Real Worry in Capital on Mexican Problem
Washington reports grave concern over Mexico crisis surpassing tariff and currency worries. Ambassadors Wilson and state officials face criticism over conduct, with calls for mediation or intervention while seeking to protect American and foreign lives and property amid rising international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Washington
Byron
Huerta Diaz
Francesco I. Madero
White House
State Department
Mexico City
Wilsen
Ambassador Wilson
New York
United States
Mr. Wilson
Congress
Pape Eent
Rio Grande
England
Germany
France
F. W
Owen Issue Warns of Glass Owen Currency Bill Benefits
In a circular to country bankers Senator Owen of the senate banking committee lists advantages of the Glass Owen currency bill. He says it would reduce influence of ambitious financiers causing panics and yield substantial gains for average banks. The bill would allow loans on farm values and time deposits with further advantages to be clarified when codifying the national bank act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Owen
Senate Banking Committee
Crime on Fifth Avenue Ends in Double Tragedy
In New York a well dressed middle aged man Abraham Fink of Buffalo quarreled with a young woman on Fifth avenue. He shot her three times then killed himself. The woman, Rebecca Silverman age twenty one, survived. Letters signed Violet Rogers of Buffalo were found on Fink. He carried about 930,000 in US currency and Canadian money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Abraham Fink
Buffalo
Fifth Avenue
Violet Rogers
Rebecca Silverman
Fink
United States
Delaware Valley Deluged With Severe Storm Debris
Easton, Aug 2 The Delaware Valley faced widespread damage from a cloudburst causing washed rail beds on the Lackawanna and Pennsylvania lines and mine damage near Monroeton. No fatalities were reported as floods tore through the region, with houses and barns destroyed and guests at the Delaware house evacuated to higher ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Easton
Upper
DelaWare Valley
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Pennsylvania Railways
Lackawanna
Delaware Water Gap
Manukau Chunk
Pennsylvania
Water Gap
Delaware House
Birthday Milestone For Mrs Mailler In Winneconne
Mrs. Mary Mailler, resident two and a half miles west of Winneconne Wisconsin, celebrated her eighty four th birthday with an elaborate dinner and a musical program by local youngsters. Guests traveled from Oshkosh Criveton and nearby towns for the event. The day included flowers and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mailler
Wionecanne
Wionnecanne
Wis
Horn
Oshkosh
Muilier
W. Clausen
Henry Clausen
Poygun
Fred Lightfoot
Nia Lightfoot
Carrie Muiller
Mary Muiller
Ming Lilli Muiller
Clara Muiller
Winneconne
L. Lund
Beatrice Tonnesen
Chicago
Theodore Neilson
Chokio
Minn
Neilson
Gustave Schroeder
Anderson
Bay Boom
Nellie Moran
Anna Moran
P. Carter
Crivcx
B. C. Starks
F. G. Codd
Ellanton
Jennings, la
Belle Plain
B. F.elXenney
Baptit
Winneconne Sunday School Association
Methodist
George
Rio
F. C. Cole
Thfe
Wells, Mich
Saloons Move to End Free Lunches in La Crosse
Local liquor men in La Crosse Wisconsin circulated a petition to ban free lunches in saloons. The measure targets saloon lunches seen as harming profits and affecting downtown restaurateurs and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Crosse
la Crosse
Wis
Common Council
Tietora
Submarine Crew Overcome Off Point in Gasoline Fumes
Provincetown Massachusetts August 2. Several members of the United States submarine crew were overcome by gasoline fumes while recharging batteries off Long Point today. Physicians were hurried from shore after a signaling message. Later reports said five men were overcome but were revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Provincetown
Maas
United States
Long Point
Ore Docks Filling Up and Workers Idle in Copper Strike
In West Superior 500 ore dock workers walk out after a Thursday accident that killed two and injured several. Eleven trains reached the dock as boats await cargo. unions plan a hearing and organize, while Calumet copper mining resumes limited activity and troops monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Allouez
West Superior
Missabe
J. C. Morrell
Martell
Conrad Hill
Calumet
Calumet, Mich
Victor Brander
Western Federation of Miners
Duluth
Michigan
Weirton
W. VA
Wheeling
Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Clarksburg
Steubenville
Amalgamated
Jacob Mercer
Hancock County
Union
Brady Funeral in Albany for Financier Anthony Brady
The funeral of Anthony N Brady, the financier who died in London July 22, was held at 3 pm from the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany. Bishop Thomas M A Burke officiated. The St Vincent's orphan asylum children attended. Burial followed in St Agnes Cemetery Brady Mausoleum. Pallbearers included C K G Billings George Knapp Chicago George R Cortelyou Timothy S Williams Morgan J OBrien William F Sheehan New York and C E James Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Brady
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
C.K. G. Billings
George Knapp
Chicago
George R. Cortelyou
Timothy S. Williams
Morgan J. O'Brien
William F. Sheehan
New York
C. E. James
Chattanooga
