Developments Expected in Mexico Policy Fizzles to Crisp Move
Washington officials express guarded optimism over the Mexican situation noting Huerta may refrain from running for president under the constitution. White House cites Gamboa’s statements while President Wilson assesses the matter after returning from New Hampshire. Officials anticipate tangible developments by week’s end.
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Associated Press
Washington
LD. C
Huerta
Mexico
White House
Gamboa
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Black man Will Loney faces hanging after fatal assault
In Brandon Mississippi Sept 3 a Black man named Will Loney was sentenced to hang after failing to control himself when cursed by a white man whom he fatally struck. The convicted man awaits possible reprieve before the pending execution two days hence. A later report notes Newell the farmer who provoked the incident injured his wife fatally. she was the sole witness.
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Brandon
Will Loney
Newell
Huerta Aims to Quit Presidency for Trevino Candidacy
A trusted Mexican source says Huerta plans to resign and back General Trevino as a candidate in October elections. Trevino travels toward Mexico City while official summons and cabinet change rumors swirl. Trevino is said to be near Tampico and expected in the capital soon.
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Associated Presa
Mexico City
Huerta
General Treving
Trevino
Tampico
Half Time Schools Open at Worcester
Worcester Mass reports a new program allowing youths over fourteen to study grammar and high school while remaining employed. In a paired factory schedule, one student attends school for a week while the partner works, then swap roles to continue earning wages.
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Worcester
Mass
Public Inquiry Opens Into New Haven Wreck Causes
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a Friday start to a major inquiry into the New Haven wreck near New Haven that killed twenty one and left five dying. H. W. Falkner, chief inspector, said the probe will be one of the most searching in railroad accident history.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Associated Preas
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Road
H. W. Falkn4y
Jackson, Tenn
Tennessee
West Tennesse Farmers’ Institute
They Know Who Ragsdale Is
Washington September 3 Representative Ragsdale of North Carolina lost his battle against the administration currency bill but showed he must be reckoned with. The bill passed the Democratic caucus largely as written signaling the end of his bid to reshape the currency issue.
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Ragsdale
North Carolina
Congress
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
House
Veterans of War With Spain Meet in Buffalo Encampment
The United Spanish War Veterans hold their annual national encampment in Buffalo with hundreds of veterans from across the nation. Delegates from Alaska Hawaii the Philippines Cuba and Porto Rico attend as the weeklong sessions emphasize military defense, with a strong push for a military reserve and privileges for veterans. Women’s auxiliary members join in large numbers while cities Scranton Los Angeles and Cleveland vie for the 1914 encampment.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Spain
United Spanish War Veterans
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Pos
War Department
Women's Auxiliary
Scranton
Los Angeles
Cleveland
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Opens in Boston
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers opened its annual convention in Boston with delegates from major U S and Canadian cities. Reports show increases in membership and finances. A key issue is proposed removal of headquarters from Springfield with St Louis as an applicant.
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Boston
Maas
Internatinal Brothehood of Electrical Workers
United States
Canada
Springfield
Lola Norris Recalls Testimony In Caminetti Defense
Lola Norris returns to the stand to correct false testimony previously given, offering new statements in support of Caminetti's defense. The testimony aims to clarify the record and address prior inaccuracies.
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Lola Norris
Caminetti
Royal Nuptials At Sigmaringen
In Sigmaringen Germany crowds flood streets for the wedding of ex King Manuel of Portugal and Princess Augustine Victoria daughter of Prince William of Hohenzollern Sigmaringen. A civil ceremony was held at Prince William's castle attended by immediate families. The religious service will be attended by representatives of European royal families.
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Germany
Tce
Manuel
Portugal
Augustine Victoria
William of
Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen
Prince William's Castle
Count Euelenburg
International Conference On Unemployment Opens In Ghent
The four day session of the International Society Against Unemployment opens today in Ghent with delegates from sixteen countries. Discussions cover unemployment offices public work and related questions while addressing substitution management and robbers.
