Bryan outlines wide scope uFW treaty for Nicaragua role
Secretary Bryan proposed a Nicaragua treaty granting the United States exclusive canal rights and a 99 year lease on Caribbean lands while inserting Platt amendment style controls over Nicaraguan affairs. The plan aims to extend U S influence to Central American republics to secure Panama Canal interests and stability, drawing mixed reactions in the Senate committee.
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Mystery of Miss Winters Death in Chicago Suburb
Chicago July 19 Miss Misa Marthe Winters 25 daughter of farmer Christopher Winters Audubon area was found hanging by a fence post along a county highway near Tinsley Park. Witnesses reporte d she suffered hallucinations and believed menaced by the Elavik while living in a downtown boarding house. the coroner noted the body was found with torn cloth and no immediate cause established.
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Visit to state experimental farm inspires farmers crowd
Farmers from Hillsdale Egbert Pine Wafifs Carpenter Byrne and Cheyenne business men toured the Archer experimental farm. The event showcased tall corn heavy heads wheat alfalfa hay and a big concrete silo. Governor Carey and Dr C A Duniway praised the work urging continued farming with university support. Senator Carpenter urged dairy and poultry focus and pit silos as affordable options.
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Duluth Wins Bath Rate Case Before Interstate Board
Duluth Minn defeated eastern freight rates as the interstate commerce commission held class rates to Duluth discriminatory and reduced them. The decision favored Duluth on lake and rail traffic from eastern points though the full implications of the ruling were not immediately clear.
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Japan laments deadlock over California land bill reply
Torio July 19 reports deep disappointment in Japan after Washington rejects Japanese claims that the California alien land ownership bill violates the treaty. Japan aims to avoid retaliatory moves to preserve ties while public focus shifts to the grave southern China rebellion.
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Eaton Trial Set in October for Murder of Rear Admiral Eaton
Greenfield Mass July 1 Chief Justice Aiken ordered the murder trial of Mrs Jennie May Eaton for the death of her husband Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton to begin October 19 at Plymouth. Police say Eaton was arrested twelve days after the admiral died from poisoning at their home in Amherst. Postmortem tests found a deadly drug in the stomach. prosecutors may seek a medical examination to determine her sanity.
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Japanese Colonization Appeal in Morelos State
A committee of Japanese in Mexico City has appealed to the government to permit colonization of Morelos by Japanese settlers. The move aims to advance progress using Japanese agrarian and industrial expertise.
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Quiet Seattle Streets After Sailor Disorder
Washington July 19 Seattle streets were quiet after last night’s disturbances as Pacific reserve fleet sailors roamed the city. Police planned to round up any troublemakers, I W W labor offices were looted but then secured, and a fleet patrol kept order. Anna Niewls said she would address Open Forum on university grounds about Thursday’s clash.
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Manufacturers Anxious to Start Defense in Mulhall Probe
Senate lobby committee work on Mulhall letters continues with less than a third identified. Mulhall left Washington to resume hearings next week as the National Association of Manufacturers awaits more than 100000 letters to mount its defense against Mulhall’s broad lobbying accusations.
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Secretary Lane to Visit Western Reclamation Sites
Secretary Lane will leave Washington to tour reclamation projects in Montana and Wyoming for a month or more. He aims to inspect Montana irrigation projects and discuss Indian cattle, park access, and visitor facility improvements with water users and park authorities. The trip itinerary includes Crow Agency Huntley project Shoshone Yellowstone Helena Keen Palla and affiliated Montana reservations.
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China Alarmed As Revolution Gains Strength
Washington July 19 The state department reports conditions in China are alarming with a southern separation movement. Shanghai reportedly declares independence from Peking with several provinces believed to have followed Yuan Shikai’s government. Anxiety grows in Webing as national assembly members withdraw south amid ongoing military successes in Fujian province.
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Mud Pie Baker of State 15 Busy
Wyoming hires a robust graduate to bake mud pies for soil moisture tests at Archer. Le Roy J. Willey conducts annual experiments using a five foot apparatus to measure moisture at depths of one to four feet. Tests run April to October aim to guide farming methods and conservation.
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Frenchman Sues Oil Firms Over Wyoming Property Deals
Merre Humbert Jr an oil expert from Paris filed two Denver district court suits against Ed mond Chopy Chopy Co and Bon donneau Co and Haalpac Oil and Gas. He seeks 8204 440 for property investigation in Natrona county Wyoming and 1 250 000 Haalpac shares or 126 000 in cash. He says he came from France to examine the properties negotiate deals and has not been paid plus he spent 7004 40 of his own funds.
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Ports Restoration Move Aims at Rear Admiral Potts Return
A bill introduced by Benatar Martin proposes restoring Captain Templio M. Potts to active navy status with rear admiral rank. Potts, recently retired amid controversy, would be reinstated despite critics arguing against the move.
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Rebels threaten Torreon as federal forces weaken
A U S government report says rebel units under Tomas Urbana and Gen eral Nuteras move toward Torreon from Durango and Zacatecas while federal troops are stretched thin. The archbishop of Durango is freed after a ransom payment. insurrectionists burn Charcos station and bridges, cutting the San Luis Potosi to Tampico line and isolating detachments. Americans in mines near Charcos face safety concerns.
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Woman Volunteers for Road Work Led by Mollie Ingersell
Mrs Mollie Ingersell owner of the Ingersell department Store leads an all woman auto crew to help on roads next Wednesday. Three other women have volunteered and more are sought. They will work for their own road tax with no favors from men. Women with cars are welcomed by the women’s division of the good roads expedition.
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Tariff Measure Backed in Senate Debate
Washington, July 19. Senate debate opened on the Simmons tariff measure with Chairman Shamone defending the bill as a safeguard for industry while Senator Cumming warned it would trend toward Democratic defeat. Simmons argued the bill harms farmers. Cumming blamed Wilson for pushing the legislation. Proponents claimed the measure would extend relief to many staples including wheat, flour, cattle, sugar, and potatoes, while critics predicted mixed gains under the system.
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