Bryan Responds to Mexico Over Intervention Stance
Washington reports tension over the Mexican situation as Secretary Bryan rejects Huerta's charge and defends Lind's mission. Officials debate pace of actions, with De La Barra expressing faith in Wilson and Huerta to avoid war and noting Mexican opposition to foreign intervention.
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Washington
Wilson
Brown
Manual Garza Adalpe
Huerta
John Lind
Wilwin
Mexico
Mexico City
Nelson O' Shaughnessy
Gov. Lind
Bryan
Lind
Vera Crug
Daniels
Navy Department
New Hampshire
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Mr. Sind
Mr.Lind
Inter vention in Mexico Aremote possibility says ex envoy
Francisco de La Barra former provisional president and ex ambassador to Washington arrived in New York from Mexico and said U S intervention is a remote possibility but if it occurred it would have grave consequences. He plans to sail for Paris.
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France
Lam
Senor de la Barra
Mexico
Interevention
Wilson
Huerta
New York
Carlos Pereyra
Belgium
Senor Cante
United States
Francisco de la Barri
Washington
Paris
Drought Cuts Nation's Corn Yield Despite Record Wheat
Washington reports August crop estimates show corn at 2,072,000,000 bushels, down 452,000,000 from last year, with 75.8% normal condition. Kansas and Oklahoma suffer steep declines, while winter wheat hits a record 611,600,000 bushels and total wheat production reaches about 744,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
Kanfon
Oklahoma
Nebraska
United States
Coupon offers free treats for Cheyenne children
A newspaper coupon invites every Cheyenne child to visit Fred Roedel's pharmacy for a free ice cream cone or nickel drink. Presenting the coupon also benefits the Hospital Aid Society with a five cent value, encouraging readers to redeem and support the cause.
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Cheyenne
Fred Roedel
Roedel
Hospital Aid Society
Gunboat Smith Stops Flynn in Fifth Round at Madison Square Garden
New York August 8 Gunboat Smith of California defeats Jim Flynn Pueblo fireman in the fifth round of a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Smith floors Flynn four times in the fifth and the referee halts the fight to prevent a knockout.
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New York
Gunboat Smith
California
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Maiiison Square Garden
Smith
Flynn
Tariff Bill Stalled by GOP Amendments and Senate Death
Washington reports delaying fate of Democratic tariff bill as GOP minority pushes amendments on wool sugar and agriculture schedules. Majority reduced to one vote after Senator Johnston's death. no adjournment progress noted.
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Washington
Sena
Finance Committee
Senate
Johnston
Alabama
Elven Pee
Republi
Reopew
Benatory Johnston
Heat Wave Grips Kansas With Record August Temperatures
Kansas faces a severe heat wave as August records fall across the state. Clay Center hits 110 degrees while towns report 100 plus for eight days straight. Hot winds dust storms and feed shortages push farmers to harvest late corn for fodder and ship cattle to other states. Governor Hodges and state agriculture officials urge perseverance.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Andlahoma
Clay Center
Junction City
Salina
Manhattan
Concordia
Great Bend
State Board of Agriculture
Hodges
E. C D. Coburn
Two Children Die In Camp Ground Fire
A house fire at Dr. Chas Stark residence in Camp Ground near Barboursville Kentucky destroys the home. Two children perish while their mother and Dr Stark escape by leaping from second story windows. The mother is severely burned and presumed fatally injured.
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Barbersville
Camp Ground
Chas
Stark
Dr. Stark
Bankers Oppose Key Economic Bill Across Six States
Delegates from Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Iowa and Montana met to oppose a currency bill they say would not harm bankers but would hamper merchants and manufacturers. The conference urged thorough review before Congress acts on the measure drafted by Mosher of the Minnesota League.
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Minnuwapolis
Congress
Manugeyturera
Farnte
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Montana
Ramifications of Manufacturers Inquiry In Congress
Washington reports two investigations in Congress into manufacturers associations. James A. Emery testified for the National Rascalation of Manufacturers as hearings wrap. Martin M. Mulhall is expected to testify next as probes focus on links between the Manufacturers association and other employer organizations.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Committee
James A. Emery
Martin M. Mulhall
House Committee
Mulhall
Senate
Manufacturers Association
Apeotist Believes He Is Superior Despite Public Opinion
An unnamed man clings to a notion of superiority while a separate remark notes mosquitoes showing signs of chronic insomnia, suggesting a humorous or satirical juxtaposition within the damaged text.
