Bacon Defends Wilson Policy On Mexico Crisis
Senator Bacon chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee says President Wilson acts in good faith to solve the Mexico issue peacefully. Lind in Mexico City will study the situation before any new steps, with congressional support and confidence in the president's sincerity and aim to avoid violence.
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D. C
Mexico City
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United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Bacon
Peace Treaty Signed In Bucharest Amid Pageantry
The Balkan peace treaty was signed at 10 30 Sunday morning in Bucharest. Flags adorned the city as bells rang and a Te Deum was held at noon attended by King Charles Queen Elizabeth and royal delegates. The accord calls for the evacuation of certain territories within fifteen days and sets a framework for arbitration by Belgium and Switzerland.
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Balkan States
Cathea
Charles
Elizabeth
Carmen Sylva
Belgium
Switzerland
Bulgaria
Washington Money Moves and Politicians In Debt
Washington reports show federal funds tied to western banks to aid crops may rise to 10 million if needed amid banker talks with McAdoo. Senator Johnston of Alabama dies, prompting debate on direct election. The year’s crop report lowers US corn yield by 452 million bushels from last year. Navy reports Illinois left Madeira with midshipmen bound for Annapolis. Justice probes trigger Senate questions on judges and lobby influence. currency reform advances after Democratic conference. Burns, strikes, and public notices fill a busy political and economic scene.
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Mexican Revolt Raises Threats to Lind and Americans
The governor of Mexico City warned he could not guarantee protection for John Lind if he meddles in Mexico’s affairs or urges Huerta’s resignation. Reports say two American women and an unknown man were killed on a rebel-attacked train near Rancheria, 65 miles from Juarez. Aboard the Juarez departure were Mrs Thomas Dale and her niece Maite Morrow. Dale is British. President Wilson’s plan to send Lind as emissary faced Senate opposition.
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Iowa State Agricultural Coliage
Interntional Harvester Company
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Winfeld
Foreign Mmé Acquitted in Agen Priest Murder Case
Acene court in Agen France acquits Foreign Mmé Crappy charged with murdering young priest Abbe Chassalga. The case involved alleged romantic fixation and drew regional attention to the pictorial court proceedings.
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France
Fair Rates Debated as Federal Court Strikes Regulation
Federal court in Council Bluffs knocked out a law setting a 1.2 cent per mile maximum rate for fairs. The decision leaves state power to regulate rates unresolved while backing private railroad control. The ruling delays any permanent injunction and notes the law’s impact would not affect this year’s exposition.
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Smith McPherson
van Valkenburg
Missouri
Veterans to Attend National Encampment in Chattanooga
Arrangements by W Willett commander of the Iowa department Grand Army of the Republic and George A Newman adjutant general plan transporting Iowa veterans to the national encampment in Chattanooga. About 900 veterans are expected to meet in Chicago and travel to Chattanooga via Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lexington on Big Four rails. The encampment runs September 16 to 20.
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