Politics Enters Caillaux Trial In Paris Court
The Caillaux murder trial in Paris sharpens into a political clash as documents in the Gaston Calmette case surface. Joseph Caillaux accuses himself, defending his wife while Labori challenges official handling of papers and courtroom drama erupts among spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Mme. Caiflaux
Gaston Calmette
The
Figaro
Poiteare
Foreign Office
Brenvenu Martin
Rene Viviani
Russia
Joseph Caillaux
Fernand Labori
Rose
Maitre Labori
Charles Clean
the Figaro
Calmette
M. Caillaux
Iris
Maitre Chenu
George Frestat
Senon
Prestat
Caillaux
Maure Chenu
M. Prestat
Louis Albanel
Albanel
Georges Fromientin
Mme. Caillaux
Mme
Calllaux
Fromentin
Palace of Justice
le Bonnet Rouge
Cailwaux
Joseph Gaillaux
M. Caillanx
Mme. Caillanx
Moral Courage Guides St Louis Milk Pasteurization Ordinance
St Louis votes a new milk pasteurization ordinance after months of hearings. The measure requires all milk not already certified to be pasteurized within a year, with the board of health aiming for full pasteurization sooner. About 70 percent of local milk is pasteurized now, and several producers pledge compliance. The board and city council are praised for taking decisive action for public welfare.
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Louis
Board of Health
St. Louis
City Council of
Milwaukee Milk Dealer
ReorganizationPlan Falls Short on Rock Island Railway
New York reports the tentative Rock Island reorganization plan failed after three months of negotiations. The underwriting syndicate has dissolved as accounting rules and stockholder participation hindered progress. Rock Island stockholders withdrew, fearing capital readjustment would wipe out profits. Bondholders may take over, with receivership likely after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co
Rock Island
Inter- State
Mimerce Commission
Rock Island Company
Mediators urge Wilson to back amnesty deal in Mexico
In Washington three Latin American mediators pressed President Wilson to use U S influence with General Larranto to secure a general amnesty for Huerta supporters. They warned Carbajal could resist invasion with mass executions and arrests unless guarantees were given. The talks followed the Niagara Falls conference and included Bry an and Rabasa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
da Gamma
Brazil
Suarez
Chile
Navy
Argentina
Wilson
United States
Larranto
Muerta
Idres
Niagara Falls
Bryan
Francisco Carbajal
Carranza
Carbajal
Huerta
Mexico City
Mexico
State Department
Tose Castellot
Mr. Castellot
Emilio Rabasa
America
Castellot
Saltillo
Tampico
Victoria
Mex
Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Baltilio
Car
Johnson Loses to J B Forgan on Bank Board
Washington July 22 announcement from the treasury department states James B. Forgan president of the First National bank of Chicago was elected a class A director of banking group No 2 in the federal reserve district centered in Chicago. His principal competitor was K L Johnson banker of Waterloo Indiana.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
James B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve District
Chicago
Death in an Odd Tragic Accidental Strangle at Waterloo
A seven and a half mile north east of Waterloo, infant Hilig J. Gressner died in a peculiar accident. The child, seven months old, became entangled in a rope noose used for drinking water. He pulled away, tightening the loop and strangling himself. The father was away. Mrs. Gressner hunted eggs when the tragedy occurred. The mother found the child dead upon return, leaving two older siblings Elsie and Oma. Local authorities report a plain accident with no foul play suspected.
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O. M. Gressner
Waterloo
Hilig J
San
Mother Prevents Marriage of Son in Beatrice Iowa
Beatrice residents Bryson Burroughs and his fiancée faced an abrupt halt to their plans after a telegram from Bryson’s mother ordering the clerk not to issue a marriage license. The couple, both from Beatrice, contemplated eloping to Minneapolis but remained blocked by maternal opposition and the bride-to-be’s diminutive, blonde appearance as they left the courthouse.
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Bryson Burroughs
Beatrice
Ned
Iowa
Minneapolis
Bryson
Fred
Heattice
Mr. Pettit
Tinois Central Station
Rosea
Fllis & Foster
Twelve Candidates Named In Regional Race
The listing names R. R. Wallace of Hamilton Michigan. M. Rounds of Des Moines Iowa. A. F. Leon of Davenport Iowa. Jas FM McIntosh of Indianapolis. A. W. Kopp of Platteville Wisconsin. Clay H. Pollister of Grand Rapids Michigan. Myron Campbell of Chicago. W. W. Layton of Covington Indiana. Frank Ts Stitt of El Paso Texas. T. Neff of Marseilles Illinois. I. Ralph N. Ballon of Chicago. B. B. Hieronymous of Springfield.
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R. R. Wallace
Hamilton
L Rounds
Des Moines
A. F. Leon
Davenport
Jas FM
McIntosh
Indianapolis
A. W. Kopp
Platteville
Wis
Clay H. Pollister
Grand Rapids
Mich
Myron Campbell
Chicago
W. W. Layton
Covington
Ind
Frank Ts Stitt
Eipaso
WMFP
T. Neff
Marseilles
I. Ralph N. Ballon
B. BR. Hieronymous
Springfield
Traveling salesman fined under anti tipping statute in Jackson
A. N. Sinclair, a traveling salesman, was fined 46 for tipping a hotel porter 10 cents in Jackson Mississippi on July 22. He is said to be the first arrest under the state anti tipping statute now two years old.
