Balkan Nations Agree To Confer On Peace Terms
Negotiations for a final peace treaty will take place at Bucharest and Sofia with Bulgaria. Serbians and Greeks seek armistice, while Roumania declines Turkey's participation. London reports Turkish forces reoccupy Adrianople, raising fear of wider war as European powers consult on next moves.
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Bucharest
Sofia
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Nish
Roumania
Turkey
Miles
United States Army
American Red Cross
London
England
Europe
Adrianople
Kirk Kilisseh
Constantinople
Balkan
Russia
No Speeches on Tariff Ready in Senate Debate
The Senate took up the tariff measure section by section with no speaker ready to outline the plan. Republicans Weeks Borah Townsend and Works were expected to speak later in the week as the first roll call backed a committee amendment reducing House rates on oxalic acid.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Borah
Townsend
England
France
Smoot
Simmons-Underwood
Senator Borah
United States
Senate Committee
House
Sixty Dead in Hue Factory Blaze Tragedy
Binghamton N Y authorities reported at least sixty killed as sixty to seventy workers mostly women and girls perished in a four story factory fire at the Binghamton Clothing Company. Rescue and recovery operations continued as investigators prepared to examine the disaster.
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Hue
Binghampton
N. Y
Binghampton Clothing Company
Meaghen
Reed B. Freeman
Freeman
Hogg
Central Fire Station
Warren
Chenago
Wall Street
American Held to Get Ransom in Mexico Crisis
reports indicate Thomas Hinds, Southern Pacific railroad official in Mexico, is held for ransom by Mexican federals in Guaymas. Navy officials coordinate with Rear Admiral Cowles as Buffalo sails to Topolobampo and Louisiana returns to Vera Cruz amid tense security measures.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Cowles
Guaymas
Thomas Hinds
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mexico
Buffalo
Topolobani
Louisana
Tuxpam
Vera Cruiz
Department
Madera
Stewart Named U.S. Attorney for South Dakota
Robert H. Stewart of Deadwood South Dakota was nominated by the president to be United States attorney for the district of South Dakota. The nomination ends a defecting patronage fight with opposition from Fred Warren of Flandreau and Ed Graa of Howard, backed by state organization leaders.
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Fall
Lodge
Massachusetts
Bacon
Foreign Relations Committee
Washington, D.D. C
Robert H. Stewart
Deadwood
United States
District of South Dakota
South Dakota
Stewart
Fred Warren
Flandreau
Ed. Graa
Howard
Mulhall letters accelerate Senate reading of records
Senate lobby committee rushes to finish reading Mulhall letters, filing dozens of letters without full IDs. MacVeagh is labeled mugwump in a 1909 letter. Mulhall recalls seeking Murphy's meet for Battle's New York governorship bid and notes New York manufacturers groups as a controlling influence.
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Washington
D. C
Mulhall
Senate Lobby Committee
MacVeagh
Watson
Schwedtman
Manufacturers Association
Tariff Board
Taft
Washington D. C
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
George Gordon Battle
New York
Battle
New York State
Seven Defendants Guilty in Big Lumber Case
Jury convicts Fullerton Lumber company and seven auditors of price fixing in Geddes and Charles Mix county. Court delays sentence to August 31 for appeals. maximum penalty is a $5000 fine.
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Parker
Robert B. Tripp
Fullerton Lumber Company
James Jordan
J. H. Queal & Company
L. C. Kroh
F.,s. Vaughn
O. G. Meyer
Geddes
Pat Mahaney
Floete Lumber Company
N. J. Kramer
R. G. Turner
Mitchell
Charles Mix County
Turner County
Spangler & Haney
French & Orvis
Yankton
J. HB. Tipton
Allen Bogue
Centerville
Royal C. Johnson
Jordan
Kroh and
Co-operative Elevator Company
Farmer’s Co-operative Company
Queal Company
Smith
Farmer's Co-operative Company
Farmer’s Co-operative Elevator Company
Supreme Court
Bryan Leads Abroad To Block Nicaragua Canal Plan
Secretary Bryan moves to establish a U S protectorate over Nicaragua amid reports of German backed plans to build a rival canal. Officials in Washington guard details as risks to U S sea power and hemisphere policy are weighed. The move follows fears Huerta's overthrow shifts in Mexican policy and envisions wider U S influence from the Rio Grande to Panama.
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Washington, D. C
Nicaragua
Panama
Bryan
Central American Republic
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
Constitutionalist
Carranza
México
United States
Rio Grands
Republic of
White House
Cuba
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
State Prosecution Highlights Ten Witnesses in Case
The state presented ten witnesses in the trial against the defendants, detailing the charges and aiming to prove the case. The proceedings focused on establishing liability and determining costs of prosecution.
New Tree Worm Reported on Cheyenne River Ash Trees
A new worm species has appeared on the Cheyenne River reservation, feeding on ash trees and stripping them of foliage. Locals fear extensive loss of ash trees in the area.
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Pierre
S. D
Cheyenne River Reservation
Weather forecast for North and South Dakota
Night and Thursday outlook for North and South Dakota shows slight temperature drops. Little change expected in overall conditions with modest cooling and continued dry air across the region.
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North and
South Dakota
Little
Gagne
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McLoughlin
Key
Francis
Binghamton
Bertha V. Lagler
American Press Association
Bertha V. Legler
Miss Luter
Sterner
Fall of
New Mexico
U.S. Attorney
Plandreau
Howard Man
Chuich Federal
McVeagh
Mugwump
Secretary OF Treasury
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