All Americas Asked to Help Pacify Mexico
A U S conference is planned in secret with Pan American nations to address the Mexican crisis. The approach aims to coordinate potential action among the United States and Central and South American governments, avoiding immediate military steps but prepared to support rail and political stabilization if needed. Villa actions in Chihuahua provoke protests from foreign powers and fuel U S efforts to open lines to Mexico City and restore order. Carranza advisers push for U S recognition of a de facto government, while military movements and humanitarian aid continue.
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State Department
Central and
South America
Legation Corps
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Moreno
Great American Hemisphere
Americas
Mexico City
Legations
South
Central Americas
Madero
Victoriano Huerta
White House
Cornish
N. H
Villa
Chihuahua
Colville Barclay
Lansing
Breckenridge
War Department
Leon CC. Canova
Enrique C. Llorente
Washington
Carranza
Latin America
Fidelity Trust Co to Build 11-Story Bank and Offices
Fidelity Trust Company will start a new 11 story bank and office building at State Street and Chatham Row opposite the Custom House tower. The projected cost is about $600,000 including the site. The first floor will house the trust company while upper floors will be offices, requiring the razing of a three story brick building. The plot fronts State Street 40 feet and extends 115 feet along Chatham Row.
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Fidelity Trust Company
Bank
State Street
Chatham Row
Custom House Tower
Trust Company
NEW Fidelity Trust CO
Hstory
Shift of Liners Amerika and Cincinnati at Commonwealth Dock
The Hamburg line steamers Amerika and Cincinnati, tied at Commonwealth dock since the war began, will be moved today. They will back out into the stream and then back into the dock to readjust the compass.
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Amerika
Cincinnati
Hamburg
Commonwealth Dock
South
Boston
Sidney H Grffin Buried in Winthrop
Funeral services for Sidney H Griffin a former town official and longtime Winthrop resident were held yesterday afternoon at 210 Winthrop Street with a large turnout of Masonic associates.
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Sidney H. Griffin
Winthrop
Winthrop Street
Griffin
British Schooner Gypsum Queen Abandoned at Sea
Wireless telegram advices report the British schooner Gypsum Queen abandoned at sea after sailing from Halifax on July 13 for Preston England with a lumber cargo. The crew were saved. the vessel measured 652 gross tons.
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London
Halifax
Preston
England
McAdoo Guests At Wilson Home In Windsor
William G. McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo are guests of President Wilson at Marlakenden House in Windsor Vermont. They arrived after 4 pm and will depart before noon tomorrow. The secretary says the visit is social, though he may discuss departmental matters with the President before leaving.
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Windsor
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Wilson
Marlakenden House
Ellen Wilson McAdoo Recovery Reported at White House Visit
The President and Secretary McAdoo learned their baby Ellen Wilson McAdoo had recovered and was gaining health during a Boston visit after a 22 hour journey from North Haven Maine. Admiral Caperton reported Haiti tensions and a French legation guard arrived in Port au Prince.
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McAdoo
Boston
North Haven
Ellen Wilson McAdoo
Caperton
Port Au Prince
Wesleyan Mission
Legation
Descartes
Navy Department
Daniels
Connecticut
Haitians and Americans Move to Restore Government
Rear Admiral Caperton reports from Port au Prince that he collaborates with Haitian leaders to restore order. A mixed Haitian and American commission travels to Cape Haitien to disarm the Bobo faction and bring rival leaders to Port au Prince for a peace conference.
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Caperton
Cape Haitien
R. B. Coffey
Legitie of
Haiti
Washington
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Republic
Glaziers Strike Closes 19 Boston Shops
About 225 glaziers from Sheet and Plate Glaziers' Union 1044 walked out yesterday morning after failed talks on standard hours and wages. Business Agents John Welsh and J A Boudret planned to seek a conference with employers today.
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Glaziers of
Boston
Sheet and Plate Glaziers’ Union 1044
John Welsh
J. A. Boudret
Mrs Inmanfortune mystery widens after disappearance
After Mrs Inman’s disappearance last week, Lyman declines to discuss contact while stating neither he nor Mrs Inman knows her location. The August grand jury saw no Inman evidence and will consider the case Thursday. Auditors review United Fruit Company books for years. more names may surface as discrepancies are probed. The case hinges on audit completion before grand jury action.
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Inman
United Fruit Company
Grand Jury
Ransom B. Fuller
Rumor Claims Man Overboard Near Portland
Report from Portland suggests a middle aged man jumped overboard overnight and the name Inman was linked to the rumor, but no verification has been found.
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Portland
Inman
FOSS STRIKE TALKS EDGE TOWARD SETTLEMENT AT STATE HOUSE
The State Board of Arbitration and Becker plant strike committee expect former Governor to attend a hearing at the State House soon to mediate. They say he urged submitting grievances to the board during earlier talks. The 2500 Sturtevant workers will not strike in sympathy yet as officials seek a conference and adjustment. Hundreds of strikers applied for work elsewhere, listing skills and willingness to work outside the city. International officers expect to place many in higher paying jobs with better conditions. An exodus may begin within a week unless new developments change plans. International VP P. J. Conlon warned that hiring for later Becker placement at Sturtevant would trigger a strike there.
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State Board of Arbitration
Becker Plant
State House
Sturtevant
Becker
State Board
International
P. J. Conlon
Machinists
Sturtevant Plant
John Becker
Becker-Brainard Milling Machine Company
New York
Kronprinzessin Ceceli
Hyde Park
General strike meet eyed for New England machinists
Thousands of machinists across New England may strike after Sunday conference at the Newtowne Hotel Hartford in response to the Foss strike in Hyde Park and wage disputes from Boston Worcester Taunton Springfield and other industrial centers. The meeting called by President W H Johnson will be led by top union officers as reports on grievances and anti union pressure by munition manufacturers are expected.
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New England
Newtowne Hotel
Hartford
International Machinists’ Union
Foss
Hyde Park
Boston
Worcester
Taunton
Springfield
W. H. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Storage warehouse rules require license and bond
Officials say storage warehouses for second hand furniture must secure a license from the Governor and Council and provide the required bond. The opinion was submitted to George C. Neal, deputy chief of the district police, by Attorney-General Attwill yesterday.
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George C. Neal
Attwill
Heat Devastates City as Heat Wave Claims Fifteen
In Philadelphia, on August 2, fifteen deaths and numerous prostrations were blamed on the heat. Eight victims were infants, and though the daytime high was 90 degrees, humidity reached 82 percent. Rain provided relief and cooler weather is forecast for tomorrow. In the past four days, 41 deaths, including 17 children, have been attributed to the hot spell.
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Philadelphia
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Liorente
San Luis Potosi
San Luis Potos
Red Cross
Arnold Shanklin
Fidelity Trust Co
Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Sme
D. D
Rma
United
M’adoos
BY David P. Shea
Sheviot
Washington ,and
Essex Streets
Department of Commerce and Labor
Greater
Quincy House
Peter J. Conlon
Roscoe L. Hall
Harry Gill
James Henderson
Columbus
Ohio
The
Machinists Association
O. L. Preble
Pattern Makers’ Union
John E. Tobin
Blacksmiths’ Union
Charles F. Scott
John J. Dowd
Boiler Makers’ Union
John Tobin
Houghton & Dutton
New Eng
Lockhart
Oston
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