Huerta Sees Disapproval of Lind Mission in Mexico
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Bryan clarifies he has not accepted Huerta’s note and that Lind’s envoy role is advisory. Officials hint Mexico may view Lind as peaceful mediation, while Washington seeks a constitutional government and weighs potential steps like embargo relaxation or recognition for Huerta foes.
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Washington
D. C
Bryan
Huerta
Ashington
Europe
Tyan
O'Shaughsey
Huert
Lind
Mexio
John Lind
Wilson
Anronp
Allg
White House
E Huerta
Ind
Mexico
Ryan
Mexico City
Tharoe
Uerta
Emassy
Lindould
United States
Senaor Clark
Wyoming
Acon
Deng
Clark
Republic
Bacon
Governor Sulzer Faces Probe Over Campaign Funds
New York August 7 The joint legislative investigating committee pursued further inquiry into campaign fund contributions to Governor William Sulzer. Witnesses resisted admitting existence of an elusive account No 500 linked to stock dealings while stock broker Frederick L Colwell testified about a 100 share Ble Four railroad purchase paid in cash, with no direct Sulzer account named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
William Sulzer
Joint Legislative Investigating Committee
Wall Street
Eugene Richards
Senator Frawley
Sulzer
Philip Bozer
Bozer, Griswold & Company
Frederick L. Colwell
Insurance Companies Resume Missouri Business After Boycott
Jefferson City Mo Aug 7 Seventy five percent of five insurance firms that left Missouri in June agreed to restart operations in the state. Lawsuits alleging conspiracy to injure the state will be dropped. Attorney General Barker assures no prosecution will be pursued under the challenged clause of the Orr insurance law. The accord followed a conference between the attorney general and insurer representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Orr Insurance
Barker
Tariff bill hurts farmers, claims Warren in speech
Washington senator Warren contends the tariff bill harms Northwest farmers by taxing imports while leaving export-facing costs exposed to world competition and rising labor prices. He cites alleged panic rhetoric by Republicans and notes an anti dumping amendment by Senator Penrose to curb cheap foreign surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Warren
Northwest
Senate
Finance Committee
Penrose
United States
Ivan Townsley Funeral Held at Oak Grove Church
The obsequies for Ivan A. Townsley, who died at Hershey hospital, were held today at 10:30 AM from Oak Grove church in Cedar township.
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Ivan A. Townsley
Hershey Hospital
Oak Grove
Cedar Township
Soldier of Fortune Cody Dies In Aeroplane Crash At Aldershot
London August 7 Col F S Cody famed Anglo American aviator was killed in an aeroplane accident at Aldershot. A passenger Evans also died. They were over government land when the aircraft failed, crashing to the ground. An inquest will be held tomorrow. Cody leaves a wife and two sons in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
F. S. Cody
Aldershot
Cody
Pasaenger
Evans
Government House
Gody
British Isles
Hun Te Wag
Neland
British War Office
England
Salisbury Plain
India Civil Service
Royal Flying Corps
Ciady
Leon
Frank
Jury Formed for Maury Diggs Trial in San Francisco
San Francisco Aug 7 twelve jurors were sworn to hear Maury Diggs of Sacramento former state architect in the first case making headlines across the nation The box includes ten married men and two bachelors eight jurors have children and six of the eight have daughters One juror is a retired Aquor dealer all are businessmen The government plans to present clear factual evidence and the defense seems unsympathetic toward gray bearded fathers of families Martha Warrington may be called to testify soon and there has been a reconciliation with estranged wives who may attend the trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Maury 1 Diggs
Sacramento
California
Aquor
Martha Warrington
Churchman Facing Blackmail Charge in Los Angeles
F E B Young a Long Beach church worker is jailed as grand jury probes a blackmail case. A woman from his church told of paid courtship and a demand for 600 dollars from a fictitious detective agency. Letters traced to Young's typewriter prompted his arrest.
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Los Angeles
Calif
F. EB. Young
Long Beach
Young
Kittie
Bahrenburg
Foes of Extension to Press Federal Suit Over Capitol Grounds
Des Moines Aug 7 Judge Mitchell announced that foes of extending Iowa capital grounds will file a federal lawsuit by a non resident taxpayer. The effort challenges the constitutionality of the statute authorizing the improvement. Judge Parker argued that state court rulings on debt and tax limits support issuing warrants or bonds to finance multi year plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Dowley
Iowa
J. O. Mitchell
Ottumwa
Mitchell
A. C. Parker
Parker, Parrish
Parker
The Manufacturer Who Helps You and The Ad Connection
The article argues mutual interest between manufacturers and retailers through service and advertising. It emphasizes newspaper ads linking reputable manufacturers and retailers to reach readers at the moment they seek goods, benefiting all parties and inviting local ads for national items to contact the Bureau of Advertising in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Bureau
of Advertising
American Newspaper: Publishers Association
World Building
New York
Talks of Sentiment Toward Japs in U S
Japanese officials arriving in San Francisco report cordial U S-Japan attitudes and patience on the Pacific coast. They credit mutual forbearance and foresee learning from each other while hoping California's alien land law does not take effect. Kamiya notes the law targets all foreigners, not just Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Vancouver
Felix Diaz
Mexico
Japan
Juichi, Soyeda
Tadao Kamiya
Tokio Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce of Japan
California
Soyeda
Pacific
Sacramento
Kamiya
Venezuela turmoil widens as Gomez leads army
Washington reports Senor Gilbortoul acts as president in Gomez's absence as Caracas braces for battle with Castro. Juan Gomez named governor of the federal district to guard against uprisings. no wire link to Caracas. Des Moines gunboat due La Guaira to relay developments as Castro factions spark localized unrest. News from Willemstadt says the Castro revolt is not general, just isolated pockets. Headlines note judiciary independence debates and alleged DOJ influence in New England cases.
