American Immigrant Inspector Shot by Mexican Soldiers at Juarez
Dixon Immigration Inspector Charis B. Dixon was shot by federal soldiers in Juarez and authorities could not secure permission for his removal to El Paso General Hospital. He rests without fever, while officials seek bond to move him as Washington, D C, and the Mexican authorities study the incident.
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Abandoned Naval Parade Plan Off Constantinople
St Peters burg July 26 Russian proposal for a joint naval demonstration off Constantinople to accompany mobilization was abandoned Germany refused and Britain and France offered evasive replies Russia may land a force at Burgas to protect Russian subjects if needed Council of ministers said Russia has done its utmost to avert Balkan bloodshed and would rely on a Balkan league led by Romania to stop the Turkish advance.
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Builders Union Men End Lockout Return to Work
The lockout of 1,800 building trades workers in Kansas City ends as the building trades council agrees to reinstate the union men. Future strikes will require arbitration and no wage scale changes on buildings under construction. Workers return to duties on Monday.
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Postmaster Bill Action Delayed Until Monday
Washington July 24 final action on Senator Bryan's bill to repeal the postmaster general's power to change parcel post rules was postponed today by the Senate Post Office Committee. The proposed changes will take effect August first.
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Menate Pomt
Suspects Arrested in Chicago Diamond Broker Slaying Case
July 26 detectives in Chicago arrest Harry Freeman Dulath and Jane Wilson Loula of Missouri on suspicion of knowledge about the Jompyh Logue murder in the water building offices. The case dates back several months and involves a diamond broker slain in his office.
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Copper District Destruction of Property in Calumet
Morgan and Grierson's general store at Central near Calumet burned amid strike tensions. Proprieors blame strike sympathizers for the blaze after announcing no credit will be extended. A nearby dwelling burned partially. two militia companies deployed, guard placed around Richard Baaden’s home, and residents sought safety in Honeyston hotel. Partial mine resumption planned with arrival of state troops and General Abbey.
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Naval Captain Potts Appeals for Rear Admiral Promotion
Washington July 26 Friends of Captain T M Potts former commander of the Louisiana have appealed to the president. They urge a reconsideration of his retirement and seek Senate action to promote him to rear admiral. Potts arrived in Washington from Newport where he relinquished command of the Louisiana. supporters say the plucking board halted his promotion after endorsement.
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Three Million Dollar Company 10 Complete
Wyoming board approves contract with Big Wind River Land and Water to reclaim about 210000 acres near Riverton and build irrigation canals reservoirs as part of the Wyoming Central project. Financing requires a $150000 bond. plans include a railroad to connect with Northwestern and Burlington lines to move farm products.
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Strike Averted as Railroad Managers, Workers Reach Pact
In New York on July 25 the threat of an 80 000 strong strike on 44 eastern railroads over wages and conditions ended when employee representatives and a railroad conference committee signed an agreement to arbitrate under the Newlands act. Managers withdrew a demand to arbitrate their grievances, saying the move protected the public. The mediation board, chaired by Wm Leapham Martin A Knapp and G Wy Manger, brokered the settlement after more than a week of talks. The award of arbitration will take effect October 1 if needed, with the mediation board to select additional members if the four arbitrators cannot form a full panel. The board will report to President Wilson.
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Neree
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Weston Wins Narrowly in Menomoni Procession
A late July procession in Menomonie Wisconsin drew many autos as Ed ward Payson Weston attended with city officials. By Friday morning he planned to continue toward Minneapolis, needing only a short distance to finish the long journey.
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Plant Damage Reported At North Western Woollen Works
Tacoma July 26 A fire caused damage to the North Western Woollen Works plant with an estimated loss of 25, the mill had been idle due to a strike but the paper says no labor trouble tied to the blaze.
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Ambassdor Wilson Discusses Mexico Crisis After Secret Talks
Reports say Ambassador Del Valle, California state senator and Mexico observer, met Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Wilson in Washington amid word of Uprising and U S policy shifts. Del Valle, Spanish speaking, traveled Mexico to assess rebel and federal forces, lottery of diplomacy, and potential peace efforts.
Wages Cuts Spark Oklahoma City Firefighters Strike
Oklahoma City firefighters walk out over wage reductions from 80 to 150 dollars a month and a 5 cent per hour decrease for another member. Temp relief provided by volunteers. Authorities warned against further protests as the strike unfolds.
Foreigners protected by Shanghai and Ku Ling refuges
The Shanghai refugee situation improves as exiles relocate to safer areas while villages burn and crops fail. Aid groups care for thousands camping in city streets. a special train rescues foreigners from Wi Sing if needed. In Pekin, volunteers guard Ku Ling, a mountain town refuge for American and British women and children amid ongoing clashes.
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Aerial Record Broken Over Lincoln Beachey Altitude Claim
Rochester dispatch reports that pilot Durnssie, flying a biplane, reportedly surpassed Lincoln Beachey’s 14 680 foot altitude record with a claimed height of 12 054 feet during a 1 hour 48 minute flight over Chicago.
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Tourists Killed as Auto Crash Near Sacramento
Sacramento July 20. J B Appel of Oakland Calif western representative of the Motor Field of Denver was killed in a collision near here while a California party of tourists tried to avoid another vehicle. Three others were injured, including a San Francisco newspaper man, none seriously.
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