Mexican Situation Will Be Clearly Set Forth
The United States will not reply to Huerta note. mediation rejected, Huerta must initiate talks if further negotiations occur. President Wilson to address Congress on the Mexican situation with possible new recommendations, while foreign relations committees confer tonight. Authorities investigate killings of Maderista congressmen Read and Morangel, linked to Huerta supporters, prompting Lind to warn that relations are at risk.
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Huerta
Washington
United States
Wilson
America
Mexico
Congress
Senate
House Foreign Relations Committees
Lind
Bryan
Foreign Relations Committees
Mexico City
Serrepa Read
Boras Morangel
Maderista
Chaloner Says That Harry Thaw Is Sane
Richmond Va Aug 26 John Armstrong Chaloner author of Whos Loony Now escaped to Virginia and spoke to United Press declaring Thaw sane and deserving release if he follows advice He says he never invited Thaw to Virginia and regards lunacy law as key while urging a Pennsylvanian trial after a Connecticut coast tug meet for Thaws fate He hopes Thaw is liberated.
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Richmond
John Armstrong Chaloner
New York
Virginia
United Preas
White
Conard
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Little girl stabbed at Eagles picnic in hip
Franely Buchanan daughter of Mrs M A Buchanan owner of the Roman hotel dining room was stabbed in the hip at the Eagles picnic. A deep gash about an inch and a half long was found after blood saturated her dress. The knife cut through three layers of clothing. identity of the attacker unknown. The mother suspects a pervert.
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Franely Buchanan
M. A. Buchanan
Boman
Eagles
Socialists Called Into Court Over Injunction Critique
Superior Judge Humphries ordered Prosecuting Attorney Murphy to file contempt of court complaints against Dr. Titus and other socialists for criticizing the Sunday speaking injunction in prescribed districts. The action follows court restrictions on public discussion in specific areas.
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Seattle
Humphries
Murphy
Titus
Hermiston Farmers Organize and Plan Fruit Shipments
Hermiston Oregon Aug 25 The Hermiston Fruitgrowers association has affiliated with the Northwest Distributors association and plans shipping Elberta peaches and grapes This is the first large shipment season for the Umatilla project and growers aim to build a reputation for an honest pack Hermiston will also hold a dairy and hog show on October 18 with a committee managing the event Premiums will be awarded for Jerseys Holsteins and grade cows A free for all milk fat test will be conducted and expected entries exceed 100 The Hermiston area with about 1000 cows supplies the local creamery
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Hermiston
Ore
Hermiston Fruitgrowers' Association
Northwest Distributors’ Association
Umatilla
Commercial Chuir
F. B. Swayze
C. 3. McNaught
Mr. Lazelle
Lazelle
Indians to be photographed for memorial exhibit
Major James McLoughlin and Dr Joseph Dixon lead six on a tour of Indian reservations to collect motion pictures and phonographic records. They will visit Umatilla agency to film and record local Indians and may stage at Cayuse camp. The project backs a New York memorial for Fort Wadsworth with private funding. Taft began ground breaking last year. Records will be stored at Fort Wadsworth to preserve the tribal history.
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James McLoughlin
Joseph Kossuth Dixon
Indian Memorial
Umatilla
Swartslander
Cayuse
Fort Wadsworth
Harbor
New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Taft
McLoughlin
Collision at Astoria Destroys Two Vessels at Waterfront
At Astoria on August 25 a Norwegian steamer the Fageland and German bark Thielbek collided head on off the waterfront. Both ships suffered extensive damage with repairs costing several thousands of dollars each. No one was seriously hurt though fireman Johan Brupjell had a narrow escape when the bark struck the steamer’s forepeak bunk.
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Astoria
Thodo Fagelund
Thielbek
Fageland
Balboa
M. Nolan
Chinook
Ock
Johan Brupjell
Fagelund
Brupjell
Death of American to be investigated
Constantinople August 25 American Vice-consul Heck left for Armenia to investigate the murder of American missionary Charles Holbrook at Sousehir. It is believed Holbrook was mistaken for another and the killing was not a prelude to anti Christian atrocities.
