Mitsui Firms Say No Sale Of Arms To Mexico
Tokyo says it is physically impossible for Japanese firms to supply munitions to Mexico. Mitsui Takada and Okura, three major exporters, formed a joint munition firm to buy from a government arsenal. Foreign Minister Ishii expresses improbability of official Japan aiding Mexican arms needs and calls for peace to avoid U.S. Mexico tensions.
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Tokio
Mitsu Company
Asociated
Japan
Mitsui
Takada
Okura
Y Joint Munition Corporation
Nary
Mexico
Baron Letiis
Associated Press
Hin
United States
Diyean
America
Baron Ishii
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health to Purify Blood
Purports to cure eruptions by removing humors from inherited or acquired digestion issues. Claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses blood, tones the stomach, and strengthens the body, with permanent, root-level effects. Also notes a denied connection to General Ramon Iturbe and a claimed mission to Japan.
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Hood
Ramon Iturbe
Carranza
Japan
Daron
Hienem Tturbe
Lloyd George Home Rule Plan Accepted
Belfast January 24 The conference of Ulster Nationalists accepted Mr Lloyd George's proposal to grant Ireland home rule excluding the six Ulster counties by a majority vote.
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Belfast
Mr. Lloyd George
Ireland
Ulster
Lloyd George War Head Delayed by Technicality
London June 24 The delay in appointing David Lloyd George to the war office stems from a statutory prohibition. With four principal secretaries already in the House of Commons the appointment would raise five, requiring a cabinet rearrangement or an 1858 act amendment before he can succeed Earl Kitchener.
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Kitchener
London
David Loyd George
War Office
House of Commons
Mr. Lloyd George
Earl Kitchener
Sir Edward Grey
Andrew Bonar Law
J. Austen Chamberlain
Herbert Samuel
Hower of Lords
Lloyd Gearge
Fairbanks and Hughes Meet Progressive Leaders in New York
Charles Hughes the Republican nominee for president met with several Progressive leaders in New York on June 24. Vice presidential candidate Charles W. Fairbanks arrived for talks with Hughes, with Eliin Reot Robert Bacon Franklin Murphy and Thomas K Niedringhaus among others. Lafayette Gleason discussed the state campaign with Hughes.
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New York
Charles §. Hughes
Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Eliin Reot
Robert Bacon
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Thomas K. Niedringshaus
St. Louis
Roosevelt Letter Spurs Progressive Conference In New York
In New York on June 24 the Progressive leaders met amid fears over Col Roosevelt’s withdrawal and a letter urging support for Hughes. Key attendees included George W. Werkins Gov. Hiram Johnson and James R. Garfield as they weighed reaction from the party’s radical wing and possible motions at the national committee meeting in Chicago. The scene contrasted with peripherally reported local notices and other town updates.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
Hughes
Eee
George W. Werkins
National Committee
Hiram Johnson
Californinia
O. K. Davis
James R.garfield
George Rowell
George Porter
Chicago
Progressive National Committee
Obiesgo
Ainey
Albany
Business Wilson, College
Nelson Welch
Chilof
Alex McRae
Martii
Hanover
N. H
Roy Blanchard
Abbie McCristin
Woodsville
A. S. Allis
Canada
James Smith
Southgate
Barre
J. Bailey
Minnie Lang
Castleton
Arlene Melnald
St. John Story
Law
Dan Morrison
G. H. Pillsbury
RB. F. Lowe
St. Ee
M. E. Church
L. Hall
Syee
Bre
Ralph Welch
Boelon
EM. Welch
M.D. Griffin
WN. Clark
Thuretay
St. Johnsbury
County
Virgina Ricker
Mary Pletcher U Tal
Burlington
CA. Ricker
Mra
AE. Clark
Mra Maketen
Advantages Worth While Worth While This Bank Offer
An advert explains that each dollar earns 3.53 dollars in a month with deposits before July 10 and withdrawals on August 1. A $1,000 balance shows a gain of 3.38 so far at 4 percent, and the note says interest compounds monthly with larger sums gaining more. It cites total resources of 1,800,000 and lists Geo, T- Chaftee Dyer Woh Hulets GOK. Young.
