Keep the War Localized Says Foreign Diplomats
Reports from Berlin and London describe diplomats urging a localized conflict as European armies mass at strategic points. Premier Asquith in the House of Commons stresses circumscribing clashes while Austria Hungary and Servia move troops toward Bosnian frontiers amid market turmoil.
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Belgium and Russia War News Bulletin July 29
A long telegraphic dispatch updates wartime moves from Brussels Petersburg Berlin Vienna Portland London Paris and Washington. It notes Belgium mobilization of three reserve classes, Serbia Austria Hungary actions, troop movements on the Russian frontier and German troop readiness. President Wilson monitors developments while Red Cross aid begins allocation to Serbian and Austrian relief efforts.
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Uncle Joe Cannon Seeks Congress in Republican Push
Former speaker Joseph G. Cannon declares for the Teleh] teenth LUboig district seat. He cites Republican support, outlines tariff defense, and criticizes Wilson policy. Cannon notes a primary on September ninth and pledges a vigorous campaign if nominated.
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Republican Party
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Embargo Lifted on Wheat Shipments to Galveston
Topeka Kan July 29 The embargo on wheat shipments to Galveston for export will be raised Saturday at midnight instead of Monday at midnight as planned announced today by J R Koontz general freight agent of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway He said Galveston elevator managers report cars in yards could be unloaded by Saturday night
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Warburg accepts invitation to Senate banking talk
President Wilson received a telegram from Paul A Warburg of New York saying he would likely come to Washington to confer with the senate banking committee on his nomination to the Federal Reserve Board. The White House said the matter was considered closed and Warburg would appear soon after. A long distance call with Secretary Turner followed and Warburg said the talk with Senator Likelihood was satisfactory.
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Endowment Plan Promoted by Wisconsin Knights Meeting
Special to The Novianc etermy Green Wisconsin July 24 The Catholic Knights of Wisconsin in session here adapted no resolution whereby every member will pay nineteen sixty five cent a month for four years to establish an endowment of $12,000 for Marquette University in Mill Wanker Le cesolution wags presented by Gus tav Kellar Appleton in thenati off JT O'Brien representing the unit ET hity There was til over rates at the altaneon sersion yesterdas Discussion lasted three hours. Some members favored charter amendment by the legislature to allow insurance for 16 year olds instead of 18 No money motion reached on either proposal and discussion resumed last night. At this morning's session it was voted to change the manner of collecting assessments from 46 to 12.4 year and to refer to branches the proposition of admitting members at age 16 instead of 18 There will be no change in rates due to the consolidated plan.
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JT O'Brien
Sime
Western Golf Results at Kent Country Club
Western Amateur play sees top players like Jack Neville Harold Weber and Howard B Lee eliminated in forenoon matches at Grand Rapids Michigan Neville Spurs poor putting against E P Allga Milwaukee while Chick Evans defeats Lee 1 up Evans card 72 35 37 Lee 77 Sawyer Wheaton defeats Edwards by default Early rounds feature Seckell over Lyon Walton over Standish Stanton over Weber Hate Jed Hunter over Gardner Jed Faunce over 2 up First round results and match leaders summarized.
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Grand Rapids
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Storage houses criticised those of Witnoia asked to file schedules
Storage ware house companies were ordered to file schedules of their charges with the Minnesota public utilities commission. A complaint by the Elgin Commercial Club of Elgin against the American and Wells Fargo Express companies for alleged discrimination in charges in favor of Aurora will be heard by Richard Yates, utilities commissioner, on August 11.
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Minois Public Utilities Commission
Elgin Commercial Club
Elgin
American
Wells-Fargo Express
Aurora
Richard Yates
House Utilities
Peace for Mexico Seen as Path to Recognition
Reports from Washington state that peace talks between Carranza and the constitutionalists may lead to U S recognition. Delegates Millar and Allende, traveling with Carbajal, were en route to Tampico while Castro Silva discussed amnesty and guarantees for those fleeing after Madero's overthrow. A Niagara Falls treaty with Huerta is expected to be scrutinized for possible U S, Argentina, Brazil, and Chile recognition. Zapata's forces may cooperate with the constitutionalists to secure peace, with Villa's intentions reportedly near.
