No crisis yet over affairs in Mexico
Washington Aug. 19. Reports say Huerta denied any basis for ultimatums and Lind described his meeting with Huerta as cordial. Officials caution patience as Lind and Huerta continue talks while U.S. officials weigh next steps amid embargo and diplomatic exchanges.
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Bryan
Mexico City
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Gamboa
Huerta
United States
John Lind
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
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Huerte
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Aureliano Urrutia
de Urrutia
Sulzer Defies Ruling as Glynn Moves to Govern
Albany Aug 19 The conflict over New York's leadership deepens as Governor Sulzer rejects Attorney General Carmody's ruling that Lieut. Gov. Glynn is acting governor He plans to pursue a court decision to test his impeachment and possible removal while Glynn seeks formal recognition from the legislature and boards of managers prepare to meet. The senate adjourned until tomorrow and assembly leaders confer with Glynn.
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Wiliam Sulzer
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Martin H. Glynn
Sulzer
Nothing New On M Alp ine Voice Searching for Partie
Duluth Minnesota August 12 There were no new developments in the murder mystery surrounding the death Friday of John McAlpine a Duluth millionaire lumberman The police are working on the theory that someone from outside the home did the shooting A coroner s jury late yesterday brought in a verdict of murder by unknown persons It was stated today that there was little or no possibility of any official action in the case until after the grand jury deals with the case in September
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Associated Press
Duluth
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John McAlpine
Matt McGrath Suffers Eye Injury From Drunken Taunting Cane
In New York a police athlete known as Matc shuratn is near certain to lose sight in his right eye after a blow with a cane. He competed for the American team in hammer throw, taking second place at the Olympic trials before the incident.
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Thaw Captured Near Quebec After Canada Flight
Harry K Thaw and two companions were detained in a Quebec village after crossing from New Hampshire. Thaw faced arraignment at Sherbrooke with Canadian authorities deciding extradition fate as investigators pursue the Matteawan escape origin and criminal ties.
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Here
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New York
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Colebrook
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Maine Central Railway
Herford
Kelsea
Montreal
Hector Verret
King's Counsel
Kieh
Matteawan Hospital
Seven Sites Inspected For State Tuberculosis Cannator
State Forester E M Griffith and Dr W Coon of Wales sanatorium toured seven sites in northern Wisconsin as possible locations for a state tuberculosis sanatorium. The forestry board may provide a portable sawmill for lumber, and if a site is approved by the state board of control the building would be erected this fall.
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Deaths Due to Toadstools In Wisconsin
A second death from eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms occurred in La Crosse Wisconsin. Mrs Frank Jansky 28 died at a hospital yesterday after her mother in law Mrs Bartel Jansky 64 died. other Jansky family members who ate the toadstools had no serious effects.
German Floods Hit Towns and Crops Across Prussia and Bohemia
Heavy rains cause severe floods in Germany inundating towns and vast grain acreage. Crop losses mount as Riesengebirge area and regions between Bohemia and Prussia Silesia report extensive damage. Weather relief and rescue efforts follow in affected districts.
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Riesengebirge
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DANGER ON THE LAKE DURING INLAND REGATTA
Report from the Inland Lake regatta describes capsizing of the yacht Nip with Richard Jackett Jr and Robert Harden of this city and George Mowry of Appleton. The vessel was righted then capsized again while being towed, high waves hinder rescue as crews attempt to reach the stricken boat.
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Robert Harden
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Oshkosh Boat Wins opener in rough regatta
The Kathryn II the Rueckstat flyer dominates the first inland lake regatta in rough weather. Once expected to be delicate she proves sturdy beating waves and wind. Now analysts wonder if she will excel in light weather after recent surgery by James Jones.
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James Jones
Diggs Takes Stand In His Own Behalf In Reno Case
Maury Diggs former California state architect testified he feared the scandal would ruin his family and business and that he planned to leave town to let public opinion die down. He contradicted Miss Warrington and Miss Norris saying they urged him to go. He described the Reno escapade and insisted he acted to protect his future and not flee.
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Reso
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
Drew Caminetti
van Fleet
Dinces
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Miss Norris
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Warrington
Los Angeles
Oshkosh Awarded Money for Continuation Schools
State board of industrial education approved 1912 13 funding for Wisconsin continuation schools at Stout Institute. Grants totaled include Beaver Dam 43.44 Beloit 33.00 Chippewa Falls 1 0022 Eau Claire 2 435 67 Fond du Lac 3 000 Green Bay 949 9 Madison 2 548 Iron Mountain 1 412 07 Racine 33 932 07 Superior 5 090 33 Two Rivers 1 001 23 West Allis 2 693 39.
