Wilson to Read Message to Congress on Monday
President Wilson will personally read a Mexico note summary to Congress Monday from the White House. He worked alone most of today, with brief talks to Secretary Bryan, outlining U S efforts for peace and asserting a constitutional stance in Mexico. The message will recite points in Lind note and Huerta reply, with no action recommendations.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mexico
Congress
U. S
Bryan
White House
John Lind
Huerta
John Lind Hiccato
Burleson
Cretary Daniels
Bouquilla
Chihuahua
Bryan Rough
Letcher
Chihuahua City
Brvan
L Bouquilla
Couriero
Penrose
C. Hulse
Fuller
Northern Power and Fration Company
Grynan
Hulse
la Bou- Killa
Ofer
Mexico City
Washington
Il Independente
Los Angeles
Calif
Works
Angeles
Coness
Opening Day At Iowa State Fair Draws Large Crowd
Des Moines Aug. 22 Thousands of children filled the grounds for Children's Day at the Iowa State Fair as the gates opened. An estimated thirty thousand visitors were expected, with about fifteen thousand already on site by noon. The opening featured a Children’s Day program while the Great Western Circuit races began this afternoon.
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Des Moines
C. E. Cameron
Fair Board
Young bandsman killed leaping from moving train
Ottumwa Iowa August 22 Bruce Osler age 16 a member of the fourth regimental band was killed instantly last night when he tried to alight from a moving Rock Island passenger train He jumped and struck an obstruction then fell under the train his head was severed and he was badly mutilated The band had returned from a ten days trip to Denver and Iowa points Osler sought to see his parents and attempted to leave the train near his home
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Ottumwa
Bruce Osler
A4th Regimental
Rock Island
Young Osler
Denver
Colorado
Iowa
Osler
Secretary of War Garrison Heads to Cheyenne Visit
Secretary of War Lindsay M. Garrison arrives in Cheyenne with Brigadier Ayleshire and attaches, greeted by Gov. Joseph M. Carey, Mayor D. W. Gill, and a business representative. The party will tour Fort D. A. Russell tonight and inspect the post tomorrow before departing for Denver early Sunday morning.
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Garrison
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lindsay M. Garrison
Ayleshire
Jos. M. Carey
D. W. Gill
Industrial Club
Fort, D. A. Russell
Denver
Florida Rep Clark seeks Monroe Doctrine actions scope
Washington Aug 22 Representative Clark of Florida introduced a resolution directing Secretary Bryan to inform the House whether European or other governments are attempting to colonize any portion of the western hemisphere and what the United States has done under the Monroe doctrine to prevent it.
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Clark
Washington,d. C
Florida
Bryan
House
United States
Caminetti says he will not deny Norris testimony
In San Francisco on August 22 F Drew Caminetti declared he would not deny any statement by Miss Lola Norris about the Reno elopement. Caminetti, facing trial next Tuesday in U S district court on Mann White Slave Traffic Act charges, plans to take the stand in his defense but will not discuss his relations with Norris. Attorneys deny rumors he will plead guilty.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lola Norris
Miss Norris
Caminett
United States District Court
Maury I. Diggs
Marshall Woodworth
Caminetti
Reno
Woodworth
Piece of Cambric Key Clue in City Hall Bomb Case
New York Aug 22 A piece of bright cambric wrapped around four sticks of dynamite found beneath Mayor Gaynor's window became the main clue in the city hall bomb investigation. The fuse was lit but failed to detonate, sparing the building from collapse. Detectives weigh motives targeting the mayor, the marriage license bureau, or a general protest. Investigators focus on Italian workers blasting the subway near city hall, using the cambric wrap as a lead.
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New York
City Hall
Burreau
McCall Consents to Be Tammany's Mayor Candidate
Edward B. McCall chairman of the state public service commission agreed to consider and likely accept Tammany Hall leaders offer to head their ticket for New York City mayor. Charles F. Murphy, Tammany leader, asked him at the end of a lengthy meeting, McCall sought time to decide.
