Wilson to Withhold Mexican Policy Pending Efforts
A U S joint senate and house committee is proposed to study Mexican conditions and craft policy after investigation. President Wilson will keep his plans private as reports say Mexican leaders seek to reconcile Huerta factions and restore order, with Ambassador Wilson on standby for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Wilson
United Press Special
Washington
Senate
House
Mexico
Congress
Stephens
Texas
D. C
Pres
Huerta
Wilson
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Strikers Get Backing From Local Business Community
Copper miners in Calumet Michigan July 29 receive support from district business leaders after demonstrations. Messages urging Gov Ferris to visit and inspect the district are signed by prominent citizens. No violence reported and union officials say militia unnecessary. Operators plan to reopen mines with strike-breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prese Special
Calumet
Mich
Gov. Ferris
All but 500 Raised for New Electric Line
Middlebourne report notes W H Young promoting the Z W M F electric line stating 5500 of the 6000 needed for the Cambridge to Love City and Old Washington route has been subscribed with 600 to go. Fifty five leading citizens each contributed 100 to the fund, representing substantial local wealth. Mr and Mrs Cohagen of Crooksville are visiting Steubenville area.
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Middlebourne
W. H. Young
Cambridge
Love City
Old Washington
McAdoo Accuses New York Banks of Blocking Currency Bill
Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo charges that leading New York City banks are conspiring to defeat the administration currency bill. He says depreciation of 2 percent bonds below par signals bank opposition and urges a congressional probe. House Banking Committee Chairman Glass says no inquiry now but may come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
New York
Henry
Texas
House Banking Committee
Glass
House
William G. McAdoo
New York City
United States
Wilson
Inquest Begun Into Deaths At Moose Initiation in Alabama
A coroner's jury in Birmingham opened an inquest into the deaths of Christopher Gustin and D A Kenny during a Moose initiation. Gustin’s brother has hired counsel to pursue civil and criminal prosecutions. Lodge leaders have been summoned to Cincinnati for investigation by the supreme council.
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Birmingham
Ala
Christopher Gustin
D. A. Kenny
Loyal Order of Moose
Gustin
Lodge
Cincinnati
Supreme Council
Miss Reda Ross Visits Rowles In Bellaire
Miss Reda Ross of Bellaire is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Rowles on Wheeling avenue for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reda Ross
Bellaire
T. H. Rowles
Wheeling Avenue
Weather forecast for Ohio issued by Weather Bureau
Observations at 7 p.m. Monday report indications for tomorrow show generally fair conditions in Ohio with moderate east to southeast winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio
Ten Violent Deaths In Two Weeks In Guernsey County
Ten violent deaths occurred in Guernsey County within two weeks after a July 13 streetcar crash in East Cambridge. The fatalities include four men killed when an interurban car collided with a B and O train at the East Cambridge crossing, with 15 others injured. Joseph Kristok of Old Orchard mine faces first degree murder charges awaiting grand jury action. The Coroner notes an average of nearly one death per day and a record not seen before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Joseph Kristok
Old Orchard Mine
T. H. Rowles
Fred Rainey
Dora Fairchild
Cambridge
William Carter
East of Cambridge
Edward McNeil
Columbus
East Cambridge
Albert Malson
Pennsylvania
Wills Creek
Local storm causes widespread damage in city
Tuesday's downpour lasting about an hour flooded cellars and overflowed small streams. Gordon run became a raging torrent inundating the valley, while Stewart avenue streets brimmed with water threatening homes including W L Cameron's on North Eighth street.
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Stewart Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
W. L. Cameron
North Eighth Street
John Cunningham Studied Rural Europe in Knox County
Knox County Senator John Cunningham undertook a study tour of rural conditions in Europe. He examined farming practices, infrastructure, and community programs to inform regional policy and development plans. He met with regional officials, farmers associations, and academic leaders during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Europe
Oldest Philadelphia woman dies at 109
Mrs. Freda Vidietzky, born 1804 in Russia, died at 109 at 830 Pearce Street, leaving more than 200 direct descendants. Her great grandson Philip Narminsky reports she recalled Napoleon and migrated to America at age 99. she spoke Russian Hebrew and English, remained active, and hoped to live to see women gain the vote in Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Freda Vidiotzky
Vidiotzky
Napoleon Bonaparte
Philip Narminsky
Pearce Street
Narminsky
Russia
Mrs. Vidietzky
Shemingov
Smolensk
Napoleon
France
Vidietzky
America
Pennsylvania
Sir Bill Kenworthy Declines to Quit Baseball
The Sacramento Bee reports millionaire Bill Kenworthy, second baseman for the Senators and heir to a 50 million English estate, will not quit baseball. He says he would only retire if benched, loving the game and its fun. Some pals urge him to fund a home for disabled or retired players, but he will wait on the fortune before deciding on a site.
