Mexican restoration talks hinge on constitutional government
Eight men meet in Washington to decide if Mexico will restore constitutional rule by the people or rely on allied force. Secretary Lansing leads discussions with Latin diplomats as U.S. troops stand ready and logistics shift from Fort Sill to El Paso.
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Rio Grande
Latin America
Lansing
Fred Funston
Fort Sill
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Robert Lansing
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Wilson
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R. S. Noon
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Domino da Gama
Brazil
Eduardo Suarez
Chile
Joaquin Medez
Guatemala
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
Carlos Maria de Pena
Uruguay
Paul Fuller
International News Service
State Department
Division of
Mexican Affairs
Paul Fuller, Sr
Pope To Launch Great Campaign For Peace
Pope Benedict III plans a major peace campaign in Europe to be launched at a Vatican consistory between late August and mid September. Cardinals and European bishops will join in a great council to issue a peace appeal to belligerent nations as letters from Poles worldwide urge intervention to spare Poland from further devastation.
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Rome
Benedict III
Europe
Vatican
Poland
Bathing Suit Dress Code Question Reaches White House
Rockaway Beach postmaster William A. McVey has barred women from entering the local postoffice in bathing costumes claiming to uphold order. The issue may be sent to Postmaster General Burleson for ruling if aggrieved bathers appeal with their attire for inspection.
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Milady
Burleson
Fair
Rockaway Beach
N. Y
William A. McVey
Wheeling and Lake Erie asks to borrow to buy 1700 freight cars
Federal Judge Clark in Cleveland hears a petition from W L E railroad through receiver W M Duncan seeking authority to borrow 2 009 000 to buy 1 700 new freight cars. The company says 75 percent of cars now in use are from other roads and wooden or obsolete. It warns of at least 1 000 000 loss in freight earnings this year if denied.
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Clark
Cleveland
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
W. M. Duncan
Man Falls Fourteen Steps at Dueber-Hampden Factory
George Rafferty of Louisiana ay NW slipped while descending the fourth floor stairs at the Dueber-Hampden factory. He fell fourteen steps injuring his back while carrying a box of soap. Dr. I B Smock attended and the injured man was returned home in Arnold's ambulance.
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Dueber-Hampden
George Rafferty
Louisiana
I. B. Smock
Arnold
Canton Motor Car Co Adverts Weather News
Weather forecast shows fair to cloudy skies tonight and Friday with slight warming on Friday. Earlier temperature readings note readings at 9 p m yesterday and 7 am today with no specific highs or lows listed. An advertisement for Overland cars appears in the page segment.
Erie Flood Toll Seen Reaching Thirty Six Amid Relief Drive
Erie Pa August fifth restoration begins as the city grapples with a deadly cloudburst that left twenty dead and homeless thousands. Volunteers clear debris while relief efforts mobilize to rehabilitate victims and rebuild the stricken district. The flood’s human toll dominates the scene as searchers count casualties and crews work through ruined homes.
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Erie
Road curb appeal hinges on expert witness ruling
Former Highway Commissioner James R. Marker testified for Vogt & Sons in an appeal over tearing up curb on the Alliance Hargiste and Louisville road. He argued curb is within specs despite a 5.48 square inch cross section shortage and warned tearing out would damage the road. The county commissioners defended the curb as undersized and asked dismissal of the appeal.
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William Vogt & Sons
Alliance
Hargiste & Louisvillerd
Ake
Marker
Highway Department of the State
Sue County Dredging Plan Faces Injunction Fight
Brewster residents oppose county action to dredge Sugar Creek and seek an injunction. Attorney A W Agler says the commission has no legal authority to turn Sugar Creek into a county ditch. Witnesses testified dredging could cause health and flooding issues including standing water and insufficient drainage.
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A. W. Agler
Agler
Bender
Atty. R
Ambler
Cross
World's Largest U S Flag Dedicat ion Near Canton
The world’s largest U S flag, made by Canton women and owned by the city, will be dedicated Thursday at 7 30 p m on the public square by Gov. Willis. A parade from McKinley’s former house precedes the ceremony with 150 flag bearers and escorts from Company C Eighth O N G and the Young Men’s Business club. Henry Harter chairs the meeting as A E Lomady presents funds and the national banner to the executive committee.
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Canton
Willis
Young Men's Business Club
Company C
Eighth Regiment
William McKinley
Eighth-st N
Thayer
Grand Army
Carrollton
McKinley
Henry Harter
Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Lomady
Lomady
August discount sale offers 25 percent off used pianos
Klein & Heffelman Co announces a sale featuring 25 percent discount on all used pianos including sample and shop worn instruments. Prospective buyers urged that they can now afford a piano. Advertisement continues on page seven.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Adv
Adyvy
Kranich and
Bach
Good Roads Machinery sues J G Devine for 2000
The Good Roads Machinery Co. has filed suit against the J. G. Devine Co. to collect 2000 claimed as the purchase price of a traction engine. Also notes about a Masonic excursion to Zanesville Aug 8, cornerstone laying, booster meeting at temple Friday at 7:30 for ticket sales, and multiple ads for August sales on furniture, rugs, pianos, and foot treatment specials.
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The
Good Roads Machinery Co
J. G. Devine Co
Zanesville
Temple
First Annual Report of County Schools Issued
Stark county schools reported 8 737 pupils in 1914 15 with 6 990 07 average daily attendance and high school and elementary attendance percentages. The system employed 289 teachers with varied salaries, across 37 districts and 179 buildings valued at 833 825.00.
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Stark-co
J. J. Armstrong
Armstrong
Margaret Kamp
Starke
Navarre
Louisville
Brew
Centerville Centennial Celebrations Mark Carrollton History
Carrollton augurs a centennial observance of Centerville founded by Peter Bohart. The event recalls Civil War figures from the McCook family and Standard Oil president John D. Archbold, highlighting local heritage and notable history.
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Carrollton
Peter Bohart
Centerville
How to Grow a Diamond Advertisement
Walter H. Double jeweler and optician of The Hall-Mark Store advertises a window display titled How to Grow a Diamond. The notice lists addresses 123 125 Tuse and promotes jewelry services.
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Walter H. Double
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