Bryan Opposes Huerta Despite Wilson Favorable Report
Ambassador Wilson testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington outlining guarded recognition of Huerta to bolster the Mexican government until October elections. He said Huerta denied any candidacy, and the administration maintains no plan to recognize Huerta now despite some committee support.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Huerta
Mexico
Washington
Senate
Bryan
Capitol
Senate Committee
William Baya
Hele Reginald Nel Vale
Amibasatdor Wilson
Moose order selects officers and 1914 convention site
Cincinnati July 30 section of officers and the selection of next year's convention place were the principal business at today's session of the Loyal Order of Moose. About a dozen cities are in the field for the 1914 convention with New Orleans Dallas New York Philadelphia and Baltimore prominent. Walter Cohn of San Francisco elected supreme dictator by acclamation M M Garland of Pittsburgh vice dictator and Arthur E Jones of Indianapolis past supreme dictator.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Loyal Order of Moose
Amon’howe
New Orleans
Dallas
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Walter Cohn
San Francisco
M. M. Garland
Pittshburt
Arthur Be, Jones
Indianapolis
Letter from John Meisterhans regarding bills
The letter states that John Meisterhans remains the sole payer of all bills contracted by him and that this arrangement continues in the future. It is signed respectfully by Mr. John Meisterhans, formerly Minnie Stacy.
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John Meisterhans
Minnie Stacy
Riot cheers at Diaz arrival in Los Angeles
A crowd in Los Angeles cheered and shouted death to Diaz as Gen. Felix Diaz, instigator of the Mexican revolution, arrived. Police with clubs broke up the mob after the rebel sympathizers caused a riot following the death of President Madero in Mexico City.
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Associated Phews
Los Angeles
Cal
Diaz
Felix Diaz
Mexico Ciy
Madero
Residence sale and undeveloped lots change hands in city
The five room dwelling at 817 Fillmore Street sold by Gilvin & Gilvin to Mr. Records amid a $2400 deal. The Williams property title is noted with the sale occurring early this week. Gilvin & Gilvin also sold three Denver Helgits section lots to W. Patton on Tuesday.
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Fillmore Street
Gilvin
Mr. Records
Ely
Thomas Williams
Gilvin & Gilvin
Denver Helgits
W. Patton
Ambassador Still Defends Huerta in Mexico Crisis
Henry L. Wilson the American ambassador to Mexico says he supports the Huerta government. He arrived in New York and described sending a dispatch urging general submission to the new regime recognized by foreign governments. He planned to confer with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan in Washington.
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Henry L. Wilson
Mexico
United States
Huerta
New York
Ashesion
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Senate clash over Simmons tariff bill sparks panic claim
Senators from both parties debated the Simmons tariff bill as Sen Stone accused Republicans of seeking a panic through harsh speeches. Republican leaders denied intent but warned the measure could trigger a downturn, with Sen Penrose noting industrial gloom and steel mills closing in Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Stone
Penrose
Pennsylvania
United Fruit opens largest radio station in New Orleans
Wireless service to the public begins Friday at the United Fruit Company station in New Orleans. It is described as the most powerful in the United States aside from Arlington government station. The plant has operated since May 15 handling company business and links Central and South America with the Caribbean coast stations, including Santa Marta, Colombia, 1200 miles away.
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New Orleans
United Fruitompany
United States
Arlington
Central
South America
Caribbean
Santa Marta
Colombia
Admiral Watmough Celebrates Ninety-Fifth Birthday
Rear Admiral James H. Watmough the oldest retired U.S. Navy officer marks his ninety fifth birthday today. Born in 1822 in Pennsylvania he entered service as a midshipman in 1843 and served forty years in active duty including the Mexican War the conquest of California the Civil War and later as paymaster general before retiring in 1884 and settling in Washington D C.
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Washington
D.D. C
James H. Watmough
United States Navy
Pennsylvania
Watmough
California
Navy
Oil Fine Money 5 Disposed in State Affairs
A state finance official disposed of a matter titled Oil Fine Money 5. The case was brought to a close by the state comptroller and treasurer, following review of the fines.
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Wrancoteng
Asurer
Legislature Finances Bond Reductions and Revenue Shuffle
Texas state finances hinge on a Standard Oil fine as Treasurer Edwards moves $205,000 to retire A and M bonds and $281,250 to the general revenue fund. Senate and House actions cover witness fees repeal, Confederate home tensions, and large appropriations totaling over four million dollars for institutions and departments. The penitentiary report printing is authorized at 500 copies.
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Austin
Texas
Edwards
General Revenue Fund
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Penitentiary Investigation Committee
Montenegrin Bulgarian Armistice Agreement Report
In Biuhrest on July a0 Greece mediates a five day armistice between Montenegro and Bulgaria to halt hostilities. The accord aims to reduce fighting and allow humanitarian relief in disputed border areas.
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Biuhrest
Creece
Montenegro
Bulgaria
Motorgyple Race Ends in Fire and Injuries
An explosion in a motor vehicle at Motordome along the Kentucky riverfront injured over two dozen people. One rider died, two others are dying, and nine others are not expected to survive. Hospital officials said Johnson is confirmed dead.
