Wilson Read Mexico Message Urges Self Restraint From Mexico
President Wilson addressed Congress reading a lengthy Mexican message declaring the United States as a friend to Mexico while warning against interference and stressing that U S lives and interests are at stake beyond the southern border. He notes Mexico's peril and urges genuine constitutional government, peace, and progress for a sound future. The message condemns ongoing unrest and warns that without reform, no lasting peace is possible.
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American offer to aid Mexico sparks diplomatic push
The United States pledges friendly counsel to Mexico City authorities amid turmoil, sending former Minnesota governor Lind to urge an immediate armistice and fair elections. It vows neutrality, pledging no arms exports, and advises Americans to leave Mexico for safety while monitoring the situation.
Severed body found on Bridgeport track
Bridgeport Ohio August 2 6 The almost hide body of a young man unidentified was found out in two of the B and tracks there Police believe the man was robbed murdered and then placed up the track. Kentuckian Judge J T Morrow died at Somerset Kentucky August 24 78 prominent jurist and politician who stumped for Abraham Lincoln.
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Abraham Lincoln
Thaw Wins Two Court Battles in Sherbrooke
In Sherbrooke Quebec on August 28 Harry Thaw secured a habeas corpus ruling to remain jailed there while a Canadian judge oversees the case. The day included a ruling that New York counsel cannot participate, drawing cheers from a thousand locals. Thaw acknowledged the crowd with bows as supporters shouted praise for the British flag and Thaw.
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Thaw
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Superior Court
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New York State
Harry K. Thaw
W. T. Jerome
Spector Verret
New York
Harry Thaw
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Quits Office in Bad Mood
Manila reports W Cameron Forbes resigns as governor general of the Philippines after long service since 1909. He cites reception of his replacement Francia Burton Harrison from New York and responds to attacks by Representative Jones of Virginia who urged independence and his removal.
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Francia Burton Harrison
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Bomb Found In Mine Strike Sparks Alert In Calumet
In Mohawk, at the home of Richard Williams a mining captain, a dynamite combination was found. Major Vanneer of the Michigan National Guard reported the discovery as the third alleged plot tied to the copper miners strike begun recently.
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Michigan National Guard
Richard Williams
Mohawk
Verdi Statue Arrives in New York for San Francisco gift
A large Verdi statue by Orazio Grosgani of Milan arrived in New York aboard the steamer Europa from Genoa. The piece, made of black and red marble and bronze, weighs 50 tons and is destined for San Francisco as a gift from Italian American citizens.
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Views on President Wilson's Mexican policy divided
Washington August 28. Leading statesmen weighed President Wilson's speech on Mexico. Congressmen and senators offered opinions praising the peace tone and criticizing specifics, with calls for protection of U.S. citizens and questions about the Monroe Doctrine. In Mexico City officials urged mobilization for September 16 independence celebrations.
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Bryan forgets to go home after attuation confusion
Washington August 27 The Metgan attuation so absorbed attention of Secretary Bryan that he forgot to go home. He waited for messages from John Lind and curled up on a couch where he slept until time to go home for breakfast the next morning.
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State May Reject Railroad Bonds
State Treasurer Henry Johnson may not substitute $160,905 railroad bonds for $100,000 United States Lands deposited by a trust company, as approved by the banking commissioner. The attorney general’s opinion upholds a prior view that only specified securities counted toward the 50 percent capital stock deposit, and railroad bonds do not qualify.
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Henry Johnson
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Farm teachers sought to spread better farming methods
Ten Wisconsin counties may hire traveling farm teachers before year end if qualified men are found. Frank Swoboda of Dourmat was named agricultural representative in Langlade County, to work with Superintendent A M Aveson, county teachers, and K L Hatech, head of the state agricultural extension service.
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Agricultural Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Three Young Women Crown Lake Geneva Tragedy
Four young women at a camp near Lake Geneva drowned when their boat capsized. The victims named Gertrude Gaell Cornelia Ne Gues and Nella M. Kits, along with a sister of Lis King Lugs fing, were from Pellia Indiana and attended Central College. One man, a fifth person, narrowly escaped death by swimming to Mackin over the overturned craft. The accident disrupted the group’s Y.M.C.A. outing and left rescuers puzzled by the circumstances.
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Heavyweights Entertainers With Noted Family Ties
Heavyweights Mert and Rapids L B Smith of Preville weigh 27 pounds and entertain his sisters Mrs Hewett of Marshfield and Mrs George Shepard of Beaver Dam. These combined were lit to 770 pounds.
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Preville
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G. E. Hewett
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George Shepard
Beaver Dam
Fisherman Catches Large Mussellation In Wausau
R Gnanther of this city hauled in a twelve pound musselling, while another enormous specimen loomed too large to attempt to land, signaling a notably heavy catch for the day in Wausau.
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T. R. Gnanther
Mother Saves Child From Fire After Gasoline Saccharin Incident
A five year old Hagdl Uagellve suffered severe burns when a gasoline saciron leaked and ignited. Her mother acted quickly, extinguishing flames with bare hands to save the child, both enduring serious injuries in the blaze.
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Ends Rafting Season Astlind
The last Canadian raft to cross Lake Superior this year has arrived completing the best rafting record of the Great Lakes. The raft's estimated value is $100,000.
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Racine Club Plans Charity Eligibility Committee
The Racine commercial club will form a committee to invest gate all cases of charity in the city. Needy residents will receive cards showing their worthiness to receive aid.
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