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Four THE TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1915 IRATE LITIGANTS WONT INTERFERE BRITISH TRANSPORT BEACHED IN EFFORT TO LAND MEN ON GALLIPOLI PENINSULA, AND HEROES OF LANDING PARTY Schools and Colleges SHOOT DOWN JUDG wTH MUNITIONS BUSINESS COLLEGE RHODE ISLAND JUSTICE IS SHOT DOWN ON PUBLIC STREET AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR HAS DATE WITH LANSING DUMB A TO EXPLAIN THE NEWS REPORTS TWO ARE ARRESTED Evidence Incomplete and Both Are Released! Housekeeper Finds Body Corner Grand Central and Edison Avenues, Tampa, Fla. Twenty-sixth year. Large stone college building with dormitory rooms on second floor. 600 students annually. Bookkeeping, Banking, Penmanship, Shorthand (Stenography), Touch Typewriting and English Branches.

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Justice Willis S. Knowles, of the Eighth Judicial District, was. assassinated Just after he had left his bungalow in orth Situate to take a trolley car for Providence today. He received three bullet wwmds, two in the back and one in the law. The TETlorida Military JlL a attack occurred about 100 yards from I nouse and apparently the shots Dual Citizenship is; Involved in I Question of Asking Austrian i Gun-Makers to Quit WASHINGTON, Sept.

6 Secretary Lansing has granted art interview at the State Department for tomorrow to Dr. Constantino Theodore Dumba, the Austro-Hungarian Ambassador, who desires to discuss published reporta that he has taken steps to Interfere with the manufacture of war munitions in this country Dr. Dumba's request for an interview reached Secretary Lansing this morn-in. It was said he wished to discuss dispatches seized by British officials from James Archibald, an American correspondent, acting as messenger. Involves Dual Citizenship These dispatches, said to reveal that the Minister had plans for handicapping munitions plants by calling out Austro-Hungarlans working in (establishments making war supplies for the came from bushes that lined the vil lage road leadlnsr to the car line.

Ank fl VI i 1 III After having1 been wounded at least once, the justice turned back and had nearly regained the gate opening into his place when he fell dead. There were no witnesses, and the assassins escaped. Later the police detained two Victorious training for full- 5 Jacksonville Hi '4 h11 a8ft par. 8 men on suspicion. They are Italian la blooded boys.

The fasci borers and according to the police, one nating activities of real military or them carried a loaded revolver. Houskeeper Finds Body The body was found by Knowles' mmseKeeper, Mrs Warden, who ran life. The sound, well-taught study courses that prepare for college and business. from the house when she heard the shots. As she reached the lawn she says she heard a man's voice with a foreign accent cry: "Now, Judge, I've allies, were denied.

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Address COL. GEO. W. HULVEY, Jacksonville, Fla. The police are proceeding on the theory that he was killed in revenge by some litigant against whom he had given a decision.

His circuit was made up of the city of Cranston and th towns of Johnston, Poster and Solu- movement to curtail production of war materials in the United States by reminding the Austro-Hungarian citi zens that they were violating the crim inal code of their native land by ac cepting employment in the munitions plants. The Ambassador's frank statement of his activities, however, was received with undisguised surprise in official service as it was among other diplo mats. Admittedly th situation waa regarded as one of the most unusual tate, in each of which he held court once a week. Justice Knowles was elected to the bench in 1908. Friends of Judge Knowles told the police that he recently had said he was making many enemies because of his activity in forming an organization to conduct a campaign against violators of the fish and game laws.

The police subsequently exonerated the two Italians detained. This afternoon they were looking1 up a man who was once taken Into custody at the instigation of Justice Knowles, Who alleged that the man had threatened his life. MAYOR BELL TO BE PLACED ON TRIAL FEB FASS and susceptible of development that has arisen in diplomatic quarters since the outbreak of the war. Ambassador Wants to Explain It was understood that the Ambas sador wished to offer explanations of dispatches which British officials found in custody of James F. J.