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Associated Prews
Cincinnatie
Otto
Daly
Motordome
Kentucky el
Uugor Uoph Wieydeoy
PoAotsas von
Bast Lake City
Johnson
Senator Johnston Offers Reward for Boll Weevil Remedy
Senator Johnston of Alabama introduced a bill offering 100000 dollars as a reward to anyone who discovers an effective and practical remedy to end the ravages of the boll weevil.
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Washington, T. C
Senator Johnston
Alabama
Washington City Cyclone Leaves Death and Destruction
A powerful cyclone roared through Washington City causing fatalities and extensive property damage. Emergency crews report ruined homes and widespread devastation as residents begin cleanup and recovery efforts.
Washington's deadly storm leaves three dead and many injured
A fierce July 30 derecho swept Washington DC with 70 mph winds hail and rain. The Capitol and numerous buildings were damaged as work halted across the city. A stray bundle of thousand dollar bills was torn from a treasury employee's hands and scattered before most were recovered.
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Y Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Capitol
Potomac Park
Washington Monument
Mulhall to Face Cross Examination in Lobby Probe
The Senate lobby investigation committee approved cross-examination of Martin M Mulhall chief lobbyist for the National Manufacturing Association in executive session after reviewing over 200 questions. Mulhall, who has described a ten year effort to influence legislation, may be grilled to test his perjury indictment tied to a District of Columbia grand jury.
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Associated Preas
Washington
BP. C
Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
Martin M. Muhall
National Manufacturing Associa
Mulhall
Heat Wave Hits Cities Across Nation
Associated Press reports a long heat wave from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic coast, with widespread high temperatures up to 100 degrees and numerous deaths and prostrations as cities endure extreme July heat.
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Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Washington Forecast Delivers July Weather Outlook
The Washington forecast from the Weather Bureau in Washington D C notes conditions for storm nights and a holiday period. The report provides weather expectations for the region around Washington and Texas posts context for the forecast.
Mediation Plan for Mexico Suggested by Bacon and Flood
Senators Bacon and Flood propose a commission visit Mexico City to arrange a peaceful presidential election and end factional fighting with President Wilson naming the panel with congressional consent. The idea, supported by Democratic committee members, aims to dissolve rival groups and stabilize the situation.
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Bacon
Flood
Denver Plans Lavish Decorations for Templar Conclave
Denver readies for Knights Templar triennial conclave with lavish decorations. Electric pillars and Court of Honor to span downtown four blocks. Features include flags bunting Templar insignia and monumental electric display atop Pike's Peak. Weather Bureau appoints Prof Charles F Marvin as new chief to enhance forecast impact on agriculture.
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Colo
Knights Templar
Court of Honor
Foresty-Elabt Jmmen
Pike's Peak
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Chateau de Langiers
Frans
Benedictine Abbey of
York
Eng
Washington, D. C
Charles F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Willig L. Moore
Marvin
Ohio
Wilson
Senate
Columbus
Ohio State University
Bureau
Peru Senate Crisis Sparks Asylum Request And Arrests
Washington reports from Lima that a mob besieged the Peruvian senate home and seized the chamber during protests over anti administration senators. Former president Leguia sought asylum with the American legation but was arrested with his son and jailed.
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State Department
Lima
Peru
Eure
Senate
Senate Chamber
Leguia
Legation
Mexican geologists to attend international congress in Toronto
A party of ten noted Mexican geologists booked passage on the Ward Line steamer set to sail tomorrow to New York. They will proceed to Toronto to attend the International Geological Congress meeting in Toronto on August 7.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Ward Line
New York
Toronto
International Geological Congress
Robberies Struck Shore Acres and Rumsey Homes
Jewelry valued at 150000 dollars vanished from Shore Acres the Hannans summer residence on Friday night. A separate 75000 dollar theft hit C C Rumsey’s home on Saturday night. Police suspect a gang of expert burglars as investigators recover a diamond necklace pearl necklace two diamond encrusted watches and a sapphire set among other valuables. The loot was taken from Mrs Hannans boudoir moments after she left for a reception and the loss was found within thirty minutes.
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Narraganset Pier
R. J
Shore Acres
J. M Hannan
C. C. Rumsey
Stlannan
Copper Strike Negotiations Faced With Decline in Talks
Government efforts to end the copper miners strike failed as operatives refused to meet with officials or federation representatives. They expressed willingness to confer with employers while strike intensity remained unchanged creating fear of stalled peaceful settlement. District court adjourned after a local insurance case awarded the plaintiff $3,000 plus interest, over premium payment timing.
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Calumet
Midh
Perris
Not &S
Western Federation of Miners
Clarendon
Texas
District Court
Mra. B. B. Rhoderick
Tne
Panhandle Fair Holds Secured Charter And Local Offices
Charter secured for Panhandle Fair with headquarters established and officers in place as plans advance. Key organizers confirmed leadership and ongoing preparations for the event.
Panhandle State Fair to Open in Amarillo Next October
Texas immigration hopes ride on Amarillo’s plan for the Panhandle State Fair. Organizers establish the Panhandle State Fair Association with a six day event to highlight Panhandle agriculture and attract thousands of visitors and prospective residents.
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Texas
A. S. Stinnett
Amarillo
Panhandle
Pachandie Wey
Amarilio
Eadit
Lea Cere
Tet
Hare
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