President Wilson Holds Politics Talks With Congressional Leaders
Washington June 24 President Wilson met Thursday with White House visitors including Postmaster General Burleson Attorney General Gregory Senators Hastings of Wisconsin Lewis of Minnesota and Representative Garrett of Tennessee. Vance C McCormick Democratic national committeeman chair and other leaders discussed campaign committee membership and possible selections. Gompers AF of L leader visited to congratulate Wilson on renomination and the labor plank of the St Louis platform.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Burleson
Gregory
Hastings
Wisconsin
Lewis
Mincie
Garrett
Tenneseer
Vance C. McCormick
National Committee
Naional
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Iabor
St. Leuis
Heavy gun fire in North Sea near Ostend
A despatch to The Telegraaf reports heavy gun fire in the North Sea off Ostend on Wednesday afternoon. It is believed German and British warships were engaged in the action.
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Amsterdam
North Sea
Ostend
Telegraaf
Horse fright causes wagon crash injuring driver in Groton
The horse pulling L F Blanchard’s milk wagon bolted near E P Clark’s residence as it struck a bag of sawdust by the sidewalk. Mrs Blanchard fell from the wagon, injuring her shoulder and head, with cuts and bruises but no broken bones. The wagon was damaged and the horse freed itself.
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L. F. Blanchard
E. P. Clark
Harvard Wins Varsity Crew Race At Yale Regatta
Harvard won the varsity crew race over Yale by two and a half lengths on the New London course. Harvard jumped into the lead at the start and held it, Yale challenging at times but splashing and lagging in watermanship throughout.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Witt Day Success for Gottard Boy at Med Sox Field
Windham Maine Vermont and Barre Vermont townsmen honor Lawton Witt of Goddard seminary after his big league debut with the Red Sox Athletica. Witt goes three for four with a run and an infield assist while stealing a base as he shines in his first New England appearance. Attendance 4,000.
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Boston
Witt
Med Sox
Lawton Witt
Connie Mack
Goddard Seminary
Barre
Windendam
Misa
Vermont
New England
Red Fox
Athletica
Hooper
Owe
Wee Eta
Janvein
Lanning
If Lewy
Ostrunky -Bodoe
Noah OH
Ed Bee
Washington-New York twin bill ends with Yankees sweep
In a two game set at New York the Washington Senators were defeated 9 to 5 and 5 to 1. At Boston the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Red Sox 9 to 1.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
National League Scores From Philadelphia Brooklyn and Pittsburg
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia 1 Philadelphia 2001 inmicus in Brooklyn 7 Brooklyn 4 at Brooklyn New York 7 Pittsburg 6 at Pittsburgh St Louis 7 Pittsburg 6.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Inmicus
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsbuirg
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baseball Notes Reflect Patchy April May And June Standings
Baseball notes discuss postponements in April not solving May and June gaps. Mentions Red Sox lineup around Ruth Foster and Gardner, Harvard Yale game recaps, Yale pitcher Mahan praised, Abbott captains Harvard 1917 squad, and players pursuing regular berths for Connie Mack's Athletics. Details on Mogridge return from injury and West watch for Tigers pitching depth. Carey and Kauff lead steals. Tigers top American League batters. Cubs leading majors.
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Walker
Gardner
Babe Ruth
Foster
Red Sox
Mannager
George Kings
Marto
Sterling Young
Harvard
Swell
Eli
Boston
Tom Hughes
Goose Foster
Yankees
Detroit
Indians
Whitney
Eddie Mahan
Yale
Iwek
Charley Brickley
Abbott
Harvard Star
Connie Mack
Otis Lawry
University of Maine
Rowe
Maine
Jing Johnson
Marshall Williams
University of North Carolina
Jack Smith
Temple University
Tufte
Floyd Kreppe
Winlter Whittaker
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