Mexico Vice Presidential Vote Sparks Disorder at Convention
At the progressive convention in Mexico City the first ballot produced 615 for Jose Pino Suarez and 600 for Dr. Francisco Vasquez Gomez. Alfredo Robles Dominguez and Fernando Iglesias Calderon trailed as votes flowed, while disorder erupted during the count and calls for pledges intensified as contenders jockeyed for primacy ahead of a possible second ballot.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Jose Pino Suarez
City OF
Mexico
Pino Suarez
Alfredo Robles Dominguez
Suarez
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Dominguez
Gomez
Vasquez Gomez
Yucatan
Calderon
Robles Dominguez
Heas Hé
Francisco Gomez
Fernando Yeglesia Calderon
Regional weather outlook from multiple cities
Observations at 8 a m show temperatures ranging from 60 in St Paul to 72 in Boston with clear skies across most sites. Winds vary from north to southwest at five to sixteen miles per hour as Sunday forecasts call for fair or improving conditions and a slight warmth in some areas.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
New York
Boston
Washington
AP wire carried by others not in San Antonio Light unfounded
A statement claiming the Associated Press day wire into San Antonio is carried in whole or in part by any newspaper other than the San Antonio Light is unfounded and without basis in fact. The record clarifies the reliability of distribution attribution for local readers.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Sunday Light
Funeral arrangements for Judge Neill announced
The funeral of Judge H H Neill of the Civil Court of Appeals Fourth Supreme District Texas will be held in El Paso Sunday afternoon with local lawyers and a Masonic delegation attending. Secretary Belden says the San Antonio Bar will form a committee for resolutions of regret to be presented in county and appellate courts.
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H. H. Neill
Civil Court of Appeals
Fourth Supreme District of Texas
Cloudcroft
el Paso
Bar Association
Samuel Belden
San Antonio
Alamogordo
N. M
Neill
Bexar
Open revolt in Sinaloa sparks regional tension
Unofficial reports claim Governor Banderas of Sinaloa has led an open revolt. Troop columns move from Mazatlan toward Hermosillo as Culican and Yaqui river area fear conflict. Banderas, once Redo’s employee, aided insurgents with arms. he refuses to surrender the governorship.
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Associated’ Press
Tucson
Ariz
Banderas
Sinaloa
Culilacan
Hermosillo
Mazatlan
Yaqui River
Tepic
Redo
Mexico
SCHOONER MARGARET A MAY FEARED LOST CREW DROWNED
The lumber laden schooner Margaret A May under Captain Jarvis, sailing from Charleston to Philadelphia on August 23, has been found stern up near Coles Island. No word from the captain or crew, and officials fear they have drowned.
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Associated Press
Charleston
S. C
Margaret A. May
Jarvis
Philadelphia
Coles Island
Nashville Christian Union seeks dissolution of city baseball club
The Men's Christian Union of Nashville and Governor Hooper press for dissolving the Nashville Baseball team after Sunday games. Attorney General Cates directs Davidson county prosecutor Anderson to start proceedings to have the club forfeited.
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Nashville, Tenn
Men’s Christian Union of Nashville
Nashville
Hooper
Charles A. Cates
Anderson
Davidson County
Forest fires spread in Idaho and Washington blasts
High winds fan multiple forest fires across Bonner county Idaho and into Washington. A major blaze north of Sand Point near Matchwood threatens areas as the forestry department fights a severe fire three miles north of Naples, Idaho, with several other fires under battle.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Bonner County
Idaho
Sand Point
Matchwood
Forestry Department
Naples
Texas Senator A. Q. Mills Dies at Corsicana Home
Former U.S. Senator Roger Quarles Mills of Texas dies at 79 in Corsicana. A Civil War veteran who led the Tenth Texas Infantry, he later served in Congress and the Senate, with a notable Belton secession speech and service as at large representative before four terms in the House. He dies after arteriosclerosis complications. funeral plans not announced.
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Corsicana
Tex
United States
Texas
A. Q. Mills
Colonel Mills
Roger Quarles Mills
Todd ‘County
Kentucky
Palestine
Union
Belton
Lincoln
Tenth Texas Infantry
Arkansas
Columbus
Ohio
Jenene
Generate Trier Hood
Chickamauga
Congress
United States Senate
Charles A. Culberson
Mills
Carrie Jones
Col
Henry Jones
Aviator Falls Into Dorchester Bay and Is Unharmed
Joseph Cummings fell 200 feet in a Bleriot monoplane into Dorchester Bay at Squantum early today. He dragged himself out badly bruised and plans to resume flying next week. Blinded by sun, the craft dived. a propeller blade struck him as he escaped. A whale boat rescued him and brought him ashore.
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Associated Press
Bosito
Joseph
Cummings
Junk to be cleared from Panama Canal line
The scrap and junk from the former French Panama Canal company era will be cleared before completion. Bids open September 5 from scrap dealers for purchase and renewal of debris within three years. Items include locomotives dump cars tanks barges boilers girders dredges sheet iron and old machinery parts.