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State Department officials said Ambassador Page had sent word to the existence of these dispatches and that they had been forwarded. Ambassador however, it is understood, will produce copies of the papers which were directed to the Foreign Office at Vienna. The upper gives a striking example of the desperate methods employed by the British to land forces on the Galllpoli peninsula. The transport River Clyde, as shown in the picture was deliberately run ashore at a time when land reinforcements were particularly necessary. Five men gained the Victoria Cross during the landing from the transport in a particularly hot fight.

The battleship shown In the background protected the men while landing from the The peculiar markings of the ship are a ruse adopted to deceive the enemy as to the speed of the transport. The white paint along the sides gives the impression that the vessel is moving at a great speed. During the fighting incident. to the landing, the three men below distinguished themselves for bravery and were awarded the Victoria Cross. They are, from left to right: Sub-Lieutenant William Ragot Walker R.

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RUSSIANS FLY RED CHILD IS RESCUED AT PORT TAMPA HIGHER WAGES; CLEANER CITIES Legal Aspect Intricate The question of the legality of ap CROSS OVER FORT Noted Indianapolis Election Fraud Cases. 123 In All, Come Up This Week INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. Mayor Joseph E. Bell of this city la to be placed on trial here in Criminal Court Tuesday charged with conspiring to commit felonies in.

the election of 1914. He was indicted June last, together with Thomas Taggart. Chief of Police Samuel V. Sar-rott and 125 others, eight of whom have since pleaded guilty. "Four others were indicted later, and one of these also has pleaded guilty.

Individual "trial were requested and the State elected to try Mavor Bell first. The Indictment which-charges the defendant with forming a "conspiracy to commit felonies such as are defined by the election laws of the State and the laws against bribery and blackmail, was returned after an investigation which was begun January 22 and continued until June 2, during which time almost 2.000 witnesses were examined. It is In forty-eight counts. Conviction of the charge carries with it a fine of not less than $25 nor more than $5,000, and Imprisonment for not less than two nor more than fourteen years. THINK MORATORIUM HELPED FOREIGNERS proaching naturalized American cit izens by foreign Ambassadors in time of war is said to involve the question of dual citizenship which has been a subject of continuous controversy be Austrians Fire On Position Alleging It to Be Fortified Two Men Injured at Port Tampa When Ladder Slips Dr.

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B. FREEMAN, Sec'y, 65'i Walton Street, ATLANTA, OA. 1 in French territory of persons of French birth or descent even to the second sreneration. This Government has been obliges in manv cases to recognize the Euro LIN, Sept. (By Wireless to The official statement issued Vienna on September 6, as received here, contains the following: "A Red Cross flag has been flown over the monastery at Lukzanow which is in the midst of the Russian front.

Since it is improbable that the Russians would establish a hospital In the midst of their fighting line and since the Austrians made It absolutely certain that the monastery has been strongly fortified, it is to be expected the Russians will soon make a report stating that the Red Cross flag was fired upon." pean doctrine that the Individual and SAYS WAR WILL LAST FROM 5 TO 15 YEARS not the territory govern, Because was npt able to resist its application which would involve a breach of of PORT TAMPA. Sept. 6. (Special) The youngest son of Mrs. Halbrooke fell into the canal this morning, while playing about an oil boat, and was saved from drowning by a sailor who plunged into the water after him.

The child suffered no HI effects from his experience. H. Blocker was seriously Injured and John Sagerers was badly bruised and shaken up this morning when the two men fell from a ladder on which they were standing, while engaged in painting the roof of the new school house. In some unaccountable manner the ladder broke loose, the painters falling a distance of about fifty feet. They were attended by F.

Altree and Dr. Mudge. SCORE INJURED WHEN BIPLANE RUNS AMUCK it is unnecessary for Deformed ficial relations with several European powers. Therefore some officials can St. Louis Professor Predicts Long-Drawn-Out Affair not see the way clear to make strong ROCHESTER, N.

