Envoy Lind Enters Huerta’s Lair Without Trouble
Washington reports indicate John Lind Wilson’s envoy to study Mexico’s crisis arrived safely in Mexico City with his wife and party after a tense delay. Secretary Bryan stayed up awaiting a full update while Lind declined to discuss plans or mediation terms. In Vera Cruz Lind traveled by train toward Mexico City, with Huerta’s government approving demonstrations in support of resisting U.S. mediation.
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John Lind
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Mexico City
State Department
O'Shaughnessy
United States
Bryan
Mr Land
Vera Cruz
Mr. Lind
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Mexico
Vere Cruz
Huerta
United States Delays Actions Until Lind Reports From Mexico City
Washington August 12 United States officials announce no further steps will be taken in Mexico until John Lind the president's personal representative returns with a careful assessment. Lind will operate under cover and relay recommendations to Charge OShaughnessy, aligning notes with previous US policy toward Huerta's de facto government as developments unfold in Mexico City.
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Fuerta
United States
Huerta
Washington
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Wisson
Mexico
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Mr .Lind
Want Ads Build Good Salesmen For Your Business
The Atlanta Constitution urges manufacturers to hire strong salesmen by placing Help Wanted ads. Readers are advised to watch the Wanted Situations column for job seekers. The notice emphasizes finding communicative, effective staff to boost orders through daily newspaper listings.
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Atlanta
Suffragette clash as police club London march to Downing Street
London August 10. Sylvia Pankhurst leads a mass meeting seeking release of George Lanabury. Police contest the march to Downing Street with clubs as militants push through Whitehall and Trafalgar Square. Several arrests follow. one marcher reports injury to Miss Pankhurst.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Asquith
Downing Street
Free Speech Defense Committee
George Lanabury
House of Commons
Miss Pankhurst
Whitenal
Horse Guards
Taxicaus
Mirg
Sulzer denies using campaign funds for personal losses
Albany August 10 Governor Sulzer after a lengthy meeting with advisers denied using campaign funds for speculative purposes. He acknowledged repaying certain checks to his campaign but said he did not speculate in Wall Street. He claimed no knowledge of Fuller Gray or Boyer Grinwald firms and insisted Harris Fuller accounts were loans secured by stock.
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Sulzer
Jie
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Frawley Legislative
Harris & Fuller
Imaista
Wall Street
Chester C Platt
Louis Marshall
John A. Hennessy
Louis Asarecky
Mr. Platt
Fuller & Gray
Boyer & Grinwald
Frawley
Frawley Committee
Secretary of State
Tax law changes dominate final week in legislature
The tax revision tops the session as the Senate backs a substitute for the Sheppard bill proposing county boards of equalizers with a state tax assessor and arbitrators to resolve disputes. The House faces pressure to accept the compromise or risk further delay as adjournment nears.
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U S Cruiser Des Moines Ordered To Venezuelan Port
The United States cruiser Des Moines was ordered to Caracay as Venezuela’s revolt grows. President Gomez gains dictatorial power to quell the movement while federal dispatches report rebel forces repelled near Macaro with government troops led by General Zayago.
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Venezuela
United States
Des Moines
Caracay
Castro
Federal Council
Juan Vincente Gomez
Colonia
Rosario Gonzalez
Tschira
Record Breaking Drinking Smoking And Cardplaying Of Americans
Georgia revenue figures for the year ended June 30 1912 show internal taxes at 544 424 453 the greatest in U S history. Commissioner Osborn reports whiskey and brandy 157 542 000 gallons beer 66 246 000 barrels cigars 7 699 098 000 puffed tobacco 290 363 000 pounds and playing cards sold 32 784 155 packs. Total receipts rose 21 898 000 over 1912, with 5 483 000 spent to collect the sums.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgia
Osborn
Federal Treasury
McAdoo
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Tragic Pinning and Burn Death Near Montgomery
Troy Alabama August 10 Davis of Elba died tragically when pinned beneath his automobile after a tire burst sending the car into a ditch and overturning. Ham Crawley McBride and Alfa Bullard witnessed the crash. Davis body charred after ignition from the tank./Davis owned the car and was taken to Montgomery then Elba for burial. Other legislative measures gain attention as the General Assembly nears action on corrections, funding, and state infrastructure.
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Elba
Tere
Montgomery
Am Crisp
J. H Ham
Tom Crawley
Horace McBride
Alfa Bullard
Davis
Gillamps
Ham
Bullard
Davie
Biba
Mistaken Identity Leads to Fatal Shooting in Arian Georgia
In Arian Georgia, August 10, Fred Childs aged 23 was shot and killed by Leslie Smith, a barber, who mistook him for a robber. Smith, riding home by bicycle, fired after two men appeared on the road, a passing bullet striking Childs in the heart. both victims were unmarried.
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Arian
Fred Childs
Leslie Smith
Smith
Chilis
ACCIDENT TO AIRSHIP CAUSES BOMBARDMENT
Nogales Augustus 10 An unexpected bombardment of Empalme was caused by an accident to Didier Masson s aeroplane. The engine stopped over Guaymas harbor forcing a forced landing in the Mexican part of the American railway settlement. Shrapnel showered Empalme for an hour and a half as gunboats and federal shore batteries returned fire damaging Southern Pacific of Mexico offices rail property and private buildings. Masson reportedly escaped with no injuries to foreigners reported.
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Nogales
Arts
Empalme
Didier Mason
Guaymas Harbor
Masson
Guerrero
Tampico
Currency Reform Faces First Real Test in House Caucus
President Wilson’s currency reform bill goes before a Democratic House caucus as three Democratic banking committee votes oppose, while leaders aim to pass the measure with no changes. Tariff debates continue in the Senate, with LaFollette and progressive Republicans plotting substitutes and broader alignments for sugar, wool, and other schedules. The outcome hinges on caucus unity and early passage signals.
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Wilson
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Ita
Congress
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Senate
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LaFollette
Progresa
Slaw Frogress
Defense Prepares to Strike At Harris Testimony in Frank Trial
Defense lawyers Rosser and Arnold plan to attack Dr Harris time of death and Conley testimony as they press multiple lines to undermine the state case. They will also contest elevator use, Epps testimony, and the reliability of Conley’s statements as the trial nears jury arguments by Saturday.
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Leo Frank
Mery Phagan
Pdds
Luther Rosser
Reuben
Arnold
Sean
St Ig
Harris
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Conley
Childe
J. W. Childs
T. H. Hancock
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Willia Westmoreland
Nan Men
Frank
Phagan
Mitle
George Epps
Epps
Neste
Atorney Rosser
Weather Prophecy Local Showers Across States
Fragmented weather prophecy notes local showers in Georgia Monday and Tuesday with light to moderate south field winds. Florida and Alabama show Monday to Tuesday showers with southeast winds. Eastern Texas and West Texas expect generally fair, with southeast winds. Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia mention long-range outlook with cooler conditions and variable winds.
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Southfield
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Alabama
Lousiana
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West Texas
Ennessee
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Pate Mopaytobelae
Ned Riine Metet
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