Demonstrations stir as Americans report in Mexico City
July 18 dispatches describe a limited anti American protest in Mexico City. Authorities say the event drew about 407 participants with no speeches. A Japanese shop faced cries for Japan as police and General Banquet followed the procession. A U.S. ambassador dispute and Matamoros affairs are noted, with tensions over alleged rebel incursions and relief efforts for fleeing Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Home Office
Plac
Japan
Wilson
United States
Matamorax
Capi
Ambarcador
Mexico
Guaymas
Matamoros
The
Independent
Mite Incident and Trade Pressures Highlight July Prices
A fragmented account ropes in a Durango related consul and household unrest as a party member recalls a Munier Oliver Palmer moment. Meanwhile a July 1 price report shows household supplies up amid overall cost climbs with lumber and fuel rising while forage flour and paint drop.
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Munier
Oliver Palmer
Hamm
Durango
Washington
War profits and economic impact described in New York Press
The article analyzes how war profits various groups from horse dealers to bootmakers and clothing manufacturers. It notes extra wages, dividends, and government spending, and discusses broader economic effects and tax burdens during wartime. It also references historical practices around pine money and a broad social viewpoint.
Lady Sackville Triumphs In Millionaire Will Case
The jury sustained a will by Sir John Murray Scott leaving nearly $5 million to Lady Sackville, finding no undue influence or fraud by her. Judge Sir Samuel Evans presided as crowded court weighed two views: Lady Sackville’s supposed exploitation of wealth versus her fortune and family. Frederick B. Smith, her counsel, described the opposing view as Lady Sackville’s dominant, clever handling of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray Scott
Lady Sackville
Samuel Thomas Evans
Sir John
Attorney Smith
Sackville
Edward Carson
Frederick B. Smith
Dry counties and states hold large US dry population
A fragmented OCR passage outlines dry states and counties across multiple states. It claims North Dakota Mississippi Tennessee North Carolina West Virginia Georgia Oklahoma and Utah areas with dry jurisdictions and counts populations in millions, noting California Idaho and Montana also have dry towns or counties.
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North Dakota
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
West Virginia
Georgia
Oklahoma
United States
Washington
Idaho
Thiry
California
Utah
Montana
Clews Found In 300000 Gem Robberies In Newport
Detectives announce recovery of jewelry worth about 50 000 from Harry L Haas residence Long Branch New Jersey after arrests linked to a 300000 Newport jewel theft wave. Intercepted conversations and a brace of suspects including Tienes McIntyre are cited as ongoing leads in multiple robberies.
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Newport
Raymond Burns
New York
William J. Burns
Harry L. Haas
Long Branch
N. J
Lestsaehind
Educate and Exterminate: A Temperance Call
July 18 Los Angeles hearing features Daniel A. Polling of United Societies of Christian Endeavor urging a nationwide, militant educational campaign to enforce temperance laws and destroy liquor trade. He argues liquor corrupts politics, impairs labor, harms families, and endangers public order, demanding unity among temperance groups.
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Los Angeles
Daniel A. Polling
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
Hour
United States
War of Extermination Phrase Sparks Debate
Fragmentary OCR lines present a heated wartime slogan demanding who will fight for God and home. The text reads This is a war of exterm ination and questions who stands to join the struggle, reflecting militant rhetoric and recruitment pressure during conflict.
Cubans Feel Better Toward United States
Havana reports a sympathetic note from Secretary Gibson to President Menocal backing Washington’s approval of his anti Riva actions. The gesture bolsters Cuba’s administration as press comment favors the U S role and hints at a forthcoming special session of Congress in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Gibson
Legation
Menecal
Washington
Vindt
al Riva
Ition
United States
Cubs
Hon
Menocat
Trial Focus Shifts to Congress Members Immunity
Report notes that proceedings will extend to the trial of accused Congress members in ordinary courts. Authorities believe a strong effort will be made to persuade Congress to alter its stance on immunity for members charged with evil and criminal offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Canary Birds Die In Florist Steam Accident
Three canary birds were killed in a florist shop on West Broadway when an open steam pipe released hot vapor as the heating plant was temporarily disconnected for warm weather. The steam drifted onto the birds as Mr Taeh noticed the incident, leaving them dead in their cages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Inch
West Broadway
Taeh
Pete
Aeroplane Service Between Nice and Monte Carlo Reopens
A hydro aeroplane service resumes between Nice and Monte Carlo with tickets at 60 dollars. The flight is supported by a motor boat for passenger safety, though this is not planned as a permanent feature. Also noted is a description of a cereal called black rice, valued for nutrition and used by Indian tribes, now entering white markets at premium prices.
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Nice
Monte Carlo
Mediterranean
America
Rail executives pledge to back Newlands bill amid strike threat
A strike threat looms as a 1,000 member committee plans to remain in the city to push for the Newlands bill. W R Brown of New York Central Samuel Rea of Pennsylvania and Daniel Willard of Baltimore & Ohio warned a strike could be issued if negotiations do not reopen by Tuesday. The group said no strike would occur until all committee members could return home and be present.
