Washington Whirls as Carranza Vows No Armistice
Curent Washington dispatches report Huerta facing pressure as Villa advances toward Mexico City. Carranza refuses talks on armistice or provisional presidency while Wilson backs constitutionalist leadership. News notes canal navigation, resignations, and bank policy debates.
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Washington Society News and Cabinet Speeches
Miss Margaret Wilson to edit social music in a forthcoming Social Center Magazine. Senate confirms William B. Sharp as Ambassador to France. Wilson to speak at Philadelphia Independence Day event. Murray named Boston postmaster. Thomas OShaughnessy resigns as Chicago customs appraiser. Wisconsin Senator Isaac Stephenson, 85, receives many congratulations. Wilson named honorary president of the International Longfellow Society. Civil service age limit lowered from 60 to 50 for unskilled laborer exams.
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Ohio State Bankers’ Association
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Bureau of Municipal Research
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University of Georgia
Fletcher
Florida
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Social Center
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Elyria
Ohio
France
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William F. Murray
Boston
Thomas O’shaughnessy
McAdoo
Isaac Stephenson
International Longfellow Society
Women Hear Miss Wilson in Chicago Auditorium Event
More than 8000 women attended to hear Miss Margaret Wilson address the National Federation of Women's Clubs. Other items note Senate time on E R Moore nomination, pledges in Tammany Hall suffrage fight, a Galveston steamer voyage to the Gold Coast, and various late 19th century incidents including deaths, awards, and sports results.
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National Federation of Women's Clubs
Senate
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Anamosa Journal
Anamosa
Iowa
Charles F. Murphy
Harriott Stanton Patel
Tammany Hall
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Multiple Disasters and Notable Deaths Span Global Events
Earthquake and storm devastate islands in British New Guinea killing natives and destroying hundreds of homes. Baroness von Suttner dies at 71, a famed peace advocate. Coed Poeth suffragettes burn a station and nearby buildings. Bishop Hartley of Columbus meets the Pope. Buenos Aires census places at 1,560,163. Actor Brandon Thomas dies in London. Harry Vardon wins a sixth British Open at Prestwick. Francis Ouimet fails to place in top fifty. An Alberta mine explosion entombs 250 miners. 200 perish in a subsequent fire, 50 rescued.
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Coedpoeth
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Bishop Hartley
Columbus
Ohio
Buenos Ayres
Brandon Thomas
London
Harry Vardon
Prestwick
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
United States
Hill Crest Collieries, Ltd
Alberta
News of the Week From New Jersey Coast and Towns
Various local items including Barnegat Bay crab abundance, Gloucester officials, school and hospital appointments, high school plans, saloon licensing seizures, saloon rates, civic suffrage events, tax and water issues, and a court ruling on a Beverly estate caveat.
High Court Rules Against Roads and Pipelines
The Supreme Court's term end decisions affirm Interstate Commerce Commission power to set rail rates and regulate pipelines as common carriers. The ruling affects intermountain freight cuts up to 20 percent and rides the long and short haul clause. The court also limits religious poverty vows and affirms Southern Pacific's California oil lands title valued up to 700 million dollars.
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Supreme Court
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Standard Oil Company
Eastern Retail
Southern Pacific
California
Apples Aplenty in Sight Big Yield Coming in Many States
Reports to the Department of Agriculture show a heavy apple yield in Maryland North Carolina Colorado Michigan Virginia Georgia and South Carolina with prospects generally good in other states Insect pests damaged old orchards and tent caterpillars were common from Maine to New York Some damage from late freeze injuries reported in Indiana Illinois and Missouri The 1913 crop was 64 percent of 1912 with 28 653 000 bushels shipped by rail and water led by New York Pennsylvania Washington Oregon and California
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Maryland
North Carolina
Colorado
Michigan
Virginia
South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
New England
Maine
New York
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Illinois
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Oregon
California
Court Enjoins Marsans from Playing Pending Trial
Judge Sanborn in Federal Court blocks Armando Marsans from playing for the St. Louis Federals until the case is heard in St. Louis courts. The dispute centers on a ten day clause in the contract with Cincinnati Reds and its enforceability in organized baseball. Marsans jumped to the Federals from Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Great Floods in China Report Massive Losses
Despatches from Hong Kong report great floods in China with the West River region inundated for miles. Thousands of lives are said to be lost and property damage reaches $5,000,000. Crops and telegraphic lines are destroyed as water rose seventy two feet in three days.
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Hongkong
China
West River
Markets Arnots Usar Aletttn Hy Milk Prices
New York wholesale market notes indicate official dairy price quotations have been abolished making exact milk price quotations impossible to determine.
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Lessons on seeking and saving in Jesus ministry
The lesson series centers on Jesus Christ as the seeker who saves the lost. It covers stewardship and discipleship, urging believers to prioritize his work, possess all for him, and live a life of righteousness within the kingdom begun in the heart. Jesus demonstrates patience, compassion, and faithfulness to guests and hosts alike.
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