Treaty of Peace Signed With Guatemala Addressed by Marblehead
A cablegram from Commander Mulligan reports the conference ended and a peace treaty signed, directing action to Acatjutla. Guatemala officials say the terms are satisfactory and honorable. The document outlines five key provisions including withdrawal of crimes, disarmament, prisoner exchange, general amnesty, and arbitration for future disputes, with mediation credited to Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
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Gomez cabinet replaced by new one in Caracas
President Castro named a new cabinet in Caracas on July 21 with Dr. Jose de Jesus Paul as minister of foreign affairs. The cabinet replaces the temporary Gomez administration, and Dr. Paul had served as foreign minister under Gomez.
Typothetae Shops Help in Eight Hour Fight
Chicago July 21 A complete review of printing shops may follow allied printing trades action to aid printers in securing an eight hour day A committee from five international unions is empowered to act The printers offer stake benefits for workers out in sympathy The pressmen under a five year contract run to next May and the refusal of the Typothetae to discuss the eight hour demand may push the press to join the printers in action
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National Guards Begin Camp at Gettysburg Pennsylvania
National Guard division encampment opens in Gettysburg with advance guard delivering tents and supplies. General John W. Schall commands the division as troops assemble for a camp that runs until July 29 before some units depart for Mount Gretna for a joint army encampment with forces from New York and other states under General Frederick D. Grant. A gold medal will be awarded to the best member in continuous service with criteria to be set for enlisted and officers.
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Militia Regiments Begin Camp at Sea Girt and Farm
The Pitth Regiment of the New Jersey militia started a one week camp at Sea Girt New Jersey. The First Delaware infantry National Guard began camp at Morrow farm near Lambrook Delaware. Officials hail the camp as superior to prior encampments with enhanced field work and target practice opportunities.
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Benjamin Warner Celebrates 101st Birthday at Woodstock
Benjamin Warner of Woodstock marks his 101st birthday with four afternoon and evening celebrations attended by thousands of friends. Born in Providence R I he has resided there over 50 years. His wife died five years ago after their 70th wedding anniversary. His son Capt A G Warner served in the Civil War and died at Ashland Virginia. The local Grand Army post is named for him.
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New Orleans report details fleeing Americans amid anti foreign movement
A party of American men women and children leaving Mexico due to antiforeign threats passed through New Orleans en route to Cincinnati. They describe Mexican servants joining the movement and wives fearing poisoning. The informant cites strong antiforeign sentiment in northern and central Mexico, notes the Mexican army unreliability, and warns of a planned September uprising requiring U S intervention across the border.
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United States
Lumber Mill Extension Reaches Ninth Street
The lumber mill street railway extension advances with poles set to Ninth Street and the trolley line expected to open to the lumber mine by mid August. Construction progress includes Seventh street to New York avenue work, with a mile of volley wire ready but delayed until poles are completed. Colonel H A Jastro reports two new cars from Bakersfield due within weeks.
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J Austen Chamberlain Weds Miss Murial in Westminster
The marriage of J Austen Chamberlain former chancellor of the exchequer and Ivy Murial daughter of HL Dundas of Datchet Hucknall is solemnized at St Margaret's Westminster today in the presence of a large and brilliant circle of guests.
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Venezuela Not Attending Pan American Conference
Rio de Janeiro July 21 Venezuelan president Castro refused to appoint delegates to the Pan American conference amid U S suspicion of interference and Caracas disappointment at the Rio venue. The United States delegation includes Buchanan James Rowe Harlan Dean and Joannin with Roe arriving later to observe sessions.
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Chicago Hotel Fire Threatens Building At Night
Fire at the Elmo hotel No 9921 Bw img svenue drove thirty two guests into the street. Several people were overcome by heat and lightly burned. At least one minor casualty reported. The incident occurred early today as flames imperiled the hotel. Also in Saratoga New York on July 21 the Hibernians national convention concluded with Matthew cunnuligy of Hoxton elected president.
