Lind and Gamboa Hold Late Talks on Mexican Conditions
Personal representative, unaccompanied, visits the foreign minister's home for several hours to discuss Mexican conditions in a conference late last night.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
1
Vera Cruz Indians Revolt Tensions Feed Mexican Dispatch
John Lind held a late night conference with Mexican Foreign Minister Federico Gamboa at the minister's private residence in Mexico City. Lind traveled without an escort, amid ongoing unrest in Vera Cruz and a gubernatorial situation unfolding in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
John Lind
Federico Gamboa
Indians revolt in Huatusco district Vera Cruz
Several thousand Indians in the Huatusco district Vera Cruz revolted relying on promises of Carranza agents that land will be divided among them. They are poorly armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huatusco
Vera Cruz
Associated Press Dispatch
Mexico City
Carranza
Accident Injury In Gainesville House Party
Edgar Turner proprietor of the Turner cottage was accidentally shot in the head and face by a hunting companion. His wounds are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Edgar Turner
Prospects Bright for Big Attendance at 6 1 A
President Bizzell believes the coming session will be the largest in the history of the local institution based on current indications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizzell
Bright Prospects for Largest CIA Attendance This Year
President Bizzell reports strong applications and preparations to accommodate all attendees at the College of Industrial Arts, despite dormitory limits. Two faculty changes for the coming year: Maude E. Wyckoff to teach interior decoration and Ella Groenewald’s replacement by Ollie B. Harris in textile chemistry weaving and millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizzell
College of Industrial Arts
Susie M. Parr
Maude E. Wyckoff
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Wyckoff
Pratt Institute
New York Water Gold Club
Boston
Buffalo
Wyckoff
Ollie
Texas Crops Require Rain as Drought Spreads
Reports from across Texas indicate crops are suffering from dry conditions with only light damage so far. Agencies warn losses could grow in days if soaking rains do not arrive.
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Associated Press
Weather uneven. Texas crops need rain to prevent losses
Reports from across Texas indicate no serious crop damage yet but a soaking rain within a week is needed to avert losses. Conditions vary by county with scattered spots of excess rain harming some cotton while nearby fields require moisture. North and Northeast Texas and areas along the Oklahoma border show the greatest need. West Texas generally fair with some failures. South and Central Texas resemble last year’s cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
West
Scurry County Sees Helpful Showers Over Two Days
Good showers have fallen in Scurry county during the past two days. Farmers report moisture aiding crops as August 15 records note the recent wet spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurry County
Associated Press Dispatch
Snyder
Heatwave Strains Three States as Crops Fail
Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri endured the eleventh day of extreme heat with temperatures around 100 to 108. Crops were paralyzed and water supplies exhausted in towns like Olathe and Lawrence. Cattle and poultry are rushed to market as pastures dry up and feed becomes scarce amid a prolonged drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Olathe
Lawrence
Medicine Lodge
Cottonwood Falls
Cotton Crops Suffer From Heat and Drought in Denton County
Denton County farmers report cotton showing deleterious effects of extreme heat and dry weather with blooms and squares dropping. Four fifths of counties are worse, but Denton remains among the best prospects. Most cotton already has good-sized bolls, a rain within weeks is essential. Cool nights help plants resist midday heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton County
Denton
Porter Charlton Delivered to Italy for Trial
Porter Charlton, who confessed to killing his wife during a 1910 honeymoon, was delivered to Italian authorities for trial. The couple's body was found in a trunk at Lake Como, near their cottage, after a lengthy extradition battle from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porter Charlton
Charlton
Lake Como
Charitons
America
Body of Harry Beattie Found Murdered in Box Car
Galveston reports the body of Harry Beattie of Little Rock discovered yesterday in a box car with a crushed head. Police search for a man said to have slept in the same car with Beattie the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brody
H. Beattie
Little Rock
Galveston
Harry Beattie
Beattie
Senator Penrose Urges Probe Over Mexican Murders
Pennsylvania Senator demands investigation into ongoing American deaths in Mexico. He claims daily killings occur and says the State Department has been apprised of the issue, urging swift action and public accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
William Bayard Hale
