Fourth International Congress of School Hygiene Opens
Noted educators, scientists, physicians, health officers and civic welfare workers from many nations gather in Butler for a week of papers and addresses on school health. Leaders include Philander C. Knox, Hugh Calot, William T. Foster, and Thomas M. Balliet as the congress, begun in 1904, enters its fourth triennial session.
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Butato
United States
Canadia
Europe
Nuremberg
London
Paris
American Federation For
United States Commissioner of Education
Philander C. Knox
Hugh Calot
Massachusetts Central Hospital
William T. Foster
Reed College
Thomas M. Balliet
New York University
American Physical Education Association
Society For the
Society For the Prevention
Illuminating Engineering Society
Congress
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
William H. Welch
Johns Hopkins University
Henry P. Walcott
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Bankers debate policy as Mexico crisis overshadows global finance
London reports bankers expect Bank of England to hold at 4.5 percent amid gold shipments easing European reserves. They warn of autumn strain on capital from political risk and Mexico tensions while Wilson faces criticism over Huerta policy and potential actions to remove him.
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New York
Evening Post
London
Bank of England
South America
Bank of France
Reichsbank
Berlin
Noy
Wilson
Huerta
Medical leaders attend congress with Buffalo support
The congress gathers presidents and top doctors from Canada and the United States, including Sir James Grant and Dr. Rupert Blue, with Dr. Abraham Jacobi and others. Buffalo contributes 40 000 dollars for expenses and delegate entertainment. City events plan balls, banquets, luncheons, and tours to Niagara Falls and local industries. Also, Empire City hosts the Grand Circuit trotting meet beginning August 25 with daily four races and purses totaling 42 000 dollars.
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Congress
Sir James Grant
Canada
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Abraham Jacobi
American Medical Association
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Theobald Smith
Harvard Medical School
D. &J. Bracken
Minnesota State Board of Health
Ariley Troncoso
Department of Hygiene of Mexico
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York
Empire City Track
Peace policy gains wide Latin American backing
Washington reports that Great Britain France and Japan plus most Central and South American nations support the U S effort for a peaceful solution to the Mexican revolution. President Wilson to outline treaties for Huerta’s removal and a legally constituted Mexican government.
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Washington
Bbesides
Pritain
France
Japan
United States
Huerta
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Paris
Poincaire
Pinchon
de la Barra
Ibuerta
Felix Diaz
Tokio
Great Britain
Latin America
Central
South American
Lne
John Lind
Thew
Hts
America
Democrats Hope 10 Win in Maine
In Augusta Maine the Third district campaign opens as Democrats aim to win the seat to succeed the late Congressman Goodwin. National figures Cullop Murray and Reilly kick off the bid with Redfield and possibly Speaker Clark to follow. The party backs the tariff bill now in Congress.
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Augusta
Goodwin
National Committee
Representaives Cullop
Indiana
Murray
Massachusetts
Reilly
Connecticut
Commerce
Redfield
Clark
Congress
Mulhall charges draw attention to election aid and Maine leader
Reports mention Mulhall election aid allegations tied to former Maine Republican leader Littlefield. Toronto hosts Dominin Druggists convention debating preeducation standards and a federal act allowing pharmacy graduates to dispense nationwide. Keokuk hosts Mississippi River dam dedication week with governors visiting ahead of tomorrow’s formal ceremony.
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Mulhall
Littlefield
Maine
Toronto
Ort
Canada
Dominin Druggists’ Association
College of Pharmacy
Keokuk
Mississippi River
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Colorado Springs
Jerome Still Pursues Thaw Sent to Mattirawan
Ex prosecuting officer states a thaw will be sent to Mattirawan as pursued by Jerome. The note reflects ongoing legal motions and requests affecting the case status and potential release terms.
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Thaw
Mattirawan
Thaw Case Publicity Clash Ahead of Arraignment
William Travers Jerome arrives to observe Thaw proceedings as the legal fight over Thaw's return to the United States continues. Harry Thaw, aided by Canadian lawyers, plans to face a habeas corpus arraignment in Sherbrooke and says he fears no outcome citing his prior death chair experiences.
