U S Awaiting De Zamacona Envoy on Mexico Peace
Washington officials weigh sending Senor De Zamacona Gy personal envoy of the Mexican government to Washington to continue talks begun by John Lind. They consider whether to receive him and discuss a loan proposal tied to peace, amid optimism over Huerta's exit and U.S. position. Continued discussion expected on page eight.
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Washington
Develoee
Manuel de Zamaconagy
Inciea
H Govaan
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Mr. Lind
Congress
Senor de Zamacona
Lind
de Zamacona
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Senor Gamboa
Gamboa
Western Fuel fed for not showing books
In San Francisco Judge Maurlee T. Dooling fined Western Fuel $2,000 and jailed secretary David Norcross for contempt after the company refused to produce its books before a federal grand jury probing alleged weight frauds. Norcross asked for delay, granted to Monday, while government lawyers said the records were needed to trace connections with agents in the fraud case.
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San Francisco
Maurlee T. Dooling
United States District Court
Western Fuel Company
David ©. Nor- Crow
Srand
Territory
Norcross
Grand Jury
Possesalon
Orneya
Eealnet
Wes‘rn Piel
Rotoraing
Comelipa
Newlands Supports Tariff Bill as Debate Nears End
Sen Francis G Newlands of Nevada returns from the house and says he will back the tariff bill in the senate vote. Leaders expect all amendments to be disposed of by tomorrow and a late Saturday night vote if debate is limited. Income tax and cotton futures issues were settled with compromise.
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Washington
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Senate
Newlands
Simmons
Finance Committee
LaFollette
Smith
South Carolina
Clarke
Arkansas
Thompson
Reed
Vardaman
Albany County Busted in Wyoming Treasury Dilemma
Albany county faces a cash crisis with $600 in the treasury for the next three months and no funds beyond. Republican commissioners report $72,000 spent since January 1 and adjourn at 2:30 pm with no solution. Taxpayers are highly incensed after 16 years of such issues.
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Laramie
Wyo
Albany County
Wife of Consul Defeats Looters in Nanking
Despatches from Nanking report northern armies sack the city for three days. Mrs Alvin W Gilbert, wife of the consul, talked looters from the American consulate during her husband’s absence. Looters threatened Rev Alfred V Gray and opened fire on gates at missionary properties before foreigners were included. The fall of Nanking ends the rebellion as provinces align with the regime and a cabinet resignation reshapes the government.
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Priking
Nanking
Alvin W. Gilbert
American Presbyterian Mission
Alfred V. Gray
J. M. B. Gill
TWO KILLED AS AUTO HITS FENCE AT RACE
At Jackson Michigan a race exhibition turn deadly when Harry Endicott of Anderson Indiana and spectator Mary Sarata of Jackson die after Endicott s Cutting car bursts a front tire and crashes through a track fence. Benedict survives with injuries as the event proceeds to Sunday s program. An inquest is set for Tuesday.
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Jackson
Midh
Harry Endicott
Anderson
Ind
Bill" Endicott
Mary Sarata
Endcott
George Henedict
Los Angeles
Wadlcott
Mabel Waltera
Frances Hall
Endicott
Benedict
Saints
Fkindioot
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Elgin
Benedici
Bob Burman
Burman
No Loss Of Life In Hurricane On Coast
No loss of life occurred on Ocracoke or Portsmouth Islands in Pamlico Sound during the storm Wednesday night, reports say. Earlier dispatches claimed several deaths on Ocracoke, but later updates indicated no material damage beyond scattered wreckage and uprooted trees along Pamlico Sound.
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Bhaport
N. C
Ocracoke
Portamouth Islands
Pamlico
Paat Boing
Portamouth
Pomlleo Sound
Three Bandits Rob Parr Shoals of $16000 Payroll
Three men armed with revolvers held up Deputy Sheriff J. Joyner and two J. C. White Construction employees at Parr Shoals near Columbia South Carolina. They seized $16,000 in payroll cash, wounded Joyner in the thigh, and fled into woods as a 700-strong search by sheriff deputies and bloodhounds ensued. White Construction posted a $100 reward. suspects’ identities unknown.
