Nations urge Huerta to back down in Mexican crisis
Washington reports that Britain France and Japan join most Central and South American nations in supporting U S efforts for a peaceful settlement of the Mexican revolution. If Huerta fails to respond by Tuesday Wilson will address Congress outlining U S recognition rules and a plan for a lawful Mexican administration.
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Washington
Great Britain
France
Japan
United States
Huerta
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Diplomats note US backed by world sentiment in peace push
Paris dispatches report France will snub Francisco de la Barra and Felix Diaz as Huerta envoys. Britain and France recognize Huerta while diplomacy pressures him toward peace. Wilson’s Latino policy emphasizes constitutional government and nonrecognition of Huerta. Bryan meets Wilson as Rendon’s execution looms ahead of Congress.
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France
Paris
Poincare
Pichon
Francisco de la Barra
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Japan
Tokio
Great Britain
Latin America
Wilson
South American
John Lind
America
Friends of
Francisco Madero
Bryan
Mexico City
Serapio Rendon
Mexican Congress
Rendon
Mexico
Immigrant School Graduates 80 At Elizabeth Peabody House
Eighty of 125 pupils from the School of Immigration at Elizabeth Peabody House on Charles street graduated in a theatre program. Samuel M. Schmidt received a silver and gold loving cup from graduates. Elsie Stearns sang. Leo Gorodinsky wowed with violin. essays on The Promised Land offered by new Americans. Mrs. Eva White heads the house.
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School of Immigration
Elizabeth Peabody House
Charles Street
Samuel M. Schmidt
Schmidt
Elsie Stearns
Leo Gorodinsky
Auto Bandits Rob Home In Hyannisport Heist
Police from town county and state pursue a four man gang suspected in a string of Cape Cod robberies. They used an automobile to flee after looting W H Stevens home of 1600 in cash and jewels. A maid witnessing the scene described the men but was too frightened to give details.
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Hyannisport
W. H. Stevens
Cape District
G. B. Holbrook
Strikers Demand Foss Offer In Writing
A mass meeting of strikers and international union officials debated Governor Foss’s terms and the strike’s course. The committee has until Wednesday to report and a special meeting will decide whether negotiations continue or workers return to the plants.
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Foss
International Union
Sturtevant
Stanley
International
O. L. Preble
The
Patternmakers’ League
Roscoe L. Hall
Society man charged in $50,000 gem theft case
Atlantic City, Aug 24. Harry E. Simonin a society man and social high wayman, was arrested in a bathing suit at the surf at Virginia avenue. Police say the jewel thefts total about $50,000 and William Oliver of Philadelphia identified the suspect. Detective bureau officers under Captain Whalen took him into custody.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Harry E. Simonin
Virginia Avenue
William Oliver
Spruce Street
Philadelphia
Simonin
Shaw
Whalen
Suspect Simonin Haunts Newport Area as Police Seek Diamonds
Detectives pursue 24 year old Simonin thought to have fled to 207 Madison Avenue after inheriting 30000 dollars and spending it quickly. He is tied to a Philadelphia incident and is suspected in jewel thefts at Narragansett Pier Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia as police recover 15 pawn tickets. Oliver aided by detectives located him at the Dunlop Hotel and in the surf recently.
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Newport
Narragansett Pier
Simonin
Madison Avenue
Oliver
Philadelphia
Dunlop Hotel
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Street Cars Collide on Hill injuring many
Motorman Lewis Gaines observed the ves tibule of the second car as its tram halted on a hill. His vehicle then, moving at high speed, blew a fuse when he tried the emergency brake and crashed into the forward car with tremendous force.
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Lewis Gaines
Massive streetcar collision injures many in city
After a tangle of wrecked cars and flying timber, motorman Gaines suffered serious head injuries and was believed to have a fractured skull. Conductor Hickey aided victims, while ambulances conveyed the seriously hurt to City Hospital. Dozens more were bruised or shaken, with Mrs. Burke and her children among the injured.
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C. J. Hickey
Gaines
John E. Burke
Nora
Margaret
Thomas
Peter Lambustes
Conlincourt
Louise Granberry
Perry Avenue
John Duggan
Katherine Kane
McCormick Court
Bridget Flynn
Elsworth Street
Hannah McGrail
Stone Street
Katherine Wreen
Ward Street
Frauds alleged at Montwall revival in South Framingham
South Framingham police charge Mrs. M. B. Woodworth Etter and two associates will face court on Tuesday for taking money under false pretences at Montwall revival meetings. Police say Etter earns followings by claiming healing spirits operated cures and that she never sought payment.
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Chief Holbrook
Etter
Joseph Klein
Klein
District Court
South Framingham
M. B. Woodworth Etter
Montwall
Erie Union Rejects General Strike Move
A special Central Labor Union meeting in Erie Pennsylvania decided not to call a general strike of all trades unions. The executive committee believed such action would jeopardize the ongoing moulders' strike.
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Erie
Penn
Central Labor Union Today
Bears Endure Heat At Franklin Park Zoo
The Franklin Park zoo faced a scorching afternoon with thousands crowding the dens as heat and humidity exhausted polar bears and others. Curator Benson provided fresh water while flies and sun persisted, bears splashing in tanks into evening despite discomfort.
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Franklin Park
Franklin Park Zoo
Benson
New England
Man Wanted Kills Leader of Lynchers
Maillard Mastin shot and killed William Dayton, a leader of a mob that tried to hang him after his acquittal. The mob burst into Mastin's Mt Olivet home. Mastin fired with a shotgun, the shot striking Dayton in the breast and killing him instantly. Mastin was brought to Maysville for safekeeping.
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Maysville
Maillard Mastin
Mt. Olivet
William Dayton
Mastin
Dayton
Priest in Line for Charlestown Prison Chaplain Post
It was learned in Charlestown last night that Rev. Michael J. Murphy Catholic chaplain at the prison is being seriously considered to replace Chaplain Herbert W. Stebbins. He is expected to be appointed chaplain and librarian of Charlestown State prison soon.
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Charlestown
Michael J. Murphy
Herbert W. Stebbins
Charlestown State Prison
Father Murphy Appointed Chaplain of State Prison
The new position carries a salary of $2000 per year and Father Murphy will be the first Catholic priest to be chaplain of the State prison. The Rev. George A. Crawford remains acting minister. Murphy, 29, Brockton born, has served two years at the prison and is highly popular with inmates, officials, and the press. He secured privileges for prisoners, including holiday smoking, and is a curate at St. Mary's Charlestown and Hamilton Court chaplain of M. Co. O. F. in Charlestown.
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Father Murphy
George A. Crawford
Brookline
Brockton
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Boston
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Hamilton Court
Middies Return From New England Cruise Ends
About 400 midshipmen completed their annual summer practice cruise along the New England coast. The ships of Rear Admiral Badger's division of the North Atlantic squadron anchored off Annapolis, Md., tonight. The Illinois, with third class members aboard, is in the lower Chesapeake Bay and due to arrive tomorrow.
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Annapolis
New England
Badger
North Atlantic
Illinois
Chesapeake Bay
Unable to Trade Off Adriapol Force to Quell Turks
Vienna dispatch reports powers fail to unite on coercing Turkey over Adrianople. France rejects financial pressure while Germany opposes moral suasion. Austria and Russia show little willingness to help Bulgaria, making Turkish retention likely.
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London
Vienna
The
Daily Mail
Turkey
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Bulgaria
Adrianople
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State Board
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