World News Digest Details Tariff Fight and Disasters
Washington reports a September vote on the tariff issue with efforts to raise taxes on large incomes failing in the Senate. News notes include armor bid parity among Bethlehem Steel Midvale Steel and Carnegie, strikes by Indianapolis interurban workers, storms and lightning deaths, a grasshopper plague at Marshall Missouri, and fires at Jack London’s home. The text covers political maneuvers, legal cases, and various disasters across the United States and abroad with names such as Borah, White, and Thaw.
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Navy
Eithe Tethlehem Steel Company
Midvale Sil Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Anwer
Pennayl- Vand
Tow
Daniole
Olain
Lind will work from Vera Cruz amid peace hopes
Vera Cruz dispatches say Lind remains in Vera Cruz for several days unless an unexpected Mexican government demand requires his return to Mexico City. Dr. Hale’s Havana voyage plans and Lind’s Washington trip to present a mode of settlement are noted, with naval dispositions and refugee facilitation outlined. The talks aim at a peaceful settlement of Mexico’s revolutionary disturbances with U S financial support discussed.
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Mexico
Provident
Jot Lind
Mest Coity
William A Byard Halee
Morro Castle
Havanas
Key West
Ington
Dr. Hale
Hale
Washington
Fietcher
Dr Male
United States
Nash
Wille
Louisiana
Michigan
South Carolina
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Campeche
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oMetale
Preal. Hent Wilko
Mr. Lind
Joan
Lind
Rick Erlex
Reidie
Mesten
United
Stan
Belone
Nienddrem
Charlton Arrives in Italy for Murder Trial
American suspect Charlton reached Naples aboard the Re Italia to face trial for the Lake Como murder of his wife Mary Beatt Castle Charlton. He traveled with Italian police Lt Franchini and Carabineer Risto, seemed tired of reporters, and spoke of an upcoming journey and study plans.
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Porter Charlton
Mary Beatt Castle Charlton
Lake Coma
United States
Chariton
Franchini
Risto
Proas
President Wilson reads message on Mexican situation in joint session
President Wilson delivers a message addressing the Mexican situation during a joint session of Congress. The address outlines U.S. concerns and potential policy responses amid regional tensions and diplomatic pressures. Further details on the speech’s implications were awaited by lawmakers.
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Wilson
Wilson Proposes Policy Shift Amid Mexican Crisis
President Wilson outlines no arved intervention and calls for restraint as Huerta government rejects American proposals. The address emphasizes diplomatic mediation, warns Americans in Mexico to leave, and argues for a peaceful settlement while Congress considers the U S position and neutrality laws. The note from Gamboa and European press reactions frame the risk of broader conflict.
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Mente
Hitler
Mexico
Ciis
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Gambo
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Washington
George Wisblgeton
Congress
Senate
Houde
House
Olek
Mier
Gamboa
Senor Gamboa
Wilson
Dryan
Flenry DL Gouden
Editor Dies After Editorial Row Sparks Violence
A Sulphur editorial dispute led to a fatal shooting targeting editor Schenck. Reports describe threats, a deputy’s payout, and libel actions tied to campaign coverage. Lindsay, a Democrat, faced accusations over ballot tickets and office conduct as the case drew political contention.
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Schenck
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Ned Lindsey
Sociailat
Lindaay
Ieee
Sehanaie
Schanel
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