Embargo on arms may be repealed
Washington dispatch reports Urrutia declaring Huerta will not resign and foreign interference will not occur while the U.S. opposes recognizing Huerta. Officials fear loss of arms could spark a crisis. Huerta’s supporters vow to press for U.S. action as tensions rise in Mexico. The article traces Huerta’s position and U.S. stance amid Mexican turmoil.
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Washington
Armist
Ofacial
Aureliano Urrutia
Wexican
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Mamitne
Pues
Eduards Dias
Porstiniti
Witt
Senate
Javentuse el Maitel
Diaz
Micheshua
Maderos
Mexicin
Bress
Chamber of Deputies
HABE
Corpis
New Orleans
Habeas Corp
Tama
United Stinaudge
Rufus & Foster
Brito
Catter
Netirg
Mearn
Department of Justle
Prion
Campeche
Stantari
Avolt
Huerts
Juan Conilla
Juan Javelos
Sud
Brit
Fite
Toa Greet Battle Cruiser Seattle Auguss Victoria Carnival
A battle cruiser from Seattle under Rear Admiral Fred Pynglds leads the U S flag at the Victoria carnival. The ship and crew represent the American way in field and water sports, with men assigned to the West Vista facilities for competition against Australian and New Zealand entrants.
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Seattle
Wash
Fred Pynglds
Patt
Judas
Bartlinger
New Zealand
States
West Vista
Hunt for Embassy Building Roles in Post War Era
Fragmented OCR notes describe discussions around appointing an ambassador under President Wilson, with references to reactions, political maneuvering, and calls for financial support to fund foreign missions. Mentions include a Senate or committee, tariffs, poverty, and taxation debates affecting Americans abroad.
Jewels Not Located Declares Mrs Hanan
Mrs Hanan declares jewels not located and appeals for a price to redeem the missing items. The Boston robbery case centers on a theft involving a beverage and a cited loss of $39,000, with police chief Collow involved in the investigation.
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Mrs Hanan
Nourrurin
John Ituan
Boston
Collow
Danity
Yan li
Hanan
Those Ofna Cities Vote On Monday Election Day
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local election with references to voting, commissions, and security conditions. Names and places are unclear, but mentions of magnets and panels suggest voting equipment discussion and public concerns about process timing.
A Colossal Experiment in British National Insurance
The report on Britain's national workmen's insurance plan shows 14 million insured after a year, with 20,000 receiving free hospital care and $29,000,090 paid in indemnities. By May 1 premiums reached $30 million. a vast network of 284 societies operated nationwide, including 20,000 branches.
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New York Commerce
Liosd
George
Nations Bank Rit Y. Lhe
Saale
United Kingdom
Linglind
Thaverbeut
England
Restingiande
Joss Morse and Remorse on the Popular Magazine
Fianc P Morse acts as press agent for Henry Miller Ruth Chatterton in a town show. Morse draws admiration and gifts, including a 49 bloom bouquet that broke when delivered to Chatterton’s dressing room. Miller questions Morse about the source.
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Joss, Morse
Remorse
Popular
Fianc P Morse
Menry Miler
Visa Ruth
Chatterton
Bestun
Wir Morse
Mystery Box Unveiled Inflated Floral Bow At Theatre
On the third night a larger bow of flowers was placed in the seating area as Mass Chatterton began to unroll tissue paper. The box contained a card in Mr Willers handwriting claiming Morse’s empty home awaits Mrs Chatterton from Mr Morse’s florist.
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Chatterton
Mr Willers
Great Damage From Sixty Mile Gale Hits City
A sixty mile gale lasting minutes swept through Detroit Wich August 7 A severe storm caused widespread property damage and injuries. Lightning struck several people, an iron plant section was torn away, electrical wires broke, and numerous trees were uprooted or snapped. Several buildings were struck by lightning.
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Detroit
Involving Bus Crash Save Little Girl 4 Year Old Mary Banks
A bus carrying twenty nine passengers in Lake County swerved at a culvert and overturned while returning from a resort trip. Four year old Mary Banks sustained facial injuries but was saved by the crash, while the chauffeur Martin Tay was among those injured. The party seemed headed back from a Lake County summer resort.
