Mexico Says Reports of Revolution Originated in St Louis
Ambassador Thompson reports false claims of anti American sentiment in Mexico and says newspapers in the United States exaggerate unrest. Junta at St Louis publishes Regeneracion and denies anarchistic ties while awaiting U S justice. Manuel Jabin says junta will stay and publish. King Edward leaves Marienbad after cure. Bryan fears Maine trip and Panama Australia plans. Judge McCreary dies in Duluth after appendectomy. Depew expected back in Senate seat in December.
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Mexico
Diaz
David B. Thompson
State Department
Junta At
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Regeneracion
United States
Thompson
Department of Justice
Manuel Sarabin
Lafayette Avenue
Jabin
Dedication of Adath Israel Synagogue in Louisville
Dedication exercises for the Adath Israel Synagogue on Third Avenue Louisville begin this evening and run through Sunday afternoon with an organ recital. Rev Dr N G Barlow leads the ay ngogus and arrangements with a program featuring distinguished rabbis from Philadelphia New Orleans Lexington Owensboro and St Louis who will preach during the three days.
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Louieville
Adath Isreal
Third Avenue
York and
Breckenridge
N. G. Barlow
Rabbi Krauskopf
Philadelphia
Heller
New Orleans
Ruhi Phillipson
Chuehnatt
Goldenberg
Lexington
Krafft
Owensboro
Rabo
Samuel Falen
St. Louis
Cuban insurgents plan offensive as junta fits ships
In Havana Col Pino Guerra announces readiness to begin an offensive campaign against the government and to support any president elected by the people. In New York a Cuban junta is fitting out two ships to intercept the Maria Herrera at South Brooklyn and US authorities are asked to stop filibusters. Bridges on the Western railway between Pinar del Rio and San Luis are blown up, halting repairs by 600 rebels. Temperance workers from New England gather at Lake Compounce for the annual field day with speakers from multiple states.
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Wader
Pinar del Rio
Central Committee
New York
World Today
Maria Herrera
Bash’s
Brooklyn
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San Luis
Hartford
St. Louis
Charles A. Crane
Methodist People's Temple of
Beaton
Walter S. Mentyre
Rockville
Edgar M. Werner
Putnam
Duane N. Griffith
R. H. Spooner
Kensington
Western Federation of Minéra
Adams
Junior Championship Athletics Held at Travers Island
New York on September 7 hosts the Amateur Athletic Union junior championships at Travers Island under New York Athletic Club auspices with large entry lists for both junior and senior events. The event preserves junior eligibility by excluding any past senior winners, a policy credited with reviving athletics among smaller clubs and balancing competition with the IAAU.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
Jclaba
Tt Sa
Wtatter
Irieh- American
Secion
Fire at Needles Delays Chicago Train No 2
Fire at Needles Cal0 yesterday destroyed the Harvey depot and eating house delaying Train No 2 to about 6 PM local time. Conductor Carter died, and Conductors King and Hawes were seriously burned with their fates still uncertain. The Harvey line rushed supplies and a temporary eating house to serve passengers amid the damage.
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Needles
Cal
Harvey
Ash Fork
Chicago Limited
The
Limited
Kingman
Carter
Winslow
King
Hawes
New York City Schools Open Monday
New York Sept 7 the New York City Board of Education prepares for the new school year. Extra quarters are added to accommodate more children and most are expected to be in full time classes. Books and supplies are delivered and ready for distribution on opening day.
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Board of Education
Ft Sll
Jones
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Army Educating Its Cooks and Bakers
Washington reports show army schools for cooks and bakers gaining interest with officers backing the program. For every 15 to 20 students two prizes of 10 and 15 dollars spur excellence. Graduates at western posts hosted a dinner for 100 guests, menu rivaling city hotels. The plan aims to place competent cooks with each unit to improve rations and morale. Prominent Chicago publisher Alexander Belford dies in Los Angeles from paralysis.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Sept
Alexander Belford
Conventions At Bisbee Nominate Delegates In Tight Races
Bisbee delegates from both parties adjourned after nominating Mark Smith for delegate and Will F Gooper of Globe for the congressional race The platforms urge equitable taxation for mining and property and Roosevelts referendum support The state builders plan a Phoenix convention to name a congressional delegate likely Judge F Ainsworth. Ainsworth led statehood forces in Arizona and says the builders will nominate a congressman candidate at Phoenix.
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Will F. Gooper
Globe
Roose
Arizona
Bill Judge
F. Ainsworth
Phoenix
Bisbee
Congress
Ainsworth
Ikely
Financial matters of importance in bank deposits
Washington Sept 7 Secretary Shaw issued a circular to national bank depositories urging public money be used in the communities where deposited and not loaned through brokers in New York for speculation. Depository banks should loan at regular rates or not at all and avoid acting as agents for other banks in high rate loans. Also notes that Receiver Earle completed the reorganization of the Real Estate Trust Company and will welcome its president.
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Washington
Shaw
All National Bank Depository
New York
Eight Hour Day Demanded By United Metal Workers
Two hundred thousand metal workers in the United Kingdom move to secure an eight hour labor day as unions prepare for a national bill on railways canals and mines. Liverpool reports the trades union congress unanimously instructing labor MPs to push the measure.
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Liverpool Trades Union Congress
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Trades Union Congress Today
International Polar Congress Opens in Brussels
The International Polar Congress opened in Brussels under Belgian government auspices to coordinate major nations in systematic polar region study. Geographers scientists and dignitaries from many nations attend, aiming to base exploration on scientific geographic expeditions rather than long sledge journeys. The Belgian government backs the plan and signals readiness to participate.
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Brussels
Calconta Congress
Mous
Ume
Artic
Antarctic
American minister appeals for aid for Chile
American minister to Chile Mr Hicks says the suffering is very great after the Valparaiso earthquake and calls on the United States to aid the distressed Chilean towns. State Department officials fear public interest is lacking in the sister republic's calamity.
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Washington
Hicks
Chile
State Department
United States
Valparaiso
Las Vegas to Host Second Annual Northern New Mexico Fair
The official program for the Second Annual Northern New Mexico Fair and Fall Festival lists Las Vegas events on September 25 to 27. Highlights include a $5,000 purse with a $1,000 prize in a baseball tournament, four races on the first two days and five on the last, cowboys and relay races, a grand trades display, a flower parade, agricultural exhibits, and more. Officers F H Pierce president, Bacharach vice president, Browne treasurer, Fleming secretary, Lucag baseball chair.
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Las Vegas
The
Fair Association
F. H. Pierce
Bacharach
M. W. Browne
George A. Fleming
W. J. Luca
Bankers’ Association
New York
Annual Opening of Oak Park Horse Show
Chicago HL Sept. 7 The Oak Park Horse Show opens today at Westward Ho Golf club despite a quarrel with the Oak Park Businessmen's association over parade timing. Businessmen refused to alter their parade, withdrew advertising from the program, and left the show largely funded by wealthy supporters while being largely excluded from promotions.
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Oak Park
Westward-Ho Golf Club
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