Lind Not Welcome In Mexico After Wilson Meeting
Washington reports after a White House conference President Wilson and Secretary Bryan received Adolfo de la Huerta acting minister of foreign affairs.Huerta’s government echoed that Lind should not be welcomed and indicated the United States might reply to Lind’s mission with a message outlining friendly intentions while awaiting further steps. The next move depended on the Huerta government’s response and continued U S consultation with the Mexican ambassador in Mexico City.
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Earthquake Destroys Peruvian Towns Carvali and Quicncha
News from Tina Port on August 8 reports a Wednesday quake wrecked the Peruvian towns of Carvali and Quicncha. Thousands of residents were left homeless and extended relief measures will be necessary.
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Calla Smith Opposes Simulated Legislature in Butler Entry
Members of the general assembly in Cedar Pointy O for the legislative reunion are evenly split on a simulated legislature. Calla J Smith of Butler entry is strongly opposed. Sennley Michael Cahill at Preble county supports the plan.
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Senator Johnston Dies in Alabama Senator Teutston Dies in Washington
Senator Joseph B. Dulustan of Alabama died at his Washington home from pneumonia. His death affects the tariff bill debate as Democrats reassess support. Senate leaders indicate 49 senators would vote for final passage, with Louisiana’s Ramsa and Thornton the only dissenters on one roll. The chamber adjourned after news of Senator Taliston's remarks.
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Famous Beauty Loses Husband And Friend In Crash
In New York Anglia a fatal automobile accident killed Osgood Pell a wealthy real estate man and his chauffeur. Mrs Laintheer, wife of William Laintheer a rich stock broker, was injured with multiple fractures while Laintheer himself survived. The article details social prominence and past marriages of the principals and fragments of other connections, highlighting a high society circle affected by the crash.
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Venwport
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Charles Glen Cullins
England
Collins
America
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Oxgadd Pel
Appointment in Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus Aug 8 under the new law the present public utilities commission dissolves today. Governor Cox will appoint a three member successor with speculation centering on Dechant of Middletown and Oliver Thoughes with likely additions. John L. Sullivan of West Waverpool is mentioned among potential appointees.
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Public Utilities Commission
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Wade
Tle
Jinige Dechant
Middletown
Damoeral
Oliver Thoughes
Deansermt
John L. Sullivan
Wast Waverpool
Counterfeits Rapidly Detected by Wash Test
Washington reports that a recent decimal analysis by the United States Treasury found genuine notes withstand washing while counterfeit currency is instantly detected. The study noted only slight differences in washed and unwashed bills, with minor changes in appearance not affecting ink or engraving.
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Washington
United States
Barké
Ot Hills
Baby's Death and Steamer Sinks Near Buckeye Lake
A Chicago report notes a baby dies after a boat incident on Buckeye Lake when a matron ship capsized, with 24 aboard and the mother of a pitcher noted. Separately, a steamer ran aground near Cost Island, North American transfers passengers to the Algoma, while the North American is deemed unfit for service.
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Owern
Algoma
Columbus Doctor Seeks Panel Membership Amid Censorship Debate
Dr Saral Mletehes, a Columbus physician, attends a professional board meeting in Columbus to oppose a movement toward broader censorship in medical publishing. The event highlights ongoing tensions between professional self governance and free expression within medical communities.
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Ohio
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Oolestite Board
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Washington AG orders detailed statement on company operations
The attorney general demands a full account from all ramon currier firms on organization equipment and vital appliances. This is the first order of proceedings in the investigation. Hearings will be held in various parts of the county where testimony will address methods of operation used by companies under the commission’s jurisdiction.
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Ude
Sival
Ure Commission
Hamilton Money And Men Take Ownership Of Anderson Tool Co
Millionaire's wrecked auto kills three people and mars beauty Marie Wittig Talmbeer. Widow Mrs Wittig, homebound by illness, marked by tragedy. The fatal Long Island crossing crash, tied to a noon train collision, raises questions on chauffeur care and grade crossings.
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Hamilton Scale And Tank Co Forms In Hamilton
The Hamilton Scale And Tank Co is formed in Hamilton with $250,000 capital to make scales and wooden tanks. Incorporators include H Eastman J D Hopper A G Gile Robert Kennedy and AB Price. The move follows a re organization of Anderson Tool Co, shifting ownership to Hamilton backers and promising continued production of scales and tanks.
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Huilton Scale & Tank Company
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Middletown Woman Reports Heavy Vote On Charter
Mrs Goldrick reports a heavy vote cast in Middletown on a new charter with strong indication it will pass. Labor council circulars supported the charter while rowdies disrupted some youths. Mrs Sarah Goldrick, a Middletown pioneer, died at 6:50 today from general illness. she was born in Hamilton in TH38.
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Death Chamber Debates Divorce Over Widow’s Plans
In Cleveland, Mrs Anna Jedlicke, 34, seeks divorce from painter Jedlicke, claiming he planned to sell her home and place her children in an orphanage after her death from Stheniloris art. She testified she was widowed with two children at marriage and bore one son from Jedlicke. Judge Fora presided.
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Europe
Cogan Chosen Fraternal Eagles President at Convention
The Fraternal Order of Eagles announced officers chosen by delegates at the fifteenth annual convention. Thomas J. Cogan of Cincinnati is named president. Next year's convention site selection was left to grand delegates. Mrs. Dessie Carr will present with Architect Barkman to county commissioners Saturday to plan contracts for the tuberculosis hospital project.
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Peasion
Thomas J. Cogan
Cincinnati
Dessie Carr
Barkman
Lost His Way Impaled by Tragic Night Tragedy
A man awoke in a storm and found his four year old daughter dead in a field near Stowe. Earlier threats by Cathay, a husband, and a fire at his own home complicate the case as bullets struck the child and a broader pursuit ensued. The killer, Talap, fled with a new suit of clothes after a chaotic sequence involving a dream and arson. In Washington, aviator C Mien Wood began a cross country race, lost his way, and landed safely after engine trouble. Blackhanders burn the home of Philip Sasso, citing extortion demands in a mailed letter.
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George Wiscor
Mary ‘Fatup
Stowe
Talap
Pollstown
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Miein Wood
Diamond
Graithersburg Pike
Roller coaster crash injures brakeman in Crossline park
John Cartisto, a Crossline railroad brakeman, is expected to die from injuries after a tour passenger car plunged from a roller coaster at a Lima park yesterday afternoon. Rider, another passenger from Wierar, escaped injury.
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Wierar
Jewels of Portuguese Throne Land in Pawn Shop
London Aug report says deposed King Manuel of Portugal now in Richmond with his mother Queen Amelie has pawned jewels and decorations once worn by his father. His action surprises as he has reportedly received a $50,000 yearly allowance from King George of England. Manuel is to marry in September Princess Augusta Vielavia of Hohenzollern.
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Portugal
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Richmond
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Hynite Sven Tuy
Sex Hygiene Taught In Kansas City Schools
A local philanthropist and social worker will send ten Kansas City teachers to the international congress on school hygiene in Buffalo New York on August 25. School authorities announced the plan to seek instruction on sex hygiene and begin a campaign to introduce the study in city schools.
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