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Ghent
Prebium
International
Soety
American Prisoner Describes Mexican Revolt Struggles
George, an American from Esperanza Sonora, arrived after a fifteen day overland trek, reporting heavy rain that halted transport. He said both Federal and insurgent forces faced shortages, with Federal reinforcements reaching Guaymas and Huerta troops still holding San Bias as insurgents close in.
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Aria
D. la. George
Esperanza
Sonora
George Anid
Federalas
Insurgerta
Federala
Guaymas
Huerta
San Bias
Insurrectoa
Lawmakers Split on Currency Bill as Adjournment Near
Democratic senators oppose the currency bill in its current form. Notables Owen of Oklahoma, Class of Virginia, Mitchcock of Nebraska, and Gorman of New York dissent, while the President endorses the measure. A clash looms with a trio of Democratic critics before adjournment.
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Strom Tien
Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Representative Class
Virginia
Tmitchcock
Nebraska
Gorman
New York
Hue
Congress
Washington
N Avalist
Local Congressional Inquiry Details Coal Industry Testimony
A report from Washington outlines testimony before committees investigating the coal industry. Key figures include M. T. Dovlu, president of the Palat treek Consolidated Coal Cay, with testimonies about property rights and labor movements affecting production.
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Washington
D. C
Brimghath
Weal Virginis Coal
Ly Net
Coren
M. T. Dovlu
Palat Treek Conisoldated
Coal Cay Beter
Bonet
Weather Fragments Show Mixed Conditions Across Cities
Fragmented notes describe varying skies from clear to partly cloudy with heat in some regions. Some locations report warm or hot conditions while others show cooler or rainy spells, including light showers and misty conditions in portions of the southeast.
Weathered words hint at historic news item
Fragmentary OCR lines mention Weet Tevia and Colorado and Wednesday and Friday, with unclear context. The readable portion suggests a dated item possibly about schedules or events but lacks coherent facts to identify person, place, or action.
Thaw Declared Freer by Judge and Immigration Official
A judge and immigration officer declared a thaw for three minutes, freeing the thawed status for a brief period. Specific details and names are not fully clear in the source, but the action indicates a temporary lifting of restrictions. Further context from the article is needed for precise entities and timings.
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Leizre
Storers
Thaw Freed by Habeas Corpus Then Seized by Immigrat ion Agents
Harry K Thaw, freed from Sherbrooke jail on a habeas corpus writ obtained by William Travers Jerome, was briefly at liberty in Quebec before immigration officers detained him. A special board of inquiry will decide his status, with possible extradition to New York and return to Matteawan asylum.
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Harry K. Thaw
Sherbrooke
New York
Matteawan Asylum
Caleda
Hutchinson
Amunition and rifles returned to northern factory
New Orleans reports 2168 boxes of amunition and 146 cases rifles shipped back to a northern arms factory after past lawsuits and thrills. The weapons were linked to the Felix Ding revolt plot and later inquiries found no law infractions. Ownership shifts followed, but efforts to move the munitions abroad failed. A Bolivian from Mexico City then sought to buy the stock.
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New Orleans
Felix Ding
Vern Rus
Department of Justice
Mexico City
Red Men Gather in Pelem For Regional Meet
More than a thousand Red Men from eleven lodges in the state converge on Pelm for the Witagh Valley district annual gathering. Local hosts promise entertainments and concerts to welcome visitors and showcase the event.
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Pelm
Ind
Thle
Witagh Valley
Baye
Treasury Status Report Shows Fiscal Deficit Widening
Treasury balance at start of business day shown as 127 2u1 1ih Total receipts 5 405 156 and total expenditures 1210 8 fou The deficit for the first fiscal period stands at 10 201 096 with a projected shortfall of 4 500 050 for the year exclusive of Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Washington
Fou
Child workers forced from mills by new state law
Thousands of children and young teens were swept from factory work as the state law bans employment of under fourteen in workshops and limits hours. About a thousand workers aged sixteen to eighteen are affected by the change.