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Associated Press
Colebrook
N. IL
William Travers Jerome
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
United States
Jerome
Matteawan
Sherbrooke
Que
Harry K. Thaw
Franklin Kennedy
New York
J. EB. Conger
Duchess County
Roger O'Hara
Sanday Thaw
Pittsburg
Vermont
Would Remove N Reynolds and Harriman Prissolution Stir
A terse notice reports moves by local groups to dissolve a joint venture and remove key figures N Reynolds and Harriman as factions in a broader league dispute over monopolistic control.
Congress probes McReynolds as railroads edge toward ouster
Washington plan to force Attorney General McReynolds from office is taking shape through a congressional probe into the Union Pacific Southern Pacific dissolution. The Anti-trust League of America claims McReynolds surrendered government advantages to railroads and aims to present damaging evidence to force his resignation. The group cites Home Wilson instructions and stock exchanges engineered by Kuhn Loeb & Co as components of a broader scheme.
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Washington
McReynolds
Anti-trust League of America
Congress
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
League
George J. Kinde
Colorado
Wilson
Pal
Wison
Pacific
G. Carroll Todd
Exchange of
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Louis CC
To Vote on Municipal Ownership Special Election
San Francisco votes on August 26 in a spirited campaign over a proposal to issue bonds for the city’s acquisition of a public asset.
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San Francisco
Cali
Spiritec
Women Voters May Decide Move Crops Funding Fate
Washington reports a fifty million dollar government fund for moving crops is allocated with twenty five million unofficially assigned to cities in the southern states. A Dothan incident ends in a widow fatally shooting a landowner after mistaking a peeping intruder for an observer through a door hole.
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Washington
Eoetton States
Dothan
Ala
Sulzer Throws A Bombshell And Others
A bombshell from Sulzer shocks observers as rivals and insiders weigh implications for policy and leadership dynamics across the organization and allied groups.
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Sulzer
Indictment Sought Against Tammany Leaders Over Sulzer Plot
Albany backer Lyon J. Arnold requests indictments of Charles Murphy Aaron J Levy and Senator Frawley over alleged conspiracy to oust Governor Sulzer. He cites many permitia statements claiming money was used to remove Sulzer from office.
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Tammany
Aaron Levy
Prawley
Associated Press
New York
Charles Murphy
Tammany Hall
Aaron J. Levy
New York Assembly
Senate
Frawley
Sulzer
Lyon J. Arnold
Albany
Permitia
Arnold
Salzer
Wilson to Read Special Message on Mexico Policy
President Wilson will address Congress tomorrow outlining U S policy toward Mexico if Huerta's government does not change within 24 hours. He will confer tonight with foreign affairs committee members. The message appears in kind terms and notes the abnormal Mexican situation under a small governing group.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Foreign Affairs Committees
Mexico City
Horta
Oklahoma State Tennis Association Opens Championship
The annual Oklahoma State Tennis association championship began at Kingsfisher Tennis Club, Kingsfisher Oklahoma, on August 25 and runs through the week. Entries feature leading players from Texas Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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Kingsfisher
Okla
Oklahoma State Tennis Association
Kingsfisher Tennis Club
Texas
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Will Issue Gall CP Assembly Convention
The article reports plans to issue a Gall Control Program assembly for a national convention. Details specify formal action by governing bodies and scheduling considerations. The piece notes organizational involvement and anticipated timelines.
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Gall CP Assembly
Governor calls constitutional convention on state debt crisis
Baton Rouge August 25 Gov Han proposes extraordinary session and a constitutional convention to empower the Board of Liquidation to refinance the $11,108,500 bonded debt. He outlines past limits on authority and argues long term bonds are impractical now, urging broad powers to tide over the financial stringency. (Continued on Page Four)
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Board of Liquidation
Baton Rouge
Han
Veara
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