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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

6

Gienlaved as consul fights in Bryan’s anteroom amid Wilson talks

The report describes a fist fight in an anteroom outside Bryan’s office during a period when President Wilson and his Cabinet were discussing U S participation in the Mexican mediation conference at Niagara Falls. It notes also multiple foreign and domestic political moves, including Vera Cruz occupation fallout and labor case actions.

Gienlaved St. Petersburg Frank Bauskett Bryan Wilson United States Niagara Ontario Vera Cruz

Americans Arrested and Censored in Mexico City Crisis

Medill McCormick reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City on arrests of American correspondents, censorship of messages, and the tense Huertista atmosphere. He recalls fellow reporters Walter Whiffen Doster Sutton and others held incommunicado as police and rurales patrol streets under martial strain.

Medill M'Cormick Mexico Chicago’ Daily News Vera Cruz Mexico City Puerto Mexico Walter Whiffen Associated Press Doster International News Service Mr. Sutton Washington Post Schuler Cuba Luis d’Antin Legation d’Antin Argentina Brazil Chile A.B.C Daily News Senor Cardoso de Oliviera Lionel Carden Richard Harding Davis Pight Henry Rice China General of Police Cxbmen Ug Ca Frederick Palmer Palmer Davis Sam John Drew Theodore Roosevelt Adam Weimar Banco National Maas Mercutio

Regretful Vision of Villa Carranza Victory Stirs Hope

Washington officials believe capture of Tampico by Villa and Carranza could ease Vera Cruz withdrawal. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan back mediation and lifting arms embargo, while War Secretary Garrison opposes and wants continued prep. Tampico fall reported with 300 killed as rebels push toward San Luis Potosi and Torreon’s army moves on Saltillo and San Salvillas.

Ashington Mexico Villa Carranza Vera Cruz Wilson Bryan Garrison War Department United States Stone Senate Tampico Washington Navy Department Zaragoza San Luis Potosi San «Oluis ‘ Potosi Eagle Pass Tex Saltillo Guadalajara Torreon Medacuiedent Aga Saltillo

Panama Canal Opens to Waterborne Traffic

Washington reports that for the first time waterborne traffic is passing through the Panama Canal. A steady stream of barges towed by freight liners moves through, linking Europe and the Pacific via Tehuantepec, as Panama Railroad headquarters in New York forwards the news.

Washington Panama Seas Canal Panama Railroad New York Pacific Europe Tehuantepec

Third Bet of Teeth in Waco Man’s Dental Farewell

A historical note from Waco Texas details a man named Grewe undergoing a dental procedure described as a third bet of teeth. The incident mentions a dentielist or hospital setting and references front teeth being regrown or restored, with unclear sequence of events.

Waco Tex

Tuberculosis Fight Across Orient Regions and Public Health Efforts

The piece outlines tuberculosis as a major global health issue with high death rates in China and India, notes caste and superstitions hindering prevention, and mentions government and private programs in Japan the United States Philippines and global anti tuberculosis movements led by the National Association for Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. It also advertises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for constipation.

Orient China India Unit States Public Health Service Philippines National Association’ For New York Africa South America

Obstinate. A Judge’s remark on Fred and Ned

A judge contemplates Fred's stubborn nature and Ned's quip that witness testimony would not sway him. The exchange hints at the characters' personalities and a courtroom mood without stating facts or events.

Fred

Fletcher's Castoria Ad Promises Safe Remedy for Children

An old advertisement extols a trusted remedy used for over 30 years to ease infant and child ailments. It highlights careful use and a signature assurance from the product, aimed at reassuring parents and caregivers.

Cabtore Luau Fletcher

Restful Exercise Hint For Busy Households

A brief relaxation tip advises lie flat on the floor for 15 minutes with no pillow. Exhale and relax, and when time is up you will feel altogether different. It notes a bed or couch isn’t suitable.

Editor forecasts weekend world in cautious note

An exchange between editor and star reporter reveals a wary approach to next Saturday. The editor insists on preparing the other side to avoid being scooped if an event occurs.

Star Saturday Journal

Witness Called In Assault Case At Restaurant

A heavy set man, described as enjoying his meals, testified as a witness in an assault and battery case. He claimed he was in the restaurant eating at the time and did not hear the court’s questions, saying I didn’t hear I was eating.

Saturday Journal

Lucky Thirteenth Man in Engagement Break

Frederick and Gladys clash over breaking their engagement amid superstition as Gladys reveals a confident yet tearful claim she has forgotten Frederick would be the thirteenth man she has been engaged to.

Mount Etna Sicily Frederick Gladys

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