Guthrie Reaches Tokyo Arrival Of New U S Ambassador
The new American Ambassador to Japan George W. Guthrie of Pittsburgh arrived in Tokyo today. He was met at Yokohama by the embassy staff consul general Thomas Sammons and a committee of the American Asiatic association who escorted him into the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assocated Press
Tokyo
Japan
George W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
Yokohama
Thomas Sammons
American Asiatic Association
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Felix Diaz
Ja-pan
Pena X. Cuevas
Wilson
Diaz
United States
Murder Near Green Bay Thrusts Questioning Of Wife
Officials investigate a possible murder after Otto Koehler, a Bls Suamico farmer, was found dead in a marsh near his home with a fatal head injury. Koehler had been missing for 24 hours. His wife, questioned for two hours, claimed he was struck by lightning though experts doubt the claim. An inquest is ordered and under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wla
Otto Koehler
Koehler
Castro to Bring on Crisis in Venezuela Invasion
Venezuelan forces mobilize as Gen Cipriano Castro lands in Venezuela to lead a revolutionary effort. Officials warn the conflict could escalate with government troops massing at Coro Falcon province and preparations for an immediate clash. Castro calls for arms and vows to defend Venezuela against Gomez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieuecia
Cauca
Washington
Washington, D. C
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
State Department
Bryan
United States
Taft
Castro
Des Moines
Brunsalek
la Guajira
Henry F. Tennant
Caracas
Legation
Falcon
Cora
Cipriano Cantro
Coro
Yarmay
Immaroh
Withernea
Tim Laty Castro
iCastro
Campalan
Juan Vicente Gomez
Ife
Republic of
Gomez
Five New State Officials Added by Law
Five new state officials will join the state superintendent of public instruction staff under recent laws. Names include supervisor of agricultural instruction in high schools, graded school inspector, supervisor of domestic science, rural school inspector, and an added office assistant in notary work with specified salaries. Appointment by Superintendent Cary from civil service lists. Also noted are Millston sign and bell order, Dunn county highway commissioner resignation, civil service exam for the office, and a paper box company dissolution notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Madison
Win
Cary
Civil Service Ista
Omaha
Atate Railroad Rate Commission
Millston
Jackson County
August Waener
Dunnicounty
Fred W. Wortz
Umpire Arundel Receives Eleven-Pound Hoy
President Kluwin reports umpire Thoma Arundel has been informed his wife gave birth to an eleven-pound boy. Bets void. Arundel races around the track before heading home after today’s contest. He is billed to umpire in Fond du Lac tomorrow and later appears at Menominee, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hix
Kluwin
Thoma Arundel
Fond du Lac
Menominee
Index of Today's Paper Highlights and Notes
Board of items including premium rate inquiry, appeals for the poor, South Shore growth, Pau-ko-tuk fire report, clergy appeals, church offerings for tomorrow, market quotations, theatrical news, sporting events, and state expenses growth referenced in a concise index format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau-ko-tuk
Kiuwin
Nicaragua Pact To Be Abandoned Protecting Canal Concessions
Washington August 2 The proposed Nicaragua protectorate plan linked to a 3 million canal route and naval base deal faced Senate committee opposition. A new treaty outline would drop the protectorate, limit concessions to a perpetual canal right a 99 year naval base lease and a 99 year Corn Islands lease with a 2 million payment to Nicaragua.
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Associated
Proan
Washington, D. C
Nicaragua
Bigyan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bacon
Bryan
United States
Arte
Fonseca Bay
Corn Islands
Caribbean Sea
Senate
Central America
Borah
Clarke Cof Atkanaags
Willams
Congress
Many miners die in Tower City coal mine blast
In Tower City about twenty miles from Pottsville, a double explosion at the Enat Brookside mine of the Philadelphia and Heading Coal and Iron company killed many miners. Rescue teams recovered seven bodies by noon, with five more dead and two survivors not expected to live. officials withheld full numbers as an estimate of thirty men at work surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pottsville
Enat Brookside
Philadelphia
Coal and Iron Company
Tower City
Reading Company
Jt Ib Fa
Lawrence
Mother and child killed in New Jersey train collision
Mrs Rose Schinbach and her five year old daughter Elizabeth were killed near Buenos when their automobile was struck by an electric train of the West Jersey and Seashore railroad. Lieutenant Schinbach and Vera Hobar were injured and rushed to Atlantic City hospital. Mrs Schinbach's home is in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asta
Ebleetele
Associated Press
Caoden
N. J
Rose PL Schinbach
Moxa
Schinbach
United States Navy
Elizabeth
Buenos
West, Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Laentenant Schlabach
Mise Vera Hobar
New Bishop Appointed for Superior Diocese
