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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1913

Page

4

President outlines Mexican policy amid stalled reforms

The United States pledges friendship and disinterested help to Mexico, demanding an immediate armistice, a fair election, and the noncandidacy of General Huerta. U S officials say Mexico rejected the proposals, misinformed by City of Mexico authorities, and await Mexican awakening to the need for reform.

Mexico Fuerta Repubiic U. Gs U. S Lind Mexico City

Neutrality and calm resolve in Mexico crisis

In the Mexico situation the call is for patient steady action. The United States should avoid impetuous moves, support true neutrality, and urge Americans to leave the country while promising to safeguard those remaining. Authorities will insist on preventing arms exports and act as a moral ally to Mexico while watching for a fair settlement and peace.

Mexico United States Republic of Mexico Central America

Father John's Medicine advertisement appeals to mothers

A vintage ad promoting Father John's Medicine as a tonic for weak children and a body builder. It claims the product nourishes flesh and strength, restores hair health, and is free from alcohol or dangerous drugs. It emphasizes long-standing success and invites readers to obtain a bottle from local druggists or mail order.

Father John Ap & Tonic John Lowell

Moral force to break barriers of pride and prejudice

A quote emphasizes patience and forbearance in a painful struggle. It argues that steady moral pressure will prevail over time, breaking down barriers and yielding triumph for emancipation and justice through conscience and honor.

Extra

Taxes Due in Muxcatlie County by September 30

Taxpayers in Muxcatlie County must pay the second half of the year’s taxes by September 30 or face penalties. The change ends past grace periods. penalties will be charged on all taxes paid after the deadline. County officials emphasize strict enforcement to avoid penalties.

Muxcatlie Funcazine Weretofore

Woman Learns Husband Married Then Kills Self in Omaha Hotel

Henry Hasse, scion of a Norfolk, Nebraska family, fatally shot himself after learning Barbara Oehachlager, the woman he was with under an assumed name, was married with a husband and children in South Omaha. He reportedly confessed the deed to police following a prolonged plea from her not to kill himself.

Omaha Neb Henry Hasse Norfolk Barbara Oehachlager Hasse Oehechlager Citizens’ National Bank North Folk Ferdinand’ Hasac Nebraska

Suit Filed Against Federal Officials Over Tahoe Forest Project

Pacific Gas and Electric Company filed suit in San Francisco against Secretary of Agriculture David Houston andHenry S. Graves to stop federal interference with its planned improvements on property beside the Tahoe National Forest. The company seeks permission to construct an aqueduct across the forest reserve, arguing the Tahoe forest is state property and federal jurisdiction does not apply. Project costs are estimated at about $5,000,000 for raising and enlarging Lake Spaulding reservoir, while the forestry department opposes further elevation of the reservoir.

San Francisco Calif Pacific Gas Sud Electric Company David Houston Henry S. Graves Forestry Department Tahoe National Forest Tahoe Forest Lake Spaulding

Water aqueduct plan faces Tahoa reserve opposition

Fragments indicate concerns that water would overflow the Tahoa national forest and that the proposed aqueduct through the reserve faces opposition.

Tahoa National Forest

American sailors praised by Newport officials

Mayor MacLeod of Newport writes Rear Admiral Badger to express regret at the departure of the Atlantic fleet from Makinssett Bay and to convey appreciation for shore patrols assistance. He notes pride in the sailors orderly conduct and the regret at their short stay.

Washington D.C Magknsett Bay Mt Lead Newport Badger MacLeod

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