Hughes Sets Firm Mexico Policy and Rights Stand
New York July 31 Charles E Hughes outlined his campaign platform calling for a firm policy toward Mexico and unflinching maintenance of American rights on land and sea. He denounced diplomatic weakness, criticized Santo Domingo appointments, endorsed woman suffrage, and urged strong defense to protect citizens and borders.
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Mexico
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Santo Domingo
Herrick
Paris
Huerta
State Department
Vera Cruz
America
Mr. Hughes
England Refuses Red Cross Supplies Entry
Washington reports that Great Britain refused to allow Red Cross supplies into Teutonic controlled territory unless allocated to Red Cross units. The note signals a near end to U S efforts to push the relief through, following the withdrawal of Red Cross units.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Red Cross
United States
Carranzista and U.S. Troops Engage Bandits Near Fort Hancock
Brigadier General George Bell Jr reports that Carranzista and United States troops fought side by side against Mexican bandits south of Fort Hancock Texas early Monday. The official dispatch was sent from El Paso to Major General Funston.
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San Antonio
Carranzista
United States
Fort Hancock
Texas
George Bell, Jr
el Paso
Funston
Woman Named for Office in Douglas Nomination
Washington Miss Julia Mary Cross of Douglas Wyoming was nominated by President Wilson as receiver of public moneys at Douglas.
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Washington
Julia Mary Cross
Douglas, Wyo
Wilson
Douglas
East St. Louis packing house strike ends with return to work
In East St. Louis Illinois the large packing houses reach a settlement with the striking employers and workers vote to accept concessions and return to work on Tuesday About 4500 employees are affected.
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Bt. Louis
East St. Louis
Iil
Make Hay While Moon Shines Motto Guides Illinois Farmers
Central Illinois farmers harvest hay by moonlight after heat waves. Thousands of acres are cut and baled under bright nocturnal skies as the moon shines on fields and farms.
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Ilfnois
Life of C. El Hughes Charles Evans Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes born in Glens Falls New York on April 11 1862. He graduated Brown University 1881 and Columbia Law School with prize fellowship 1884 1887. He led investigations into New York gas and insurance scandals and served as governor and later on the U S Supreme Court. He married Antoinette Carter in 1888 and had four children. He chaired Brown University clubs and held multiple bar and civic posts in New York City.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Glens Falls
N. Y
Roosevelt
Wilson
Brown University
Columbia University Law School
Hughes
Stevens
New York
Armstrong
New York City
Republican Convention
W. R. Hearst
Public Service Commission
William H. Taft
Taft
Supreme Court
Virginia
West Virginia
Antoinette
Walter S. Carter
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Helen
Catherine
Elizabeth Hughes
Brown University Club of New
Care for Children Against Infantile Paralysis Advice
Health commissioner Dr. Samuel C. Dixon urges broad preventives as infantile paralysis sweeps the nation. Keep children away from insects, rats, and sick peers. wash pets with carbolic acid. maintain cleanliness and ventilation. feed wisely and avoid excess water or cold exposure. rinse mouths after meals and avoid crowded places to reduce risk.
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Billings
Samuel C. Dixon
Pennsylvania
Dobell
Wyoming editors ban free notices in state newspapers
At a Cody Wyoming meeting editors resolved to end free publicity by newspapers. They call for charging for notices from the Wyoming university the state fair the Frontier association the W C T U churches and similar promotional items from various organizations.
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Cody
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyoming University
State Fair
The
Frontier Association
Mutual Building & Loan Association
Mana Yacht Ends 100000 Mile Scientific Voyage
The 23 ton yacht Mana belonging to Mr and Mrs Scoresby Routledge arrived in an English port after a two year voyage to Easter Island. Eleven aboard including two Pitcairn Islanders. They reported encounters with whales that blocked a landing, turtles carrying gulls, islanders with elephantiasis, a drifting ship and a submarine volcano off Jamaica before passing through the Panama Canal.
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London
England
Mana
Scoresby Routledge
Easter Island
South Pacific
San Francisco
Pitcairn Island
Pitcairn Island. Mr. Routledge
Annie Larsen
Gulf of Panama
Panama Canal
Jamaica
Sheriff’s dog dines on chickens and bill totals
The Butte Miner reports Sheriff Charles Henderson’s dog, famed for fine taste, triggered a Silver Bow club bill for July meals. The club itemizes six meals including spring chickens and mutton, totaling several dollars, prompting the sheriff to quip the dog is great for chicken.
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Butte
Chas. S. Henderson
Sandy Was Willing Exhibition Teaser
An old farmer and his wife visit an Glasgow exhibition and marvel at the sights. The wife sighs she could sit all day. The farmer invites patience and humor, offering to pay a shilling rather than move on.
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Sandy
Glasgow
Aweel
Jeanie
Seats for auto doors carry extra passengers invented
A new type of seating designed to hang on automobile doors allows carrying additional passengers. The device attaches securely and expands seating capacity for short trips.
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Peen
C.el Hughes
South Pacific Ocean
Wagner’s Grocery Co
Johnson Bros. Cor
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Helena Sts
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Dillon, Montana
Tattersall
Dillon
Montana
E. G Farnsworth
M. W. Bucy
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