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Newspaper

New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1913

Page

6

Envoy Arrives in Mexico City Seeks Quiet Approach

Washington reports John Lind, Wilson’s personal representative, has arrived in Mexico City to study the situation before any new policy steps. Lind will advise Charge O Shaughnessy, shaping notes to Mexico and maintaining secrecy while awaiting developments. Senator Bacon says the Senate supports peaceful aims and avoids actions that could lead to war, trusting Lind’s independent guidance.

Washington Mexico City John Lad Wilson United States Mexico Bind Presley Lind

Lind in Mexico City on Wilson envoy mission

President Wilson's special envoy John Lind arrived safely in Mexico City to study the Mexican situation. He is accompanied by his wife and Prof William Bayard Hale, who has been in Mexico observing conditions on behalf of the president.

Foreign Relations Committee Bacon United States Mexico Tind Wilson Washington John Lind Mexico City State Department Shaughnessy Lind William Bayard Hale

John Lind Goes to Mexico to End Rebellion

Minnesotan John Lind travels to Mexico to pursue peace talks and seek resolution to the rebellion, aiming to restore stability in the region and support negotiations with insurgent groups.

Mexico

Guthrie arrives in Tokyo to present credentials

In Tokio in August the emperor and newly appointed American ambassador George W. Guthrie voiced strong ties between Japan and the United States. Guthrie presented credentials and carried President Wilson's greetings to the emperor. A cavalry escort and imperial coach accompanied him as crowds respectfully uncovered along the route.

Japan United States Tokio George W. Guthrie Wilson Imperial Palace

Doubtful When Bill Will Pass Senate Tariff Measure

Washington August 9 Democratic tariff bill passage slips from Aug 20 to Sept 15 as only four schedules have been taken up and parts passed over. Senate majority slimmed by Johnston death and Louisiana opposition over free sugar. Republicans hope to push amendments to wool or sugar schedules amid uncertain fate.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Johnston Alabama Louisiana

Johnson Monument Work Starts Ahead of Unveiling

Johnson Memorial commission moves forward with base excavation and concrete work for the monument to Governor Johnson. Contracts awarded to St Peter Stone Sidewalk for 390 and J B Nelson & Company bid 686. statue pedestal from St Cloud to be set within days.

Johnson Memorial Commission Johnson St. Peter Stone Sidewalk Company J. B. Nelson & Company North Mankato St. Peter Court House St. Cloud

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement for Back Ailments

Katherine L Norton of New Bedford Massachusetts reports a severe back acroza with burning pain that subsided after using Foley Kidney Pills. She states the remedy left her pain reduced and her energy renewed and recommends Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism lumbago and kidney and bladder ailments sold by O M Olsen.

Katherine L. Norton New Bedford Mass O. M. Olsen

Colonel Cody Killed In Monoplane Crash Near Aldershot

Colonel S. F. Cody, a famed English aviator, and passenger Evans died when Cody's monoplane flipped and collapsed to the ground near Aldershot England. Witnesses say the craft proved too heavy for its wings, despite Cody being American born and naturalized. Evans, Indian Civil Service member, had come to England on leave to study aviation.

Aldershot Eng F. Cody England Pasenger Evans Cody Leon Frank Indian Civil Service

Peace in Balkan conflict signed after pressure from Roumania

In Bucharest on August 7 a preliminary peace treaty was agreed among Serbia Greece Montenegro Roumania and Bulgaria. M Maiorescu pressured Bulgaria to accept a modified frontier threatening Sofia occupation if rejected. The frontier runs from west of the Struma river through Strumnitza to the Mesta river, leaving Strumnitza Lagos Kanthi to Bulgaria and Kavala to Greece.

Bucharest Balkan Serbia Greece Montenegro Roumania Bulgaria M. Maiorescu Sofia Struma Strumnitza Belesch Mesta Strummnitza Lagos Kanthi Kavala

Calumet Strike Is Broken in Copper Mines

Two thousand miners return to work at Calumet Michigan after operators claim a complete rout of the Western Federation of Miners in its wage strike. No changes demanded now, but authorities say wages will be raised and the eight hour day likely soon after the strike is settled.

Calumet Mich Western Federation of Miners

Nine Laborers Killed in Collision Near Pleasant Valley

A motor hand car carrying nine track laborers, traveling at about forty miles per hour, crashed into a freight train on the Central of New England line near Pleasant Valley, Poughkeepsie N Y. Four died instantly and five were mortally injured, with survivors rushed to area hospitals.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Central of New England Pleasant Valley

Thirty second name added to Binghamton fire victims

The city reports the thirty second name added to the list of those who perished in the Binghamton Clothing Company plant fire. Mrs May Layton died at the city hospital from injuries suffered when she leaped from the building’s fourth floor during the blaze two weeks ago.