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Bill” Kenworthy
Bob” Green
California
Bill Kenworthy
Sacramento Bee
William Kenworthy
Senators
Bill
Sacramento Ball Club
Duke Bill
Attorney Hogan to Attend Home Coming Festivities
Atty. Gen. Timothy S. Hogan of Columbus will attend the Fall Festival and Home Coming and deliver an address with Gov. Cox on opening day. A preliminary Guernsey county tour with banners will boost the good roads project and promote the Home Coming Week across neighboring counties. Also noting local visits by Frank L. Duffy to New York City and Mrs. J. T. Crozier visiting relatives in the city.
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Timothy S. Hogan
Columbus
Gov
Cox
Guernsey County
Oldest practicing physician in U S dies at 108
Dr W T Linn born May 28 1805 in Guernsey County Ohio died near Oconee south of Pana Illinois at age 108. He celebrated his 108th birthday May 28 with 25 veterans present and had served as a Union soldier. His son Marshall Linn noted his death as weariness of life.
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A.5
Guernsey CO
Jefftersbuttle
St. Louis
Pana
Ill
Oconee
Paha
W. T. Linn
Guernsey County
Ohio
United States
Illinois
Dr. Linn
Mulhall Denounced as War and Black Mailer on Senate Floor
Representative Underwood accused Col. Mulhall on the house floor of being a war and blackmailer after Mulhall denied knowing him. National Manufacturers Association counsel prepared to question Mulhall as cross examination looms. Senate lobby investigators neared completion of Mulhall letter readings with Senator Lodge disproving Mulhall claims of a conference with Hatfield.
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Washington
Col
Mulhall
Underwood
House
Senate Lobby Committee
National Manufacturer's Association
Association
Nelson and
Cummins
Overman
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Hatfield
Massachusetts State Republican Committee
Cox Receives Advance Reports On Farm Cooperation Plan
Governor Cox received advance information from Senator John Cunningham and Representative W M Brown about a general plan for greater consolidation of farms for cooperative credit and other purposes. The American commission on agricultural cooperation, after touring Europe, found superior systems for credit and marketing. They argue farmers can gain leverage similar to capital and labor without added cost to the public, boosting production and income with minimal food-price impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cox
John Cunningham
Knox County
W. M. Brown
Ashland
American Commission of Agricultural Co-Operation
Europe
Separation Plan Emerges Amid Revolt In China
Pekin reports a tentative separation plan between northern and southern regions as revolt in the southern provinces grows. MPs from the revolutionary party have fled Pekin. Rebels fired on a British steamer and a Standard Oil boat, while Shanghai saw shells dropped into the foreign settlement and renewed firing after two quiet days.
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Pekin
Revolutionary Party
Yuan
Hankow
Standard Oil Company
Shanghai
Stolen Jewels Valued at Seventy Thousand Dollars
Narragansett Pier New Jersey July 29 Jewels valued at seventy thousand to seventy five thousand dollars were stolen from the home of Mrs Charles Crumsey a Harriman heir and the entire collection vanished from a drawer after she returned to her room Sunday evening. The missing items include a forty thousand dollar string of pearls and other diamonds and rubies. Police have no clues.
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Narragansett
Pier
N. J
Charles Crumsey
Father Swoons When Told of Girls Deaths in Ohio Reservoir
In Barnesville Ohio two girls Estella Van Fossen 2 and Thelma Rouch 13 drowned in the Watt Mining Car Co reservoir while bathing. Andrew Rouch father of one girl fell from a grandstand suffering a broken back, likely to cause death. Coroner My ers to hold inquest.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Estella van Fossen
Thelma Rouch
Watt Mining Car Company
Andrew Rouch
Ball Park
Edward Ball
Myers
Bellaire
Nebraska
Roach
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McDonald
Pomerone and
Burton
Bernard McDonald
Perral
Charles J. Kurts
Paso
Juarez
Edwards
R. M. Kimball
Kimball
P. J. Blakesly
South High
Pittsburg
Blakesly
Samuel Cohagen
Crooksville
Frank Dunn
Steubenville Avenue
Madoo
Says
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
International News Service
Queen Mary of
England
Bury
Prince Albert
Hogan
Frank L. Duffy
East Steubenville Avenue
J. T. Crozier
Chariton, Ia
A. G. Rea
West Eighth Street
City
Cyrus W. Field
Manitoba
Winnipeg
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