Roosevelt to testify on Colombia treaty charges
Col Theodore Roosevelt will appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to state his account of the 1903 events surrounding Panama and the isthmus claim. He will address charges of misappropriation and deny robbing Colombia while outlining his view on the interoceanic canal and the 25 million dollar treaty. The committee plans to hear Roosevelts side, with Secretary Bryan likely consulted for guidance on whether to grant a public or private session.
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Wastlaptop
Dol
Daly
de Hoowevelt
Senate
Petion
Loutone
Stone
Colon
Col. Roosavelt
Senador Shane
Washington
D. C
Col
Theddora Ttuowevelt
Panama
Missouri
Roosevelt
Patama
United States
New Republic
Prrt
Mr. Roosevelt
Bryan
Fio
Panama Canal
State Department
Ursan
Iirran
Cal. Roosevelt
Uns
Min Tan
Tasesvelt
Andeia
Fa Huth Te Wal
Fry
Aix
Roosevecy
Tongre
Husband Eustace Bites Bride Near Waukegan
In Waukegan on July 22 William Eustace forced entry to his wife’s room after her refusal to live with him, pinioned her arms and bit off her nose before escaping. Police seek mayhem charges as doctors at Jane McAllister hospital preserve the severed nose in alcohol for evidence.
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Waukegan
Bin
William Ustaca
Eustace
Jane McAllister Hospital
Tyrell
Mazatlan Evacuation Considered By Naval Powers
Wireless dispatches report Mazatlan near evacuation as flagship California approaches. Federal and constitutional factions discuss meeting aboard a cruiser to arrange evacuations. Admiral Howard seeks unity after Huerta's fall while Guera Obregon troops move from Guaymas to Manga Nilng in potential joint action.
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California
Mazatlan
Mex
San Diego
Howard
Huerta
Giaymas
Manganillg
Grueral Obregon
RoyalWrdngln Prospect and Royal Betrothal Rumor
A Bavarian royal context centers on Judy 22 and a rumored betrothal involving Prince William of Hohenzollern and the Bavarian king Manuel’s daughter. The report notes William as a widower with a late wife and mentions a potential bride Adelgnoite, eldest daughter of the king, born October 17.
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Alonieh
Bavaria
William
Hohennzoliern
Manuel
Portugal
Tae
Wiliam
Adelgnoite
Panama Canal Payment and Apology Debate
The subject Mr Reasevely argues over payments to Colombia tied to a Panama Canal project. He claims the proposed treaty would be a delayed payment and an apology to blackmailers. He urges restoring relations with Colombia and stopping work on the canal project.
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Reasevely
Colombia
Panama Canal
Eabinitird
Wilcom Throweh
Hale of Towns Police Charged with Burglary
Rockville Center July 2 One half of the village police force faces burglary charges by warrants issued today. Amos Verilzan Henry Wilks and Rudolph Peterson are named suspects and two were arrested on duty while Peterson is believed away on vacation. Trunks worth about 5060 were found in their homes and the trusters aim to learn how they access. The village has had a spate of robberies since last fall including the nearby Arnold Husger store theft across Main Street from police HQ.
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Rockville Center
Sik Mien
Amos Verilzan
Henry Wickss
Rulof Peterson
Holyoke
Mass
Veritzen
Wleks
Arnold Husger
Old Blue Law Tightens Sunday in Galesburg
Galesburg city council, reviving a fifty year old ordinance, bans most Sunday trade and amusements. Only drug stores, restaurants, hotels, and livery stables may operate. Police will enforce the restrictions including newspaper and soft drink sales. Citizens are urged to seek repeal.
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Galesburg
Gatesbury City
Bagense
Bes
Peritin
Premier Asquith Blames Ring Address at Crisis Conference
British crisis eclipses all as Premier Asquith defends his note on the ring address while Irish home rule talks resume at Buckingham Palace. Sir Edward Carson may push Tyrone inclusion, prompting a clash that could settle the conference’s fate.
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Bristan
Jilvee
Thie Chater
Nis
Levon Petite
Prs
Manjesty
Muijeety
Asquith
Svetingham Pla
House of Commons
George
Ulster
Edward Carson
Tyrone
New Secretary For Y. M. C. A. Waterloo Choice Planned
The Waterloo Y M C A board is poised to hire Harry Burns of Keokuk as the new general secretary. Chamberlain, acting president, reports Burns is willing to accept. Details on compensation remain undecided as the board confirms the offer. Meantime Elkader reports a baby death case connected to a local lodging house, with a suspect arrest. The report also mentions a Havana cigar brand in unrelated text.
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Harry Burns
Keo- Kuk
Waterloo Y. M.C. Aa
Mary
Elkader
Wasen
Jodeed
Bey
Esiapae Datuquy
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Gaillaux
Turille France
Mme. Raynouard
Tovar
Johnson
Forgan
Tal
Gol. Roosevelt
Senate Committee
Hale
Ring
Cerl
Maringring Gheld
Havana
Cuenta
Apy
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