Gun Men Fall Into Meshes In Rosenthal Case
New York July 28 Gunmen linked to the Rosenthal murder begin to fall into the nets as Harry Vallon surrenders to police. DA Whitman and Commissioner Dougherty plan to identify conspirators while private citizens offer to fund a probe into police gamblers links. Vallon’s appearance astonishes officials, and detectives expect further gangsters to reveal themselves.
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Harry Vallon
Rosenthal
Dougherty
Whitman
Dougherty Wil
Rosenthal Ben
Vallon
Harry Horwitz
Gibbheblood
Dagon Frank
East Side
Louie
Whitey" Lewis
Honors Prince of Wales in Paris Luncheon
President Fallieres hosted a luncheon at the Elysee Palace in honor of the Prince of Wales before his return to England after a three month stay with the Marquis and Marquise of Breteuil. The prince received the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor from the French head of state.
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Paris
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Palace of Elysee
England
Marquise of Breteuu
Leta Gardner
New York
Fallieres
Legion of Honor
Train Crash Testimony Details Speed and Warnings
Chicago July 23 Engineers actions cited after the July 14 Western Springs wreck that killed thirteen. Fireman Hugo Crane testified the Denver mail train reached 75 miles per hour before impact, with some deceleration near the crash. Coroner Hoff Man noted fog rules varied in practice. Northwest Harvest Drive Seeks 25,000 Workers for Record Crops. Chicago July 23 An appeal states Minnesota North Dakota and Montana crops are superb and wages range from 1.76 to 3 dollars daily for 20 to 500 workers needed across central west and east communities.
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Hoffman
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St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Immigration Department
Great Northern Railway
First Speech for New Party by Roosevelt in New York
In New York on July 23 Colonel Roosevelt delivered his first speech since returning from Chicago. He outlined reasons for forming a new Progressive Party and urged county chairmen to organize. He said the party would stand four squared to democracy, fight live issues, oppose old party corruption, and admit ex Democrats and ex Republicans on equal terms.
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Roosevelt
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National Progressive Party
Chautfeur Abandons Fight For His Bride
New York July 23 Conrad 47 Eysoldt chauffeur son in law of John W. Lushear Newark N J has abandoned the fight for his bride who has been separated from him since returning with him to her father's Summer home at Mount Tabor after their city hall marriage. Some weeks ago Eysaldt began
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Wealthy cyclist to distribute over 50000 to Peru figures
E Nicholas Churchill of Joliet Illinois, now described as a multimillionaire, plans December gifts totaling more than 50000 to Peru and its citizens. The distribution includes a 6000 dollar drinking fountain a 20000 dollar hospital and 10000 dollar for a children's home. Allocations to individuals date back twenty four years and include amounts from 1000 to 21000 to various friends and relatives who aided him. Churchill recently inherited a fortune after a European relative's death according to attorneys.
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Indiana
E. Nichlas Churchill
Joliet
Peru
Peru Republican
Churchi
Julius Wood
Mra
A. B. Weeckler
Mary Morris
Afra, Dunn
J. J. Dunn
Lake Cenham
Mary Lockwood
George Lockwood
Joe Clanham
Churchil
England
Habeas corpus case ends as bride testifies freely
In a habeas corpus proceeding to detain his wife, the bride testified in secret. At argument before Vice Chancellor Howell, Henry Pommcrane for Eysolds moved not to proceed due to the bride’s claim she was not under restraint and acted of her own free will. The writ was dismissed.
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Henry Pommcrane
Eysolds
Temperature July 23 Record
Readings show a maximum temperature of 86 degrees at 4 pm and a prior day minimum of 61 with a high of 83. The entry includes markings by Buchanan Optical Co and Syndicate lock with note of 12 night one FR ham and 3 yesterday.
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Amateur swimmer fails to cross English Channel at Boulogne
Jabez Wolfe, amateur swimmer, began the English Channel crossing near Boulogne at 4 15 yesterday morning. He abandoned the attempt some distance before Power, boarded an accompanying tug, and returned to Boulogne without completing the crossing.
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Vane Grisner
Democrats Seek Direct Election of Grand and Petit Jurors
Cedar Rapids July 23 The Democratic state convention opens Thursday with a proposed platform plank by Chas Holly of Polk county calling for direct popular election of grand jurors in each county and for petit jurors to be chosen by vote in precincts. Advance guards of Democratic leaders arrive from Sioux City Council Bluffs Des Moines and Davenport. R McGinnis of Leon will preside at the initial session.
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Chas. Holly
Polk County
Sioux City
Council Blifs
Des Moines
Davenport
Murder Charge in York Hotel Shooting
Florence C. Hopp, a young divorcée, was mortally wounded at the York Hotel in New York City. A man identifying as George R. Harkness, a Sea Cliff real estate dealer, claims the shooting was accidental and surrendered to police, appearing grief struck after the death.
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York Hotel
New York City
George R. Harkness
Sea Cliff
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Harkness
Taft Drops Reciprocity and Stance on Canadian Plan
President Taft signals support for repeal of the reciprocity act while maintaining the principle. He has discussed with western opponents the possibility of Congress repealing the law, but has not yet communicated with the finance committee. Taft emphasizes opposing an offer Canada will not accept, keeping the policy in doubt as Canada declines endorsement.