Sept. 6. In an address at the opening session of the State conference of sanitary officers here tonight, Dr. William C. Gorgas, Surgeon-General of the United States Army, declared that the most effective method of dealing with bad social conditions, which are the root of bad hygiene, was to raise wages.

He drew a parallel from his experiences In the Panama Canal Zone, where he said the extraordinary improvement In sanitary conditions was chiefly, due to the fact that common laborers' wages were increased from eleven cents an hour to twenty cents an hour. Sectional meetings were the main features of today's program. At the session proper, which will open tomorrow, a wide range of topics, from mosquitoes to tuberculosis, and food supplies to sewage disposal, will be discussed. WANTS MURDERERS OF AMERICANS ARRESTED legal protest against the action or me Austrian Ambassador in himself to hlg countrymen in the United States and warning them of the consequences Children ST. LOUIS, Sept.

6 Dr. Ralph L. Thompson of the faculty of St. Louis of the Austrian law. The version of the Austrian official statement yesterday which was received by way of London did not contain the foregoing passage.

Apparently it was eliminated by the British censor. University, who returned Sunday from France, predicted that war would last from five to fifteen years. vww vrVRTC. Sent. 6 r.

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Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga. tine Dumba. Austro-Hungarian Ambassador, arrived here at midnight from the summer Embassy at Lenox QUARTER MILLION OF JEWS WILL WALK OUT ONE CAYMAN ISLANDER KILLED DURING STORM en route to Washington. He win ivS EnglHh Advise Retaliation, New That Pound Sterling la at Lew Hate LONDON. Sept.

A report on war finances, which Is to be submitted on Thursday to the British Association for the Advancement of Science, states that there has been an increase In taxation of seven to twelve per cent. It is said in the report that the moratorium has enabled foreign customers to postpone payments when the rate of exchange favored England, thus "saving enormous sunns to foreign countries indebted to Now that the rate Is so much the other way, the report says, England's best weapon is to raise a large loan in the United States and supplement It by "discouragement of imports, encouragement of exports, and Increased economy of consumption." RECALL ROUMANIANS FROM SWITZERLAND arlv tomorrow. He was unaccom Birdman Loses Control When He Makes Landing panied. Small Child Only Victim on Cayman Brae, One of Smaller Islands of the Group Is Protest Against Persecution In Europe WOMAN'S BEAUTY NO SECRET It all lies in the care she bestows rmr, vefaeif nnd in keepinsr at bay MrtRTTF: Runt AI1 hut Minister at Panama Says Soldiers' Slayers Are At Large property damage, the shore line being removed half a mile inland. LETTER CARRIERS WILL TALK PENSION PROBLEM ftPn yllill1ineffl rvn fAvmon Prop fVi email.

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The workmen nearly 250,000 will cease work for one day, as a protest against the oppression of Jews in several European countries. tlonal Convention HeHday Deliver, les and Psy to Be Oieewsaed ta the letter stated. It was here that ible Compound, that simple remeoy iade from roots and herbs, and re- Mary Ryan, granddaughter nt r-an. POSTOFFICE CLERKS PROMISED KAHN'S AID tain E. C.

Hunter of Mohllo -fa ore their health to a normal condi OMAHA. Sept. The twentieth PANAMA, Sept. 6. The United States Government, through William J.

Price, the American Minister to Panama, today filed a protest with the Secretary of Foreign Relations relative to the alleged miscarriage of justice In the cases of Corporal Langdon, of the United States Coast Artillery, who was killed by a Colon police lieutenant last April, aland of another soldier shot later, during a fight In the restricted district of Panama. The assailant of neither was arrested. It was said politics operated to defeat Justice In the case of Larigdon's tally injured by falling walls'. tion. National Convention the National As ine cocoanut industry of the island was permanently crippled.

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Johnson, the first white man to be executed In Mississippi In more than ten years, was hanged here today for the murder of Elsten Brewer, near Vtcks-burg. two years ago. Brewer's home was In Cave City, Ark. It was said by. the line that.

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