Huerta Concession Seen In Mexican Crisis Reach
Washington reports Aug 28 notes Huerta withdraws bid for ambassador exchange and seeks to keep diplomatic status until after October elections. Officials view Lind’s trip and Gamboa notes as shaping a cautious stance, with US insisting on a constitutionally chosen leader and neutrality while Mexico votes.
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Washington
Huerta
Origist
Sener Gamboa
Mexico City
Congress
United States Proposals on Mexico Mission Publicized in Official Mexican Documents
Documents from John Lind's Mexico City mission, including Wilson's original instructions and subsequent notes, reveal U S aims on recognition and loans. The August 28 public release in Diario Official outlines conditions for Mexico's de facto government, including October 28 elections and Huerta's non candidacy, with prospects of U S loan support contingent on accepting these terms.
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Mexico City
John Lind
Diario
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Senor Gamboa
Ite
United States
United States of America
Mexico
United Sates
Mexican Republic
National del Corum
Lind
México
Huerta
Mhuerts
Mellen Promises Pavement Action on Stratford Avenue
Mayor Wil son asks NY, New Haven and Hartford railroad president Mellen to start permanent pavement from Yellow Mill bridge to Stratford line. Mellen replies the matter will be presented to the executive committee for consideration with authority expected to proceed. Also, Michael Jarvis of Hartford is arrested on non support and taken to Hartford for trial.
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Wilson
C. S. Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Connecticut Co
Yellow Mill Bridge
Stratford
Mellen
Michael Jarvis
Hartford
Thaw Case Faces Delays In Quebec Proceedings
In Sherbrooke Quebec Harry K Thaw faces further delays as New York and Quebec authorities clash over deportation and custody. Lawyer Louis St Laurent travels to Quebec while William Travers Jerome and Franklin Kennedy seek authority from Quebec officials to remove Thaw from jail. Thompson the driver faces immigration charges and Roger O Mara, the Pittsburgh detective, has yet to arrive.
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Sherbrooke
Louis St. Laurent
Thaw
Roger” Thompson
Quebec
Williamers Jerome
Franklin Kennedy
New York
Lomer Gouin
St Laurent
St. Laurent
Charles D. White
King’s Bench
Harry K. Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Alexis Dupuys
Coaticook
M. Dupuys
Vermont
New Hampshire
Thompson
Dominion
Roger
Roger O'Mara
Pittsburgh
Jerome
Receiver Appointed for Connecticut Crushed Stone Company
Hartford August 28 Stewart N Dunming was appointed temporary receiver of the Connecticut Crushed Stone Company by Judge Marcus H Holcomb of the superior court on the application of stockholders. The firm has liabilities about 35000 and its plant is valued at about 85000. The application says the receiver is only temporary as the company is solvent and able to meet liabilities.
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Hartford
Stewart N. Dunming
Connecticut Crushed Stone Company
Marcus H. Holcomb
Superior Court
Governors pick Madison for next governors conference
Colorado Springs Colo Aug 28 Madison Wis was chosen as the site of the next conference of governors of the United States in a late session last night The time of meeting was left to the executive committee
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Madison
Wis
Conference of Governors of the
Carranza Urges Wilson to Let Rebels Fight It Out
Mexico City August 28 General Jesus Carranza states that with unrestricted war materiel from the United States the Constitutionalists will oust Provisional President Huerta. They would assume responsibility for injuries to foreigners, call for a free election, and seek amicable U.S. relations, as carried to President Wilson by Dr Henry Allen Tupper and Captain J Armstrong of the International Peace Forum. He is brother of Venustiano Carranza, leader of the Constitutionalists.
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Weslington
Senor Gam
Bryan
John Lind
United States
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Senor Gamboa
Allance
Huerta
General Trevino
Vnewers
the Republic
Pola
Latin America
Andore
Senor Garboa
Mexico City
Jesus Carranza
Henry Allen Tupper
J. T. Armstrong
International Peace Forum
Wilson
Tupper
Armstrong
Peace Forum
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Constitutionaliats
Leader Levy to Prosecute Arnold in Albany Hearing
Majority Leader Levy announced plans to prosecute Lynn J. Arnold for alleging a $5000 bribe from former State Engineer Shane and to sue Arnold's newspaper the Knickerbocker Press. The judiciary committee heard James C. Garrison, who refused to answer without counsel, as the panel adjourned for him to return with counsel.
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Albany
Levy
Assembly
Lynn J. Arnold
Sulzer
Shane
Knickerbocker Press
Arnold
Assembly Judiciary Committee
James C. Garrison
Garrison
Behrens Sues Life Insurance Co on Brother Policy
Charity Commissioner F. W. Behrens sues Metropolitan Life Insurance Co for 2500 to recover on his brother Henry A. Behrens policy who died April 19, 1913. Behrens is administrator of the brother’s estate. Policy valued at 2000, premiums paid. Company refused payment. Suit returnable to the Superior Court, September term.
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F. W. Behrens
The
Metropolitan Life InSurance Co
Henry A. Behrens
Plaintife
Behrens
Superior Court
Burglars Ransack West End Home
Robbers entered Mrs. Marie Clark at 946 Howard Avenue through a rear window Tuesday afternoon. They took jewelry valued about 80 dollars including gold filled watch neck chain lockets and rings and other smaller items per the police report.