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Claflin Receivers Named by Federal Judge
Federal judge signs order making permanent the appointment of Joseph B. Martindale and Frederick A. Juilliard as receivers for MH B Claflin company upon creditors recommendation. Special master George C. Holt’s report on the creditors meeting approved.
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New Consuls Nominated by Wilson in July List
President Wilson today nominated consuls Arthur J. Clare of the District of Columbia for Port Antonio Jamaica and Corasius Ferriz Jr of Colorado for Bluefields Nicaragua. The list includes other pending postings from Washington with details incomplete.
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Washington,d. C
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Arthur J. Clare
District of Columbia
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Corasius Ferriz, Jr
Colorado
Bluefelds
Nica- Tagua
Election at Lakeside Sanitarium Officers Elected
Lakeside sanitarium stockholders met this morning and elected Dr M. M. Corbett as president with George Lilton as vice president and Jor W. Morgenroth as secretary. Directors named were G. Py Pullion and H. Bishop along with routine business.
Fraternal Reserve Association Dedication Ceremony
Dedication exercises for the Fraternal Reserve Association new building at the corner of Washington and Bute streets featured an Ariot orchestra performance, Rev Edward H Smith, Mayor John Mulva and Supreme President EL Ticks as speakers. Attendees heard talks on fraternity thrift and insurance safety, with several fraternal leaders delivering remarks.
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New York Democrats Seek Wilson Attitude on Federal Statute
Fifteen members of the New York City delegation in Congress, led by Representative Fitzgerald, met President Wilson at the White House to press his position on factory interes ts and state matters. The delegation included Guldfogle Dowling O Leary George Left Levy and Cantor. Some indicated they did not approve the movement.
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Roosevelt to be heard on Colombian treaty delay
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee told Colonel Roosevelt he would be heard when the panel decides to take up the Colombian treaty. The panel noted it was unlikely any action would occur this session. Chairman Stone said he would notify Roosevelt by letter and invite his input if the treaty is moved.
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Constitutional amendment proposed to limit public office terms
Washington DC July 24 a joint resolution proposes a constitutional change to ban any person from being appointed elected or chosen to public office for more than fifteen years. It would apply to federal and state offices except supreme court justices and certain federal officers. The measure would not affect current officeholders.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Representative Moon
Tennessee
Henry Spencer to be hanged after reprieve denial
Governor Dunne refused to intervene after Henry Spencer, convicted of killing Mildred Rexroat, was denied a final reprieve. The execution is scheduled for Friday morning in the Wheaton jail yard for the luring of the dancing teacher to a lonely place near Wayne and her murder.
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Strange Will Run for U S Senate
Tal Strange of Menasha former lieutenant governor and paper manufacturer announces his candidacy for the United States Senate. He states nomination papers were circulated to ensure timely entry and will pursue an active campaign and a stated platform regardless of other entrants.
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Mariquite
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Milwaukee Free Tress
New York Market Firm Buoys Securities Amid War Turmoil
The New York Stock Exchange showed strength while London and Paris markets faltered due to the Austro-Serbian war. Canadian Pacific and other issues attracted large purchases as prices recovered after early declines. Insurance demand for golf shipments remained robust despite high premiums. In Chicago, cautions from bankers led to calmer grain markets and shifted margins across trades.
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Noted Parisians Adrien Hebrard and Paul Reclus Die
Adrien Hebrard editor of The Temps and long time journalist dies at eighty. he served as managing editor since 1870 and was senator from 1879 to 1897. Paul Reclus, renowned French surgeon and academy member, dies at sixty seven.
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