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Columbia
J. C. White Construction Company
Parr Shoals
J. ©. Joyner
Mahar
Fred Bultman
Joyner
Tie Ear
Hue
Record Heat Tops September for Kansas and Oklahoma
September heat broke records across Kansas and Oklahoma as Kansas towns report temperatures over 100. Junction City reached 108, Lawrence 105, and Hartville 102.95. Missouri saw hot readings with Monahe at 102.2 and drought reducing river lengths.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Junction City
Mercury
Pew
Lawrence
Monahe
Eureka
Dear Manhattan
Republican
ALB Ldi Bonth Pacific Company
Hartiovtile
Olle
American Girl Show Impresses Cheyenne Audience Again
The American Girl performance drew praise for grace beauty and talent. Mrs Vera Jane Edwards led the cast with notable stage presence and oversight. Wyoming National Guard and Presbyterian church ladies contributed to a well received evening with a return engagement planned.
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Cheyenne
Vera Jane Edwards
Frank Jones
W. C. Mentzer
Creditors seek removal of trustee in Hollman Brothers case
More than a hundred creditors of Hollman Brothers Piano Co filed a petition in federal district court at St. Louis asking removal of Stee Abbott as trustee. They accuse late W. J. Piper, former company president, of misappropriating about 200000 dollars and say litigation against the bankrupt firm faltered due to his actions.
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ST. Louis
Hollman Brothers Piano Company
Federal District Court
Stee Abbott
W. J. Piper
Mienna
Piper
Finn
Fire Devastates Hot Springs District Without Fatalities
A massive blaze in Hot Springs Arkansas swept the eastern business edge and South Hot Springs district. Officials estimate losses between four and ten million dollars as wind driven flames destroyed the city's power plant, courthouse, stations, numerous shops and homes. no fatalities reported. Fire crews from Hot Springs and Little Rock fought six hours to control the fire, using dynamite to divert it away from central districts.
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Hot Springs
Central Avenue
Sidney Dillon
Public Utilities
Church Street
South Hot Springs
Tron Mountain
Little Rock
Thoes
Twileett
Zionist Congress Votes Confidence in Executive Committee
The Zionist congress suspended its session in disorder after an Inner executive committee bid to seize control of the Colonial Trust and the National Fund. The body today expressed confidence in the executive committee and postponed the fund control question to Monday.
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Vieena
Zionist Congress
Zionist Financial Institutons
Colonial True
The
National Fund
Witt
Mrs Dolan dies after 44 years on Wyoming homestead
Mrs Margaret Dolan widow of William Dolan of Hubert Wyoming died yesterday at St Johns hospital after a short illness at age 4 4 born in Ireland the Dolans settled on the Maddy near Robart as Wyoming’s first homesteaders The funeral will be at St Mary's Cathedral next Sunday at one oclock with burial in the Catholic cemetery family plot
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Margaret Dobb
William Dolan
Hgbert, Wyo
St. John's Hospital
Oldred
Ales
John Wilkinson
Mowers
Junion
John
Thomas
Edward
Joseph Dolan
Pine Bluffs
Iybert
Barly
St. Mary's Cathedral
Thaw to face full king's bench in Montreal
Harry K Harris Thaw will be produced before the full king's bench appeal side at Montreal on September 15. Immigration authorities may detain him in Sherbrooke or move him to Montreal on short notice. Thaw’s lawyers secured a habeas corpus and prohibition writs to compel production and block deportation. A special train carried the writ to Montreal and Thaw remained in custody at Coaticook station as the case unfolded.
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Qoaticook
Harry K. Thaw
King's Bench
Montreal
Sherbrooke
J. N. Greenshields
K. N. Laflamine
Coathook
Phaws
Dominion
Thaw
Coathesok
Coatinook
Jerome
Special Board of Inquiry
Vermont
Canada
Healy FE
Blake Robertson
Grand Trunk Railway
Magis
Turome
Morgan Quits New Haven Agency After Long Ties
New York Sept 5 Officials of the New Haven system withdrew J P Morgan and company as financial agents. Morgan letters to the board of directors cited termination terms after a 60 day notice. Morgan had served as main agent and helped underwrite 100,000,000 in debentures for refunding and improvements. letters were also sent to Boston and Maine directors.
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New York
New Haven
J. P. Morgan and Company
Fihanlat
Morgan
Sewtlaven
Morten
Cartivé Conmaittee
Beardy of
Ufile
Boston and
Maine Central
New Haven Tube Eidtaries
Morgan Firm
New Haven Road