Wilson orders ambassador to Washington over Mexican policy
President Wilson directed Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson in Mexico City to return to Washington for a conference on foreign powers inquiries about U S stance toward the Huerta regime. Officials expect a major statement on U S attitude after talks with the president and Secretary Bryan. Secretary Bryan said his lecture dates could be canceled if needed.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Ambbassador Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Michigan
Louisiana
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Watson
Mexico
Latin America
Ambassador Wilson
Potters Union Adopts Staffing and Wage Resolutions
Atlantic City July 16 The National Brotherhood of Operative Potters adopted a resolution favoring union work and the right to refuse to work with non members while rejecting a Buffalo proposal for a 10 percent wage raise. It defeated Trenton plans to place Chairmen on the Executive Board and opposed two weeks notice rules and apprentice restrictions until prices are settled.
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Atlantic City
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Buffalo Potters
Trenton Turners
Bulgarians Claim Doiran Massacre by Mussulmen Refugees
A Doiran report dated July 16 claims 30 000 Musselmen seeking refuge were slaughtered by Bulgarians. The declaration is signed by three local Bulgarian priests and other officials. The story arrives from Saloniki and notes the town lies 14 miles northwest of Saloniki.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Saloniki
Doiran
Salonik
Bacon Victory Reelects Bacon to U S Senate from Georgia
Atlanta July 16 Bacon was yesterday re elected to the United States Senate as a member from Georgia by direct votes in the first election under the seventeenth amendment. The electorate recounts show Bacon unopposed as voters cast direct ballots for senator.
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Atlanta
Angustus
Bacon
United States Senate
Georgia
Railroads ratify plan to appoint mediation board
Representatives of eastern railroads and their trainmen and conductors met in New York and ratified the agreement to settle differences under the Newlands bill. They telegraphed President Wilson asking when he would appoint a mediation and consultation board.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
Wilson
Ice Delivery Strike Expands in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 16 the ice delivery strike grew to 200 workers with more walkouts expected to make the strike general by tomorrow. About 1,500 deliverymen and helpers operate in the city as union officials seek out of town help to sell ice and support the stoppage.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Cleveland
Tee For
Cleveland Delivery
Bank Receiver Talks Urged Closure of Pittsburg Bank
Washington July 16 C C Murray receiver for the failed First Second National Bank of Pittsburg conferred with Assistant Secretary of Treasury Williams and acting Comptroller of Currency Kane who urged him to close the affairs of the bank quickly. An effort will be made to pay depositors as assets are converted.
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Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
C. C. Murray
First Second National Bank of Pittsburg
Treasury Williams
Kane
Second West Virginia Legislator Convicted of Selling Vote
The Statesman reports the second member of the West Virginia Legislature found guilty of bribery in a United States Senate can d idate affair. The convict, Duff, allegedly offered his vote for a specific candidate in a prior winter campaign. He had been in the employ of Col. Edwards, a candidate in the race.
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Therald
Webster Springs
W. Va
Red Duff
Virginia House of Ue
United States
Canalan
York
Lat Winter
Col. Edwards
More Men Brought to Phillips Plant Amid Strike Tensions
Eighteen men arrived on the Pan Handle at noon and were met by Supt Williams with two autos, then driven to the plant without trouble. An auto and chauffeur were stoned on Third street earlier. Frank Kail, from Canal Dover, working at Pope plant, was assaulted on Third street, disarmed, then beaten and left near Lake Erie avenue. he appeared bruised at the mayor's office and was sent home. Nine mills operate today with repairs to finish this week.
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Willams
Williams
Third Street
Frank Kail
Canal Dover
Pope
Lake Erie Avenue
Richmond court fines woman for wearing slit skirt
Blossom Browning paid a 25 dollar fine in Judge Crutchfield's Richmond court for indecent exposure after wearing a high slit skirt. Her lawyer argued department store sale allowed the outfit, but the judge compared firearm license to murder and upheld the fine. Browning said she would go to New York where people are not prudish. The crowded courtroom heard the proceedings as Browning defended her dress.
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Associated Presa
Herald-Star
Richmond
Blossom Prowning
Miss Browning
Crutchfield
Brown v Brown case mentions Evans maiden name
A court action records Golda Brown versus Robert Brown with a grant for extreme ermelts and gross neglect. The document notes the wife’s maiden name Evans.
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Golda Brown
Robert Brown
Evans
Legislation on Fund Sparks Inquiry in Mulhall Case
A city fund of unknown size reputedly raised by the Council for Industrial and National Manufacturers for Station was described by a committee to M Mulhall. He said he had no personal knowledge of such a fund though a picollector for the York World recently presented notes. The council and post office timetables were probed as Milemen are investigated for accounting.
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Herald-Star
Council For Industrial md
M. Mulhall
York World
Ted
Industrial and Fraternal Parade Meets Marshals and Aides Chosen
Steubenville hosts a big Industrial and Fraternal Parade with a call for float entries. H D Wintringer chairs the float committee and organizers urge entries to notify by next Saturday evening, providing float concepts. District ward captains are named to secure plant floats, with Kept lists to appear in Monday papers.