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Wommand
Mhicura
Martin Tay
Sitobuy
Mary Banks
Mary Hin Ting
al Lake County
Columbus Knights Gather in Boston for National Convention
Delegates from councils in every state and territory of the United States and from Canada Mexia and Cuba arrive in Boston to attend the thirty first national convention of the supreme council of the Knights of Columbus. An elaborate Fourth Degree exemplification and dedication of a new Krushts of Columbus building will be features. More than 2000 sisters are expected in the city during the week.
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Boston Mass
United States
Canada
Mexia
Cuba
Lode
Supreme Council of the Knights of ¢Olumbus
Cathedral of the Haly Cross
A Story of Tallyrand From The Kansas City Star
A humorous reminiscence on Talleyrand during the French Revolution era and his famed adaptability. The piece interweaves anecdotes and golf imagery as it traces social shifts and the diplomat’s legendary charm across stages of memory and satire.
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Tallyrand
Kansas City Star
Talleyrand
Hag Heed
Tollye
Mme de Staet
Strikers Seek Union Recognition in Michigan Copper Strike
In Calumet Laurium and Hancock Michigan sessions between Western Federation of Miners officials and Michigan State Federation of Labor aimed to open talks on wage gains shorter hours and union recognition. Officials said no statements would be issued yet while talks continued as miners prepared to return to work. Across the district guards fired on trespassers and two men fled after a bayonet attack near Baltic and at North Kearsarge. A deputy sheriff reported a missing man presumed killed or injured in the Bad Tacket mine area.
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Calumet
Hancock
Western Federation of Miners
Michigan State Federation of Labor
Fo F Ingram
Detroit
Ferris
Thls
Western Federation
Michigan
CO ‘Tavior
Michigan State Federation
Baltic
North Kearsarge
Lwo
Bound for the Canal in a Small Motor Boat
An entry reports Captain Mathias Sohnsten of Porte Amlay sailing a small motor boat bound for the Panama Canal. The voyage started today from Todd Fleet at the most easterly point in the United States aboard a cruiser Olympia type craft described as a big whale boat with a keel about five feet nine inches.
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Fastport
Meugust
San Tranasca
Bs Bay
Panama Canal
Mathias Sohnsten
Porte Amlay
Todd
United States
Olympia
Costly Fire at Norfolk Destroys Stores in Business District
Norfolk Virginia August 3 Fire practically destroyed the store rooms of Whitehurst Furniture Company Inc and T W Wool Insorta Crmpings Plye and Ten Cent store Imates in the heart of the business district. Loss to buildings estimated at 80 000 to 100 000 with no fatalities but several men had narrow escapes. Captain HL Stevens was badly cut by flying glass. Loss insured.
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Norfolk VA
Whitehurst Furniture J Company Inc
T W Wool Insorta
Ten Cent
Imates
Norfolk
Historic town burning in Volta region step back to 14th century monastic blaze
A historic town on the Volta near Makariev was set ablaze on August 1, affecting a 14th century monastery and the annual fair once held there. The town of Wucariev, now named Mzhni Novgorod, houses about 1500 residents.
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Kouisbnee
Makariev
Mzhni Novgorod
Wucariev
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute aided by donor
Sunday announcement reports Dr Abiton No Armstream contributed funds to support pupils at the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute. The third term begins September 2, with enrollment already higher than usual as Principal Dr Stinson notes no further careers have applied.
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Abiton
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Natitute
Stinason
Blue Jackets Sail From Helena to Brunswick for Des Moines
More than a hundred blue jackets from the Se Helena naval training station left this afternoon for Brunswick Georgia where they will board the cruiser Des Moines As soon as the additional men arrive the Des Moines will sail for Venezuelan waters to protect American interests amid the threatened Castro revolution.
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Norfolk
Se ‘Helena
Brunswick
Des Moines
Editorials reject tolls link to British Panama decision
In editorials this morning the Standard and The Chronicle warmly repudiate the idea that the Panama canal tolls act affected Great Britain's choice to skip participation in the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco. Newspapers argue the American press should accept this assurance.
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the Standard
the Chronicle
Great
Bloody riot follows demolition of mosque in India
In Calcutta August reports describe a mosque demolition at Cawnpore for street improvements triggering indignant meetings across India and Burma. A native procession with black flags returned to replace bricks. police dispersed the crowd with a volley killing one officer and injuring 44 others while 12 natives died and 20 were wounded.
