Portraits of Victor Innes and Wife Describe Features
A speculative profile depicts Victor Innes as 6 feet 10 ½ inches tall and 165 pounds with gray at the temples, dark brown eyes, a strong nose and large mouth. He appears aristocratic, 45, well dressed in latest fashion, wearing four in hand ties and long-pointed collars, with circular glasses. His Portland-based wife is slender with dark hair, a pale face, and a quiet, modest dress, about 45, described as worried and sad.
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Victor Innes
Mra
Deaste Inness
Ie-Loeking
Volor
Innes
Portland
Knights of Pythias begin golden jubilee in Terre Maute
Terre Haute Ind July 19 The international biennial encampment and Selden jubilee celebration of the Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias began here today The camp will be formally dedicated tomorrow and a military parade will take place Tuesday. Prize drills start Wednesday and run through Friday with prizes awarded Saturday by United States Army officers acting as judges.
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Terre Maute
Ind
Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias
Eiited States Army
Weather to be cooler through the coming week
Washington July 19 The weather bureau forecast another week of generally fair weather with moderate summer temperatures and near normal averages across the country. Rainfall expected light and local with no important disturbance. a low pressure area in the Tarweet will move eastward reaching the eastern states by week’s end, followed by cooler weather in the north and central states.
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Washington
Bulletimn
Westy Mdies
VESSELS ARE WRECKED ON NOVA SCOTIA COAST
Halifax July 19 A violent storm wrecked two steamers two large schooners and a dardentine along the Nova Scotia coast. No lives lost but rescue unlikely. The Cuban steamer Crenfugos from Gulfport struck Scat tare Island. The Norwegian steamer Ragna wrecked at Balene near Louisbers. The four masted schooner Clarence Ee Venner and American schooner Harold Beecher also hit rocks.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Crenfugos
Gulfport
Sorel
Montress
Scattare Island
Cape Breton
Ragna
Balene
Louisbers C
Clarence Ee Venner
Gape Sable
Harold Beecher
Seatterie
Sailors From Vera Cruz Arrive at Charleston Navy Yard
Fourteen to seventeen enlisted sailors of the navy arrived at the Charleston navy yard aboard the supply ship Celtic from Vera Cruz Mexico. Most will enter the machinists mates school at the yard. The seamen have not enjoyed shore leave in four months and are jubilant at reaching Charleston.
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A. Ouly
Anifty
Navy
Charleston Navy Yard
Celtic
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Atlantic
Tachiyusts
Charleston
Villa clouds Mexican horizon hindering settlement
Washington reports Huerta has retired after seventeen months in power as the United States favors a watchful waiting approach. Carranza must balance his ambitions with Villa who controls northern forces and distrusts military elections. U S recognition hinges on a sound Mexican government and good faith by constitutionalists.
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Ay John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
United States
Wilson Washington
Carranza
Mexico City
Carbajal
Dourac
Monteo
Via
Villa
Villa Carranza
Villas
Huerta
Carranzas
Villa's Next Move in Mexican Power Struggle
Dispatches describe Villa concentrate three positions in Chihuahua and Southern Mexico. Observers fear Villa may press to replace Carranza at a conference in Mexico City while Washington leans toward recognizing Carranza. Officials expect a border embargo on arms if Villa acts against Carranza, keeping Villa’s influence a key factor in any settlement.
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Vine
Mexico
Villa
Chihuahua
Puta
Carranzn
Mexico City
Carranza
Carranza Taccy
Vila
Washington
Villas
United States
La Paz Captured by Rebel Forces
On July 18 eight hundred constitutionalists landed at Hesario near La Paz Lower California. A Carrangista governor demanded surrender and attacked at 8 am, fighting continued until 2 pm with panicked streets and roof fighting. Federal forces retreated toward Triumfo. three federal officers were executed. many refugees boarded American ships in the harbor.
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Boarch
Ubs Latifornis
la Paz
Virelesa
San Diego
Hesario
California
Triumfo
Quiet Sunday in Mexico City as rail link to Vera Cruz eyed
Mexico City July 19 direct rail road communication will be re established between Mexico City and Vera Cruz probably by Tuesday. President Carbajal stated orders were issued for immediate action. District survey shows Zapata activity less than feared. federals hold Contreras Tulyahualce and Recchimileca. depredations limited. no major attacks. Calm prevailed with a bull fight as a main attraction.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Carbajal
Zapata
Hindus Defy Canada Aims Land At Coast In Blockade
Immigration officials refuse admission to Hindus aboard Komagata Maru declaring them undesirable. Guards patrol with boats as attempts to reach shore are thwarted. Government prepares to board the ship and subdue detainees if needed, threatening deportation on the Empress of Japan and possible force amid fears of bloodshed.
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Canada
Wate
India
Waite
Ita
Empress of Japan
Wessel
Mediation begins to settle railroads engine crews dispute
Chicago July 19 The federal board of mediation will start hearings to settle differences between 35 western railroads and their engine crews. AW Trenholm chairs the managers group and, with Warren Stone and W S Carter, the unions back the board’s bid to arbitrate. Employees fear a strike unless progress occurs this week.
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Chicago
Federal Board of Mediation, Conciliation
AW. Trenholm
Trenheim
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
W. 8
Carter
Brotherhood of Railway Fire- Men
Rate Case Decision Expected This Week
Washington July 19 chairman Harlan of the Interstate Commerce Commission said the commission hopes to announce a decision in the advanced rate case this week. The opinion had not been completed. Reports say railroads’ appeal for a 5 percent rate increase was rejected, but some increases would be allowed.
