President Wilson Unshaken on Mexico Policy Say Senate
Washington July 31 President Wilson remained firm in opposing recognition of Huerta's government amid Mexican turmoil. Senate Democrats voiced similar hesitation, warning recognition would reward revolution and invite further instability. Officials expect Wilson to wait for Mexican factions to resolve their dispute before offering mediation or policy guidance.
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Wilson
Iberta
Mexico
Huerta
Madero
Shaarez
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bacon
Committee of Foreign Relations
Baton
Muerta
Republic
Francisco de la Barra
United States
Gid
White House
de la Barra
Ior
Copper mine strike sparks riot at Wolverine boarding house
Calumet July 1 eight men arrested after deputies clash with inmates at the Wolverine mine boarding house amid copper miners strike disorders. Rioters allegedly used hot water red pepper and weapons as troops and militia guard the Portage Lake bridge and jail swelling in Houghton county as warrants are served and the crowd confronts officers.
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Red Jacket
Portage Lake
Hancock
Houghton
Mich
Wolverine Mine
Sheriff's Office
Houghton County
Wolverine
Wm. Hetkila
Jad
Louta Sodder
Guat Olaen
Heikila
Sodder
Dore
Page
Cincinnati Inches Toward New Charter Victory
Cincinnati voters approved a new charter by a slim margin after a close citywide contest. The Citizens ticket led by Walter H. Knight carried the measure as precincts reported late results near the 1255 threshold. The outcome shapes the city government and charter framework.
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Cincinnati
Terady
Citizens
Walter. H. Knight
Virginia Strike Referred Back To Local Unions
Charleston July 3 A small party aligned with the Cabin Creek settlement reached miners at Deyota. The matter goes to local unions for action with votes due by tomorrow night. Ratification would end the long West Virginia industrial trouble as miners gain concessions.
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Charleston
Cabin Creek
Deyota
West Virginia
New Party 10 Seek to Unite Rival Factions
In Mexico City July initiative by reform deputies aims to create a commission to approach President Huerta and urge peace with rebels. Deputies fear foreign interference and favor a united front. a committee to negotiate with rebels may be named if Huerta approves. Washington officials avoid comment on Mexico.
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NEW Party 10
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Huerta
Washington
Mexico
Frisco 13 Not Frightened by Britain Rebuff
San Francisco reports optimistic views from Charles Moore president of the Panama Pacific Exposition about Britain's possible participation in the 1916 event. He notes no final declination yet and cites prior refusals as a reason to expect a satisfactory adjustment may occur.
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Frisco
Britain
San Francisco
Charles ©. Moore
St. Louis
Surveyor Gomes Injured After Fall in Colorado
C B Gomes a member of the United States surveying corps working in northwestern Colorado was injured yesterday in a fall. The extent of the injuries remained unclear but may affect ongoing operations in the area.
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U. & Surveyor
Merker
Colo
C. B. Gomes
United States Surveying Corps
Northwest
Suffragists Press Senate for Federal Woman Suffrage
Delegations from all states petitioned the Senate urging support for Chamblin resolution to amend the constitution to grant women suffrage. The day included speeches by Senators and activists, a Washington banquet, and a large rally as petitions signed by over 5 000 people were presented.
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Pantry
Congress
Senate
Chamberlain
Flyatteville
Senate Woman's Suffrage
House
Thomas
Pandall Ashurat
Owen
Mra
Jamen Lees Laldiaw
Susan Fitzgerald
Maury Ware Bennett
Five Year Old Boy Fatally Shot After Quarrel in Chicago
Five year old Jamen Paulillo was shot on his home doorstep and died en route to hospital in Chicago. The dead boy’s playmate Paulillo’s father alleges Adeline Fraffaelle and his mother fired the shot after a daylong quarrel. Fraffaelle and the mother deny involvement. The incident follows a dispute between the two families. authorities continue to investigate.
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Chicago
Jamen Paulillo
Pauleronse Paulillo
Gepare Ratfacho
Paulillo
Adeline Fraffaelle
Raffaelle
Motorcyclist Collision Kills Eight in Lagoon Night Show
A fiery crash at Lagoon Kentucky during a night show left eight dead and many injured. Johnson’s attempt to pass caused the crash into a pole, with 35 burned and 18 others injured though able to tend to themselves. Local investigations proceed for manslaughter charges.
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Cincinnati
Atte Johnson
Lagoon
Kentucky
Enkiluet
Dad & Wan
Herman Davis
Johnson
Gabanna
Cleveland
Bond
Polices Court
Heat drives deaths and prostrations in Louisville
Two deaths and many prostrations were attributed to heat in Louisville. The weather bureau measured a high of 100 degrees by 2 PM. Cooling breezes and a forecast of moderating temperatures provided relief for tonight and tomorrow.
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Louisville
Weather Bureau
Mulhall Faces Discipline Over Testimony in Senate Hearing
In a heated five hour session before the Senate investigating committee Mulhall faced cross examination over his ties to the National Association of Manufacturers. He warned he would refuse to answer without counsel and denied allegations in newspaper reports while denying private life probes.
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Washington
Democratic
Stepublican
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Mulhall
Overman
Robert McCarter
James A. Emory
Association
Reed
Walelh
Cumming
Swords Pointe
Mul- Wall
Alwoyen
Imational Association of Manufacture
Tin
Tiie
Koifed
Senator McComas
Maryland
Baltimere
McCamus
Marshall Cushing
Cushing
Amet Cy Wrhiing
New Jersey
Frank Feeney
Philadelphia
Bird
Emery
J. P. Tumalty
Wigdon
Loca
Secretary Lane Backs 640 Acre Homestead Plan
Secretary of the Interior Lane shows support for a 640 acre homestead law in Wyoming. A telegram from Burlington official Dyer reports Lane’s openness to field inspection and possible land appraisals. Mentioned are moves to let owners of related lands in the Big Horn Basin buy pasture lands with mineral rights retained by the government.
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Lane
Dyer
Burlington
Cody
Wro
Lala
H. B. Dyer
Bie Horn
Cody Creamery
Dutier
Jude
Bhoshone
Heat Relief Fails to Halt Six Deaths in City
Philadelphia reports a cooling breeze of 12 miles per hour bringing relief from a heat wave that began last Monday. Six deaths are attributed to the heat despite a maximum temperature of 88 degrees.
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Bereze
Philadelphia
Wreaths Cast Into Sea Over Titanic Wreck
Wreaths made by families of William T. Stead were cast into the sea from the Cunard liner Franconia as it paused over the Titanic grave last Sunday afternoon.
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Boston
William T. Stead
Monroe Doctrine must be modified or abandoned says Lewis
Senator James Hamilton Lewis argues the United States has become an aggressor in Central and South America to protect the Panama Canal and a Nicaraguan treaty. He envisions a shift to an American Doctrine that prioritizes protecting American ideals and citizenship, with European powers pressed to yield.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Lewis
Central
South America
United States
Panama Canal
Europe
Pan-America
América
Americ
Benator Laewla
Panama
Central America
South
Ameriea
von Healetende
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