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Washington, D. C
Government Council, of
Venezuela
Senor Gilbortoul
Caracas
Gomez
Castro
Juan Gomez
Federal District
Des Moines
Brunswick
la Guaira
Maracaibo
State Department
Willemstadt
Cipriano Castro
Carmelo Castro
Colombia
Colt
Rhode Island
New England
Department of Justice
Attorney ‘General
Emery Continues Testimony On Council of Industrial Defense
James A. Emery of the National Association of Manufacturers testified before the Senate lobby committee in Washington about the 1908 formation of the Council of Industrial Defense. Martin M. Mulhall, a collector for the group, testified that $500000 to $700000 was raised for legislative work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of Council
Washington
D. C
Aug. T
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Council of Industrial Defense
Martin M. Mulhall
Tribesmen Subdue After Sharp Street Figh t in Teheran
In Teheran on August 7 between forty and fifty men were killed or wounded in street fighting between Persian troops and Bakhtiari tribesmen. The tribesmen submitted that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Senate Debates McReynolds Report on Justice Espionage Claim
In Congress the report from Attorney General McReynolds denying a Justice espionage system in federal courts was read. Senators Borah Notwig and Warren spoke on the tariff debate with emphasis on agricultural schedules. James A. Emery of the National Association of Manufacturers addressed lobbying and the National Council for Industrial Defense. Owen proposed treasury authority to buy outstanding two percent bonds at par, Penrose proposed tariff amendments to curb foreign dumping. House not in session, to meet Friday at noon.
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Senate
McReynolds
Department of Justice
Borah
Department ‘of’ Justice
Wig
Warren
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
National Council
Owen
Treasury
Penrose
U.S
HOUSE
Rescinded Offers Spark Duluth Ore Strike Clash
In Duluth six hundred ore beachmen gathered at the Migsabe docks as IWW leaders urged new demands while ore carriers waited. Companies rescinded concessions claiming the strike was due to IWW agitation though most strikers say they remain willing to work. The Duluth Missabe and Northern expects to restart shipments soon with loyal workers. Superior lowers patrols as Great Northern beefs up police amid fears of an Allouez strike.
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Duluth
Minn
Migsabe
Elling
Wr. A. McConagle
Missabe and
Northern
Superior
Wis
Aus
Great Northern
Allouez
F. H. Little
Sheriff Ask
Wheeling
W. Va
Sheri Jacob Mercer
Hancock County
Weirton
Here
Hatfield
Steubenville
Ohio
Clarksburg
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Game Company
Wages of Carmen Raised by Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Philadelphia Rapid Transit announces September 1 wage increases for motormen and conductors across surface and elevated lines. Maximums reach thirty cents an hour on surface, with subway elevated staff three cents higher. New hires start at twenty-five to twenty-eight cents, rising to higher rates as earnings fund the wage pool. seven to eight thousand workers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Philadelphia
Willy
Senators Cite FBI Influence on Judges in Four Year Probe
In Washington Senator Borah charged in the senate that federal agents have investigated judges to influence their rulings in government cases, a claim echoed by Senator Norris. The attorney general denied espionage among judges, noting only three judges were investigated including Robert W. Archbald. Senator Works vowed further inquiry as Borah said the practice has continued for years and judges are under department control for promotion and demotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Department of Justice
Senate
Borah
Norrig
Reynolds
Speer
Georgia
Department ‘of’ Justice
Norris
Bor‘lah
Robert W. Archbald
Works
Crawford
Sutherland
Hoke Smith
Department 23
Senator Borah
Non-Union Miners Demands Refused at Calumet Hecla
In Calumet Michigan on August 7 non union miners failed to secure a return to work on their terms. A mass meeting of about seven hundred miners reported General Manager McNaughton refused all demands echoing Western Federation of Miners goals minus union recognition. The group adjourned then reconvened to plan further action with eleven nationalities ready to confer for safety if reconciliation occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
Western Federation of Miners
Jos. Heaton
McNaughton
NAMES MINISTER TO HAYTI
The president nominated Madison R. Smith of Missouri as minister to Haiti, sending the appointment to the senate. Smith would represent the United States in the Black republic amid diplomatic efforts from Washington on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington, D.C
Senate
Madison R. Smith
Missouri
Haiti
Unsettled Weather and River Readings At Weathers Town
Unsettled weather with likely thunder showers tonight or Friday, east portion warmer tonight then cooler Friday afternoon. River stage at Muncatine today 5 feet 3 inches. Rosa 1 inch. Temperature at 7 am 72 degrees. Sunrise 4:49, sunset 7:02.
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Muncatine
Rosa
Neeueet
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Col
Maury
DIGGS
Rowley
Diaz
Brother
Emery
Congress
Dept. OF Justice
Hayti
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