President Wilson Seeks Favorable Mexico Peace Outcome
President Wilson leaves Washington for Cornish to rest over Labor Day while hopeful for a favorable culmination of U S negotiations in Mexico. Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City spark cautious optimism as Lind and Gamboa responses shape renewed talks.
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London Papers Question Wilson Policy On Mexico Crisis
London editorials doubt the wisdom of President Wilsons approach to Mexico. The Spectator argues his method mixes compulsion with denials of using force, labeling it an unpromising diplomacy that may fail to credit or save him through the present crisis.
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Bryan takes hopeful view of situation
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan told a Doylestown audience the Mexican matter looks very encouraging and will likely brighten daily. He said he expects no trouble and that good sense and judgment will prevail in Mexico, while clarifying that John Lind is currently at Vera Cruz and his next moves are undecided.
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Carnegie lauded at The Hague peace celebration
In The Hague an unveiling of a bust of Sir William Cremer in the Hall of Justice sparked a major peace movement display. Andrew Carnegie received enthusiastic applause as he entered. Bishop Burt and Lord Weardale praised his support for Cremer’s universal peace dream amid the Balkan conflict.
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Russian Emperor Sends Telegram on Peace Palace Inauguration
St. Petersburg August 29 Emperor Nicholas I I telegram to Queen Wilhelmina congratulating her on the Hague Peace Palace opening He hopes the palace will advance peace work he has longed for and serve as a new link between nations.
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South Dakota Assessed Value Rises Under New Tax Rules
Pierre August 29 The assessable value of South Dakota this year is 1 200 000 000 dollars under the new state tax income regulations.
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Caminetti Trial Advances Slowly in Haldane Case
In San Francisco on August 29 the Caminetti trial progressed with Maury Drewe testifying and Marsha Warrington on the stand most of the day. The defense argues Caminetti played a passive role while Warrington says he funded the trip and gave much of the money to Lola Norvis, as the session stretched with cross examination and a brief redirect to come next Tuesday.
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Jap's Curse Follows Schooner Americana’s Fate
The crew mutiny and a Japanese cook, Okhue, serves five years for killing Captain Hensen. The Americana, overdue 177 days from Astoria to Sydney, is believed lost with ten crewmen. The curse tale spread as sailors avoided the ship.
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Public Service Commission Attorney Reports Letter from Judge
Jefferson City Missouri attorney for the public service commission states no letter was received from Judge Smith Mebherson. The judge reportedly said they would be in Kansas City on September 8 to file the decree from the United States supreme court in the two cent rate and maximum freight rate cases in the federal court there.
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Republican Campaign Plan Outlined by Committee
In Wine Washington Aug 29 the Republican Congressional Committee unveiled general campaign plans. Rep rank P Woods of Iowa, labeled a republican progressive, was elected chairman and said the group would provide information to voters rather than direct aid to candidates. Contests highlighted include Third Maine, Twentieth New York, First West Virginia and Third Maryland. The committee will also participate in Maryland’s forthcoming Senate race. Steenerson of Minnesota and Kinkaid of Nebraska were added to the committee.
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Nebraska
Haldene Viscount Haldene Predicts Irish Home Rule
Viscount Haldene visits New York on the Lusitania five days ahead of a talk to the American Bar Association in New York. He praises American intellect and literature, supports woman suffrage but criticizes militant tactics, and predicts Ireland’s home rule will soon be accomplished. He discusses U S England relations, the peace palace at The Hague, and the Mexican issue with cautious optimism.
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Thaw Habeas Corpus Move Shocks Sherbrooke Court
New York state lawyers seek a writ of habeas corpus to compel Harry K. Thaw to appear in court immediately, a strategy that could derail Thaw’s lawyers who aim to keep him jailed. Jerome declines comment while local figures discuss commitment validity and Dominion officials’ role.
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Open Air Schools Considered for Warships and Tuberculosis
The fourth International congress on school hygiene adopted resolutions urging thorough medical inspection in public schools and proposing discarded battleships as open air schools. It notes nearly one million tuberculosis children attend schools while only about fifteen hundred can be taught in open air settings.
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Satchel of $50,000 Bonds Stolen at Buffalo Station
Police report new lead in the theft of a satchel containing $50,000 in non negotiable bonds and stocks from John C. Lalor, a New York bond salesman. The satchel vanished from a seat at New York Central station while Lalor was writing a telegram. a trace has emerged in Buffalo on August 24.
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Powerful Agents in Prevention and Care for Tuberculosis in Children
An article discusses the Fourth International Congress on School Hygiene urging the United States to repurpose decommissioned battleships and cruisers as open air schools or hospital sanatoria for patients. It advocates anchoring ships by size in the sea and using them to support respiratory health programs for children and adults.
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Widows Seek Help as King County Pension Budget Discussed
Widows nationwide request inclusion in King County mothers pension after an annual cost projection of 76000. J A Sigurdsen notes requests from Florida Nebraska and Pennsylvania, but eligibility requires bona fide residence in King County.
Chicago Ends Tango Dances With New Ban
Chicago acts close the tango season as an ordinance bans mingling performers with patrons and forbids tights in cafes. Cabarets will no longer be attractive and night spots suspend performances at midnight. Dancers from theaters drift between cafes amid the closing of Chicago’s tango era.
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Holland’s Exhibit at Frisco to Open with $200000 Building
Netherlands exhibit will start construction immediately for the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Commissioner H A Vanecoenan Torchiana says the project includes a $200,000 building and that Holland plans to show interest in other areas, details of which remain confidential.
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Roosevelt favors no compromise in New York
New York Aug 29 Mayor Gaynor rejects a proposed nomination to be chief justice of the state court of appeals. Fusion leaders press to keep their candidates off the Gaynor independent ticket. Theodore Roosevelt urged fusion candidates to oppose Tammany and refuse Gaynor designations. No fusion candidate has stated if they will accept.
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Government Armor Plate Plant Proposed by Congress
Washington report notes Representative Britten of Illinois introduced a bill to approprIate 7 million dollars for a government armor plate plant run by the navy to break what he calls the armor plate trust. He argues a plant should produce 10 thousand tons annually at no more than 2314 dollars per ton. Representative Gregg of Texas urged a five member committee to investigate the armor plate trust.
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Provisional Chief Executive Idolized Amid Mexican Hostility
Washington reports express anger over U S advice to Mexicans as Huerta is credited with influencing Mexican politics. Foreign observers describe ambivalent reactions at the capital with Americans evacuating while some doubt Wilson's warnings. Consul General Shanklin says many seek guidance and transport to the United States.
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Lind to sail on next Ward line from Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz Aug 29 John Lind expects not to return to Mexico City except by Huerta invitation He plans to sail for the United States on the next Ward line ship from Vera Cruz Rear Admiral Fletcher entertained Lind aboard the Louisiana this afternoon Eleven American refugees left Vera Cruz today aboard the City of Tampico for New Orleans or New York
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Mexican raiders raid camp near Colorado river mouth
Report from Yuma describes a raid Wednesday on a California company camp near the mouth of the Colorado River. Rebel indications and captures suggest ongoing constitutionalist activity in the area with saddles and goods reported taken.
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