Mediation at Niagara Falls Fails to Break Mexican Deadlock
Mexican and American envoys remain deadlocked over provisional presidency and neutral election oversight as diplomats at Niagara Falls pursue a new plan. The Mexicans reject a bipartisan commission and insist on ruling parties by individuals while North and South Mexico dispute control and population distribution. Dr Romulo Naon of Argentina was to return from an eastern trip as talks proceed toward a formal conference and mediation plan.
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Ambition Pills Offered as Nerve Tonic Across Lots
Wendell's Ambition Pills marketed as a great nerve tonic to restore vigor and vitality. Sold for fifty cents a box with a money back guarantee from the maker. Praised for nervous exhaustion, mental stress, overwork, and related ailments. Available at Clutton's Drug Store and other dealers. mail orders handled by Wendell Pharmacal Co.
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Mexican delegation reports cypher messages from Mexico City
Senor Rabasa head of the Mexican delegation announced receipt of several cypher messages from Mexico City but did not reveal their contents. He stated there is no change in the attitude of our government or ourselves.
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Fletcher Rewarded for Vera Cruz Service
Rear Admiral Frank Friday Fletcher is slated to command the entire Atlantic fleet after official commendation of his conduct at Vera Cruz in April. He will succeed Rear Admiral Charles S. Badger as first officer of the navy on sea duty, the navy chief said.
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Center Church Again Chooses Pastor Candidate Gillespie
By informal vote Center U. P. congregation endorsed Rev. W. D. Gillespie of Monmouth California as pastor to replace Rev. Ira Leeper who resigned months ago. The call's formality remains but support was wholehearted and Gillespie, who preached recently, appears likely to accept. He travels west for now with wife and two daughters, a middle aged pastor with broad education.
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Suffragettes Pressure Asquith With Votes Demand
Women in Britain press for unlimited voting rights with a threat of protests if Premier Asquith delays. The movement argues for equal privileges with men as King George’s government fears feminine control could reshape policy, while socialist leaders align with the women’s party to seek a political alliance.
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New Motorcycle Record Set by Egg at Buffalo Velodrome
International News Service reports in Paris that Egg, the six day racer, set a new motorcycle record at Buffalo Velodrome by riding 70 miles 225 yards in one hour.
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Tiny flat tests vows before marriage
A couple argues over space before their wedding. She pleads that he would lay down his life for her, and he quips the one bedroom flat leaves no room to lay anything down.
Mrs Jackson Gouraud Weds Russian Meshinoff in High Society
Mrs. Jackson Gouraud, fourth husband pursuit, marries M. Meshinoff a Russian. Mrs Meshinoff known among the Crocker sisters circle for lavish entertainments in the city.
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Bible Class Gathering At Mr Geiger Home
The Frank Geiger Bible class will meet Friday evening at 8 oclock in the home of the teacher Mr Geiger on Walnut street.
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Aviation altitude records are deemphasized by Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript argues that it makes little difference which altitude records aviators break as tall plants remain at a uniform level, underscoring a satirical or critical view of the pursuit.
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Ball Players Risk Lives Debate Sparks in New York
A column defending baseball as a dangerous occupation argues the death rate is about one per million players and compares risks to other jobs and public figures. It recounts Harry Stone’s boxing rise from New York preliminaries to a 12 000 windfall in Australia as an example of luck and merit.
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Miss McCurdy Named President of Washington Seminary
Miss Mary D. McCurdy is chosen president of Washington Seminary in Washington Pennsylvania. She is sister of Miss Louise McCurdy former local drawing teacher and has taught at the Carnegie library school for librarians and served on the Wilson College faculty in Chambersburg.
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Hiram Garner Discharged After Not Guilty finding
Hiram Garner charged with surety of the peace by Edward Marquette before Alderman Ranney was adjudged not guilty after a morning hearing. Garner was discharged with half the costs placed on Garner and half on Marquette. the case deemed trivial with insufficient evidence to support the charge.
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