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Constantinople
Heck
Armenia
Charles Holbrook
Sousehir
Holbrook
Currency bill to go without change
The president told bankers the currency bill amendments will be rejected. He said Chicago banking resolutions show a professional self interested move by a few big bankers. He doubts those resolutions reflect bankers or business leaders overall, and cites indirect reports that rank and file bankers and business men favor the bill.
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Washington
Chicago
Plan to Move Moroccan Capital to Rabat
Paris officials today announced a government effort to shift the Moroccan capital from Fez to Rabat for economic, climate, and military reasons. The move aims to centralize administration and improve strategic efficiency in the protectorate.
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Paris
Morocco
Fee
Rabat
Thaw Deportation Talk Clouds Vermont Extradition
Reports from Sherbrooke claim Harry Thaw faces deportation to Vermont with authorities ready to release him at Norton Mills if extradition requests succeed. Rumors allege bribery attempts to sway American and Canadian officials, while prosecutors fear rescue plots and further legal appeals up to Englands privy council.
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John Nevin
Sherbrooke
Harry Thaw
Norton Mills
Vermont
Glynn
Houses Raided In Pendleton Morality Sweep
In Pendleton a raid by Governor West’s moral squad led to the arrest of seventeen women and several landlords at four rooming houses and private residences. Det. Tom Kay and six agents seized the premises late last night and await complaints to be filed by Ernest Ring0, special prosecutor. Bond set at 200 for each landlady and 50 for each girl. men released.
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Salem
Ore
Ernest Ring0
West
Pendleton
Tom Kay
Governor West
Steiner
Kay
Palace Lodging House
Columbia Lodging House
Umatilla
Cosbie Street
Sleepers Camp In Street For Round-Up Ticket Line
Eight men slept on cots in Court street in front of the Round-up ticket office to secure early positions. By 7 am about 100 waited for grandstand seats as Vice-president Ritner opened the office. Local figures included Councilman R F Kirkpatrick and Bert Wilson among arrivals who paid for spots.
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Court Street
Ritner
R F. Kirkpatrick
Carl Cooley
Robert Jones
Fred W. Lampkin
Roy Buchanan
Paul Sperry
Bert Wilson
0.W. RR
Pete Schaefer
Waltern
Conspiracy Allegations Hit New York Impeachment
New York August 25 When the state assembly judiciary committee met Lynn J Arnold said ten prominent New Yorkers provided evidence claiming a fiendish frame up to impeach Governor Sulzer. He urged summoning Murphy Frawley Levy and others to testify amid charges of bribery and coercion tied to the impeachment.
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Murphy, Frawley, Levy
Sulzer
New York
Judiciary Committee of the State Assembly
Lynn J. Arnold
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Frawley
Levy
Arnold
James C. Garrison
New
Garrison
Assembly
Whitman
Edward McCall
Norman Mack
William Fitzpatrick
Glynn
Patrick McCabe
John McCovey
Victor Dowling
Robert Wagner
Senator Frawley
James Foley
Alfred E. Smith
Assemblyman Levy
Thomas Carmody
Alleged auto theft arrests in local stopover
Spokane authorities arrested three men after a five passenger Studebaker tied to a Spokane theft appeared in Oregon. They sold the car to saloonkeeper H F Peters for 250 dollars, with about 75 recovered. Police chief John Kearney arrested them as they prepared to leave. Two men were found innocent and freed. the vehicle and one suspect were taken back to Spokane. The case remains unclear from sparse information.
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Spokane
Oregon
Studebaker
H. F. Peters
John Kearney
City
Million Bushels Wheat Trade Shocks Pendleton Market
More than a million bushels of wheat changed hands in Pendleton last Saturday as buyers paid 60 to 70 cents, drawing many farmers to town to close at their asking price. The rush exhausted available stock and left the market quiet the next day with agents unsure of current quotations.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla Block Damaged by Fire in Baumister Building
Fire in the Baumister building basement caused about 25,000 dollars in damage. Stanley Music House stock was destroyed while W H Meyer’s store suffered heavy smoke and water damage. The rest of the text contains stray phrases not affecting the main event.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Baumister
Stanley Music House
W. H. Meyer
Aupporting
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