Rev. J. M. Koudelka of Cleveland, auxiliary bishop of Milwaukee, appointed bishop of the diocese of Superior Wisconsin. He succeeds Bishop Augustin Francis Shinner, who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
J. M. Koudelka
Cleveland
Russia Opposes Baptists Over Military Oath Issue
St. Petersburg reports say the interior ministry may bar Baptists from registration and worship after refusing the military oath. Novoe Vremya cites government action amid a Baptist World Alliance effort in 1921 to fund a seminary in St. Petersburg and send ministers to seek imperial permission for new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prosa
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Holy Synod
Baptista
Baptista World Alliance
Philadelphia
Engagement Announcement and Local News From Neenah
Engagement announced for Charica Saxo of Neenah to Alas Lydia Pynn of Appleton. Kimberly Clark employee Mr Sago. Edward Aylward moving to Newelstein to join a new $30,000 iron casting company. Public meeting on Second Street widening shows broad support. Nenador hosts Kimberly Papermakers at Athletic Park tomorrow. Various visits and travels noted including Mrs Morrix Harrison, Mrs Wigmond and others. Rockford center fielder Charles Bloch sold to Cleveland. local carnival theft incident reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Charica Saxo
Alas
Lydia Pynn
Appleton
Sago
Kimberly-Clark Company
Edward Aylward
Newelstein
Milwaukee
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Cramer
Mis
Edan Cramer
Leonard
N. D
S. B. Morgan
Ita
Ap- Picton
H. Milbrandt
Chicago
John Sturm
Walter Ranen
Kaukauna
Charles Bloch
Rockford
Cleveland
Walsh Favors Tariff Act and Free Wool Stance
Washington August 2 Senator Walsh of Montana endorsed the tariff act during a Senate speech defending free wool. He urged action against fraudulent wool products and cited sheep growers’ plight. The metal schedule was delayed due to missing senators while the Senate moved to wood and pulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Walsh
Montana
Senate
Oliver
Penrose
Cummins
Special Investigator Sent After DOJ Officials Arrests
Washington reports the U S Department of Justice moves to investigate arrests in New Orleans for blackmail. Chief A E Bielaski dispatches Special Agent to lead inquiry as additional agents are held on allegations tied to arms shipments and a telegram from Attorney General Mc Reynolds is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigations
Matthews
Edelaski
McReynolds
J. ¥. Mott
Mexico
Hag
Bryan Denies Mexico Policy Link to Aid Request
Secretary Bryan rejected ties between his request for 100000 dollars to aid destitute Americans in Mexico and a broader anti interference policy. He said funds would only help Americans flee danger when lives are at risk, while Congress considers the deficiency bill. A separate arrest in New Orleans involves Manuel Brito in murder and robbery charges tied to the Mexican upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DE. c
Bryan
Congress
Mexico
Wilson
Friends
Ann Tee
Fluerta
HOUSE
House Appropriations Committee
Flood
Foreign Affairs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New Orleans
Emmanual Cantilo Brito
Brito
Huerta
United States Department of Justice
Carranza
I. G. Mathews
J. L. Mott
Brite
Ernesto Fernandes
United States
Browne
Oo Parish
Ball
Suspected Negro Held in Bennie Holstein Murder
Lee White of Gary Indiana, arrested on the mechanic's punch found beneath Bennie Holstein's body, was questioned by Chicago detectives. Ea Wright identified the tool as property White borrowed frequently. White denies all knowledge of the crime and claims he did not reach Indiana town until after the body was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee White
Gary
Ind
Associated Press
Chicago
Bennie Holstein
Morgan Park
Ea Wright
White
Indiank
Armless Kitty Smith Votes, Maywood First Election
Kitty Smith, an armless resident of Chicago, marks her ballot by holding a pencil between her toes during Maywood's first election under the woman suffrage law. She founded a home for crippled children and is noted as the first polling entrant in the village precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armesa Woman
Chicago
Axsoctaing Press
Kitty” Smith
Maywood
Capital Express Struck by Locomotive Collision
Passengers on the Capital express near Altoona report a narrow escape as the through train to Washington sideswiped by a locomotive. Cars suffered scrapes and damage but no injuries. repairs completed in Altoona after about an hour delay. Passengers later reassigned at Harrisburg for the trip to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Altoona
Capital Express
Pennsylvania Railway
Washington
Garry
Atx O
Harrieburg
Wisconsin Forecast: Warmer with Sunday Elevation
Weather bulletin notes a fair and warmer day with a rise in temperature. Sunday night and Monday morning will bring cooler eastern portions, while overall conditions remain dry with light winds and moderate humidity.
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Ambassador Wilson Fresh
Allourz
Lansing
Mich
Ferris
Upper Peninsula
W. J. Rickard
Albany
Guthrie
Arundel
Bryas
Sesxate Committee
Canal House
Naval Base
JM. Koudelka
Cleveland - Morited
Russia
Kmerets
Appleton Girl
Atesn
Depar
Maude
Bleepera
Lone Hurt
Sun
Werner
Rema
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