Nations discuss US arms in Mexican pursuit near Juarez
Maj. Gen. Hugh F. Scott and Gen Frederick Funston met Mexican War Minister Alvaro Obregon in Juarez at the customs house to outline the international conference on U S troop rights in Mexico. Obregon will demand withdrawal of American troops, while reports from Casas Grandes say Mexican sentries killed four prisoners. Rebels attacked Oaxaca with 500 claimed dead. U S forces under Col Dodd routed Villistas near Tomachio, with six dead and nineteen wounded. Col Erwin’s detachment mortally wounded four in Cocomorachie as American Consul Coen at Durango City urges Americans to leave town.
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Rail and labor unrest sweep early 20th century summaries
Domestic letters to multiple railroads seek passes for judges legislators witnesses and newspapers as ICC records the Nashville inquiry into carrier corruption. Alaska rail wage dispute resists arbitration. Secretary Baker urges preparedness in New York. Ira Morris departs Stockholm for two months. A Cincinnati streetcar crash kills one and injures 38. Senator Taggart wins Democratic nomination for short term. Nashville attorney Harry Stokes shot dead. Westinghouse and companion strikes swell Pittsburgh totals. Milk rate investigation begins in Chicago for uniform pricing. Pennsylvanian coal miners strike, coal owners reach compromise in New York. A New York mother convicted of poisoning her two children is deemed not guilty by reason of lunacy.
Doc highlights FBI hunt and invasion scheme details
Mrs. Ronald McLean, former DAR president, was rushed to a Baltimore hospital. Max Lynar Louden, once sought by federal authorities as an alleged German spy, told the New York assistant district attorney about a proposed invasion of Canada by a German army recruited in the United States.
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Washington Diplomacy and Submarine War Tensions
Prominent jurists denounce submarine warfare on commerce before the American Society of International Law in Washington. A $5000 envelope addressed to the conscience fund arrived at the Treasury. Senator Husting urged a congressional probe into telegram floods over the German American situation. Secretary Lansing said the U S sent a note to Great Britain demanding release of 38 Austrians Germans and Turks seized from the steamship Ching off Shanghai. The State Department queried Abram I. Hikus of New York as a potential Turkish ambassador after Morgenthau’s resignation. The British note defended neutral trade protections as judicially sound and urged gradual relief rather than abrupt shifts. Morgenthau offered his resignation. Abrams Elia of New York is tipped to succeed him.
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Elia
Dublin rebels lose positions amid Irish fight in London news
European War News reports heavy losses for Dublin rebels driven from St Stephen's Green with 400 prisoners and 124 dead. British and German naval actions include the sinking of the Russell and a German submarine, with London citing rebel gains and a London government cordon around central Dublin amid fierce street fighting.
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Inside Bathing With Hot Water And Limestone Powder
A vintage health advisory promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse purify and detoxify the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily “inside bathing” eases biliousness headaches and other ailments and compares hot water cleansing to soap on skin. A note urges seeking phosphate from a druggist.
Interviewing a Humorist in a New York Times Snippet
A humorous exchange unfolds with Wagee answering questions about dust shoes and the word date as Bingleton, Wagga, and Waggs cue playful banter. The brief dialogue ends with a coalhole setting and a sense of ongoing daily life.
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New York Times
Wrong Diagnoals and a Bean Changer
A doctor tells a patient his condition is very serious and urges a complete change of Bean. The patient, puzzled, asks a question as the physician insists a total Beane change will cure him. The doctor then inquires about the patient occupation, and he replies I am a scene shifter.
Postum as coffee substitute shown by reader experiences
A Penn man recounts his wife overcoming years of nervousness weak stomach and poor appetite after switching from coffee to Postum. Within two weeks her symptoms improved notably and she slept better. The testimonial credits Postum with reducing coffee-related troubles and calls the drink a pleasant substitute available in two forms with clear preparation notes.
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