Japan to Refuse Diaz Recognition in Mexico City Row
Washington reports from Mexico City say John L. Lind and Frederico Gamboa met unofficially, signaling possible informal ties. Japan declined to recognize Diaz as envoy, while US officials keep later steps in view and consult Charge Hughes with pro forma diplomatic proprieties.
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Washington
Mexico City
John L. Lind
Wilson
Frederico Gamboa
Lind
Mr. Lind
Mexico
Japan
Huerta
Mr. Diaz
Eltigen
Camden
United States
Diaz
Mexco
Pressmen and Typographical unions plan joint cooperation
Nashville August 12. George N. Berry president of the International Pressmen’s Union plans to present a co operation plan to the International Typographical Union in session here. A letter from Berry complaining of not being invited triggered debate as President Lynch explained Berry acted in good faith urging union help during last year’s pressmen strike and the convention voted to dispatch the belated invitation. A separate discussion centered on a resolution to limit Typographical officers to two terms amid intra party clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
International Pressmen’s Union
International Typographical Union
George N. Berry
Pressmen
Berry
James M. Lynch
Lynch
Mulhall Resting as Probe Delays Mulhall Testimony
Washington August 12 The House Lobby Investigating Committee adjourned with principal witness Martin Mulhall ill Unable to continue after two hours on the stand he endured a grueling questioning about his lobby dealings A physician ordered rest Crim the witness attorney said Mulhall would resume if he recovers through treatment and gain of strength
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
House Lobby
Mulhall
Congressional
Mathall
Congress
John W. H. Crim
Twelve Thousand Knights Parade at Denver In Grand Conclave
Denver August crowds line streets and stadium as Knights Templar march in their thirty-second triennial conclave. The review before 30,000 spectators features Grand Encampment officers, processions by Californian and Detroit commands, marching drills, and ornate regalia under ceremonial music and banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Knights Templar
den- Yer
Knighta Templar
Christ
Templar
William Bromwell Melish
K.T. U
Beverelen Great Priory
K. T
Canada
Trinity Commandery
Cincinnati
Melteh
Arthur McArthur
New York
Philip D. Gordon
Great Priory
Detroit Commandery No. 1
Detroit
Mich
Knights
Eirong
Great
Chicago
Englewood
Hoge
Pleads Guilty Grand Larceny Case Ends With Five-Day Sentence
Japanese migrant K Sada pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received a five day sentence from Justice Frank Houseman on the urging of County Prosecutor Sam Thompson. The案 case, involving a stolen diamond ring watch and locket, saw recovery of items valued at about $96 and a pawn ticket showing partial payment. Critics allege improper influence and improper sentencing by Thompson and Houseman, with prior cases cited where charges were reduced to petty larceny and short jail time.
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K. Sada
Frank Houseman
Houseman
Sam Thompson
Thompson
Sada
K. Urata
Union Pacific
Hie
Rawlins
Rivera
Cheyenne
Roach
Justice Houseman
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Hammond
Bada
Kansas Heat Record Falls Amid 105 Degree Day
Kansas City reports another 1913 heat record as nine straight days exceed 100 degrees. Topeka hits 105 while Clay Center soars to 112 within a severe drought period. Abilene Ottawa Junction City Kinporta register 108 and Manhattan 110 as farmers bale hay early due to extreme dryness and worsening water scarcity.
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Kansas
City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kangay
Topeka
Mercury
Clay Center
Abilene
Ottawa
Junction City
Kinporta
Manhattan
More Rooms Needed
A wartime request urges residents to list available furnished rooms for rent in Cheyenne. Citizens should report to the Plains hotel with room counts and prices, so a centralized system can pair visitors with accommodations and prevent hold-ups. Call 112 or visit between 10 12, 2 5, or 7 9 PM to register.
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Cheyenne
Frontier Cave
Wim
Plains Hotel
Johy
Poome Jast
Ik &T
Seven shot in W. W. riot as police use hose
Salt Lake City report details a riot on East Second South Street where a flag waved by Axel Steele sparked shooting. Four bystanders were seriously wounded and three more hurt. many arrests followed as I W W supporters resisted removal and fire hoses dispersed crowds.
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Salt Lake City
East Second South Street
Axel Steele
Fire Hovses
Potion KB. F. Grant
Order
Tsdhrine the
Rat
IW. W
Railway Strike Settlement Reached in St Louis
Judge William A. Chambers, U S commissioner of mediation, secured a written agreement between the St Louis and Southern Railway and union labor on its lines. The pact, described as satisfactory to both sides, ends the railroad trouble in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William AL. Chambers
United States Commissioner of Mediation
St. Louis and Southern
Cotton Belt) Railway Company
Warrrington recounts Diggs Reno trip in Mann Act case
In San Francisco Aug 12 a crowded court heard Marsha Warrington recount how Maury Diggs bought train tickets and paid for a sleeper as part of a Reno trip with Miss Lola Norris and Drew Caminetti. She testified Diggs urged them to flee, promised marriage, and faced threats of arrest and the third degree while Diggs watched her. The testimony, part of the government case, described the party’s arrival in Reno and a police finding in a bungalow.
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San Francisco
Marsha Warrington
Mauriy J. Diggs
Reno
Nevada
Sacramento
Cal
Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Morahan Warrington
Lola Norris
Datail
Miers
Lower Herth
Bungalow
United States
Mra
Miss Warrington
Mauriy I
Drew
Drew Camninetti
Mise Norcia
Dicgs
Mies Norri
Cami
Caminetti
Father
Mies Norris
Cammert
Mach
Diggis
Lori
Berkeley
Railroads warn of pending car shortage in Southwest
St Louis August 12 twenty two railroads in the southwest have issued a warning of an impending car shortage. The shortage stems from railroads failing to order new rolling stock and thus risks disruption to freight movement across the region. Local officials expect continued industry pressure as carriers seek to replace aging equipment.
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ST. Louis
Southwest
Stole a Street Car in Chicago Aug 12
Benjamin Breanan attempted a pleasure ride stealing a street car from the Chicago city railway. After driving a short distance a tire blew out and he returned to the barns for another. He was seen and arrested, fined $200 for disorderly conduct.
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Minot
Ntd
Industrial Workers of the World
Pot
Sessel
Chicago
Benjamin Breanan
Dios
Chicago City Railway
Mreanan Ha
Sulzer Impeachment Vote Moves Through Albany
Albany Ag 12 The New York legislature prepared to vote on Majority Leader Leey's resolution to impeach Governor Sulzer for wilful and corrupt conduct. The Democratic organization projected a majority, while Sulzer's allies predicted defeat for the resolution. Mrs Sulzer faced questions over Wall Street dealings connected to the governor's campaign funds as fallout from the Frawley investigation.
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Albany
New York
Leey
Sulzer
Democrata
Ghecke
Mra. Sulzer
Berransdethona
Wall Street
le Maid
Meddalnge
Stork Exchange
Frawley Committee
Revolutiona
Ernest
Jo ‘ Cordon
Philadel Uiovernor
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Henigan
San Diego
R. W. Glendining
Mazatlan
Benito Juarez
Duango
Durango
M.D
Chelton
Orheam Dewwmer
Trinity
Hmaghery
Kalghis
Chutereic Commandery No. I
San Praneleco
Pas Californis
W. W
Polige
Giri
Netti
Diges
Mece
Digs
Capminett
Lola
Mars
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