Autopsy Favors Exoneration in Infant Death Case
An autopsy on Baby Bollinger found paralysis on the left side and severe deformities. Doctors concluded the infant was doomed to death or a life of anguish and recommended exonerating Dr Haiselden who allowed the child to die rather than prolong its life. The coroner and physicians urged humanity while the parents, told only parts of the tragedy, mourn the loss as the inquest continues beyond noon.
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Haiselden
Bollinger
H G W Teinhardt
Poveman
W D McNally
City Shenia
FE J Ekasselden
Fluselden
Reinhart
Tastail
Peter M Hoffman
Vetlzo
Trefinhart
H Parsebten
Hiaellens
Ernrt Kloffmans
Wes
Reimhardt
John ‘Ch Robertson
Allen Bollinger
Torrie
Washington
India
Lahore
Weed Out Undesirables Says Dr Haiselden in Own Defense
Dr. Haiselden defends eugenic sterilization in a signed statement. He argues society must weed out the mentally defective to protect future generations, likening it to farmers selecting the best stock and urging sterilization of the insane and defective. He condemns institutions and calls for drastic action.
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Dr. Haiselden
Chicago
Haiselden
Turks on Dardanelles attack reach Krithia Nullah advances
British forces resume fighting at the Dardanelles capturing trenches near Krithia Nullah and east and west of the defile as Lord Kitchener arrives. The 52nd division led the assault, with mines exploded at 3 pm and heavy artillery support, signaling progress toward Achi Baba hill amid limited casualties.
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Monitoia
London
Dardanelles
Krithna- Nullah
Krithna
Gallipoli
Achi- Baba
Reninsula
Krithia Nullah
H. M S. Edgar
Baron Ribblesdale
House of Lords
Marquis of Lansdowne
Charles C. Monro
Harl Kitchener
Mediterranean
Charles Monreany
War Office
Monré
Italy cancels all sailings of liner vessels from New York
Sailings of all Italian and allied line vessels from New York to Mediterranean ports have been canceled until further notice. Hart field Solari and Co., agents for the Itabiant Line, cited the sinking of the Ancona and submarine threats as the cause.
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New York
Mediterranean
Hartfield, Solari & Co
Itabiant Line
Ancona
Hughes Declines Presidential Nomination Petition Doubt
Justice Hughes denies seeking the Republican presidential nomination and asks Nebraska secretary of state to withdraw his name from the April 16 1916 primary ballot. The move sparks legal questions as officials weigh whether withdrawal is allowed and potential court action to enforce Hughes’s wishes.
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Daniels
Dardanelles
Earl
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Secretary of State
Justice Hughes
Offij
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Nebr
Ds Geying
Elhn Root
Theodore E Burton
John W Weeks
Charles W .Pool
Pool
Charles J. Hughes
New York
War Material Trade Case Hits Bow Street Court
Victor Sly, claiming to represent U S firms and Canadian interests, faced charges of dealing in war materials without a license. A secret code with the Duke of Manchester, then in Paris, was cited as part of the alleged scheme. Cablegrams between Sly and New York brokers discussed shipments to Russia. bail set at 19000 pounds.
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United States
Duke
London
Duke of Manchester
Bow Street Court
Sty
Paris
Sly
New York
Russia
Petrograd
Francia Lloyd
London Night Clubs Closed Under New Curfew Rules
London night clubs face a citywide curfew with closures from midnight to 5 am on Sundays and additional restrictions from late Sunday to 5 am Monday and early mornings on other nights. The order, issued by the home secretary, aims to enforce 24 hour free openings ban.
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Washington Post
London
Haw
Greece Halts News Silence Is Ominous
London dispatches report no news from Athens or Saloniki since Thursday morning. The lack of telegraphic contact is viewed as ominous for the Serbian army in retreat. Times notes Greek premier Skouloudis opposes disarming allied troops if forced into Greek territory. odds of internment appear unlikely.
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Saloniki
London
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M. Skouloudis
Greece
Storm Warnings Issued as Two Major Storms Roar North
Weather bureau reports two powerful storm centers developing near the South Carolina coast and the lower Ohio valley. Warnings cover the Atlantic Seaboard from Jacksonville to New England and Great Lakes ports, with dangerous easterly gales forecast and rapid coastal disruption.
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Eastport
Great Lake
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Aterm
Georgia
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Hatteras
New England
Death of Baby Held Justifiable
Page 1 reports a coroner or police ruling that the death of a baby is considered justifiable. Details include investigation findings, potential causes discussed, and official stance from authorities. No further specifics provided in the fragment.
Pennsylvania officer testifies to forced confession in barn hanging case
In Washington Pennsylvania detective F H Mitchell admitted he and others tried to extort a confession from Fred Kolbos, accused of killing Cohen, by hanging him from a barn rafter with a leather band. Kolbos testified officers threatened him with a gun and cried he believed he would die, while denying knowledge of the Cohen murder.
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Washington Post
Washington
Ney
County
F. H Mitchell
Fred Kolbos
Cohen
Mitchell
Kolbos
Germans Repulse British Surprise Attack Near Messines
Berlin reports British forces tried a surprise attack along the Messines to Armentieres road but failed. The war office notes a trench loss in the Argonne due to German mining and French undermining in view of air blasts. Paris says French bombardment targets Hebecourt quarries and Autreches with heavy artillery duels in Bois Givenchy.
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Sayville
Messines
Belgium
Ypres
Armentieres
War Office
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Paris
Somme
Hebecourt
Aisne
Autreches
Bois Givenchy
Artois
Wireless telephones fitted to trains and autos
A Swedish officers' device for wireless telephonic messages from high speed trains and automobiles. a prototype carried intelligible signals to 740 miles. Experts say the invention could revolutionize signal systems and future railway travel.
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Washington Post
Stockholm
Navy
Bulgarians Reach Monastir and Push Toward Greek Frontier
Saloniki reports Bulgarians occupy Monastir and push southwest from Veles toward the Greek frontier. Prilep falls, opening a southern route. Austro German lines extend from Javor to Radan, encircling northern Serbia. Turkish reinforcements rumored as UK and other Allied troops are said to move toward Saloniki.
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Ferdinand
Nish
Serbia
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Javor
Raska
Radan
Kursumliva
War Office
Novibazar
Veles
Tetovo
Prijepa Monastir
London
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