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Washington
Harlan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commiemion
Heensault
Mayor Mitchel in Charleston for Confederate Fort Sumter memorial
John Purvey Mitchel mayor of Greater New York arrived in Charleston to attend a memorial tomorrow for his uncle Captain John Mitchel Confederate States Army who defended Fort Sumter during the Civil War.
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Mayor Mitchel
Charleston
John Purvey Mitchel
Greater New York
John ©. Mitchel
Confederate States Army
Fort Sumter
Girl Drowns in Canal After Auto Plunge in Boston
Miss Margaret Monahan, a young artist from Boston, was drown ed when an automobile she rode in plunged into the Delaware canal today. Dr Hoey, owner of the car, and two men and a woman escaped.
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Canal
Boston
Margaret Monahan
Delaware Canal
Hoey
Fragmentary notice on rush order handling and contact
Incomplete OCR fragment describes rush processing by a medical department. Mentions order department and express completion of work in the shortest possible time. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
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Medak
Sinden
Huerta and his party await departure from Puerto Mexico
Ex-President Huerta and Generals Blanquet plan to sail on the German cruiser Dresden while otros members head to Mexico on the steamer Mexico. Guards depart for the capital as tensions rise over the gunboats Bravo and Zaragoza, with a crowd watching Huerta’s day aboard a car and brief visits from lawmakers and supporters.
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Puerto
Mexico
Huerta
Blanquet
Dresden
Mexican Navigation Company
Carbejal
Bravo
Zaragoza
Bea
Havana
United States
Crulner
Des Moines
Huartn
General Huerta
Macon Merchant Sidney H Boynton Shoots Self at Home
Sidney H Boynton a 68 year old Macon merchant died by suicide at his Arlington Place home after a year with Brights disease and a week of apparent mental derangement. He had threatened self harm previously and is survived by a widow and children J T Glover of Birmingham daughter Sherri New York City Sidney H Boynton Crreno and Mrs W P Mohair of Macon.
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Macon
Sidney H Boynton
Industrial Workers Arrested After City Disturbances
Aberdeen July unrest linked to I W W street meetings ended with 25 workers jailed near the camp outside the elt. A woman, Katherine Solomon, urged a jail storm. Police mobilized deputies and militia but kept action in reserve as trains and tramps were kept out of the city.
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Aberdeen
Katherine Solomon
Commercial Club
Miliiamen
Anmors
Sunday Ball Question Fixed at Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama on July 19 officers of the local baseball club and Sunday violation committees met. They agreed not to block Sunday games for the rest of the season. President Wilcox pledged not to pursue Sunday games next year if involved. Bonds for players were prepared but proved unnecessary.
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M_ igomery
Ala
Gil
New Haven Directors To Meet McReynolds
Washington reports final arrangements made for a conference tomorrow between Attorney General McReynolds and a committee of New Haven railroad directors. DOJ officials seek proposals compatible with the earlier agreement for a peaceful dissolution of the New Haven.
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Washington
McReynolds
New Haven Railroad
Department of Justice
New Haven
Gilig
Yong
Lees
Southern woman Kate Gordon vows suffrage push in party platform
Miss Kate Gordon of New Orleans anchors Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference efforts to force the Democratic Party’s next national platform to declare for woman suffrage. She reports champions Champ Clark and Bryan will back suffrage in their states and aims to rally southern support through interviews with Congress members and a Washington luncheon.
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Washington
Kate Gordon
New Orleans
South
Miss Gordon
Congress
Georgia
Champ Clark
Southern Conference
Democratic Party
Bryan
Agutheric
Southern States
United States
Ormanic Nody
Jane Addams
Amsgomfori
Jean Gordon
Southern China Labor Conference
Misa Gordon
National American Woman Suffrage
Washington Woman Suffrage Council
Congressional Committee
GO H P Belmont
Newport
Duchess of Marlborough
Serious Sunday violence in Atlanta area leaves multiple dead
On Sunday two Black people were fatally hurt and another severely wounded around 8 o clock near 20 Perdue alley. A Black person at 126 Johnson avenue was arrested, and an unidentified Black person was found dead in Murphy woods by Walter Iddbetter and Mary McLendon. A Black woman at 202 Chapel street struck her husband George, who remained in critical condition at Grady hospital Sunday afternoon.
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Jane Mitchell
Perdue
Hora Reed
Johnson Avenue
Murphy Woods
Walter Iddbetter
Peters Street
Mary McLendon
Chapel Street
George
Sunda
Grady Hospital
Warning for Haiti and Santo Domingo
Three hundred American marines arrived at Guantanamo Cuba aboard the Hancock from Vera Cruz to warn the Dominican and Haitian republics to quiet down or face US intervention. The Hancock will sail to Philadelphia to pick up 300 to 400 more marines for Guantanamo while plans consider sending additional vessels to the scene. No dispatches on the island's status were received.
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Washington
United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Hancock
Vera Cruz
Philadelphia
Ba Rechs
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410 Trust Co
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Decatur Sts
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Grefet Mandt
General Roofing Manufacturing Co
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Kryptok
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Ame
Atlanta Tent & Awning Company
East Point
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