Washington Officials Face Political Moves and Inquiries
Illinois Representative J T McDermott denied Mulhall and McMicheel charges amid House probe delays into Georgia judge Emory Speer. Poindexter refutes Seattle newspaper claims of securing federal jobs for relatives. Mulhall letters deemed genuine. Tariff changes eyed to tax large fortunes higher. House approves currency bill. Osage oil lands leased in Oklahoma. Morgenthau named ambassador to Turkey. Republican committee picks underway. Census-based bank deposit moved to aid crop marketing. Income tax amendments falter in Senate. Hydrophobia claims rise with two deaths. Regatta at Keokuk features Oregon Kid and De Palma. Boat racing, fires, and plane accidents noted.
Wilsons message to congress and Mexican revolt notes
President Wilson urged Americans to leave Mexico and warned US officials to safeguard lives and property in the troubled country. John Lind, US envoy, stays in Vera Cruz awaiting Huerta’s invitation, while Gamboa has not asked him to return to Mexico City. Also reported are a Chile nitrate field murder, Hague Peace Palace dedication, Carnegie honored, DC invited to Lyons exposition, a London builders strike spreading, and the Ninth International Exposition congress opening in Bern with 1100 delegates.
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John Lind
Wilson
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Vera Cruz
Mr. Lind
Senor Gamboa
Mr. Ling
Washington
Mexico
Congress
Accasion
Les
Central America
America
North
South
Wells
Lind
Minnesota
Preas
Tom
Personal Viscount Haldane Visits New York in Five Day Tour
Personal Viscount Haldane, first lord high chancellor to leave Britain since Wolsey, arrives in New York for a five day flying visit to the United States and Canada. The trip follows a family quarrel. Estilla Winchell, aged thirteen, shoots and kills his father James Winchell at the breakfast table in Kentucky. Harry K. Thaw wins three legal victories in New York and is jailed at Briar Brook Quebec after an ovation from Sherbrooke townspeople.
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Viscount Haldane
Great Britain
Cardinal Wolsey
France
New York
Canada
Estilla Winchell
James Winchell, Ao
Harry K. Thaw
Briarbrooke
Que
Dominion Immigration
Bherbrooke
Wilson Urges Americans to Leave Mexico
President Wilson calls for all Americans to depart Mexico at once amid the Mexico crisis, arguing patience and a neutral stance while offering to aid withdrawal, protect citizens, and continue seeking a peaceful, lawful settlement with the Mexican government and Huerta regime.
Doll Cure Helps Child in Middlesex Tale
A mother in Finebury Middlesex recalls a twin child rescued by placing a large doll in bed with the ailing sister after doctors had lost hope. She credits the doll’s “influence” with the improvement, noting one twin died and the other worsened before the doll cure.
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Finebury
Middlesex
England
Co Operation Among Insect Life Ants and Aphides
The article describes black ants farming green flies or aphides, protecting them from predators in exchange for honeydew. Aphids produce the sweet fluid the ants collect by antennal stroking. It also jokes about licking stamps as an unhealthy habit, noting the differing sides.
One Happy Result Bookkeeper Marriage Banter
A comic exchange has a bookkeeper telling Mr Grouch he will marry, provoking Grouch to remark that the union will curb his early homebound anxiety. The humor hinges on the contrast between romance and Grouch’s gruff meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtet
Grouch
West Coast and Intermountain States Reach Settlement Readiness
Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California, Colorado, Utah and Nevada have settled much but indicate further issues remain. Officials say a substantial portion of disputes is resolved while additional talks are planned to close remaining gaps.
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Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
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J. T. McDermott
Illinois
M. M. Mulhall
National Association
At! Manufacturers
I. H. McMicheel
House
Emory Speer
Georgia
House Judiciary Corruptiea
Miles. Poindexter
Seattle
J. A. Emery
N. A. M. Association
Centire Lobby
Mulhall
Osagé Indian Reservation
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Cato Sells
Osage
Powhuska
Oklo
Senate
Henry 2. Morgenthau
New York City
Turkey
Republican Congressional Committee
McAdoo
Borah, Bristow
Cumming
John Miller
Philadelphia
Camp Perry
L. H. Snook
Columbus
Oregon Kid
Keokuk
Ralph de Palma
Mercer
Chicago Automobile Club
Joe Dawson
Delta
Chandler In
Hunkhannock
Buffalo
N. Y
Berlin
Oscar M. Auerbach
Chicago
Harry Fisher
Lake County
Daldwin
Mich
Hersey
Qxceda County
William Flinn
Pennsylvania
West Point
Pittsburgh
Illinois State Fish and Game Department
Havana
M. Terman
C. Rogers
Pelerin da Latouché
M. Savy
M. Guiffrey
San Francisco
Cal
Miant Powder Company
Fayville, Ill
J. H. Kibler
Josh Martin
Cairo
Alvay Grubbs
Thebes
Evelyn Neabit Thaw
Harry Thaw
Evelyn
Charles W. Worthen
White River Junction
Plainfield
N. H
Milas Jessie Wilson
Franeia B. Sayre
Monon Railroad
Bloomington
Ind
CG. A. Smith Company
Bay Point
Cable Diapathea
Carl Hansen
Iquique
Chili
The
Hague
Carnegie
Wilhelming
Mr. Carnegie
Order of Orange Nassau
Wiliam M. Fullerton
Lyons
District of Columbia
London Builders
Bern
Republic
Republic of Mexico
Friend of
Arma
All America
City of
Gould
asta _Crucker
Touter
Surat
Veen
Ben Doan
Aurn CO
Tong
Union Pacific
Standar
R. A. Smith
Omaha
Nebraska
Smith
Virginia
D. Zoster
F.D.W
Mehmond
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