Thaw Wins in Canadian Court Amid Cheers and Controversy
Harry K Thaw secured three court wins in Sherbrooke and earned an ovation from residents before being held for possible immigration action. Judge Globensky warned against cheering scenes, while officials prepared for potential deportation. The case drew support and opposition from New York authorities and local officials as Thaw’s legal battles continued.
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Tlaws
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Mexican Officials Silent On Embroglio In Congress
Mexico City August 37 Officials offered no new comment on the Mexico United States dispute. Frederic Gamboa, Mexico’s foreign minister, told a standing committee negotiations were not finished but could be closed if they proceed. Debates stopped after adjournment with praise for the administration’s patriotic stand and calls for discretion to avoid a serious affront to national dignity.
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Maxioo
United States
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Congress
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Bia
Nore Aude
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Lemboa
Lind
Huuerta
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Witkin
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Joan
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Huerta
Wison
Congress Rallies To Support Wilson Amid Mexican Crisis
Congressional leaders across parties praised President Wilson for outlining American policy toward Mexico and invoking intervention restraint. Senators and House leaders called the message admirable and calming, endorsing the embargo on arms and a peaceful approach while avoiding full public disclosure of recent negotiations.
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Mexico
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Huerta
Bacon
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Senate
United States
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Clark
Enos
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Huilson
Missis
Miri
United
Jtates
Ray Ennant
Avemeana
Sheppard and
Penrose
Governors approve message of Wilson at governors conference
Denver August 27 The Denver Post prints statements from nineteen governors at the Colorado Springs conference on President Wilsons message to Congress Most favor the message Governor McDonald of New York supports Wilson but opposes armed intervention Governor Colquitt of Texas notes a shift toward Wilsons view Governor Staton of Georgia says intervention only if citizens are at risk Governor Fberhart of Minnesota backs government policy and opposes intervention Governor Spry of Utah says US must not wage war unless necessary and if so should control Mexico Governor Byrne of South Dakota calls Wilson plan weak Governor Hunt of Arizona laments Mexico turmoil and questions President Wilsons call for Mexicans to leave the country
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Holerta
Staton
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Minnesota
Spry
Utah
Mecca
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Byrne
South Dakota
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Hunt
Arizona
Devil Would Envy Gotham Fashion, Pastor Warns
Dr Len G Broughton, London pastor, criticized New York summer fashion on August 7 at a tent meeting on West 134th Street. He urged that women dress modestly, claiming fashion distracts from piety and that even in heaven loved ones may not be recognizable. He noted locals will discuss attire and plans to hold a revival in Wacon beginning September 7.
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Christchurch
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Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Noel
Ike Haroun al Raschid
Dr Broughton
Wiman Wyo
Broughton
Wacon
Auto tour enables thief to rob bank in Hazlehurst
In Hazlehurst Mississippi August 27 a thief slipped into the Bank of Hazlehurst during a road tour. He took about 8100 dollars from the counter as clerks watched the arriving cars. The escape occurred through a side door and no trail was found beyond the sidewalk amid crowds.
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Nations’ fate debated over intervention and leadership
The speaker argues many nations can act, some have died seeking escape, and questions U S intervention. Governor Lister of Washington and Governor O Neal of Alabama are cited in a debate over pacification and recognition. The piece critiques the wisdom of foreign entanglements and endorses a restrained, logical presidential stance.
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O Neal
Alabama
Huerta
Miss Jessie Wilson Unconscious After Riding Accident
Plainfield August 27 Miss Jessie Wilson daughter of President Wilson was thrown from a horse and lay unconscious along the road for over half an hour. Found by Dr Charles Worthen she was revived and later taken to a nearby home. Her fiancé Kaneia Sayre rode ahead and knew nothing of the incident. The scene was near North Hartland Cornish on the New Hampshire side of the Connecticut River opposite Vermont. Officials said no serious injuries were apparent though contusions remained.
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Tessie Wilson
Wilson
Charles W Worthen
White River Junction
Miss Wilson
Miss
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Kew Ftampshire
Correcticut River
Vermont
North Hartland Cornish
Marlakendon
Jessie Wilson
Jones 15 Confirmed as Atlanta Postmaster
The Senate confirmed Rolling H Jones as Atlanta postmaster on Wednesday afternoon, replacing Hugh L McKee. Jones plans a businesslike, politics free administration under civil service rules, while McKee said accounts are in good shape and is ready to turn over when notified.
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Rolling H Jones
Atlanta
United States Senate
Hugh L. McKee
Jones
United States Prepares to Protect Citizens Across Borders
An official note directs American consuls to inform Mexican authorities they will be held responsible for any harm or damage to U S citizens or property. The exchange signals heightened vigilance as diplomatic steps outline accountability for cross border incidents.
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United States
United States Calls for Neutrality Over Mexican Strife
President Wilson warned Americans to leave Mexico at once and directed embassies to protect citizens and property. Consuls will aid departing Americans with transport and funds, while ships will be provided for seacoast towns. Mobilization of troops along the border is planned to enforce neutrality in arms traffic.
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Washington
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Onc
Southern Republic
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Wills
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Breckenridge
War Department
Millionaire Jury Trying Caminetti Trial in San Francisco
The jury selected for the Mann white slave act case of F Drew Caminetti in San Francisco heard opening statements and awaited testimonies from Lola Norris and Marsha Warrington. Judge Van Fleet overruled objections on Caminetti's connections to the Reno trip while emphasizing sufficient evidence of his participation if the government proves he was in the party. The panel, noted for its wealth and many married members, continues to weigh the case alongside related proceedings involving Maury Diggs.
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Maury I Diggs
iCaminett
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Lola Norris
Sacramento
Caminett
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van Fleet
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Reno
Roche
Weather Forecast Signals Generally Fair Across Georgia
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions across Georgia with light to moderate winds. Thursday and Friday may bring variable breezes near lakes with possible mild temperature changes and no significant precipitation expected.
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