State Department
Refugees report treat of POWs and killings in Mexico
About 150 refugees released from quarantine claim federals in Durango execute prisoners of war including Americans. They say Roger Palmer, an American railway cashier, was killed for not knowing a company safe combination. In Washington, Senator Penrose introduces a resolution on Hale’s Mexico City mission and calls for police measures amid reports of Americans being murdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Galveston
Durango
Roger Palmer
Washington
Penrose
Senate
William Bayard Hale
Mexico City
Hale
Ardmore
Dr. Hale
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Extra Session to Continue in Washington Through Snow
The Senate Democratic caucus decided Congress will stay in session until snow falls and may extend beyond the December term to finish tariff and currency measures. It urged immediate consideration of currency and banking legislation after the tariff bill passes, without committing to a specific currency proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate Democratic Caucus
President Wilson Reprimands Ambassador Wilson
President Wilson publicly reprimanded Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson for his attack on the British Foreign Office. The U S government instructed Ambassador Page to convey regret to Sir Edward Grey that a diplomatic official of the United States should have engaged in such impropriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Page
Edward Grey
United States
Fatal shooting wounds Penticost family in Houston
Aug 15 Mrs W R Penticost died from gunshot wounds suffered early yesterday near a West Montgomery avenue saloon. Her son Boss Penticost is in serious condition and her husband W R Penticost was injured but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
W. R. Penticost
Boss Penticost
Montgomery Avenue
House Debates Constitutional Convention Bill and Other Measures
In Austin on August 15 the House introduced a proposal to call a constitutional convention to be voted on in November next year. Members Humphries Fuller McDaniel and others supported the plan. The measure paused for now as votes loomed. The House also passed Morrow's indeterminate sentence bill readjustment and Wortham's flag bills. Insurgents sought to strike the warehouse bill enacting clause before a vote. Senate actions included appointing the contingent expense committee to advise on paying attorneys in the Oliver Wheeler contest and approving a 25000 liquor laws service enforcement appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
Humphries
Fuller
McDaniel
Morrow
Wortham
Senate
Insurgents Move to Beat Bill to Open Other Matters
In Austin on August 15 the insurgent caucus resolved to beat the Calvin warehouse bill to clear the way for other legislative matters. A conference committee handles the final penitentiary bill with power to modify House and Senate versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
Senate
Sulzer Aide Improves. Levy Also Ill in Albany
In Albany on August 415 Mrs. Sulzer shows improvement while Aaron J. Levy the majority leader, who pushed Governor Sulzer's impeachment in the assembly, is reported to be suffering a nervous breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Aaron J. Levy
Assembly
Court Upholds McAlester Pardons In Absence Case
Oklahoma City officials said the Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that Lieutenant Governor McAlester acted with full gubernatorial authority while Gov Cruce was out of state. The ruling approves McAlester’s pardons of three convicts made during the absence. The textbook contract matter remained unconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
McAlester
Cruce
Court of Criminal Appeals
No arrest yet in Dallas Brown murder case
Dallas August 15 reports no arrest has been made in the Brown murder case up to this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Associated Press Dispatch
Brown
Dallas Police Close In On Miss Florence Brown Murder Case
A Dallas police official said an arrest within 48 hours is probable for the July 28 murder of Miss Florence Brown. Officials indicated the arrest would not be announced by the department but would likely become known through other channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Florence Brown
Adams dies of wounds in Reinhardt farm shooting
Near Reinhardt on the Adams farm Robert L. Adams died after being shot by his wife following a confrontation with his young companion Bertha Neese. Mrs Adams claimed victim and Bertha Neese were visiting the house when the shooting occurred and she fired after retrieving a pistol from a dresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Adams
Dallas
Associated Press Dispatch
Robert L. Adams
Adams Farm
Reinhardt
Bertha Neese
Adams
Brandenburg
Dialogue on judging by clothes sparks courtroom quip
A witty exchange unfolds as Sanford and Crabshaw discuss appearances versus reality. The judge chimes in on how such judgments mislead both genders, underscoring caution in perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Crabshaw
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