Mexico City Sees US Mexico Talks Collapse
The New York Times special dispatch from Mexico City reports that negotiations appear finished as the United States pressures Mexico to move. President Huerta gains ground amid Bryan's perceived discredit and fears of a war stance. Americans in Mexico fear displacement and report refugees and aid struggles at Vera Cruz and Galveston.
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Bryan
Wilson
Torgon
Durango
John Lind
Mexic
Huerta
United States
Vera Cruz
State Department
Galveston
New
New York
Washington
Can
Red Cross
Mexico
Congress
United — Es of America
Say
Wil
Neelson O'Shaughnessy
Sulzer Visited Reilly During Catskill Auto Ride
William Sulzer took a motor tour to the Catskills where he met Hugh J. Reilly a Cuban contractor once an ally in Congress. Sulzer refused to discuss the visit. Acting Gov Glynn remained away at Cedar Hill with no duties requiring his presence.
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New York Times
Albany
William Sulzer
Catskills
Hugh J. Reilly
Mr. Sulzer
Congress
Sulzer
Reilly
Glynn
Cedarhill
Sulzer Stays With Reilly at Sunside Home in Greene County
Former governor William Sulzer visited Hugh J. Reilly at Reilly’s Sunside summer home in Greene County. It was Sulzer’s second visit since his troubles peaked, this time with his secretary joining him. Returning toward Cairo, the car failed after blowouts. Sulzer arranged repairs from Amos Post garage and asked the State Highway Department to cover about $50 in tires and service.
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New York Times
Catskill
N. Y
William Sulzer
Hugh J. Reilly
Sunside
Greene County
Sulzer
Cairo
Amos Post
State Highway Department
No Labor Day for John D. Rockefeller
Sept 1 report notes John D. Rockefeller observes no Labor Day as his workers continue normal tasks. He says employees should save rather than spend on holidays while he keeps his own routine and enjoys golf after a country drive.
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New York Times
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Rockefeller Mansion
Rockefeller
Czar's Son Still Crippled Despite Improvements
A Odessa to Daily Mail telegram reports the Czar's eight year old heir remains physically limited but seemingly cheerful. A burly Cossack attends him closely, helping with movements and comfort while the Court stays at Odessa before a planned visit to Sakki salt lake baths near Eupatoria for a special cure.
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Marconi
New York Times
London
Odessa
Daily Man
Sakki Salt Lake
Eupatoria
Livadia
Mrs French Improves After Milton Car Accident
In Boston on September 1 1919 Mrs Amos Tuck French improved enough to expect recovery within a week after a breakdown of her automobile in Milton. Her mother Mrs Stuyvesant Leroy suffered possible fractures and both women remain at the Hotel Touraine. The assembled party dispersed and several visitors left for Newport Narragansett Pier or Woburn after the incident.
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New York Times
Boston
Amos Tuck French
Milton
Hubert J. Williams
Stuyvesant Leroy
French
Hotel Touraine
Dr. Knapp
Newport
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Kathleen
Narragansett Pier
Drowning of Robert V. Stoddard Near Schroon Lake
The twenty year old Robert V. Stoddard, son of Mr and Mrs Charles G Stoddard of 68 East Eighty sixth Street, drowned Sunday night near Schroon Lake Adirondacks during a family automobile trip to Lake George. His father is president of Edwards Motor Car Company.
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Robert V. Stoddard
Charles G. Stoddard
East Eightysixth Street
Vilage
Schroon Lake
Adirondacks
Edwards Motor Car Company
Broadway
Lake George
Arrival of SS Oscar Sl at Copenhagen Leads Shipping Roundup
Latest shipping news reports the arrival of the SS Oscar Sl at Copenhagen on August 21. Also noted is Great Bear Spring Water shipped by a company per case of six glass-stoppered bottles.
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Oscar
Great Bear Spring Water. &Co
Judge Bars Jerome at Thaw Habeas Corpus Hearing
Sherbrooke reports indicate Judge Hutchinson will hold the writ hearing in private chambers to exclude Jerome and New York officials. Crowds, security forces from four Canadian branches mobilize. Thaw’s fate hinges on the private session and possible further actions by Jerome and Canadian authorities.