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New York
Mpeneeee
Panama Canal Company
Six Injured in Train Collision near Litburn
Six persons were injured today when Sea Board Air Line passenger train No. 41 collided head on with a construction near Litburn, 24 miles east of Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Seaboard Air Line
Litburn
Atanta
Texas Railroads Delinquent on Annual Reports
In Austin on September 2, the railroad commission announced that a large share of about 100 Texas railroads are delinquent in filing their annual reports. The law imposes a fine of 500 dollars for each day reports are late. reports were due yesterday.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Commission
Three Children Die in Cabin Fire in Ellis County
In Waxahachie Texas three young children of William Jones were burned to death in their cabin in the southern part of Ellis County yesterday. An older sibling survived. Investigators examine the cause as a tragic family fire.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
Tex
William Jones
Ellis County
Seven Drown in River Collision Near Toledo
Seven men died when the 35 foot Nemo launch was struck by the 600 foot freighter Phillip Minch on the Maumee river near Red Can Buoy at 1 30 this morning. The victims include Harry Batch James Wisler Thomas Purcelk Fred Shane William Blatt William Carroll and Rudolph Yunker.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Maumee
Nemo
Michael Mayer
Norwood Avenue
Phillip Minch
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Harry Batch
James Wisler
Thomas Purcbelk
Sumner Street
Fred Shane
Cowell
William Blatt
William Carroll
Rudolph Yunker
Dorrst
Caillaux Moves To Quell Food Riots Across France
Premier Caillaux ordered provincial prefects to repress revolutionary agitation linked to food protests as Dunkirk troops are mobilized. Demonstrations by hundreds of women and widespread shop looting have prompted dealers to shutter windows. A national industrial commission, including ministers and wholesale dealers, met to study lowering food costs.
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Associated Press
Paris
Caillaux
France
Dunkirk
Commerce and Agriculture
Customs
France Awaits Germany Details On Morocco Africa Talks
Paris reports the French foreign office has received no official word from Berlin about Germany softening aims in Equatorial Africa as compensation for recognizing France's Morocco rights. Cambon and Von Kiderlin-Waechter prepare to reopen talks while German rumors circulate. La Patrie claims German money funds food riots in northern departments.
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Associated Press
Paris
Berlin
Germany
Equatorial Africa
France
Morocco
M. Cambon
Herr von Kiderlin-Waechter
la Patricé
Franco German talks set for Monday meeting
Berlin announces that the French ambassador to Berlin will meet the German foreign minister on Monday to resume Franco German negotiations.
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Berlin
Record Tonage Tax Reaches New High in 1910
The bureau of statistics reports the largest annual tonnage tax on vessels since 1884 for the year ending June 30, totaling 1,083,522 dollars. Despite the 1909 tariff cut from three to two cents on vessels from nearby foreign ports, and since March 1910 an exemption for trade with Ontario, the collection set a new high.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Ontario
Defense Witness Flips Beattie Case In Chesterfield Court
New testimony emerges as Henry Clay Beattie Jr. prepares to take the stand. A butcher named Kestleberg says he saw the night on Midlothian turnpike and disputes the boys account of a man and a woman in the car. He identifies no one as Beattie and claims he rode with a woman briefly, avoiding social disgrace.
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Chesterfield Court House
Henry Clay Beattie Jr
Kestleberg
Commonwealth
Bonair
Midlothian
Henry Beattie
Beattie
Beattie Murder Trial Highlights Key Defense and Witness Attacks
Testimony challenged the motive claimed by the prosecution in the Beattie murder case. Beattie and his wife were said to be seen on the Midlothian turnpike the night of the crime. Witness Neblitt, who testified about a shotgun, faced cross examination questioning his past conviction and imagination. Richmond's Charles Kestleberg testified to motoring on the turnpike and stopping for water near Eliza Mosely during the night of the murder.
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Beulah’ Heney
Commonwealth
Beattie
Midrothian
B. H. Neblitt
Paul Beattie
Henry
Neblitt
Charles Kestleberg
Richmond
Eliza Mosely
Kestleberg
Midlothian Turnpike
Death Toll Rises After Sunday Hurricane Hits Charleston
Heavy rain through the night worsened hurricane damage in Charleston area. Eighteen deaths reported with many homes roofless and interiors damaged. Trades unions may cancel Labor Day to speed repairs.
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Charleston
Associated Press
D. C
No Strike Expected as Labor Leaders Seek New Conference
Chicago dispatch reports labor leaders believe a strike is not imminent. Secretary Kramer of the International Brotherhood of Smiths and Helpers says negotiations are pending and peace efforts continue. The Illinois Central situation is discussed with plans to pursue federal recognition and avoid a walkout, while meetings proceed without a thirty day notice.
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Chicago
Kramer
International Brotherhood of Smiths and Helpers
Illinois Central
Markham
Campu
Ilinois Central Men's
Federa
Sion
Ony
Press Markham
Federation
Grand Lodge
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