All Europe Labouring to Prevent War Outbreak
Berlin reports an important conference among the German emperor the chancellor and military leaders to set German policy in the Austria Serbia crisis. British and French ambassadors meet foreign ministers as Russia prepares precautionary measures. Britain seeks a mediation basis with France and Germany to prevent a wider war. Paris sees anti German demonstrations and police clashes amid tense streets.
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Russia
Great Britain
France
Germany
1Ienna and
J. Petersburg
Vienna
Austria
Italy
Grey
Britain
Servia
Sergia
St. Petersburg
Sergus Sazonhoff
Sazonoff
Mediation Advances as Rail Engineers Extend Conference
Western railroad engineers and firemen agreed to continue negotiations with 98 roads in Chicago on July 27. A week ago had been the final date for the talks, with arbitration now the Hope for resolution as a direct settlement is unlikely.
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Chicago
Dead Engineer Controls Overland Train Amid Peril
In Sterling at 60 miles an hour the Overland limited carried passengers as Engineer Louis Van Vinck of Chicago lay dead in the cab with his hand on the throttle. Fireman Joe Garrison found the lifeless figure as the train entered Sterling, placing many aboard in peril.
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Sterling
Overland Limited
Joe Garrison
Louis van Vinck
Chicago
Carpentier defeats Jackson by disqualification in fourth round
Georges Carpentier, French heavyweight champion, beat Kid Jackson in the fourth round at Bordeaux when Jackson was disqualified for fouling.
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Bordeaux
Georges Carpentier
Kid Jackson
Jackson
Russia England Total Monday's Early News
Servian troops blow up a railroad bridge over the Have river at Sem Vin after Edward Grey appeals to Germany France and Italy to mediate to avert war. Reports say Austrian troops clash at the Temes mouth east of Belgrade. Kaiser Wilhelm arrives at Potsdam after a cruise, with talks to cabinet and crown prince.
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Germany
France
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Temes
Belgrade
Kaiser Wilhelm
Pots‘am
Scare
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Mrs. Lane, Elegant Hostess in Washington Society
Mrs. Lane, wife of the Secretary of the Interior, stands as a leading social figure in the national capital. A gifted artist and musician, she shapes drawing rooms at the Lane home with artistic temperament while supporting her husband in cabinet duties and public life.
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National Capital
Elmira
N. Y
Anne Wintermute
Secretary of the Interior
Tacoma
Wash
California
Pacific Coast
Wilgon
Waekinaten
Villa Forces March Toward Mexico City in Civil War
Indications from El Paso show General Villa preparing to move his entire army toward Mexico City with local garrisons left behind. Northern constitutionalists intended to mobilize beyond the capital with about 6,000 men, while eastern and western divisions reportedly rally large numbers to the south. Col Santos Coy and officers urged to hasten to Chihuahua as a southward offensive was expected to begin midweek.
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Tex
Villa
Mexico City
Chihuahua City
Col
Santos Coy
Chihuahua
Hungarians in U S Consider Return Amid War Rumors
In New York and across Hungarian colonies, the topic is war and a mass return. A volunteer regiment is being organized by a committee. Estimates place 200000 Hungarian reserves in the United States, about 160000 in New York.
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New York
Upper
Lower East Olde Js
Hungary
New York City
Borviens
United States
Riots Break Out Afresh in Dublin with No Fatalities
Rioting flared in Dublin amid rumors of Scottish borderers boarding trains. About 600 volunteers paraded, 4 000 mourned by followers, and the town council denounced the massacre. Dublin officials consider police and soldiers deployment amid strikes threats.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dam Break Debacle Leaves Telluride Homeless and Damaged
In Telluride a cloudburst swamped Main Street with ten feet of water, destroying the emergency dam and killing four people including Mrs. John Johnson. Two more fatalities occurred in a separate Chicago Lake Forest collision where an auto was struck by a fast train leaving five injured. Several dozen buildings and five families were displaced.
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Cole
Main Street
Mre
Kebe
Blakely
John Johnson
Chicago
Lake Forest
James W. Benhams
Edward Wanderless
W. P. Barring
Yacht Trials On Again With Resolute Favored
New York July 27 The America's Cup trial races resume this week as Defiance retires, simplifying jury work by narrowing to two yachts under similar conditions rather than a trio, with relative merits easier to judge despite continued high interest.