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Marie Clark
Howard Avenue
Jeff Callan Takes Charge at Plaza
Jeff Callan, longtime ticket seller and former manager in the Keith circuit, will assume control of the Poli Plaza theatre in Bridgeport. The venue opens Monday September 1 with vaudeville and high class moving pictures, reflecting Callan’s return to a prominent local role.
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Bridgeport
Jeff Callan
Mr. Callan
Keith
Poli Plaza
Superintendent Birmingham Returns to Police Headquarters
Superintendent Eugene Birmingham returned to Police Headquarters today after a four month illness. He was warmly greeted by officers and patrolmen and received congratulatory calls from citizens by phone and in person. He appeared slightly thinner but healthier, took up duties promptly, and indicated he would be seen frequently at his office henceforth.
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Eugene Birmingham
Police
Birmingham
Reception plans for the British Lord Chancellor in Montreal
Aug 28 Montreal The Hon Charles Doherty Justice Minister with wife Sir Lomer Geuin premier and Lady Geuin depart for the United States to meet Viscount Haldane Lord Chancellor of England expected in New York aboard the Lusitania. Canadian party to meet at West Point with American Bar Association reception and entertainments follow through to Albany and Montreal.
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Montreal
Charles Uj. Doherty
Lomer Geuin
Geuin
United States
Viscount Haldane
England
New York
New York City
Lord Haldane
West Point
Montreal Hunt Club
District of
Frank B. Kellogg
American Bar Association
R. L. Borden
Princess Theatre
White
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Maitre Labori
French Bar Association
J. C. Doherty
Elihu Root
Alton B. Parker
Joseph Choate
Lusitania
State Militia Ordered To Conform To Regular Army
Washington Aus 28 Federal funds are not to be used after January 1 next for the organized militia of the states unless citizen soldiers comply with the law that their organizations shall be the same as that which is now or may hereafter be prescribed for the regular army of the United States This order was issued by the War Department to justify the alignment of state militias with regular army structure.
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Washington
Aus
States
United States
War Partment
Old Tenderloin Joint To Reopen At State Street
The former Otto Stankey place at 8 State Street is set to reopen under new owner John Koynch who moved from Water Street. Past remonstrances against Tenderloin resorts included Stankey’s and Lynch’s saloons. Lynch’s license was withdrawn after Stankey’s case. City Attorney Pullman denounced the former proprietor, calling him a rotten saloon keeper.
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Wilson
Tenderloin
Otto Stankey
State Stree
John Koynch
Water Street
State Street
Stankey
Lynch
Pullman
Drowning at Walnut Beach in Milford
Special to The Partner. Walnut Beach Milford Aug 28. A young man about 24 years old, first name unknown, drowned after a 15 minute dip in the surf. Passersby and bystanders alerted doctors and a private ambulance as physicians from Milford worked to revive him but his condition remained critical at press hour.
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Walnut Beach
Milford
Mfe
Wilson
Charles Doherty
Tan
Yolmg
J. W. Ives
D. Ives
Rourke & Rourke
Arrests at Pope Tin Plate Mill Riot Twist
Steubenville Ohio August 28 Mayor George W McLeish issued warrants for the arrest of John F Lloyd assistant superintendent E M Mensor manager and John Bradley captain of the mill guards after rioting at Pope Tin Plate Mill. Four guards were arrested in a clash with police as two thousand strikers paraded to the mill in a seven week strike amid a volley of shots from the guards aimed at the beleaguered workers.
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Steubenville
Pope Tinplate
George W. McLeish
John F. Lloyd
E.M. Mensor
John Bradley
Girls Expected to Testify in Caminetti Trial
San Francisco August 28 Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris two Sacramento girls who joined Maury Diggs and F Drew Caminetti on a Reno trip were slated to testify today in Caminetti s Mann Act trial. The courtroom drew a crowd as prosecutors prepared to present Reno police officers a hotel clerk and Martin Beasley uncle of the Warrington girl about the Reno bungalow interruption.
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San Francisco
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
Sacramento
Maury Diggs
F. Drew Caminetti
Reno
Caminetti
Mann
Martin Beasley
Warrington
Rene Bunaglow
Whitman Accepts Tammany Support for Re election
New York district attorney Whitman announced he would accept Tammany Hall support for his bid for re election. The fusion candidate previously named by Whitman may run unopposed, as Tammany had designated him earlier amid lingering questions.
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New York
Whitman
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Giant Imperator Fire Traps Crew. Second Officer Killed
A blaze swept the liner Giant Imperator at Hoboken harbor collapsing the ship’s quarters and taking the life of the second officer. Passengers and tenants roused from sleep as crackling flames erupted, forcing evacuations and swift harbor rescue efforts.
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Hoboken
Imp
The steamship Impator the largest vessel afloat was struck by fire at her Hoboken dock with 1131 steerage passengers aboard. Second Officer Gobrecht and Seaman Otto Stumpf died after being cut off by flames as crews battled the blaze with the ship’s apparatus and city fire units arriving to aid.
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New York
Hoboken
Gobrecht
Steyraer
Ellie Island
Ruesser
Fie
Hobreken Fire Department
Shirrem
Herman Gebrecht
Otto
Stumpf
Ther S
Asein
Stump
Sturmpf
Hobokeh
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