Porte Great Britain Egypt Matlaires Cairo London Towlk Eotumund

Mexico Convention Chooses Gutierrez as provisional president

Report from Aguascalientes states Eulilio Gutierrez was named provisional president by the Aguascali ente convention. Foreign Minister Fabela questions the convention’s right to pick a successor to Carranza and warns that Villa and Zapata must leave the country with Carranza to avoid war. US recognition hinges on factional agreement and protection for Mexicans who aided the United States. Villa reportedly submitted his resignation from command while Gutierrez’s designation stirred further tensions.

Vention Jel Zapata Villa Gutierrez Carranza F San Luisa Potoal Mexico City Aguascalientes Fabela Carranza Zapats Flota Eulilio Gutierrez Mexico United States Vera Cruz State Department Gutierrex Villa

Hernandez Deportation Ordered After Threats to Siliman

Secretary Wilson signed a deportation warrant for Lyle Hernandez for threats against John F. Siliman, with ten other Americans arrested during the Vera Cruz occupation. Hernandez, captured in San Antonio after escaping Mexico, is to be landed in Truba if Uruban authorities accept him. Siliman formerly served as consul at Saltillo.

Wilson Silliman Lyle Hernandez John FR. Siliman Meine Vera Cruz Hernandez San Antonio Mexico Huerta Truba Uruban Silifman Saltile

Carranza Troops Rout Villa Force Near Parral

San Antonio Nov 3 The Carranza forces under General Macklovio and General Herrera defeated a strong Villa force near Parral Mexico according to an official statement from constitutionalist headquarters General Pesqueira said Villa forces sent a considerable number of ten rifles and ammunition casualties were not disclosed

San Antonio Tex Carranza Gena. Macklovio Luis Herrera Villa Parral Maxico Ignacio Pesqueira

Porte Draws Line Demands Will Be Drastic

A tense assessment from London predicts harsh terms for Turkey if apologies are accepted. Demands may include indemnity, disarmament of Goeben and Breslau, and demobilization of the Turkish army, with adversaries insisting on control of the Black Sea and repatriation of German officers.

T Ig Catinet Nna Enver Pasha Young Turk Folowers France Russia Grenc Eesain Black Sea Turpher Goeben Breslau Hamidieh Turkey London Constantinople Reuter Sofia Odessa Laula Mallet

Bulgaria and Turks in revolt reports from Madrid and Berlin

Berlin reports on Bulgaria and Turkey close ties and mobilization as Roumania Bulgaria talks continue. Madrid papers warn of unrest in Algeria with natives refusing military service and killing French police. Veiled reports claim Bedouins seized Berberik, imprisoning officials in a spreading anti British revolt.

Madrid Berberik Berlin Rome Roumania Bulgaria Austria-Hungary L*echo de Bulgarie Sofia Turkey Constantinople Rarehan Algeria el Imparctal Vetrograd Retch Reporta Bedoulina

Russian Ambassador Escapes Injury In Auto Collision

A taxicab carrying George Bakhmeter the Russian Ambassador to the United States was struck by another car on Linden Avenue Baltimore. The ambassador escaped injury and his car sustained little damage. He had just left Camden station to attend races at Pimlico. The president and cabinet members prepared to vote as noted, with several officials dispersing to cast ballots in various cities before returning to Washington.

Turkey London Morgenthau State Department WHH Menybeca Dats Rugalan Black Sea Russia Italy Balkan States Amsterdam Herlin Lokalanzeiger Roumania Balkan Asiatic Rome Gulf of Suez Akatah Arabia Great Hritain Tewfik Pacha Hia Washington Post Baltimore George Bakhmeter United States Linden Avenue Washington Pimlico Camden Station Serene Princeton Daniels Wilson Raleigh N. C Blesaburg Lincoln Nebr McAdoo New York Medfield Brooklyn Lane California Phoeni Artz

Russian Cruiser Held From Air Sea and Undersea Attack

Paris reports from Petit Parisien a galler on the Wal deck Rousseau describes an October 13 assault on a cruiser off the Catteare coast. An aeroplane bombed near the ship, quick firers repelled the attack, a torpedo boat tried to lure them over a minefield, and heavy guns then damaged the attacker before it escaped.

Washington Paris Petit Parisien Galler Waldeck Rousseau Cattare

Reporters Pick Whitman In New York Campaign Poll

A poll of political reporters covering New York's campaign since before the September primaries, taken at Murray Hill Hotel, names Charles S Whitman the winner with a high estimate of 45,400 votes and a low of 83,000. One reporter selected Gov Glynn.

Washington Fort New York Murray Hill Hotel Charles 8 Whitman Gov Flyon Gov. Glynn School of Journallam

Relief group formed to aid Belgian refugees

Ernest Y P Bicknell named to Rockefeller relief committee to inspect Belgian refugee needs. Dr Wickliffe Rose of the International Health Commission chairs the panel with other trustees selecting members. Shipments to Belgium will be coordinated from New York as the committee sails from England to deliver aid. Both Washington residents, Bicknell at 2618 Connecticut Ave NW and Rose at 2692 Connecticut Ave NW.

Ernest YP. Bicknell Americanized Cross Rockefeller Foundation Belgium Wickliffe Rose International Health Commission Beuthern Rose New York Dr. Rose Washington Connecticut Avenue Mr. Bicknell Connecticut Avenue Northwest

Turkish Gun Boat Sinks Steamer to Fend Off Allies

A Constantinople dispatch via Vienna reports an Anglo French fleet action near Smyrna in Tohesme Bay Asia Minor. The Turkish gunboat Berak Reis sank the steamer Kantli Adda and blew up her own boat to prevent capture, as the allied force approached.

Amsterdam London Constantinople Vienna Sawa Tohesme Bay Asia Minor Smyrna Berak Reis

Canal Tolls Hit 377000 for October on Higher Revenue

Panama November 2 The total canal tolls for October amounted to 377000 a gain of 107000 over September receipts.

Panama

Champ Clark closes reelection campaign in Fulton

Fulton Missouri November 2 Champ Clark Speaker of the House closed his campaign for reelection here today his twenty fifth speech since his return from Washington.

Fulton, Mo Champ Clark House of Representatives Washington

White House weighs federal troops to aid Arkansas judge

President Roosevelt Attorney General Gregory and Secretary of War Garrison conferred at the White House on whether to send Federal troops to Hartford valley Arkansas to aid U S District Judge Youmans in enforcing court orders. No decision was made and action held in abeyance pending judge Youmans marshals reliability and a volatile strike scene with rioting.

Gregory Garrison U. S Youmans White House Hartford Valley Ark Frank A. Youmans United States Kis Frome Court Department of Justice Mina Federal Court of the Western District of Arkansas

Two Belts and Costumes in Rich Captain Biddle Wardrobe

The Washineney Bell reports on Capt James Biddle’s Far Islands collection from his naval days. It highlights a century old wardrobe owned by his daughter Milas Jane Biddle, including two belts and dresses, plain and ornate, plus decorated shifts made after missionaries arrived.

Speriatta Washineney Bnet Philadelphia Throwen Meta Buddle Milas Jane Biddle Mie James Biddie The University Far Islands Biddle Cruisink

Russian Steamer Olga Seized Reported at Constantinople

A dispatch from Tandon May 2 notes a telegram stating the Turkish steamer Olga has been seized at Constantinople with a Turkish crew boarding and the vessel being held. The message claims retarding to Constantinople and mentions a German respondent, with unclear details about the seizure location and actions.

Olga Tandon Constantinople Berlin Trenater Amaterdarm Carespondent

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