New-York tribune. [volume], July 06, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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Aerial Warfare
and International
Law
Py A. (!?? Lapradelte
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Howth lane has
changed the rules of
civilized warfare.?In
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None of tl.?
th? belief that
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bomb? in
Tunney, ?a ble for ?he
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Sleuths After Anarchists.
killed
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Littleton Engaged
as Counsel to Holt
Mr?. Frank
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Italians Expect Serious
Result from Holt Affair
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ROCKEFELLER STAYS
HOME UNDER GUARD
Postpones Trip to C!? veland
Closes Estate to Prevent
Attack on Life,
' Pier
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Saved by "Divine Intervention,"
Comes to Enlist Morgan's Aid
D. A. Thomas, bu . ? t "f Great Britain i:. this country and
:- .1 In the sinking
cf the Luslta
D. A. Thomas, M. I', and Lusitania Survivor, on Convoyed
St. Loi?is?Regrets Attack on Financier, Who
We Says I n atod Canada Fairly.
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SISTERS ARE SURE
MUENTER IS HOLT
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BLAMES PRO-GERMAN WOMEN
FOR ATTEMPT TO KILL MORGAN
By MRS. ?GEORGE DE WUT MOULSON.
The greatenl danger in auch attarka a-? these i ' to foment
that typ? ?>f Individual <? f which there must he *??> man) In t?ils
country, i hi? ? :hr rlaaa <?f person whirl post
i.ii which, further ?.tim-il to action by mass n
in the law, B) the actions ol auch not on!) imiuldual
lit?, but the verj peace ??( the entire community N Jeopard
ii moved us to petition the Mayor for
the removal of i! Imora organization: Flrat, the) ?.eemeil
to us obvioualy unneutral; aecond, they misinterpreted in n deceptive ?ay
the J're?li1ent's nttitnile a? <-|earl> ?ietin?-.) In the von l?erpstorfT inemoran
t]um ?if April 21, ami mir List rcaaon?which has been amp!) preved In the
attempted assassinai ??>n at Urn ( <i\ r?thev have bal un effect upon the
Ing anil unbalanced m Inda.
m ut ni a proper appeal, the aponaora of these algni Lav? further
' Irrenponaible peraona b) auch mass mec? it held at Madl?
non Square (?arden, which Mr. Bryan sa? tit t<? in,1?>r?.?? h> his pretence.
\\ . ill kiln? that thert ire many peopl? more aindhearted than thought?
ful, ?ho, ?tlrred b) the friichtiul slaughter In Europe, bell? iiu
barajO upon arms might linn? ihi? ?ar !?? a bitter end. But that
ever) on? ahould rrsp?.tt the lu? a? laii! down by the government through
Iblc head.
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HOLT PARANOIAC,
PHYSICIAN SAYS
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ship
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tor several days "Mr. ilendncks"|
I mud?? frequent ami argent Inquiries of I
. itatlen ;
??iront, for hi? parcel?. Rometlm?
earns In poreon si
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of names, and ha wo? shown a ph'ito
graph of H"!'. Ho said without best"
ni a likeness of "Mr.
II. ndrick?," the man win. gol ?
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1 auks fur Dynamite. ?
It was 6 o'clock i ? tnlnf
I when "Mr. Hendricka" mad? his last
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told hltti thai two packagl i and a trunk
bad coin., for him, l. office
hud rlo??..I ? ? Ha yielded a
, "Mr. Hendricka"
?'id delivered the package? ami trunk.
"Mr. Hendricka" thanked him profusely
ami declared that ? ai n? ? would i o< be
.gain by telephone calls re
garding the ship''
Then package of dynamite.
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??link, so light thai b<- thought it must
pty.
Carries unlocked the Syosse! ?tation |
at midnigh I an esaminatioi
of bis records. I? was found that "Mr.
Hi ndri? '-. " got 120 pound? of
mite, with cap? and ( igh to
equip uthorl
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what became of the explosive.
