Mexico May Yet Approve Up Efforts
Foreign governments pressuring Huerta to meet US demands may push Wilson to delay reading his congressional message. Wilson’s allies say envoy talks fail to progress, while he prepares a complete message to Congress. US may ship arms only under strict neutrality limits, with Jun 25 policy unchanged. Root opposes recognizing Huerta and endorses an embargo on arms to Mexico.
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WASHINGTON
ETuerta
Mexico
United States
Wilson
congress
John Lind
Pluerta
senate
Thursda
Emillio Rabosa
Frederico Gamboa
Huerta
Bryan life
Prisoner Thaw faces deportation or court hearing
In Sherbrooke Quebec an ultimatum from immigration authorities pushes Flarry x Thaw to accept Deportation to Newport Vermont as an undesirable alien or be arraigned next Wednesday with Canadian authorities signaling they will wash their hands of the case. If he declines he stays a fugitive without a hearing until October. Lawyers confer all morning. British subject chauffeur controversy swirls as supporters plead for Thaw.
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STITZERBROOKE
Quebec
Flarry x
Thaw
Sherbrooke
Matteawan
Newport Vt
atien
Fils
Roger O'Mara
Pittsburg
Thasy
Thompson
Toronto
New York City
Conger
Dutchess county
New York
Kennedy
Stanford White
Vermont
Lomer Gouin
Aylmer
Illness of Pet Goat Costs San Francisco Woman 1200
In San Francisco on August 23, Miss Anna Smith suffered a loss of about 1200 dollars after buying a gypsy charm from a traveling woman who claimed a sick goat and the woman herself were bewitched. The tale recounts illness, a crippled goat, and the gypsy’s alleged spell.
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San Francisco
Anna Smith
Pittsburg
Miss Smith
Miss Satin
Forty Theives in Town Troubling Police Patrols
A surge of forty strangers in town has kept police busy over 48 hours. Reports show increased robberies and drunken incidents. Jose Averado was jailed for drunkenness after a fight and injuries. Henry Carlson, local to Southern Pacific tracks, broke a window defending himself. several others admitted robberies or were fined for intoxication. Thomas Barry was ordered out of town for disorderly conduct.
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Jose Averado
Tie
Henry Carlson
Southern Pacific
Know-How-Ltiveness Stick-To-It-Lveness Motto
A prominent U S drug manufacturer built wealth by a motto about practical persistence and retailer loyalty. He is among the largest newspaper advertisers in the country and plans a vast cooperative ad campaign. The campaign will use newspapers and The Gazette as a key medium to reach consumers and retailers.
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United States
Ife
Gazette
Mulhall Says Money Passed in Lobby Probe
Martin M. Mulhall testified before the house lobby committee that Representative McDermott of Illinois claimed he received $2,000 from brewery interests in the 1912 campaign for a capital project. He named John A. McDermott's New York cousin A. K. Fleming and I. H. Menuchach as others who discussed the sum. The senate committee will begin continuous sessions next Tuesday to finish the lobby investigation.
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WASHINGTON
Martin M. Mulhall
house lobby committee
McDermott
Ilinois
Mulhall
John A. MecDermott
New York
A. K. Fleming
I. H. Menuchach
house
senate committee
Caminetti Faces Difficult Row After White Slave Trial
F Drew Caminetti speaks of a grim future as his trial for alleged white slave act violations looms. He laments public opinion and fears being shunned, recounting job rejections in Sacramento and saying he has not reconciled with his wife despite occasional contact and a visit with his daughter.
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SAN FRANCISCO
F. Drew Caminetti
Maury I. Diggs
Reno
Diggs
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
California
Caminetti
Sacramento
Bankers Urge Money Reform
The resolutions committee reported at the bankers meeting in Chicago that the Owen Glass bill, while strong, should be amended. They urged a single central reserve bank, max five, and insisted the new law be based on the gold standard to satisfy bankers and businessmen.
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CHICAGO
resolutions committee
Washington
Disaster victim found after Raton tunnel cave-in
The body of E. D. Stansell Santa Fe bridge foreman was recovered in Trinidad Colorado August 23. Four of his men were killed in the cave-in last Wednesday. The bodies of Fred Fleener and George Clement remain in the debris. Coroner C. M. Bayne of Coifax County New Mexico prepared to hold an inquiry at Raton this afternoon.
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TRINIDAD
Colo
E. D. Stansell
Santa Fe
Raton
Fred Fleener
George Clement
C. M. Bayne
Coifax county
New Mexico
Injunction in divorce case appoints Tonopah receiver
F Bonneau of Tonopah appointed receiver of the property and business of William B Johnson. Judge Morrow of the circuit court of appeals at Carson City continued the restraining order to bar Johnson from disposing assets worth about 100000 while Mrs Johnson seeks to set aside the decree and obtain an accounting. Johnson lacked representation at the hearing. The decree-set aside question will be heard in federal court later. Weather notes from Denver include Arizona cloudy with storms, Utah generally fair with showers and cooler conditions.