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New York
Edward B. McCall
State Public Service Commission
Tammany Hall
New York City
Charles F. Murphy
McCall
Tammany
Phelan Renounces I W W and Apologizes
Columbus Ohio August 22 Marty J Phelan renounced allegiance to the Industrial Workers of the World and apologized for incendiary speeches as an organizer. City Judge Albrecht sentenced him to 100 dollar fine and 30 days workhouse imprisonment, holding that an apology alone was not adequate for revised flag speeches.
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Columbus, O
Industrial Workers of the World
Marty J. Phelan
Albrecht
Phelan
American Life Association Convention Nears Officer Election
The American Life Association convention in St Paul, Minnesota, since Tuesday, will conclude today with officer elections. The 1914 gathering will meet in Dallas next year. Delegates criticized state tax on insurers, opposed group insurance, pressed lower medical examination fees, and condemned agents’ unethical methods to discredit competitors.
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American Life Ass
St.Paul
Minn
American Life Association
Dallas
Texas
Algo
Heat and drought end in Kansas City area
After a month of extreme heat breaking records across Kansas and parts of Missouri and Oklahoma, the heat wave was broken today. Temperatures fell by 10 to 20 degrees and widespread heavy rains were reported with forecasts of more precipitation. In Kansas City the 11 am temperature was 75 degrees, 16 below yesterday. The Topeka bureau noted a 20 degree drop from the 19 day average as showers spread through Central Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
United States Weather’ Bureau
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kan
Bryan peace plan to Hague via Senator Burton
Secretary Bryan's program to bind nations to arbitration and delay wartime prep will be presented at The Hague September 1 by Senator Burton of Ohio. He sails from New York tomorrow as part of a seven member mixed committee for Russia, Germany, Austria, France, Belgium, Greece and the United States. The plan will be outlined to the special committee and then to the inter parliamentary union for consideration.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
The
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Hague
Burton
Ohio
New York
Russia
Germany
Austria
France
Belgium
Greece
United States
League
Special Committee
Parliamentary Union
Progressive Republicans urge convention call in Washington
Washington, Aug 22 Progress ive Republicans aligned with the conciliation committee from Chicago will press Chairman Tilles of the Republican National Committee to convene a general reorganization meeting immediately. The original plan sought a committee session within sixty days of Congress adjournment. Senate leaders including Cummins urge action as congressional adjournment seems unlikely.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Tilles
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Congress
Cummins
Hilles
Cage Fall Kills 50 Miners in Mysore Mine India
A mining disaster at Mysore gold mine near Bangalore India killed 50 miners when the cage carrying workers fell to the shaft bottom. Rescue teams worked through the day as officials investigated the incident and attempted to recover the trapped victims.
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Mysore
India
Bangalore
Cutting Factory Costs By Boosting Output And Advertising
The piece argues two ways to cut overhead: raise production to fill capacity and cut fixed charges while increasing output to boost profits and lower consumer prices. It promotes local newspaper advertising in The Journal to reach consumers directly and energize merchants and manufacturers. It notes nationwide promotion by American Newspaper Publishers Association and World Building in New York.
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The
Journal
Manufactur
Dietkaren
Ita
Ee Uising
Americant
Association
World Building
New York
Bankers Debate Owen Glass Currency Bill At Conference
Chicago hosts a national bankers gathering as A Barton Hepburn condemns parts of the Owen Glass currency measure and calls for a central bank with regional branches. The meeting aims to forge amendments and gain broad support from bankers across 48 states and 173 clearinghouse groups.