Binghamton, N Binghamton Clothing Company May Layton City Hospital

Car Shortage Seen This Fall By Rail Association

Chicago August 10 Indication of a car shortage this fall is seen in a bulletin by the American Railway association It shows 87818 surplus cars on Aug 1 down from 76280 on July 15 The surplus is expected to shrink until the situation becomes acute in October Idle cars stood at 65904 last August and crop movement sparked a severe shortage then

Chicago American Railway Association United States

Three Die in Alberta Farmhouse Fire

Three people died in a Strathmore area farmhouse fire near Strathmore Alberta. W Gillingweter thirty years old his wife and their infant child perished. Gillingweter was chief clerk in the Canadian Pacific railway irrigation department at Strathmore and had recently started farming northwest of town. The fire was caused by an oil stove burning in the bedroom for warm food for the baby.

Winnipeg Strathmore Alta W. Gillingweter Gillinweter Canadian Pacific Railway Irrigation Department

Suffragettes Attack Holloway Jail Medical Officer

Four suffragettes assaulted Dr. Pearson medical officer at Holloway Jail in London with a horsewhip in protest of his threat to hold hungry strikers in prison until they became mental wrecks. Police intervened and the attackers escaped.

Holloway London Pearson

Constitutionalists Capture Agua Calientes in Two Days of Fighting

Mexico City reports say the Constitutionalists seized Agua Calientes after two days of desperate combat. Rebel forces under rebel leaders reportedly suffered heavy losses but received constant reinforcements.

Mexico City Agua Calientes

Court Decides Ditch Case in Ridgey Township

Judge I M Olsen ruled in favor of Gustav A Boemmels against John C Brennesholz over a shared drain dispute. Brennesholz must lay a tile drain to connect with the joint system and bear the costs if Boemmels allows the work. if Boemmels refuses, the case is dismissed and no damages awarded. Attorneys Geo T Olsen and Frank Hopkins represented the defendant.

I. M. Olsen Gustav A. Boemmels John C. Brennesholz Ridgey Township Brennesholz Boemmels Olsen Mr. Brennesholz

Realty Transfers Detail From Local Property Records

Ode Ella Wood transfers to F F Bjorn-berg 60 acres in section 18 township 108 range 31 for 15000. Albert Ptaender to Geo Polta lot 7 block 111 New Ulm for 8650. Aug Dorn to Emil Jahr section 45 of La Base Schwarzrock addition Spriid for 8160. C A Hinta to Ernest Jeske 50 feet of lot 2 block 10 of W and St Paul land company second add Springfield for 8300. Philip Gutensohn to And E Spielman 160 acres in section 10 township 10 range 8 6240. J A Prim to W B Brooks lot 6 block 5 Comfrey for 8000. Alex Newdall to Jul Krause lots 2 and 3 block 3 Cobden for 625. And Borvig to Bjorn Borvig 120 acres in section 26 township 108 range 20 for 6000. Wu Schmidt to Fred Schmidt lot 17 lot 17 block 35 Sleepy Eye for 81.00. Fred Schmidt to Lina Schmidt lot 17 block 44 Sleepy Eye for 81.00. And Philipson to Louie Bloemeke Axel Newdall and Thomas J Kretsch lots 2 and 3 Cobden for 250. Pfaender Realty Co to Jos Nicklas lot 9 block WN of Center Street New Ulm for 40. John Regelin to Robert B Thomas et al 159.20 acres in section 35 township 108 range 30 for 8950.

Ode Ella Wood F. F. Bjorneberg Albert Ptaender Geo. Polta L New Ulm Aug. Dorn Emil Jahr Schwarzrock C. A. Hinta Ernest Jeske W. & St.Pland Co Springfield Philip Gutensohn E Spielman J. A. Prim W. B. Brooks Comfrey Alex Newdall Krause Cobden and. Borvig Bjorn Borvig Wu. Schmidt Fred Schmidt Sleepy Eye Lina Schmidt Philipson Louie Bloemeke Axel Newdall Thos J. Kretsch Pfaender Realty Co Jos. Nicklas Center St. New Ulm John Regelin Robert B. Thomas

Cheyenne Frontier Days Show Comes to Minnesota State Fair

The Irwin Bros present a realistic Frontier Days show with Indians Mexicans and whites from the plains. Over 200 trained outlaw horses longhorn cattle buffaloes and wild burros star as riders face danger for prizes. Finale features frontier scenes and a grand fireworks display.

Western Plains Cheyenne Wyoming Plains Irwin Bros Minnesota Irwin Brow Texas

Automobile Day at Minnesota State Fair Hits Hamline Course

September 6 marks Automobile Day at the Minnesota State Fair with races and time trials by famed dirt track drivers. Last year over 50 000 fans saw the Hamline course, reputed as the fastest circular dirt track. Prizes this year should draw many renowned drivers if weather cooperates.

Minnesota Hamline

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Caratuly Mr. Lind Senator Bacon Mikado Guthrie Johnson Monument S. F. Cody Alberta Famous Band OF Indians Chas. Irwin Salinas California Pam Northwest Eeter Louis Disbrow Clive Pag
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