Machado Elected Portugal President on Third Ballot
Bernardino Machado was elected by congress as Portugal’s president on the third ballot by a 434 to 379 majority amid broad public interest. A veteran republican leader, he previously served as premier, interior minister, and minister to Brazil, with a noted stint as foreign minister after the 1910 republic proclamation. He once served as professor of philosophy at Coimbra and was briefly minister to Washington in 1900 01 as Marquis de Santo Thurso before dropping the title. The president is chosen by joint chambers for a four year term and cannot be re elected.
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Paris
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Congress
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Portugal
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Sehhor Machado
Tater
Ofa
Coumbra University
Benbor Machada
Washington
Marquis de Santo Thurso
McKinley
Lisbon
Papal Ongin
The
Republic
Jaint Sote
Assurance sought by Haitian people
Washington August 7 Solon Vanos the Haitian minister called at the state department urging definite assurances that their sovereignty would not be permanently impaired by the American occupation. He declined to discuss purpose but said local officials must have civil authority in the coast cities to avert outbreaks. Also named were Dr Bobo M Cauvin and President Dartiguenate of the senate as inspirants when parliament meets to elect a president Secretary Lansing conferred with Rear Admiral Benson and warned no force unless necessary. Navy to supervise customs to prevent diversions of funds and limit occupation to essential peacekeeping.
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Solon Vanos
State Department
Intenor
Bobo
M Cauvin
Dartiguenate
Senate
Lansing
Benson
Caperton
Republic
Farmers of Texas Indorse Wilson at Convention
The Texas Farmers Union adopted a resolution praising President Wilson for keeping out of the European war while demanding protection for shipping. It cites 3.4 billion dollars lost from low prices for cotton last year due to interference with trade with neutral nations and urges the president and cabinet to warn warring nations that U S trade with neutrals must be free.
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Houston
Texas
Wilson
Texas Farmers Union
United States
Seizure of Neches Sparks British Note Discussion
Washington August 7 Colville Bar outlines a note from Britain on the seizure of the American ship Neches. The state department aims to explain the recent British position and the implications of the note.
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Washington
Colville Bar
State Department
British and U S notes on neutral shipping and Egyptian protectorate
State department officials said Britain’s reasons for detaining neutral ships were not meant to apply only to the United States, and a forthcoming reply may propose releasing goods through London agents. Belgians hold goods at Rotterdam, others seek concessions allowing shipments to leave. The matter was raised with Britain via Sir Richard Crawford, while Egypt is described as a British protectorate adding 63,781 square miles to the empire with a population over 11 million.
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Germany
United States
State Department
Rotterdam
Great Britain
Richard Crawford
Egypt
American Importers Seek Belgian Goods Relief
Washington August 7 American importers who have contracted for Belgian merchandise and whose shipments have been held up by the British order in council are flooding the state department with requests to restore shipments and reduce delays. The surge reflects urgent demand from merchants for Belgian wares and emphasizes ongoing trade disruptions from wartime measures.
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Washington
Order In Council
State Department
Roper Hospital Opposite Site Houses New Lab Building
A new three story educational building opposite Roper Hospital opens October 1, 1915 with laboratories in Chemistry Bacteriology Anatomy Physiology Pathology Dispensary and Pharmacy. The Roper Hospital, one of the largest in the south with 2718 beds and extensive outpatient services, supports practical pharmaceutical work and two years graduated service with six yearly appointments.
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Roper Hospital
Charleston Museum
Oscar W Schlheter
Charleston
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Oakwood Hutridge School Inspires Daughters to Work
The Oakwood Hutridge School near Plainfield offers a living and study program separating work from residence. It targets girls admitted only after college entrance tests, stressing rigorous academics, arts, and disciplined living with a high price tag and access to New York culture.
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Oakwood
Hutridge School
Plainfield
College Entrance Examination Board
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