Huerta Faces Noon Deadline on Mediation Acceptance
President Wilson demands Huerta decide by noon on the mediation plan. Lind, in Mexico City, extends a 24 hour window while signaling no further talks beyond that, and hints Huerta must accept or risk end of negotiations. Lind plans Vera Cruz transfer if acceptance stalls.
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Lind
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Vera Cruz
New Hampshire
Admiral Fletcher
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Mexico and United States exchange notes on relations
In Mexico City Senor Gamboa and John Lind renew notes on bilateral relations. Gamboa replies to Lind and officials say the exchanges will not alter the situation. Mexico seeks delay in reading Wilson's message to Congress to prepare parallel document publicity. Lind plans to depart Vera Cruz for the United States, while Hale sails out soon after from Vera Cruz.
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John Lind
Frederico Gamboa
Lind
William Bayard Hale
Senor Gamboa
American Envoy, Was Sent To Mr. Lind At Vera Cruz
Mexico
Congress
Vera Cruz
United States
Hale
Foreign Office
Huerta Resigns Reported as Mexico Quietly Accepts Change
Reports from El Paso and Juarez say Huerta has resigned after secretly leaving Mexico City for Vera Cruz. General Geronimo Trevino is named as his successor and would take charge of the provisional government once he reaches Mexico City.
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Mexico City
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
Juarez
Senor Gamboa
Washington
Geronimo Trevino
Lind left capital as Canada meets to escort him
W W Canada consul at Vera Cruz arrived on State Department orders to accompany Mr Lind to Vera Cruz after his departure from Mexico City. Washington warns against intervention while Mexico urges calm and discretion. public anxiety grows among foreigners and locals as trains to Vera Cruz continue.
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Lind
Vera Cruz
Immigration Restriction Backed by National Council
The National Council United American Mechanics held its 67th annual convention at the American House and reaffirmed support for an immigration restriction bill modeled on Taft era veto proposals. The bill centers on an illiteracy test as its core criterion.
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American House
Taft
Canadian labor law study trip planned by U S commissioners
Charles G. Wood and Frank M. Bump of the State Board of Arbitration will travel to Ottawa next Tuesday to study Ontario and Dominion methods for handling industrial disputes. They will review Ottawa records, read papers, and visit recent strike sites to assess arbitration effects on workers, employers, and the public, noting Canada's broader authority.
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Frank M. Bump
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Ottawa
Canada
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
F. A. Acland
Massachusetts
Playgrounds Taken for Ward 19 Project in Roxbury
The city has seized two parcels of land on both sides of Philips Street Roxbury for Ward 19 playgrounds after agreement between the Mayor and Park Commission. The purchase price totals 99087 dollars and work to prepare the sites will begin immediately.
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Philips Street
Roxbury
Park Commission
Winchester baby grows to four pounds at hospital
The baby daughter of Mrs Bartholo mew Connolly of Winchester who weighed 24 ounces at birth was weighed again at Winchester Hospital yesterday and now weighs four pounds. The infant is four months old.
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Winchester
Winchester Hospital
Tunic Evening Gown Sparks Parisian Fashion Craze
Paris reports a new fashion where evening gowns are shortened in front to reveal ankles while trailing behind. Tunics pair with empire skirts and lace and tulle sleeves. Designer La Croix unveils satin brocade indoor gowns with padded roll facings and a black satin brocade current style with short front and train.
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Paris
la Croix
Deaf delegates play Rockefeller on his private golf links
Two delegates from the national convention of the deaf in Cleveland travel to Forest Hill to challenge John D. Rockefeller on his private course. Participants include Charles D. Russell of La Salle and Horace W. Buell Jr. of Chicago, with Rockefeller’s granddaughter Margaret McCormick of Chicago taking part. No winner reported.
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Convention of the Deaf
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Charles D. Russell
la Salle
Ill
Horace W. Buell, Jr
Chicago
Rockefeller
Margaret McCormick
Rockefeller Praises Deaf Delegates at Cleveland Event
The host rode a chainless bicycle as Rus sell made a fine drive and John D. Rockefeller applauded the young deaf delegates. He expressed admiration for their achievement and invited them to use his grounds while in Cleveland, saying he valued the honorary membership badge highly.
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Russell
Missionary Father Bernat Killed by Chinese Fanatics in Shensi
Advices from China report Father Francis Bernat a Franciscan missionary slain June 18 in a remote Shensi region. He and a servant were attacked by the Chinese society of the Elder Brothers, a feared group opposing Christianity in the Orient.
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China
Francis Bernat
Shensi
Father Bernat
Willie’s Newest Invention Teased for Next Sunday
The Post comic section promises Willie's latest invention debut in next Sunday's installment. Readers are invited to anticipate the humorous gadget and its impact on the strip's ongoing adventures.
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Willie
Post
Waltham Mayor P J Duane Won’t Seek Re election
Waltham August 26 Mayor P J Duane will not run for another term citing neglect of his law practice. It is believed City Solicitor T F Kearns may enter the race and could gain Duane’s backing.
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P. J. Duane
T. F. Kearns
Duane
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