Lind Ends Peace Efforts in Mexico City Departure
John Lind’s diplomatic mission ends abruptly as he leaves Vera Cruz for Washington after a brief farewell with Foreign Minister Gambon. Officials say the American embassy will stay, Lind is escorted home, and no immediate shift in Mexico’s government is claimed. A separate report notes the murder of American-linked von Thaden son and British subject Arthur Lawton at a Michoacan ranch.
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Latin America
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Eduardo Iturbide
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Zohn Nuttett
San Francisco
Mexican National Museum
Wilson
Capitol
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Affairea O'Shaughnessy
Huerta
Hayes
Hayeson
Diaz
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Old Time Telegraphers Meet in Detroit Reunion
Detroit hosts the thirty-second annual reunion of the Old Time Telegraphers and Historical association. President BH. J. Kinngean of Detroit called the event to order this morning. Activities through Thursday include automobile and boat rides a banquet and various entertainments. The group comprises former telegraphers from twenty-five years ago including presidents and general managers of railroads.
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Detroit
Mich
BH. J. Kinngean
Old Time ‘Telegraphers ® and Historical Association
President Wilson Readied Policy On Mexico Crisis
President Wilson will deliver a message detailing a noninterference policy with Mexico, refusing arms for Huerta and proposing to strengthen border patrols if needed. He cites Hayes precedent and sets out terms for armistice and a constitutional election while avoiding U.S. direct force.
Congressional Doings In Washington Ledger
Washington August 26 The Senate persists with tariff debate while the House lobby committee extends its probe. Democrats hold a caucus on a currency bill as the Judiciary committee considers charges against Judge Smory.
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Refuse to Alter Bill Secretary McAdoo Denies Compromise
Washington August 26 The administration stands firm on the currency bill opposing changes from the Chicago bankers conference The president and Secretary McAdoo reject any compromise and Senator Owen disputes the Chicago resolutions He likens banker control to a fox in a chicken yard The House Democratic caucus approves a paper based on agricultural products for banking purposes and extends note maturity to ninety days to settle key issues.
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National Conference of Bankers
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Tust
New York
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Owen
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Bankera To & Fox
Baatea Ag
House
Democratic
Banking and Currency Committee
Roosevelt rejects any partial Progressives Republican amalgamation
Theodore Roosevelt told about 200 Chicago Progressives that he would not back any alliance with Republicans that waters down or abandons Progressive principles. He spoke at a Chicago Progressive Club luncheon on his return from the southwest, urging adherence to all Progressive tenets and the goal of real people’s rule.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Southwest
Progressive Club
Calonel Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Governors Meet to Confer at Western Conference
Governors of nearly twenty states gather in Colorado Springs at the Antlers hotel for a five day session. Although conservation isn’t on the formal program, Governor Ammons of Colorado signals it will be a principal topic as western leaders seek support from eastern colleagues.
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Antlers Hotel
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Colorado
Former Star Hurler Donahue Dies at 41 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia August 26 former star pitcher Frank L Donahue known as Red died at his home after a long illness He was forty one years old and once signed with the St Louis Nationals in 1890s.
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Red”) Donahue
Elo
St. Louis Nationals
Two French Aviators Die in France and Prince Arthur Named Governor General
Versailles reports Lieu teant Sansever and Sapper Laforgue died at Villacoublay during an airplane wake. In London Daily Graphic notes Prince Arthur of Connaught will succeed his father as governor general of Canada.
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Daily Graphic
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Duke of Connaught
Canada
Police Refuse Ritchie CampBell Labor Day Fight Permit
Vancouver authorities turned down a Labor Day bout between Willie Ritchie and Ray Campbell citing Campbell’s poor showing in a recent fight. The sanction was withheld to block the scheduled match.
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Vancouver
B.C
Willie Ritchie
Ray Campbell
Campbell
World notes on tariff bill and currency debate
Washington reports Senator Simmons predicts passage of tariff and oil measures by Sept 16 after conference committee work. Admin currency bill gains strong backing in House, with Secretary Bryan endorsing it. debates over interlocking directorates and arbitration treaties noted, plus various regional political moves and public notices across cities.
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Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Senate
Conference Committee
Wilson
Mexican Revolt and Murder Blaze Across World News
Embassy adviser John Jindia prepares to depart Vera Cruz after a brief notice amid suspected misreadings of his mission. In Mexico Paschal Orozco and peace commissioners were found shot in Huatla. Zapata allegedly killed them. Himalayan ascent reports reach. Italian climber Mario Piacenza claims summit of Numba Kum 22 000 feet. Militant suffragettes damage Criswick theater 60 000. Swedish fleet maneuvers as armored ship sinks a gunboat. German robbers kill a bank cashier in Wilhelmburg. Rogar Thompson, linked to Thaw escape, warns of revealing all if no rescue.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Paschal Orozco
Huatla
Mexico
Zapata
Paralyzed Woman in Sanitarium Threatened Amid Crisis
Mrs. Sarah Harris of New York drew attention that year by appealing to a star to kill her due to paralysis. She was threatened with death when a nearby fire cracked windows in her uptown sanitarium room. Two attendants found her and she pleaded not to be moved. She declared, This is the free chance I ve had to die.
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Sarah Harris
New York
Star
James
Umbrella and caffeine prejudice in Coca Cola critique
A humorous piece compares prejudiced reactions to umbrellas with criticisms of Coca Cola. It notes critics target caffeine as an excuse while ignoring tea and coffee caffeine, arguing the core issue is bias about who carries the umbrella. The author urges fairness in judging beverages.
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Walia
Thia
Non William
Noah
Coca-Cola
Ady
Fishermen from Fitchburg and Lowell visit Worcester lake
The report notes Poor American Hagon Barasysian of Fitchburg and Menad Estabobrakamasian of Lowell fished yesterday at Lake Chargogoggmanchaugagoggschaubunsgua near Worcester with their cousin Halijoman Saralaneroparanian, during a weekend visit, as observed by Iit-Boston Globa.
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Halijoman Saralaneroparanian
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