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Apeotist
You&re
Sunday Riot Becomes Regular Feature in London Life
London reports that Sunday suffragette riots have become a common part of city life with guards posted at St James Palace. Sylvia Pankhurst plans to lead next Sunday’s protest and join a march to Downing Street. The Free Speech Defense Committee invited her to Trafalgar Square but barred calls to hasten to Downing Street.
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London
St. James Palace
Sylvia Tankhurst
Downing Street
Asquith
Free Speech Defense Committee
Miss Pankhurst
Trafalgar Square
East End
Sylvia Pankhurst
Calero Emerges as Wilson’s Mexico Presidency Prospect
Ambiguous text suggests Manuel Calero, once linked to Ambassador Wilson, as a potential future leader of Mexico. Mentions press agents and rumors from Washington about Wilson's leaning toward Calero amid unclear details.
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Wilson
Mexico
Manuel Calero
Wasshington
Wilson Himmself
Calero
National Democratic committee selects campaig n executive group
The national Democratic committee names its executive committee to plan next year’s congressional and senatorial campaigns. Senators James and Gore join Representative Scully of New Jersey and Representative Taylor of Colorado with ex officio chair Vorentuse to coordinate with the Democratic national committee. The Republican chair race simplifies as A P Gardner withdraws and backs Wools of Iowa.
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Washington, Ang
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Toda
Doermus
Ichtenn
Benator James
Benator Gore
Scully
New Jersey
KL T Taylor
Colorado
Vorentuse
Democratic National Oconmimiie
Republican Congressional Committee
A. P. Gardner
Massachusetts
Gardner
Witter
Roosevelt
Steerage Passengers Fight Bloody Battles Aboard Panonia
Cunard liner Panonia arrives from Trieste with reports of Balkan sectarian clashes among steerage ex volunteers Greeks Serbians Hungarians and Turks. Early voyage battles left several injured as captain Capper ordered disarming and crews separated nationalities to end the fights.
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New York
Cunard
Panonia
Trieste
Capper
Aissie
All Cash Needed to Move Crops to Fead
Federal funds totaling 50 million dollars are poised for deposit in western and southern national banks to stabilize currency and avert a potential money emergency. Legislators and bankers met with the aim of ensuring liquidity and preserving the public treaty in the agricultural belts of the country.
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Washington
Roca
Japs Aid Mexican Forces Amid Rail Repair Scene
Report from Elaso dated August 4 describes ten Japanese soldiers aiding Mexican troops in Juarez area. They assisted efforts to repair a work train and telegraph line after a clash near Kate Chera, with Selavar irregulars present and a Mexican Northwestern railroad official’s car seized.
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Elaso
Tres Folushr
Frescieeo Castro
Juarez
Tier Méjivan National
Iragular
Selavar
Salavar
Mexico
Postmaster General Talks Rail Mail Pact Amid Strike
Washington reports say Postmaster General Stews and President St tetone discuss conferees to renew the 60 day limit for mail transport on the Clover Leaf route. The plan faces opposition over compensation claims and the restraint timely by the strike affecting the Was bit outcome.
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Washington
St Tetone
Lowls and Western Railroad
Ferdon
Post Office Department
Death of Senator Johnston of Alabama Triggers Special Election
The death of United States Senator Joseph F Johnston of Alabama from pneumonia creates a vacancy in the Senate. Governor ONeall announces he will call a special election to fill the seat, with possible legislative actions if Washington conditions require it. Attorney General McReynolds advised the governor’s right to order a special election.
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Washington
United States
Johnston
Alabama
Senate
Democrats
O'Neall
McReynolds
Senator Johnston
Montgomerty, Ag
Iate
Joseph F. Johnston
O'Neal
United States Senate
John Bion
Breckenridge Killed by His Own Automobile
Des Moines man Breckenridge of Omaha died after his car rolled over him when he started the vehicle. His wife was in the car and stopped the engine. Breckenridge was an attorney and executive committee member of the American Bar Association. He was a three-year-old?
Aviator Wins Long Distance Race With Train
Aviator from Washington, Aue C Marcel Wood piloted a flight from New York to Washington to Port Myer Va beneath a train, landing near Gaithersburg after a forced halt on a farm. He completed the non stop leg between two points and claimed new marks for distance, though not all prior records. The race covered over 560 miles, with a final landing shortly before the train arrived at its destination.
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Washington
Aue
Marvin Weowl
New York
Port Myer
Gaithersburg
Mary Lemilion
Wood
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