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Calcutta
Cawnpore
India
Burma
Cawn Pore
Man completes 2567 mile rowboat voyage to New Orleans
Andrew Kuehn of St Louis finished a 2567 mile Mississippi River trip in a ten foot steel rowboat. He began June 16 from Lake Itasca and arrived at the New Orleans mouth at midnight July 32. The voyage took 210 days? 29 hours and averaged 57 miles daily. He plans no future repeat voyage and wants to reenlist. His last ship was the Colorado.
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New Orleans
Andrew Kuehn
St Louis
United States
Lavy
New Orleana
South Pass
Mississippi River
Lake Itasca
Koehn
Loulg
United States Steamship
Colorado
Auto plunge into Mud River injures family near Blue Sulphur
On August 3 near Blue Sulphur Springs, Joseph T. Cook 60 tried to pass on a narrow road by the Mud River. His new car plunged 36 feet into the river. Mrs Cook and their son Russell Pears were hurled from the car with likely fatal injuries to Mrs Cook and serious injuries to Mr Cook. the baby suffered burns.
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Huntington
Mud River
Blue Sulphur Springs
Joseph T. Cook
Cook
Frussell & Pears
Tenacious Friends Recall Secretary Lane's Campaign Journey
A feature recalls Secretary Franklin K Lane and a venerable loyalist who walked 400 miles from Southern California to aid his governor bid. The scruffy helper, with a stray dog, carves a tale of steadfast support rejected by an elevator boy, epitomizing Lane’s long remembered tenacity.
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Mr Lanes
California
San Francisco
Wr Lane
Tanne
Tacoma
Mr Lane
San Francisc
Portugal’s President Arriaga in Grave Condition
Lisbon August President Manuel de Arriaga of Portugal is seriously ill with kidney stones. Report says his heart is extremely weak and his condition is grave after several days of illness. The report notes his age and persistent fragility.
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Arriaga
Lisbon
Manuel de Arriaga
Portugal
Wife of Pell Sees Husband Mangled At Long Beach Crossing
At Long Beach an auto driven by Osgood Pell of New York and a chauffeur was struck by an electric train. Pell and the chauffeur were killed. William Laimbeer and his wife, in Pell’s car, were badly hurt. Mrs Laimbeer may not recover. The party was returning from a Nassau hotel dinner hosted by William E. Vanderbilt Jr. The accident left Pell’s car tossed along the track for 50 feet.
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Long Beach N
L Osgood Pell
New York City
Long Beach Crossing
William Laimbeer
Hamp Stead
Pell
Laimbeer
Gatd
Long Beach
Pells
Talmtier
Vrs Larmbeer
Natalie Schick
New York
Newport Society
Osgood Pell
Newport
William Laimgeer
Clara Bloodgood
Laimbeera
Charles Glen Collins
Nassau Hotel
Charlton to Stand Trial in Italy for NJ Wife Murder
Porter Charlton, charged with murdering his wife in June 1810 at Lake Como, Italy, is to be removed from Hudson County New Jersey on August 13 to stand trial. Italian detectives are expected in New York soon. Charlton's father, Paul Chanton, a former United States judge, may sail on the same steamer from Porto Rico.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Hudson County
Paul Chanton
United States
Porto Rico
Where Is Richard Moore Assistant Chief Jett Seeks Help
Assistant Chief Jett of the Atlanta police received a message Sunday night from Gainesville asking aid to locate Richard Moore a 17 year old thought to be employed by an automobile firm in this city Moore’s mother died in Gainesville Sunday and the funeral will be held there this afternoon.
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Jett
Atlanta Police
Gainesville
Richard Moore
Moore
Vrs Moores
Wilson Summoned to Washington for State Department Conference
New York August 3 Henry Laws Wilson ambassador to Mexico has been visiting here since Thursday last week. He left for Washington late tonight responding to a telegram directing him to be present tomorrow for a conference at the State Department. Wilson declined to discuss the probable reasons for his hurried call.
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New York
Henry Laws Wilson
Mexico
Washington
State Department
Wilson
Sulfosol offers soluble sulphur treatment for skin ailments
Sulfosol dissolves sulphur to aid pimples eczema and blood taints. Boon to those with skin diseases as a recent discovery by a chemist makes SULFOSOL absorbable in blood. Get SULFOSOL from druggists or write to Sulfosol Co 215 Washington St New York for a free book on its use.
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Sulfosol Co
Washington St
New York
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