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Koston
Mum
Canadian Official Jails Thaw in Canada
The article notes Harry K Thaw was found in Canada and brought before Canadian official Verett at Coaticook. Verett ordered Thaw jailed for the Slay er of Stanford Waite after questioning, rather than releasing him as a mere traveler.
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Harry K. Thaw
Canada
HU. Verett
Thaw
Coaticook
Mr. Verett
Stanford Waite
Fifth annual meeting of criminal law and criminology
Montreal hosts the fifth annual meeting of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology aligned with the American Bar Association convention. Delegates include lawyers, judges, and criminology experts from the United States and Canada. Papers were read and discussed, with closing sessions scheduled for tomorrow.
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Montreal
United States
Canada
American Institute of Criminal la
Criminology
American Bar Association
Democrats Vote Salsey on Tariff
The Senate defeated an amendment to regulate trusts by a vote of 12 to 0 as Kenyon’s proposal to put aluminum on the free law failed. Simmons said Democrats will not legislate on the trust question now and clarified the party’s platform stance.
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Associated
Pieoe
Washington
KP. C
Senate
Kenyon
Simmons
Simons
Wilson
Vassotha Methods Conference Opens in Missouri
Charles, Missouri September 3. Plans announced for the Methodist Episcopal Church South conference opening today. Bishop H. K. Phos of VYoxsat directs sessions with a large clergy representation expected from Temritsste as the conference unfolds.
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Charles
St. Charles
Methodet Aplecopal
South
Jally
H. KE. Phos
Vyoxsat
Mat Yon
Temritsste
Conditions calm along the Baja frontier report says
Miguel O menos Jefe Politico of the Northern District of Lower California says conditions in Mexicali and nearby areas are peaceful. Ensenada Col. Francisco Vasquez has 400 federal troops in Mexicali with a division of machine guns backing the area last night.
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San Alexo
Cal
Mexicali
Miguel Omés
Jefe Politico
Lower California
Ensenada
Francisco Vasquez
Mexical
X Ray Shoes to Feature Lace Uppers and Geloshed Suede
London reports a new fashion note as X ray style extends to footwear. Trish laacemakers crochet laces for the uppers of N ray shoes. Evening wear uses lace uppers while outdoor designs use suede kid geloshes topped with lace.
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London
Trish Laacemakers
Currency Bill Faces Heavy Fire in Senate and House Committees
A currency reform bill comes under strong opposition in both Senate and House committees. Lawmakers debate potential impacts while critics push for changes. Supporters urge swift action to stabilize markets and curb inflation.
Currency bill faces House vote after Monday report
Administration currency bill attacked by bankers before the Senate Currency Committee. House Republicans pressed hearings, while Glass plans to report the measure to the House Monday. Senate hearings continue this week with a move to defer action into December.
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House
Glass
Senate
Committee
Commission investigates New Haven wreck with full inquiry
Chief Inspector Belknap travels to Wallingford to lead the investigation. Telegrams direct Field Inspectors and other officials to report at once. Commissioner McChord may lead the probe, with orders to preserve wreckage until the inquiry proceeds.
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Washington, D. C
New Haven
H. H. Belknap
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wallingford
Lme
Stanord
Conn Lune
Hib Teen Dir When English Trains Hit
Reported wreck on the Mid-Hlaunes Junction involved the Scotland Express. Claims say thirty people were injured and fifteen died, with cars burst into flames and passengers trapped after the northbound train collided at the scene.
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KE Stephen
Iuo Duet in Aeroplane Fall Near Buoy
Two airmen Lieut Paul Peeneh and Captain Lefevre were injured when their aircraft caught fire near a buoy. The crew reported the plane failed and the crash left them hopelessly injured after attempting to reach the scene.
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Iuo
Paul
Peeneh Flying Corps
Gerome
Lefevre
Iery
Former Congressman shoots deputy in Idaho incident
In ROLE Idaho on September 3 former Congressman Ndear Wilson arrived on a charge of inebriety and drew a revolver firing at Deputy Sheriff Harry Lin. Authorities believe Wilson intended to take his own life during the confrontation.
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Role
Idaho
Ndear Wilson
Harry Lin
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