Huerta Asks For More Time And Wilson Delays Message
President Wilson, hopeful for peace in Mexico, delays his congressional address as Huerta seeks time. Lind, Gamboa, and O Shaughnessy confer at Huerta’s palace while talks center on an armistice, early elections, and Huerta’s resignation terms.
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Wilson
Mexico
Washington, D. C
White House
Congress
Mexico City
Bryan
Lind
House
Senate
McDaniels
Aemlicans
United Press
Envoy Lind
Gamboa
United States
Charge O’shaughnessy
Georgia Senator Augustus D. Bacon on Mexican Situation
Senator Augustus F. Bacon of Georgia addresses the Mexican situation, outlining U.S. policy considerations and the role of Congress in shaping a response. He emphasizes constitutional authority and the need for careful diplomacy.
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Georgia
Too Many Guests Prompt Pawnshop Visits
Kansas City reports rising pawnshop usage as residents, strained by high living costs, pledge jewelry to cover mounting grocery and butcher bills. Ralph Perry notes a dozen such pledges in two weeks as relatives and friends linger at homes. Mrs. J. M. Mandring returns from New York after visiting family in Zanesville and local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. B B Ayers.
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Kansas City
Ralph Perry
J. M. Mandring
New York City
R. B. Ayers
Zanesville
Mrs. B.B. Ayers
This City
Fifty Years Ago Today Aug 26 Grant Hailed in Memphis
General A G Grant, captured Vicksburg, received a public reception and banquet at the Gayoso House in Memphis. President Lincoln wrote to a convention of unconditional Union men at Springfield praising emancipation and use of black troops.
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A. 8. Grant
Vicksburg
Memphis
Novelty Flight: Air Transported Children Take Six
A photograph shows an aeroplane converted into a passenger transporter for six children, skimming a foot above ground. The feature, first shown by the Prighton Chareham Aerodrome managers in England, sparks talk of future air travel.
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Chicago
Prighton -Chareham
England
No Ice Shortage Next Summer Cambridge Plant Expands
W C Brown of Columbus announced in Cambridge that the ice plant plans have been approved to double daily production from 24 to 60 tons and increase storage from 100 to 100 tons. Machinery orders will begin this week and installation will start after the current ice season ends, ensuring ample supply through summer. Port KE Gibson of Cambridge distributes the company’s output.
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Cambridge
W. C. Brown
Columbus
City
Messrs. Baker and
Kramer
Mr. Brown
Messrs. Brown, Baker and Kramer
Port KE
Cambridge Tee and Storage Co
Gibson Tee Co
Foraker to Attend Old Home Week Festival
A General Committee meeting set a goal of raising 1000 dollars to ensure a successful Fall Festival and Old Home Coming Week. Former Senator J B Foraker has agreed to attend though the exact date awaits his busy schedule. Decorations will cover Wheeling avenue and surrounding blocks as merchants are canvassed.
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Milton H. Turner
W. Mathews, Jr
George Nicholson
James McFarland
W. S. Hays
Committee On Publicity
J. B. Foraker
M. W. Lewis
Wheeling Avenue
Fourth
Eleventh
United States urged to act on Mexico policy report says
Berlin reports a semi official German government notice about the killing in Mexico criticizes U S policy. It argues U S motives are doubted and calls for a decisive move to improve standing abroad and clarify aims. It warns that indecisiveness harms America.
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Berlin
Mexico
United States
America
Non Partisan Election Wins in Supreme Court
Ohio cities may include non partisan nomina tions and elections in municipal charters. The supreme court upheld the Cleveland charter ruling blocking party primaries and requiring petition placement, making non partisan ballots prevail for cities adopting similar provisions. Judges Wanamaker Johnson and Wilkin supported, four others opposed.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Cleveland Election Board
Wanamaker
Johnson and
Wilkin
Flowers beautify Cambridge plant grounds under Thompson
The Cambridge works of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company showcase extensive grounds improvement led by superintendent Elliott Thompson. New flower beds, moon vines on fences, and improved limestone roadways enhance the plant’s appearance and future expansion plans.
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Cambridge
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Elliott Thompson
Thompson
Caminetti Trial Opens in San Francisco Denies Venue Change
In San Francisco on August 26 the Caminetti trial opened at 10 am. The court denied Caminetti’s motion for a change of venue to Sacramento. Attorney Harris, who with Diggs faces perjury charges in the Diggs case, also sought a venue change and the motion was taken under advisement.
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United Press Special
San Francisco
Calif
Caminetti
Sacramento
Harris
Diggs
Telephone Girl Locates Robbers
Chicago story reports Miss Annette Freeman a telephone operator heard a faint cry of police via the line before daylight. She traced the signal to a private bank and alerted police who found the night watchman dazed and bleeding. Robbers fled when they heard the approaching officers.
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United Press Special
Chicago
Annette Freeman
Resolution Rejected Over Investigation Of Federal Judge Speer
Washington August 26 the house rejected a resolution proposing an investigation of charges of official misconduct against federal judge Speer of Georgia. Minority Leader Mann prevented consideration of the measure in the afternoon session.
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United Press Special
Washington
Speer
Georgia
House
Mann
Flanigan Family Back Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs J B Flanigan and son Edward return to their Zanesville home after visiting Mr and Mrs James Pollock of South Eighth Street.
