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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1914

Page

9

Police Ban Unclad Limbs in Philadelphia Theaters

The Philadelphia director of Public Safety ordered theater management to force chorus girls to wear tights after a lieutenant halted a performance. A September Morn squad will inspect for compliance, with censor critics stationed at each pole to report tights shortages.

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Carman Trial Girl Testimony Highlights Family Support

The Carman murder trial concentrates on sympathy and defense as Mrs Carman's relatives testify. Elizabeth Carman, her 10 year old daughter, recounts the night of the shooting and supports her mother's account. The defendant shows distress but asserts doubts about the jury quickly acquitting.

Elizabeth Mrgg Mrs Carman Celia Coleman Carman Baiey Sho Elizabeth Carman Agai Acturmes Sarah A Vonklin

Mrs Carman Not Murderously Jealous in Testimony

Court record shows Miss Atherton opinion that Mrs Carman was not murderously jealous. Attitude of the accused toward Mrs Bailey’s slaying and her family is described as impeccably respectable. A novelist now leans toward belief in the prisoner's innocence.

Garden City Latven Carman Celia Jutas Baileys

Carman Trial Sees Witnesses Cited For Innocence

Gertrude Atherton reports on a long courtroom session where Mrs. Carman's cross examination showed her poised and dignified. The piece notes the jury's attention to witness credibility, medical and family testimony, and the author’s take on innocence versus doubt amid sensational trial atmosphere.

Cats sent to Pittsburgh mark wedding gift by agent

A humorous incident from Pittsburgh on Get. 23 shows dozens of pedigreed cats delivered to Lt. Welsh, a Burlington Route passenger agent, as wedding guests Pauline Walker and Welsh begin their honeymoon. Cats arrived from Wichita, Alexandria, Chillicothe, Lafayette, Green Bay, and other towns, amid charity calls and a playful national ad campaign.

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Carman Trial Corroborates Night of Murder Testimony

Mrs Carman and family members corroborate accounts of the night of the murder. Edwie Carman describes broken window and a revolver shot after Mrs Bailey entered. He recalls tending to Mrs Bailey as she lay dying. Dr Carman and Platt Conklin provide further corroboration.

Carman Edwie Carman

Kaiser Death Prophecy and Campaign Totals Surface

A chaotic roundup notes 57580 campaign funds to October 21 with 757 total contributions and 320282 unspent. It lists major donors including C E Davin and Ambassador Gerard, plus scattered state and national figures. Mme de Thebes denies prophecies about the German emperor while predicting the demise of the Hohenzollerns.

Paris Mme. de Thebes France Mara Saturn

Their Married Life and a New Car Dream

Warren and Helen tour Yonkers in a new gray car with Mr. Wilson, an agent. Helen enjoys the ride and contemplates driving, while Warren debates purchasing the vehicle and teaching her to steer.

Warren Helen Wilson Hehdty Mr. Wilson Neces

Heflin's Aid to Suffrage Celebrates Five Cents Donation

Members of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage held a celebration at Fo street headquarters to honor Representative Heflin of Alabama for a 5 cent contribution toward the Suffragist. The 5 cent piece will be framed for the union window as Miss Elsie Hill spoke at Tenth and D streets northwest. Mme Rozika Schwimmer, returning from Ohio, reports encouragement for the equal suffrage campaign there and believes votes for women will be won in November as war changes views on voting rights.

Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage Fo Street Hellin Alabama Heflin Tenth D Streets Elsie F Hill Mme Rozika Schwimmer International Woman Suffrage al- Hanee Ohid Mme. Schwimmer Ohio Iecoming

Miss Helen Taft Snubbed Over Bryn Mawr Cut System

Miss Helen Taft daughter of the former president headed Bryn Mawr College students in a protest against eliminating the cut system. She was snubbed by Bryn Mawr president Miss M Carey Thomas as she turned and walked from the meeting. Students say a strike is imminent and object to penalties for gutting under the new rule.

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Fortune for janitor's wife settles $200000 estate

In New York a settlement ends Mrs Anita Faithful McCarthy's contest over her father Dridley Jardine's 200000 estate. Jardine, who used the alias Willam Smith, left everything to his brothers, nephews and nieces in a 1890s will later challenged by McCarthy's claim. Final judgment confirms the later will as authentic, with McCarthy to receive about half the fortune. a prior 1911 will had left the estate to his family but was burned in Atlanta.

Carmen Levy Smith Ine Varanove New York Anita Faithful McCarthy New York Society Library Dridley Jardine Willam Smith McCarthy Jardine Lehman Supreme Court Atlanta

Taft Rebukes Laughter As Voter In New Haven

Former President William Howard Taft enrolled as a voter in New Haven Connecticut on October 4 arriving from Washington. At the city hall a crowd gathered and when Selectman James F Wax asked if he could read someone laughed Taft turned and said he had not come to be made fun of and that he really can read.

Warren Helen Wilson Nora Arvie Acar Mr. Wilson Lden José New Haven Conn Willam St. Fait United States

Army and Navy Changes of the Day

Leases of absence list Capt. Stanley Ross and other officers for several months. Engineers and staff transfers include Col William Sibert and Maj John B. M. Taylor, with assignments to Manila and the Philippines. Sailed ships include Ajax and Caesar bound for Manila and Macoris while several vessels head to Hampton Roads and other ports.

Stanley, Ross Quartermaster Corps Harry DP Mitchell Sixth Infantry James F Houlihan Field Artllery Pitelip If. Bagby Infantry William L. Sibert Corps of Engineers Thia City Uineauatl Ohi Lacut Henry Jervey Thomas Moorman Philippane Department Philip WU Bagby Fifteenth Infantry Staf Manila Philippine Islands Thorne Devrl, Jr John R. Brooks Tenth Cavalry Fort Sam Houston Tex Fibners Signal Corps Ajax Tutuila Caesar Sanchez Macoris Roe Tompkinsville Whitestone Landing Smith Whiestone Landing Vermont Vere Cruz Hampton Roads Tuxpam Mi- Dougel Paulding Norfolk North Dakota Delaware Hampton Stands Southern Dea Monree Portsmouth Tonopah New Forkyerd Whiteslaine Landing Wirginia Sibson Faen

Naval Orders Include Numerous Detachments and Commissions

Navy announces a set of commissions detachments and transfers dated 1914 with officers RZ Johnstox W A Hall R L Walker JP Mlu er Valckenburgh A B Anderson R N English A H Wills W B Izarb W Hargraves Stephenson Waterhouse C E Treibly A M Taylor gun crews Lt Quaier grade and corps officers assigned to stations including Guam Great Lakes Nashville Tonopah Fort Mills Keyport San Diego and San Juan Bay with transfers to Celtic and other posts and resignations noted in May 1914 records.

RZ. Johnstox W. A. Hall Maine R. L Walker Hannibal JP. Mluer Naval Station Guam Taeut Queler Vanvalkenburgh Connecticut A. B Anderson Naval Training Station Great Lakes Nashville R. N. English Tonopah A. HE. Wills West Virginia W. B. Izarb Wow. Hargraves Stephenson RN Waterhouse C. E. Treibly A M Taylor MRO A. G Chipman

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