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Steubenville
H. D. Wintringer
IE. Wisener
F.C. Pew
J. Ross Anderson
George W. Cochran
W. G. Harsthorn
E. M Geary
W. M. Beall
W. G. Hartshorn
G. F. Wisener
W G. Hartshorn
P. C. Pew
G W. Cochran
Distriete
Mingo
Follanshee
Toronte
Stanton Monument Associat
Boston Girl Aims For World Record In Women’s Swimming
Mildred Wytman, a fourteen year old from Boston, is close to breaking the women’s swimming quarter record held by Fannie Durack of Australia. She nearly matched the standard thirty seconds several months ago and has since improved. Her rapid rise includes a meteoric short career, with a perfect indoor season this year. coach Matthew Mann of Brookline Gymnasium predicts she may become a world champion.
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Mildred Wytman
Boston
Fannie Durack
Australia
Matthew Mann
Brookline Gymnasium
Site Wanted With Chamber of Commerce in Patterson NJ
The Chamber of Commerce seeks a factory site for a large silk manufacturer from Patterson New Jersey. They request a suitable building near rail and transportation, available for sale, with details on size location and price. The Chamber notes active efforts to attract new industries and asks for immediate contact with particulars.
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Chamber of Commerce
Patterson
N. J
Stetthenville
Mtt. Pleasant
CAL MEN IN BAD WRECK ON THE RIO GRANDE
L L Grimes Robert Patterson and H G Mooney of Toronto and this city survived a Denver and Rio Grande wreck near New Castle on the Rio Grande after floods undermined the track. One engine plunged, the other derailed. the engineer and fireman were killed. The passengers endured a frightful halt then continued to Pasadena after delayed hours.
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L. L. Grimes
Robert Patterson
TH. G. Mooney
Toronto
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
New Castle
Rio Grande River
Rio Grande
Grimes
Patterosa
Mooney
Pasadena
Cal
Surveyors Run Fines on Medill Property at Tiltonville
A private corps of surveyors, not disclosing affiliations, conducted fines on the Medill property in Tiltonville yesterday. Rumors say the site may be sought by Steubenville capitalists for a new manufacturing plant. Also mentioned is an option on the David Garden riverfront acreage at $1,000 with D. J. Sinclair among those named in connection with the options.
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Medill
Tiltonville
Steubenville
David Garden
D. J. Sinclair
Prizes Awarded by Associated Press to Herald-Star
Announcement from Philadelphia dated July 16 reports that David Bar won prizes awarded by the Associated Press to the Herald-Star. The brief item notes the honor and names the recipient in connection with AP prize distribution.
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Associated Press
Herald- Star
Philadelphia
David Bar
Petition Filed In Federal Court Over Traction Assets
In a move to regain possession of traction and light properties serving Steubenville and East Liverpool, the Steubenville Traction and Light Co and East Liverpool Railway and Electric Co filed petitions in Cleveland federal court. Judge Day sets August 2 for a hearing. bondholders oppose, receivers may be dismissed if petitions succeed.
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Steubenville
East Liverpool Traction and Light Co
East Liverpool Railway and Electric Co
East Liverpool
Tri-State Railway and Electric Company
Reeceivers
Judge Richards
G. W. H. Griffin
Federal
Cleveland
Inter
Judge Day
Ime
Ees
Justy
State Railway and Electric Co
Attorney Smith
Pittsburg
Judge Billingsly
Lisbon
Agnew & Hice
Beaver
Steubenville Traction & Light Co
Squires, Sanders & Dempsy
Tri-State Co
Hood Berths In Other Leagues for Stub Players
Defunct Steubenville Inter State club players flocked to land berths with several leagues. Pittsburg Federal League grabbed Montgomery Sapp and Watson while Flannery and Huntington were sought by Scranton and Ohio State aims. Donnelly joined Bay City, Watkins heads Texas League, Swartling may sit out, Jones Richardson Murray and Calbert eye Ohio State League slots.
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Steubenville
Inter State
Pittsburg
Federal League
Stubbers
Montgomery
Sapp
Watson
Monty
Stortstop Flannery
Scranton
Walnut Hills Student Wins Milk Sun Essay Prize
Ton of Walnut Hills Cincinnati high school wins first prize in the National Municipal League essay contest on "The Milk Sun in My City." J G Mitchell McCartney of Altoona Pa high school takes second prize.
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Bank AT
West VA
Phillips Plant
Bla Fund
Manufacturers’ Association
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Ohio Valley
Conmitte
New Jersey
Able
Chamber of
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L. L. Grimes, Robert Patterson and
H. G. Mooney Pasengers
Tilton
Ville
Liverpool
Monty, Sapp and
Donnelly
Chief Watkins
Texas
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