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J. B. Flanigan
Edward
Zanesville
James Pollock
South Eighth Street
Old Home Week welcomes Klinkos back to Guernsey county
Paul Klinko and his wife arrive from Austro Hungary after Paul was drafted in the Imperial army. Union and congressional help led to his release as Balkan conflict waned. They sail from Bremen next Tuesday and will reach Guernsey county soon to reunite with friends near Byesville.
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Guernsey County
Paul Klinko
Austro-Hungary
Paul
Byesville
Old Country
Imperial Army
Greenwald
Secr
State
Bryan
Congressman White
Mrs
Franz Joseph Land
Bremen
Germany
America
New York Plans 500 More Police Officers
New York City will add 500 police to raise the force to 10,860. Police Commissioner Walstrom said funding is provided and appointments will begin immediately.
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New York
New York City
Walflo
Japan to Exhibit at San Francisco Fair
Tokio announces government departments of agriculture and foreign affairs will participate in the San Francisco exposition. Businessmen across the empire and other government branches are expected to arrange exhibits.
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Tokio
Departments of Agriculture and Foreign Affairs
Empire
Mrs McNarlan and family visit Newark
Mrs. Benjamin McNarlan and daughter Miss Edna with grandchildren Bernard and Arvesta Wharton left Tuesday for a short visit in Newark.
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Benjamin McNarlan
Edna
Bernard and
Arvesta Wharton
Newark
Mayor Hunts Action Saves Girl in Cincinnati
Cincinnati August 26 Mayor Henry T Hunt risked his life to save a girl about 18 from being run down by a team. He stepped in to let a wagon pass then pulled the girl clear as he grasped the bridles with one hand. He was only shaken up.
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Mayor Hunt
Cincinnati
Henry T. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Weather and notices from Washington on August 26
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau report at 7 p.m. Monday. Indications for tomorrow show Ohio fair with cooler northern portions and moderate to brisk southeast winds.
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United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio—Fair
Pomion
Thaw Lawyers Split as Jerome Arrives in Quebec
In Sherbrooke, William G. Jerome’s arrival sees Thaw’s defense divide, with Thaw nervous in his cell. Jerome predicts Thaw may fight in Vermont or face Matteawan, while Thaw urges his lawyers to keep him in Canada. Governor Stone warns of a lengthy Canadian struggle before any removal.
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United Press Special
Sherbrooke
Quebec
William G. Jerome
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Jerome
Matteawan
Vermont
Canada
Que
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Capadian Courts and Immigration Department
United States
Lind Leaves Mexico City for Vera Cruz
John Lind departed Mexico City for Vera Cruz with no clear instruction on returning to Washington. Officials did not explain dispatches, noting Lind planned to sail to New York but likely to return to Mexico City after conferring with Huerta. President Wilson’s message delay discussion influenced expected meetings.
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United Press Special
Mexico City
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Washington
Huerta
Wilson
Lind
New York
Huerta Iia
Local Ladies Plan Visits Amid New Lexington Trip
Miss Georgie Wright of New Lexington will arrive Wednesday to visit Miss Wilma Lanning. Miss Lena Wilson of Cincinnati, visiting Mr and Mrs R B Maden, left Monday for a visit with Mrs S B Brill in Salesville.
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Georgie Wright
New Lexington
Wilma Lanning
Lena ‘Wilson
Cincinnati
R. B. Maden
S. 8. Brill
Salesville
Immodest dress sparks attack on women and teachers
Washington and Canton reports outline criticism of slit skirts and immodest fashions. Representative Heflin denounces the trend as dangerous to society and urges penalties for public dress. Ohio's A B Graham calls for removal of teachers with similar attire and allows male teachers to stay clothed.
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United Press
Washington
Thomas Heflin
Georgia
Canton
Ohio
A. B. Graham
Agricultural Extension
Ohio University
Graham
Molten metal spills over men in Youngstown mill
In Youngstown Ohio on August 26 a ladle car tipped at the Republic Sheet and Tube Co steel mill, spilling over five tons of molten metal onto twenty workers. Five men were fatally burned and fifteen hospitalized. several victims are described as foreigners and dying. Ambulances rushed to aid after the incident.
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United Press Special
Youngstown
Republic Sheet & Tube Co
Cleveland Plain Dealer owner L. A. Holden dies at 80
Cleveland records founder and proprietor L A Holden dies at his country home near Cleveland Ohio at age 80 after a period of ill health. He was reputed to be among the nation s wealthiest newspaper owners and led the Plain Dealer to prominence.
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United Press Special
Cleveland, O
Osteopath Dr Bartram Arrested Over Teacher Death
Pittsburg August 26 A prominent osteopath Dr A R Bartram was arrested for violating state medical laws in connection with the death of school teacher Pauline Loos. The inquest opens tomorrow with sensational developments anticipated. It is alleged the woman went insane after his treatment and waded into the Allegheny River. Mr and Mrs James Pollock of Butler are guests at Cambridge friends.
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United Press Special
Pittsburg
A. R. Hartram
Pauline Loos
Allegheny River
Bartram
James Pollock
Butler
Cambridge
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