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Colorado congressman withdraws from renomination
Congressman H. M. Hoge of Colorado's Second District writes Robert Kerr of Colorado Springs stating he will not be a candidate for renomination. He offers no reason, but reports say he is not in sympathy with the current state party organization.
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Colorado
Robert Kerr
Colorado Springs
Industrious female grafters try to reach El Paso or Trinidad
A fragment describes industrious female grafters who increased ill gotten funds, were exposed as impostors, and attempted to beg aid from the First National Bank in the presence of Mayor Melee. They carried babies and claimed destitution to travel to El Paso or Trinidad, Colorado.
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Impostors Targeted Benevolent Funds Fleeced by Pair
A young woman named Nixon and her mother posed as victims of misfortune to gain aid from the Non-Sectarian Benevolent Association. Chief of Police McMillin learned of their ruse and arranged for them to depart on the next train after their deceit was uncovered. They added about $15 to the funds before their methods were exposed.
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New Mexico Boy Killed by Highwayman Near Lake Valley
Special to The Evening Citizen reports a 17 year old, son of D A Miller, at a Lake Valley grading camp shot in the back, killed, and robbed by a highwayman who then held up the camp and escaped with several hundred dollars. Camp men pursued. a man at Nutt station is detained on suspicion and held for the county sheriff.
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Abe Coon On The Earthquake
A letter to The Evening Albuquerque criticizes misquoting earthquake damage in Socorro. Writer says little actual destruction aside from a few chimneys, except for a few accused as beyond justice. Local tone defends Socorro and claims more balanced reporting.
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Parliament Will Not Be Dissolved In Russia Crisis
St Petersburg July 21 The acute crisis in Russia passed after a decision not to issue the ukase dissolving parliament. Constitutional Democrats suffered a nominal victory but lost majority control. Observers expect a move toward dictatorship as guards and patrols tighten around the capital and industrial districts where workers resist closing socialist press offices.
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Peterhoff
Thaw May Not Have a Trial After All
New York July 21 Following yesterday's report that Harry Thaw had been pronounced insane by alienists it was claimed that friends of Stanford White's mother were pressing to settle without a trial. Thaw his wife and his counsel Mr Hartridge favor a trial to test defense claims of unwritten law or emotional insanity. District Attorney Jerome believes a trial would best serve justice.
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Meat Inspection Law Clarified by Secretary Wilson
Washington July 21 Secretary Wilson said the new meat inspection law applies only to slaughtering and packing houses engaged in interstate business. He cited examples of local slaughterhouses operating with steer local business in dirty conditions and using diseased cattle, noting misapprehension about the scope.
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WATER LAND ENTRY CHANGED NEAR SHOSHONE RESERVATION
Washington July 21 the land office will accept entries for lands in the ceded Shoshone reservation at Shoshone from August 15 to October 3 due to railroad construction delaying access to Lander Wyoming after October 3 entries return to Lander. A flood of filings on Crow lands is noted as irrigation costs deter buyers and a new town of Custer on Crow land grows with 2000 residents. Warner Moody Shoshone town attorney was ambushed and killed. Frank Anderson wounded. a posse chases the shooter.
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Dreyfus Receives Legion of Honor Cross in Spot of Past Humiliation
Paris on July 21 Major Alfred Dreyfus wore his tank uniform as he received the Legion of Honor cross in a ceremony before a distinguished military assembly. The event took place at the very spot where his buttons and gold lace were stripped and his sword broken twelve years earlier.
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Legion of Honor
Albuquerque Man Wins A Bride
Mr David Weiller of Albuquerque N M and Mrs Ida Parker were married last night at Rabbi Hechts residence. Parker was converted to Judaism in a ceremony witnessed by Kaspare Cohn and Robert Phillips. A reception followed. the couple plan to return to Albuquerque in about two weeks.
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B'nai Brith Temple
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Los Angeles Examiner
Telegraphic Markets Reports Mixed Lows and Steady Rates
Spelter rises to 5.92 percent in St. Louis market while wool in St Louis remains steady. Lead and coal in New York show no change with money market offering minimal activity and rare paper at 6.46 to 6 percent.
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