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F. Bonneau
Tonopah
William 8. Johnson
Morrow
circuit court of appeals
Carson City
Farrington
Johnson
Raw wool dominates Senate debate with delays
In Washington August 23 free raw wool again sparked Senate debate as Democratic leaders aim for a vote on substitute amendments tonight. Senator Catron of New Mexico offered another high-rate substitute, while Senator Jones proposed inheritance tax provisions. The wool schedule was approved by the Senate as a committee of the whole, with Smoot La Follette Penrose and Carton delaying speeches to a later time. Free raw wool is to be voted on next week when the free list is reached.
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WASHINGTON
senate
enator Catron
New Mexico
Jones
United States
finance committee
Simmons
James
Brandegee
Wilson
Smort
Penrose La Follette
Carton
Thatcher to push state bank affairs through creditor formed corporation
Attorney General Thatcher plans to take the State Bank and Trust affairs from Judge Langan's court and run them via a corporation formed by depositors and creditors, with acceptance by Governor Oddie and Judge Langan. He will present evidence on removal questions while pursuing the proposed plan and addressing receiver Wilkes' salary and his attorneys' fees on appeal. Public consent from creditors, depositors, and stockholders will be needed.
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Thatcher
State Bank and Trust company
Judge Langan
Oddie
Langan
Wilkes
supreme court
Wildes
French to Seize Pan American Exposition Site in San Francisco
Paris dispatch reports a French delegation arrived in San Francisco to take possession of a site for the Panama Pacific Exposition. The group includes M. Tierman director of expositions, G Roger Sandoz secretary of the expositions commission, M. Pellerin de la Touche administrator of Trans Atlantic steamship lines, and M. Savy government architect.
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PARIS
San Francisco
M. Tierman
ministry of commercee
G. Roger Sandoz
M. Pellerin de la Touche
M. Savy
Knockout Ends Prizefighter John W. Young Jr
John W Ball Young Jr the prizefighter died in a Los Angeles hospital after surgery for cerebral hemorrhage following a knockout by Jess Willard. Willard faced technical arrest and was later taken into custody on a manslaughter charge as officials reviewed the bout and Youngs fatal injuries.
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LOS ANGELES
Cal
John W. (Ball) Young, Jr
Jess Willard
Young
Pelkey Cancels Fight After Young Tragedy
Heavyweight claimant Arthur Pelkey called off his September 22 Vernon bout with Charley Miller due to the death of Young. Pelkey, who faced Luther McCarty in the fatal Calvary bout, was a close friend of Young and spoke from a hospital bed where he recovers from nasal trouble, saying he could not enter the ring with any but sorrow.
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Young
Arthur Pelkey
Vernon
Charley Miller
Pelkey
Luther McCarty
Calvary
Alberta
Canada
Boxing Promoters and Officials Surrender Over Death
The promoters Thomas J. McCarey and Al Greenewald and referee Charles Eyton turned themselves in after Young's death. The warrant named Harry Gilmore Jr and others including Tom Jones and Al Hader with a 5000 dollar bond for Willard and 1000 dollars for the others. Funeral plans were set by Noah Young with the body to be taken to Glenn Rock Wyoming. An early skull operation aimed at stopping a cerebral hemorrhage initially seemed successful, but hospital staff later said Young would likely die.
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Thomas J. McCarey
Al Greenewald
Charles Eyton
Young
Willard
Greenwald
McCarrey
Eyton
Harry Gilmore
Tom Jones
Al Hader
Vernon arena
Starry Monahan
Youngs
Jim Cameron
Jack” Davies
Charles Anslinger
Eddie Webster
Noah Young
Glenn Rock
Wyo
Gaynor Plans to Run Alone for Mayor
New York August 23 Mayor Gaynor will seek re election as an independent in a three ticket field with Democratic Fusion and Gaynor League backing. The Democratic committee names Edward E McCall for mayor and the Fusion ticket includes John Purroy Mitchell. Gaynor will campaign to anti Tammany voters while both rivals downplay potential weakness from his nomination.
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New York
Gaynor
democratic
fusion
Edward E. McCall
supreme court
public service commission
John Purreey Mitchell
Gaynor league
Tammany men
Train No. 24 Wreck Injures Engine Crew, Washout
Southern Pacific train No. 24 from San Francisco to Toaa collided with a washout near GHHs junction about 75 miles south of Hagen. Engineer Darwin and fireman R. B Spears, both of Sparks, were injured initially described as serious but later listed as not badly hurt. They were to be brought to Sparks. the wreck halted a baggage car derailment while passenger coaches remained on the tracks. Dispatches noted heavy rains caused the washout with no landslide nearby. Superintendent T. F. Rowlands and Dr. Wiser went to the scene as medical aid proved slow to obtain.
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Darwin
R. B Spears
Sparks
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Towa
GHHs junction
Hagen
G.I. Reynolds
fireaom
Mound House
T. F. Rowlands
Salt Lake division
Salt Lake
Sparks yards
Wiser
Boy to Get Reward Up for Horsethief
Kent Lamb, 13, son of Sheriff Lamb, aided in the capture of horse thief Lawrence Gale. A $550 reward will go to the son when paid, with plans to use the money for Reno schooling. Gale was suspected at a ranch near Golconda after a social visit by the boy led to his discovery. The sheriff pursued Gale promptly after the tip.
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Nev
Kent lamb
Sheriff Lamb
Lawrence Gale
Reno
Golconda
Gale
Flo
Paradise valley
Crom
gol
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