Haiti Marines land to protect Americans amid turmoil
Washington July 28 Rear Admiral Caperton ordered to land marines in Port au Prince to protect American and foreign lives as Haiti turmoil and the assassination of President Guillaume shock the region. Caperton Cruises Washington carries 400 personnel. Guan tanamo reserves available. Officials foresee continued presence until a stable peace and possible treaty terms resembling US influence in neighboring Dominican affairs emerge. News notes the French legation massacre and diplomatic implications.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
United States
Republic
Washington
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Guantanamo
Mimbral
Cape Haitien
State Department
Davies
Guillaume
Wilton
Maui
Paul Fuller Jr
Dominican Republic
Fort Worth Campers Seek Second Coming amid War News
Fort Worth observers with Seventh Day Adventists camped between here and Dallas to watch the second coming of Christ after news that allies would capture Constantinople. In Medford, Ore a body was found. Ferdinand Osenbrugge, treasurer of the Commercial club and a noted citizen of Southern Brown, had died at home. A note by the deceased indicated preoccupation with war.
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Texas
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Dallas
Christ
Constantinople
Medford
Ore
Mie
Mead
Ferdinand Osenbrugge
Sery Wonay
Commercial Club
Brown
Reo
Army officers push plan to enlarge United States Army
Senator George F. Chamberlain, chairman of the military affairs committee, announced from Portland that he will return to Washington to work with Secretary of War Garrison on a reorganization program. He urged increasing the army, aiming to up to 125,000 regulars, with a trained reserve sized by universal service. He advocated compulsory training for schools receiving public money and stressed party unity on urgent national defense.
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Portland
Ore
George F. Chamberlain
Senate
Oregon
Washington
Congress
Chamberlain
Secretary of War
Compton Enjoined By Federal Court Over League Play
Chicago July 2 The St Louis Federals won a permanent injunction barring Compton from playing in the third league after court records showed prior information was incorrect. A salary fine of 2290 was promised, while Compton remains an outlaw under three years automatic suspension for two games played last Saturday.
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Bush Compton
Kansas City Association
St. Louis Federals
Federig
Compton
St Louis Federals
Washington Optimistic on Mexican Peace Prospects
Washington officials report encouraging signs for peace in Mexico though no indication Carranza will join U S led negotiations with Villa and other leaders. Intimations have been conveyed to administration officials.
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Washington
Washington Administration
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Empress Show At Margaret Theater Tonight
The Empress vaudeville bill arrives at the Margaret theater tonight headlined by Miss Sophie Carney of Butte. The regular program features Pero and Wilson in a novelty act with singing, Japanese manipulation, and barrel jumping, the Hoard sisters in a vaudeville number, and the Six Aldalahs, famed for agility and rapidity. Disjointed paragraphs also discuss Carranza peace talks and a Washington investigation, mentioning Villa Zaft Maytorena and a planned emissary visit from Mexico with possible proposals to the U.S. administration.
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Sophie Carney
Butte
Pero
Wilson
Carranza
Villa
Zaft
Maytorena
Miany
Indica
United Institute
Washington
Mexico
Arnold Shanklin
United States
Wixan
Cornish
Peyote Drug In Indian Habits Attracting Attention
The article notes growing addiction to peyote among Indians in two regions, describing the cactus button as a strong intoxicant. It covers effects including trembling, nausea, delirium, and vivid visions, plus the drug’s adoption in religious worship and government response. It also briefly cites Norway's oats per capita consumption.
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Rom Leslie
Mexico
Funeral notices for John Philipsburg and Grundy Hull
The late John P Philipsburg’s funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm conducted by the Reverend Adiwood of Deer Lodge. The funeral for Grundy Hull will be Thursday at the African Methodist Church West Commercial, with services by TAS Meeke at 2:50 pm. A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors, 312 East Park Avenue.
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Ole
Cole
Forrier
Ev. WE
Adiwood
Deer Lodge
Grundy Fe Wali Hull
African Methodist Church
West Commercial
Tas Meeke
A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Anaconda Visitors Discuss Golf Club Project Prospects
A deputation from Butte visited Anaconda to explore establishing a golf course and club. They toured Willow Glen Farm hosted by H C Gartner, with talks on laying out hazards and forming a country club as a future goal. a meeting is expected to introduce the proposition.
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Anaconda
Butte
Willow Glen Farm
H.C. Gartner
Wood
Hinney
Ine Cde
Robert H. Henderson
Butte Countes Club
Local cinema program and Wilson golf in Cornish
Report covers Imperial theater bills with Mignon and Eastland rescue reel, Alcazar features The Inner Brute and The Honeymoon Baby, Chaplin The Star Hoarder, and Chaotic reviews. President Wilson golf game with Dr. Cary Grayson at Cornish then tea for Artist and Author colony members.
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Imperial
Juton
Beatrice Michelena
House Peters
Andrew ‘Owen
Eastland
Chicago
Fim
Alcazar
Warda
Howard
Jack Lorina
Exsanay Company
Vitagraph
Sidney Drew
Charles Chaplin
Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Cary Grayson
Margaret Wilson
Good Time at Billings Tournament Praised by Anaconda Team
Safety-First Engineer R B Kelly of the Washoe smelter commends the Billings meet for fine treatment and high performance by Anaconda first aid crews. The team won a silver cup and placed third in points, with seven perfect scores in nine events. Billings Chamber of Commerce hosted a banquet and talks on safety, praised by W D Tyan and others as the best contest of the year among 13 teams.
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R. B. Kelly
Washoe
Anaconda
Billings
Ineal
Kelly
W. D. Tyan
Billings Cher of Commerce
MeMND Ov Rady Stepanovich Bound For Trial
HM MeMND OV Rady Stepanovich faced an attempted robbery charge and was bound over to district court for trial after a hearing before Judge Pringle yesterday. In Mexico, a mahogany bridge is valued at about 2.9 million dollars at current wood prices.
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Rady Stepanovich
District Court
Pringle
Mexico
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