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Wilson
W. ¢. Brown
New York Central
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Pasof
General Committee
Wrestling Bouts At The Broadway Tomorrow Night
The Broadway hosts a two falls out of three match between Henry Islinge Will and Irstinger with bets near even. Two preliminaries feature Faulkner of Minnesota versus the Turk and Robert Cote against Tom Delaney. The main bout begins around 8 39 with the curtain raiser at 8:30.
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Henry Islinge
Butte
Irstinger
Zim
Zimmer
Ireslinger
Faulkner
Minnesota
Turk
Ali Hassan
Robert Cote
Tom Delaney
Ady
Life and labor in the black belt outlines shifts in class
The piece notes refinement among many Black individuals and argues that colored people are isolated socially and economically. It describes farm laborers with roadside cabins, master houses set back from highways, and segregation in town. It cites rising literacy, modest housing gains, and some Black farmers owning horses via installment plans, while widows and wives face irregular employment patterns linked to seasonal wages.
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Agra
Delaware
Livingston Boy Lured to Coast to Get Riches
Tacoma dispatch reports John Vanhan a Livingston Mont. youth aged about 16 was lured west by a cattleman near Sumner promising riches. He was found asleep behind a Tacoma fire station and taken to Juvenile Officer Jutisch. Arrangements were made to return him to Livingston with his parents notified.
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Tacoma
Wash
Livingston
Mont
John Vanhan
Guy
Ninth and
A. Streets
Jutisch
John
Sumner
Northern Pacific
Bryan Lectures to Supplement Government Salary
Hendersonville July 13 Secretary William J Bryan said he lectured to supplement his government income, noting his long practice of lecturing for 12 years as a natural and legitimate means to earn extra money. In Redlands California Trinity Episcopal Church members voted to permit dancing and card playing at the parish house for youth despite opposition from several influential parishioners.
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Hendersonville
N.C
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Trinity Episcopal Church
Redlands
Cal
Saving the Streets in Hamburg Gas and Power Rules
Private electricians and plumbers in Hamburg are restricted from tearing up streets to install gas or electric light connections, enforcing street preservation and public works order.
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Hamburg
Germany
Reform Fears Shield Butte From Change Says Rexroad
The Rev. A Rexroad of St Methodist Episcopal Church argued reforms in Butte will be delayed by a decade due to public fear and skeletons in closets. He blamed gentlemen’s agreements among prominents, warned many will not stand reform to avoid criticism or danger to livelihoods, and urged a fearless citizenship to ensure honest government.
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Alto
A. Rexroad
St Methodist Episcopal Church
Butte
Hia
Mms
Lauterbach Denies Backing Lamar in Senate Hearing
Edward Lauterbach, New York lawyer, testified before a Senate committee on lobbying for wool, sugar and glass interests and his wish to regain Morgan Co goodwill. He waived immunity and denied knowing until public that David Lamar impersonated representatives to financiers on his behalf.
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Edward Lauternach
New York
Senate Committee
J. P. Morgan & Co
David Lamar
Lauterbach
Butte Briefs From City Notes And Incidents
Ar and Mrs J Nelson of Lewistown are in the city A F Graeter of Dillon is registered at the Finien Mr and Mrs J D Conrad of Helena are in the city Mr and Mrs C from Deer Lodge Hugh Haggart of Billings is among visitors Paul McCart 38 of 1133 Talbot Avenue was injured in a ground fall at Black Rock mine fracturing his right ankle Mrs Violet Gilbert 901 Utah Avenue a patient at St James hospital was weaker this morning and not expected to live Burning ties in the 1900 block on Kaw Avenue opposite the Continental Oil company plant called out the department this morning There was no damage Barker are up.
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Violet Gilbert
Utah
Avnue
St. James’ Hospital
Kaw Avenue
Continental OM Company
I. Barker
Detectives Break Up Keystone Saloon Poker Game
Jick RAID Detectives van Arnes and White broke up a poker game at the Keystone saloon on East Park street last evening. Seven men identified were Joe Ball Dan McNichol John Yrlin John McFadden James Bradley Dan McGarvey and Dan Ferry. They were released on zero bonds.
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van Arnes
White
Keystone
East Park Street
Joe Ball
Dan McNichol
John Yrlin
John McFadden
James Bradley
Dan McGarvey
Dan Ferry
Reputation and partnership in national product advertising
Shakespeare cites spotless reputation as the rare treasure in business and profession. The text argues that strong manufacturers and savvy retailers amplify each other by sharing national product reputations and urges interested parties to contact the Bureau of Advertising for local advertising opportunities.
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Shakespeare
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Sociation, World Building
New York
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Dyni
Pesorns
Britain
Cape
Great Britain
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Raaur
Victoria
Florence Wells
Eaves
Nemy
John Barleycorn
Edu
Broadway
South Carolina
Maryland
New York Sun
Parish Entertainments
Buite Divine
Lamar
Butte Briefs
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