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Chicago
Ill
National Conference of Bankers
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
A. Barton Hepburn
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank
the Treasury
McAdoo
Festus J. Wade
St. Louis
John Perrin
Los Angeles
Luther Drake
Omaha
Lol ‘Wexler
New Orleans
Eb, F. Swinney
Kansas City
J. FE. Sartori
Charles G. Dawes
J. A. Corbett
Denver
R. L. Durham
Portland
Ore
George H. Prince
St. Paul
T. W.W. Boyer
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
Tex
M. F. Backus
Seattle
R. L. Butler
Spokane
Hepburn
Prmple
Hepburn Wald
Profanity costs butcher his life in Kansas City encounter
In a Kansas City meat market, butcher Frank Mooney 24 fought with fellow cutter Mark Hamilton 42 across a rear workblock. Mooney died when Hamilton allegedly stabbed him through the heart after an old quarrel. Hamilton surrendered to police as witnesses screamed.
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Kansas City
Frank Mooney
Mark Hamilton
Mooney
Hamilton
Du buque man murders wife and three children then dies
Neighbors and officials believe Henry Sterweis killed his wife and three children in a farmhouse fire at a Dubuque, Iowa area farm. They say he then hanged himself in a barn, his body found bent over a hay loader amid the debris. The tragedy followed years of quarrels and his deafness from scarlet fever.
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Dubuque
Henry Sterweis
Sterwels
Sternweis
Lassert
Two Iowans Die In Auto Crash Near McClelland
Council Bluffs Aug 22 Two autos crashed and rolled over on a road near McClelland. Gus Peterson of McClelland and Emma Anderson died in the wreck. Theo Triplett, driver of Anderson’s car, broke an arm. The Peterson car trapped five children. Len Peterson was fatally hurt and the other youngsters were badly bruised. Emma Anderson died instantly from chest injuries.
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Council Bluffs
McClelland
Gus. Peterson
Emma Anderson
Theo. Triplett
Miss Anderson
Peterson
Len Peterson
Doctor Wrongfully Convicted Will Sue
Los Angeles August 22 Dr Ethelbert Duncanson a Pomona neighbor sues four residents for 100000 damages alleging perjured charges and coercion of his foster daughter Helen Tyler 14 to testify he committed a statutory offense The doctor previously served 14 years in San Quentin before a pardon and the girl repudiated her testimony.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ethelbert Duncanson
University of Michigan
Pomona
Bisault
Superior Court
Helen Tyler
State Penitentiary
San Quentin
Bankers oppose new currency plan at conference session
Representatives from Chicago led by George M Reynolds Charles Dawes and W F Fenton opposed the suggestion to proceed with a new currency bill. They argued bankers have long sought currency legislation for 25 years and are nearer to success than ever before.
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Ing House
George’ M., Reynolds
Charles ‘A. Dawes
W. F. Fenton
Chicago
Thaw Aide Hearing Postponed in Canada Case
The hearing in the cage of Harry K Thaw's alleged aide Thompson was postponed to Friday as documents from Matteawan on Thaw's confinement were not yet received Officials said the delay closes a loophole that could permit extradition questions The case involved immigration authorities and Dutchess county
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Sherbrooke
Que
Mitchell Thompson
Harry Ki
Thompson
F. Campbell
Dominion Department of Immigration
Dutchesa County
New York
Matteawan
Roger
Hornbeck
Dutchess County
Montreal
Thia
Thaw
Pittsburgh
Stone
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Conger
Dutchess
County
Lis
Canada
Dublin
N. H
Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice
Harry K. Thaw
United States
Ottawa
Vermont
Albany
Nu Y
Glynn
Fletcher
Missing Lima official found in California jail
Bert Harrod, 32, a former chief deputy clerk of Lima Ohio, was identified in a California county jail cell by Lima Sheriff Watt and District Attorney Dehoff. Harrod had been missing from his Lima home for nearly 30 years and faces trial on a charge of passing a fictitious check for 717.50.
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Lima
California
Oakland
Calif
Bert Harrod
Ohio
Wm. Watt
A. Dehoff
Barnet
Sheriff Watt
Harrod
Weather summary for Iowa tonight and Saturday
Fragmentary weather note indicates fair conditions in Iowa tonight and Saturday with mild temperature. mentions river stage at Muscatine around 5.2 feet and a line showing inches, plus a morning lock reading.
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Iowa
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