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New York Times
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Hutchinson
Superior Court
John Boudreau
Coaticook
William Travers Jerome
Harry Kendall Thaw
Franklyn Kennedy
New York
New York State
Thaw
Jacob Nicol
Jerome
J. N. Greenshields
Aylmer
E. Blake
Robertson
Dominion Police
Dominion Secret Service
Provincial Uniformed Police
Provincial
Secret Service
Kenneth P. McGaskill
Canada
Mr. Jerome
John Lanyon
Capt. Lanyon
W. K. McKeown
Montreal
Ottawa
Raymond F. C. Kieb
Matteawan Asylum
Nicol
Kieb
Court House
Ares
S. W. Jacobs
Hector Verret
W. L
Four Killed in Labor Day Racing Crash at Nashville Fair
Four racers died as six cars competed in a twenty five mile free for all at the State Fair grounds. Clyde Donovan led the field before driving into the fence, triggering a chain of wrecks that killed John W. Sherrill, Thomas P. Bridges, William Sherrod, and Gooch Brown. Spectators escaped serious harm.
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New York Times
Nashville
Tenn
State Fair Grounds
Mile Track
Sherrill
John W
Buick
Bridges
Thomas P
Sherrod
William
Stutz
Ae “ Geoch
Armsby
Freeman
Mercer
Donovan
Clyde
Studebaker
Polk
Edward
Jake Leiver
Ted Shephard
Apperson
T. L. Evans
Frank Bell
Clyde Donovan
John Sherrell
Peter Bridges
Ed Polk
Freeman Armsby
Mortars at Fort Totten Sweep Sound in Night Test
Fort Totten in New York Harbor hosted a night target practice by 12 inch mortars. Col. Adelbert Cronkhite led the test with 20 shots landing near designated zones without property damage, praised as a premier mortar display by the artillery units of the 101st and Coast Artillery Corps.
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New York State
Fort Totten
Long Island Sound
New York City
New York
Adelbert Cronkhite
Totten
Col. Cronkhite
Douglastor
Baside
Sands Point
Great Neck
Little Neck
Lee
Cooper
Cronkhite
Col. Cronkhiite
Fort
101St
Coast Artillery Corps
Plan to test Republican sentiment on mayoral nominating race
A postal card canvass to gauge whether John Purroy Mitchel or William Gaynor should lead the Republican ticket for mayor is planned by John J. Lyons and other district leaders. Several Republicans support a Gaynor bolt, while Independence League members favor William R. Hearst as mayoral candidate.
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John Purroy
Mitchel
Gaynor
Independence League
William R. Bfearst
John J. Lyons
Thirty-first Assembly
Lyons
Whitman
William J. Gaynor
John Purroy Mitchel
Tammany
Empire State
Teecoke Party
Tammany Hall
Koenig
Bradley Beach
N. J
Wien
Ss. Bennet
Albert Ottinger
Mr. Bennet
August F. Schwarzler
Bronx
Eee Elgressive League
Jehel
Ynor
The
Progressive League
Schwarzler
Hearst
League
Tao
Ipa
Autoist Catches Chauffeur After Fatal Hit Run
Thomas Hickson 60 of 211 West Sixty-sixth Street was struck by a car driven by Fred Weiland 209 West Sixty-fourth Street. Four passengers fled the scene as Weiland was pursued by Moses Feltenstein and police. Hickson suffered a concussion and broken leg and was taken to Polyclinic Hospital. The four occupants were jailed on felonious assault charges.
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Thomas Hickson
Sixty-sixth Street
Broadway
Sixty-seventh Street
Fred Weiland
Sixty-fourth Street
Sixty-fifth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Moses Feltenstein
Weiland Motor
Feltenstein
O’flaherty
West Sixty-eighth Street
L. P. McNamara
Hickson
Polyclinic
Isaac Dannowitz
First Avenue
Harry
119Th Street
Patrick Dowdell
West Fifty-fourth Street
Dowdell
Isaac
Jem Hospital
Farrell
East
126Th
Five Cent Newspaper Market Consolidation
In San Francisco on September 1 the Evening newspaper ceased operations as readers faced a price shift. The move follows a trend of five cent papers competing with four afternoon papers in the local market.