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New York
Tri-City
Defiance
Committee On Selection
Weather Forecast for Colorado and Wyoming
Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming calls for generally fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday. Weather expected to be dry with light winds and unseasonably warm temperatures across both states.
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Washington
Colorado
Wyoming
Carson Leads Ulster in Ulster Unionist Home Rule Standoff
Sir Edward Carson heads Ulster Unionists in the Home Rule crisis with 110000 Ulster volunteers ready to resist Dublin Parliament. Nationalists total 115000, plus the British regular army and Royal Irish Constabulary. Belfast with 400000 people looms as potential civil conflict. Carson dominates Northern Ireland politics amid the looming standoff.
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Sir Edward Carson
Ulster
Royal Irish Constabulary
Ireland
Lable
Carson
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Veteran Carrier Goss Injured After Horse Attack
Cheyenne veteran mail carrier James F. Goss, 74, was severely injured when his horse reared and kicked him in the head and side while tied near E R Tennyson’s store on West Twenty sixth street. He was taken to St Johns hospital with a lacerated face and a broken rib. Goss has served in the postal service for 30 years and lives with his son at 720 West Twentieth street.
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James F. Goss
Cheyenne
St,Johns Hospital
Gross
Er. E. Tennyson
West Twenty-sixth Street
Mr. Goss
West Twentieth Street
Chief Carlton Inspects Archer Farm Station visit
M D Carlton head of the bureau of plant industry in the U S department of agriculture toured the Archer state farm yesterday. He was joined by Jenkin Jones and L D Willey from his office to review dry land cereal work and crop rotation experiments. A conference with the state farm board was set for 10:00 AM to discuss past results and future plans.
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Bureau of Plan Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Archer
Mr. Carlton
Jenkin Jones
L. D. Willey
Quayle
Jones
Mr. Willey
Carton
State Farm Board
Loylog Planus
Drastic Edict Targets Catholic Church in Nuevo Leon
Gobernor Antonio Villareal issues a decree restricting Catholic rites in Nuevo Leon Mexico citing public health morality and justice. It bans confession expulses foreign priests and Jesuits unless abstaining from politics rings church bells only for national or constitutionalist celebrations and closes several churches amid ongoing tensions.
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Tampico
Nuevo Laredo
Antonio Villareal
Villareal
Mexico
Nuevo Leon
Saltillo
San Luis Potos
Mexico City
Former Mayor's Son Drowned in Lake Near Wellington
Wallace Puleson aged 19 son of former Mayor P B T Puleson of Wellington drowned in a lake southeast of Wellington while swimming with Collins Hughes and Gus Wish Jr. They attempted a crossing when Puleson was overcome by cramps or weeds and disappeared from sight as Hughes watched.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Wallace Puleson
PB. T. Puleson
Wellington
Collins Hughes
Gush Wish, Jr
Puleston
Hughes
Fear of Hydrophobia Kills Connellsville Man
Frank Bell of Connellsville Pennsylvania died after prolonged fear of hydrophobia following a dog bite. He received Pasteur treatment but remained anxious and worried about infection, which doctors said caused his death.
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Connellsville
Frank Bell
Bell
Pasteur
Third duel in prospect over Caillaux trial in Paris
In Paris a third duel is anticipated amid the Caillaux murder trial. A courtroom clash between the prisoner’s husband and Henry Bernstein sparked bursts of anger and support, with Caillaux’s allies denouncing Bernstein while his backers cheered.
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Paris
Madame Caillaux
Henry Bernstein
M. Calmetta
Caillaux
Bernstein
First Amendment Passed to Antitrust Measure
Washington July 27 progress today rewarded the efforts of senators to expedite trust legislation. The first vote on the amendment to the interstate trade commission bill was reached. The amendment adopted 40 to 13 would apply to a section of the bill relating to unfair competition and would provide that no order or finding of the proposed commission would be admissible evidence in any suit brought under the anti trust laws.
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Washington
Interstate Trade Commission
Treasury head says money plentiful as economy remains strong
In a New York World interview Secretary McAdoo asserts the United States enjoys solid prosperity with abundant money. He outlines plans to deposit government funds in banks to move crops and support commerce, noting elastic currency benefits and readiness of the Federal Reserve system to aid crop movements despite political chatter.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve System
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