The fir?? . ' to arrive for
"Mr. Hendricka" was a trunk w-i
It earn? by pi
expre ipped by .1.
Wolf ?V- Son, of New York.
It was a ' |uare, brown
trunk of wo. d. Carnea thought it had
b? en little u led. H? doe? nol remem
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?ruiik from the station, but the n
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arrival.
The following day th? re rame a box.
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"Mr.
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on June L".i
that In- railed for t- ? i I over
???rn.
The third ?hi '?' the
,i;tnn explosive* t'ompany, In I,on?:
Island City I' ?
of h ig a i. The two ho ? ?
120 pounds. "II?" -
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HOLT MOODY FOR YEARS
Cherished Fancied Wrongs?
Jealousy Cot-l Kim Positions.
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FRENCH HOPE FOR MORGAN
Political Economy Society
Asks Paris for Sympathy.
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HOLT SCHEMED
TO KILL MORGAN
WITH DYNAMITE
Planned to Throw Suit?
case with Explosives
Into Financier's Auto.
OFFICIAL BELIEVES
HE HAD ACCOMPLICE
.Major Pullman Th'nks Prison?
er's Lack of Memory May
Cover Confederate's Escape.
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I Ington, July 5. That Holt in
I to kill J. P. Morgan by throw
in?.' a luitca i eontain ins d; nam il
the financier'! automobil? was the ad
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Pullman, cl m po
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"H? told
n, "that h., wai a friend of Mr.
n. 'Mr. M ? ???
me. il" ha? sent for m>\'
red chauffi
what time I am .
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?o having bought six
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Thinks Holt Had Confederate.
Major P illman, in diaeuaaii a 1
with Holt, < th?
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PLOT, SAY REDS
Crime Dae (o Pro-German in?
fluences, Say Anarchist
i ? aciers Here.
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apparently Insana man.
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The Equitable is a big
step?forward
Considered merely as a transition from old quar?
ters to new, locating in the Equitable is no differ?
ent from locating in any other desirable building.
Rut considered with respect to its real signifi?
cance, leaving old quarters to locate in the new
Equitable Building is a big step forward!
It is a most economical step, too, for the benefit
of locating in a building of the Equitable'* mag?
nitude, fame, and advantages is not to be com?
puted in figures?aside from which, the rcnf>
reasonable in tl>< maclve?.
Building now open for tenant*
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway
JULY CLEARANCE SALES
which begin today?
present the cAwst iuccicled
Uleductions of the {Jfalf^jear
xJn Xgtc ou m mer fashions
DETAILS filVRN IN VESTERDArS PvPRRS
MINISTER SULLIVAN
ASKED TO RESIG
Phelan Report Urged Su<
Action Against Envoy to
Dominican Ri^public.
Il M. Su:
to the Homir
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SAY GERMAN STOLE
GUN DESIGN HER?
ts for "Busy Berthas" File
by Baltimore .Man Taken
from Patent Office,
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ENSIGN DEFENDANTS
MAY GO SCOT FREE
If Graduation Automatically
Raised Their Rank, They
Cannot Be Punished.
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Annapolis, July 5. m I
t?. hero
n into the exam dal nt
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June, b
have I
retary of the
Navy, .-!. luid th? "f the court
indicate '.hat the facts warrant it. It
is the general belief I young
mon are act
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that "mi.I
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1 iam J. .Nu. ;'j ne.
EVELYN THAW
IN GALE ON LAKE,
TO MAKE TRAIN
Clifford Swept Overboard
as Little Boat Dishes
Against Pier.
ACTRFSS TO ADPf
IN COURT TO-DAY
"I Have Paid in Full -Ml 1 Owed
Harry Thaw," Says Wife
of Slayer.
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GEORGIA MOBS LYNCH
INNOCENT NEGROES
Riots After Murder of Planter
End In Killing Men Who Mad
No Part i?i Crime.
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