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Sanitation at stations and Turkish move in Thrace
European governments plan to press Turkey on the advance of troops in Thrace. In Washington, acting Secretary Allen orders sweeping inspections of sanitary arrangements and safeguards in railroad stations and trains. Inspectors from the Treasury oversee the checks with reports to the Public Health Service.
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Toay
Turkey
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Secretary of Treasury
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Secretary of the Treasury
Allen
Rain and heat straining Kansas and Missouri farms
A severe storm swept St Louis with heat dropping as rain eased droughts across Missouri and Kansas. Rain aided Jefferson City flood relief while southeast Kansas and northern Oklahoma face ongoing water shortages and damaged farm implements. Farmers rush to repair, drill wells, and run windmills as tractors aid irrigation.
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Fees To County Clerks Allow Naturalization Fees
Madison Wisconsin August 19 County clerks may keep naturalization filing fees as per Attorney General Owen The ruling cites a legislature act granting those fees to county clerks District Attorney Fred Arnold of Eau Claire sought guidance The message notes a Wisconsin incorporation for The GG A Creek company and a Northwestern Railway penalty payment of 831 dollars for three day delays in semt annual trials
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GG. A. Creek Company
Duluth
Wisconsin
Northwestern Railway Company
Wife of Dead Man Held
The coroner's jury found Otto Koehler died by violence, not lightning. His widow Minnie Koehler faces a murder charge. a sheriff's warrant will be served.
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Foss Not a Candidate for Governor Nomination
Boston August 19 Foss announces he will not seek the Republican nomination for governor though enough signatures exist to place his name on the primary ballot He has not decided whether to run as an independent.
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Associated Press
Boston
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General Carmelo Castro Reaches Port of Spain
Gen. Carmelo Castro brother of Venezuela’s ex-president Cipriano Castro arrived in Port of Spain from Barranquilla via Curacao under an assumed name. He recently led rebel troops that invaded Tachira.
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Carmelo Castro
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Barranquilla
Colombia
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Tachira
Explosion Kills and Injures Over a Hundred in Tacubaya
A dynamite laden gondola on a Tacubaya streetcar line exploded after a collision with an iron pine car in a crowded area near Mexico City. The blast left more than 100 dead or injured, many women and children, with 500 feet destroyed and adobe houses reduced to clay and dust. Most victims were laborers.
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Mexico City
Tacubaya
Western trunk line committee studies railway tariff changes
Duluth Minnesota hosts three day session of the western trunk line association. Delegates from railroads west of Chicago and north of St Louis attend with traffic managers and major manufacturers. Freight tariff experts will hear petitions from Duluth and others while rail lines arrange steamer rides and tours.
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Western Trunk Iisa
Chicago
Missouri River
St. Louis
Western Trunk
Commercial Club Committee
Middle West
Range
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Elgin
Pittsburg
Hotelmen Gather for Northwestern Convention in Duluth
Duluth Minnesota August 19 hotel keepers and members of the Northwestern Hotel Men's association gather for their eleventh annual convention. Mayor Prince gives welcome as delegates arrive and hotels decorate for three days of meetings. Governor Eberhart may speak at the banquet while visits to Mesaba range iron mines and lumber interests are arranged for non-travelers.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Northwestern Hotelmen's Association
Prince
Twin Cities
Omaha
Superior Street
J. A. Medlar
Northwestern Hotel Men’s Association
Eberhart
Edwin H. Lee
Duluth Hotel Men's Association
Lee
Mesaba
Murder at Indianap lis real estate dealer found dead
Frank Falk a real estate dealer was murdered on a temporary bridge over the White River in Indianapolis. His body was found by three circus workers. a revolver with spent shells lay nearby. Mrs Falk and two daughters survived. no motive or robbery signs noted. Falk also owned a short car line in Brownsburg.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Falk
White River
Washington Avenue
Falk
Brownsburg
Wisconsin Weather Forecast: Showers With Cooler Temps
Uncertain weather tonight and Wednesday brings cooler temperatures with chances of showers. Extended outlook shows a sharp temperature drop and notable changes in humidity and wind across the region.
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