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Frisco
San Francisco
X Ray Shoes Advertised With Irish Lace Uppers
London fashion glimpse notes forthcoming X ray shoes to reveal women's feet, featuring uppers of Irish crochet lace. Evening wear uses full lace uppers while outdoor styles pair suede kid goloshes with lace overlays.
Launch No.1 from gunboat Glouces ter wrecks near Odell's Pier
In Tarrytown New York on September 1 Launch No. 1 from the gunboat Gloucester struck rocks off Odell's Pier while returning from Poughkeepsie. Eleven sailors fell into the water and swam ashore as the launch remained aground with a large hole in its hull.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Gloucester
Odell's Pier
Poughkeepsie
Tarrytown Yacht Club
Wireless Opens Fair at Knoxville Conservation Exposition
The first National Conservation Exposition was formally inaugurated in Knoxville after a wireless message from President Wilson. A large pageant with thousands of participants featured the opening, with displays carried through the streets on floats by Knoxville workers and labor union members.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wilson
Adirondack Strikes Mud Bank on Hudson’s Run
The Hudson Navigation Company steamer Adirondack ran aground in mud near Coxsackie while returning from Albany to Kingston Point with about 1000 excursionists aboard. Passengers waited three to four hours until the tide rose. the ship freed itself and proceeded to Albany for its regular night trip.
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New York Times
Catskill
N. Y
Hudson Navigation Company
Adirondack
Albany
Kingston Point
Coxsackie
Ocean Grove Camp Ends with Bishop Denouncing Fashions
The Ocean Grove camp meeting near Asbury Park New Jersey concluded with Bishop Luther B Wilson calling for a return to modest attire. He condemned slashed skirts and diaphanous gowns and urged women to uphold moral standards for future generations during the benediction to about 5000 attendees.
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New York Times
Asbury Park
N. J
Ocean Grove
Luther B. Wilson
Zion
Wilson
United States
Bishop
Mob Attacks Woman on Atlantic City Beach
Mrs Charles Lanning wife of a Burlington hotel owner was assaulted by about 200 excursionists on South Carolina Avenue beach. Life guards broke the mob with a flying wedge and she was carried to the beach hospital before being taken to her hotel for protection.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Lanning
Burlington
N.o
South Carolina Avenue
Huelings
Craig
Charles Bossert
Tge
Near Drowning Accident at Midlands Linseed Oil Co
John M. Lowe superintendent of Midlands Linseed Oil Co in Edgewater N J was inspecting six carloads of linseed oil when a tank released foul air and he collapsed into the oil. Assistant Superintendent Smith raced to rescue tied a line around Lowe but fumes overpowered Smith and both men were hauled to safety after workers brought helmets to enter the dangerous tank.
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John M. Lowe
Midlands Linseed Oil Company
Edgewater
N. J
Thirtythird Street
Woodcliff
Senators Seek Bankers Advice on Currency Bill Hearings
In a Times report, senators push for banker testimony to shape currency bill hearings. Owen assails the canvass, claiming inquiries to business men in the South and West were misleading.
Get Together Is Manns Advice
James R Mann urges bipartisan effort on banking and currency reform in the nation. He warns the Glass bill under Democratic caucus would push many banks to become state banks, risking financial disruption. Republicans would cooperate to craft workable legislation benefiting the country and economy.
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Deer Park
Congress
James R. Mann
Protests Over Currency Bill Sparking Capitol Debate
Washington echoes with banker protests against Owen-Glass Currency bill features as hearings loom. Senator Owen accuses Wall Street of artificial propaganda while promising expert review. Weeks and others push for careful, extended scrutiny before final passage. President not backing a recess.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Owen
Committee On
Banking and Currency
Congressional Record
Wall Street
New York
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