Wilson Delivers Address On Mexican Policy In Congress
President Wilson appeared before Congress in Washington to detail U S arms policy toward Huerta and the Mexican crisis. He outlined U S proposals delivered through John Lind and read a note from Mexico City outlining its stance. The session drew loud applause as the president asserted the United States would act as a friend to Mexico and press for a peaceful solution.
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Mexico Mission Outlined by Washington Leader
President Wilson addressed Congress outlining U S aims in Mexico noting mis understanding with Mexico. He described the need for peace, constitutional government, and U S efforts to aid a stable Mexico through John Lind's mission, stressing friendship and world interest in Mexico's progress.
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Wilson Proclaims U S Policy On Mexico Intervention
President Wilson announced a U S policy of guaranteed neutrality regarding Mexico. The plan forbids arms exports from the United States to Mexico and urges Americans to leave the country while promising vigilante action against those harming Americans. Negotiations for friendly mediation remain open any time by either government.
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Loans 46 1/2 Million to Move the Crops
Government allocates 46.5 million to national banks in Western and Southern states to move and market crops. Western deposits total 24.7 million in 14 states. Southern and District of Columbia receive 21.9 million. Deposits expected to rest four to five months and be repaid by April. A five member committee will approve all security on commercial paper before acceptance.
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Keokuk Edges Kewanee In Morning Clash
Keokuk defeated Kewanee 4 to 3 in a Central Association morning game at Keokuk. The Indians led early and withstood a late charge as House, now with Detroit, struggled after a strong start. Batteries were House and Arndreco for Kewanee and Wahle and Means for Keokuk.
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Hawker Near End of 1600 Mile Aerial Journey
Oban Scotland Aug 27 English aviator Harry G Hawker aims to complete a 1600 mile flight around England and Scotland. He must cover 700 miles in 24 hours to win 25000 dollars. The first six stages totaled 26 miles in 353 minutes. He must stop at two more control stations before finishing near Southampton with planned stops at Dublin and Falmouth.
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Indiana National Guard Mobilizes for Porter County Race Track
Two Indiana National Guard companies receive marching orders to Porter County near Mineral Springs track in Booth Bend and Elkhart. Governor Rajaton is poised to deploy troops to curb open bookmaking that persisted at the recent summer race meeting.
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Jury Secured for Caminetti Trial in White Slave Case
San Francisco jurors sworn to try F. Drew Caminetti on the Mann act charge of transporting Lola Nortis from Sacramento to Reno for immoral purposes. The panel includes several wealthy figures, dubbed the "millionaires jury," with defense claiming Caminetti did not take the Norris girl to Reno to live with her. Judge Van Fleet denied a transfer of the case to Sacramento for related perjury charges in the Diggs-Caminetti matters.
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Senators Defeat Higher Income Tax Proposals in Senate
In Washington on August 27 bold efforts to raise taxes on large incomes failed in the Senate. Borah Bristow and Cummins led amendments to raise rates, but the 47 to 17 vote defeated the 5 percent above $100,000 and a possible 10 percent cap above that. Bristow will press a max 10 percent proposal when debate resumes.
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Making Woman's Work Lighter in the Hot Weather
The piece notes about 50 000 patent ed articles claim to ease housework and modern stores show daily new ideas. It highlights high priced experts, vigorous advertising, and advertising columns as a channel for promoting gadgets to lighten a woman's daily tasks in warm weather.
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Governors conference stresses efficiency and economy
Washington Governor Ernest Lister presents plan for a state department of efficiency and economy at the governors' conference. The group tours Mount Manitou before resuming talks on how state operations can run as efficiently as private firms and deliver better results to citizens.
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Elderly Sigourney Man Found Dead After Poison Act
Sigourney resident John H. McCormick aged 75 was found dead beside Milwaukee railroad tracks after ingesting carbolic acid. Coroner ruled death self inflicted due to health decline. He is survived by his widow two daughters and one son. A second note mentions rain postponing a Boston game in Massachusetts.
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Weathers Iowa Report Shows Clouds And Showers
Increasing cloudiness with possible showers tonight or Thursday. Warmer tonight, cooler Thursday with moderate variable winds. Temperature at 7 PM 79 degrees above zero. River stage at Nuccatine today 5 inches, fell 2 inches. Sunrise 6 32, Moonrise 12 27.
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