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Taft
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Chicago
Senate Leaflers
Finance Committee
United States
Canada
No Third Ticket In Minnesota Says Roosevelt Supporters
Minneapolis July 23 Adherents of Theodore Roosevelt in Minnesota will not form a third party state or legislative ticket. Hugh T Halbert of St Paul who leads preliminaries for a mass convention in St Paul July 39 says the group will name only presidential electors. Reports from Michigan and Illinois about independent bids have stirred debate but are denied.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
Michigan
Hugh T. Halbert
St. Paul
Roosevelt
J. M. Dixon
Halbert
Stork Loyal to Royal Pair in Madrid Rumor
Madrid reports Queen Victoria Ena is said to be expecting a fifth child, with earlier births noted for Alfonso in May 1997, Jaime in 1998, Beatrice in 1809, and a fourth infant who died. The article cites royal lineage from Prince Henry of Attenberg and the Crown Prince.
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Victoria Ena
Prince Henry of Attenberg
Alfonso
Jaime
Beatrice
Celebrate victory over Abdul Hamid in Constantinople policy shift
In Constantinople on July 24, Moukatar Pasha and the grand vizier celebrate the constitution’s anniversary by inaugurating a new policy in Albania. Troops withdraw from key towns, officials dismissed include Shehab Eddin Bey and Edith Bey as purge measures proceed amid unrest. In Washington on July 23, Patrick Dunne of Jersey City is said to be free in Terestin after Mexican authorities reported him arrested and sentenced to death. the State Department found he was never under arrest.
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Ounider Moukatar Pasha
Abdul Hamid
Albania
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Tren
Shehab Eddin Bey
Edith Bey
Washington
Patrick Dunne
Jersey City
Terestin
State Department
Kinkaid
Dunne
New Military Dirigible Sets Speed Record at 49 MPH
The Zeppelin rigid airship, the most modern military dirigible, was acquired by the war department for endurance and speed trials lasting 1 hour. It reached 49 miles per hour and is named the Zeppelin II, to be stationed near Mets fortress at the French frontier. Washington reports July 23. Representative Martin Littleton of New York, a Democrat on the steel trust inquiry, announced his dissenting views to the Stanley report, signaling reservations that avoid full accord with Stanley and two other members, Beall of Texas and McGillcuddy of Maine.
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War Department
Mets
Washington
Martin Littleton
New York
House Steel Trust
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Beall
Texas
McGillcuddy
Maino
Chicago milk safety ordinance stalled by council
Chicago faced a drawn out council session as officials rejected a proposed ordinance to require commercial pasteurization of milk. Despite a telegraphic plea from Nathan Strana of New York urging passage, the council remained opposed and voted against adopting the measure.
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Infante
New Jersey progressives decide to field a complete ticket
Asbury Park July 23 progressives in crasse convention determined to field a full ticket for November including presidential electors and state offices. The meeting weighed methods with a split between those favoring immediate action and others wanting a delay until a national progressive party forms in Chicago. The group debated leaving the Republican organization versus reforming within it.
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Roosevelt State Organization
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Roosevelt
National Progressive Party
Chicago
Republican Organization
Federal control urged over labor unions by Iowa painter leader
President F M Michael of Waterloo called for federal control of labor unions in his keynote at the second annual convention of master painters of Iowa. He argued Sherman antitrust limits should apply to unions with full force, aiming to regulate unions similarly to corporations. The opening session drew a large audience.
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F. M. Michael
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Depositions in Trust Suit In San Francisco Today
Depositions in the federal antitrust suit against the American Sugar Refining company were to begin in San Francisco on July 23 before special examiner Wilson Plorea. United States District Attorney Q. H. Derr of New York will conduct the inquiry. Mr and Mrs Alexander of Cedar Falls are guests of Mr and Mrs A. Cagmar today.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Wilson Plorea
Arstatant
United States District Attorney
Q. H. Derr
New York
Delegates Reach Ogene as Roosevelt Ticket Question Looms
Delegates arrive for the Roosevelt progressive state convention opening in Des Moines. Resolutions expected to condemn the Chicago convention and Taft while praising Roosevelt. No third party ticket is expected to be placed. initial sessions set near 1 PM with leaders from Boone and Cedar Rapids attending. Lore Alford seeks $800 damages from F P Faulkner over removal of a cottage and related property destruction in Elk Run district.
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Roosevelt Progressive
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Boone
MacVicar
Chicago
Lore Alford
F. P. Faulkner
F. P. Maulkner Company
Elk Run
Alan
Senate Postoffice Bill Drops Good Roads Plan
The Senate postoffice committee reports a bill with revised parcels post system and zone charges. It raises total appropriations beyond the House figure of about 260 million dollars, mainly increasing railway pay for mail transport by over 2.6 million. The Shackleford good roads feature is struck out, with a proposed investigation by a special congressional commission and no highway improvements before its report.
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Senate
Post Office Committee
Congressional Commission
State Board to Anamosa Parole Hearing
Des Moines reports the state board of parole left for Anamosa to hear parole applications. The reformatory work is expected to take about two weeks.
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Anamosa
Des Moines
State Board of Parole
Reformatory
Still on trail of truant congressmen
Washington July 2. The house faced a failing quorum as yesterday's journal awaited reading. Business paused thirty minutes while sergeants at arms searched for absent members and they were ordered arrested before a quorum was secured.
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Atcarma
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