President Wilson speaks on Mexico policy before Congress
President Wilson appears in person to present the nation’s neutral stance regarding Mexico. He pledges no armed intervention, urges Americans to leave Mexico, and warns of accountability for those aiding disorder while negotiations for mediation resume. Huerta government rejects proposals, suggesting alternatives for U S action.
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Wasmington
D.C
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Muerta
United States
Republic of Mexico
Huerta
Ake
Lind
Mr. Tita
Teller
New York State Is Ruled Out of Court
A dramatic courtroom moment features President addressing lawmakers in Washington as the nation faces a perceived delay in reform. The address, read amid solemnity and applause, calls for patience as moral force may break down barriers. Separately, in Québec, Thaw extradition battles climax with Canadian spectators cheering a court moment and New York officials noting the cordial cross-border relations.
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New York State
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Jerome
New
Mr. Jerome
Jacobs
Secretary Houston to represent at Third American Road Congress
Houston will represent the national administration at the Third American Road Congress in Detroit the week of September 29. The gathering is the major meeting of the American road movement, with 26 organizations led by the American Antimobile Association and supported by the American Bar Association the American Bankers' Association and the National Grange.
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Washington, D. C
David F. Houston
National Administration
American Road Congress
Detroit
Mich
Organized Road Movement of America
American Antimobile Association
Themericam Bar Association
American Bankers’ Association
National Grange
Department of Agriculture
Federal Office of Pure Roads
Logan Walter Page
Office of
Public Roads
American Highway Jesectation
American Road Conureet
Whd
Government Road
Brown
Inet
Wilth
West Virginia aid committee outlined to draft needs report
Governor Hatfield names J B Garvin of Barboursville J W Oglebay of Wheeling and Howard D B Williams of Charleston to work with J B Marsh in preparing a statement of agricultural needs. The document aims to be presented to the permanent American commission.
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Armoin FeOener
Charleston
Ave
Col
B. W. Oglebay
Wheeling
J. B. Garvin
Barboursvile
Howard DB. Williams
Hatfield
J BE. Marsh
Permanent American Commission
Extra copies ordered for Pythian edition and Telegram
At press time the demand surpassed 2000 extra copies of the Pythian edition and the daily Telegram. An additional thousand copies are being printed. Katzhta of Yyshias members and their friends are urged to call at Telestani to obtain copies before supply runs out.
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Katzhta
Yyshias
Unclear historical note on travelers to exposition
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like White, Emiter son, and Hatfield West Virginia arriving to an exposition. Details are corrupted and uncertain but implies a railway or travel group headed to an exposition, with people listed and a possible destination.
Harrison County Teachers Institute Holds Court House Program
The third day of Harrison County Teachers Institute unfolds at the courthouse with many teachers in attendance. Morning sessions feature devotional by Rev G D Smith, Dr Waitman Barbe on storytelling, arithmetic drill discussion by Superintendent F H Warren, and a talk on intellectual developments by EB Garrett. Afternoon topics cover boys and girls agriculture, teacher professionalism, and a Poe lecture by Dr Barbe. Evening planned story telling and a possible visit to Lowndes Hill.
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Harrison County
F. GH. Warren
EB. FE. Garrett
Harry Sheers
Experiment Station
The
State University
F. H. Warren
Flis
Basbe
Edgar Allen Poe
Lowndes Hill
Note on Huerta message moving toward Washington
Washington note from Huerta travels from Mexico City to John Lind at Vera Cruz as White House races to deliver President Wilson's imminent address to Congress. Bryan reports no change in the situation and confirms the message is set for delivery at 1 o'clock, with officials wary of any delay.
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Wunocinres
Washington, D
Huerta
Mexico City
John Lind
Vera Oru
Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
Bryan
John Ibind
Whits House
Tin Plate Plan Hot Mills Start Amid Strike Pressure
Strong picket action by strikers affects London firms and government sites. Construction and electrical trades walk out to press demands, with repairs ongoing at Marlborough House the Admiralty and Downing Street. Many firms grant demands as power outages hit museums and official offices. Candles illuminate the colonial office as elevators fail.
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London
Isng
Bickingham Pulice
Marlboroga Houwte
Admiralty
Asauith
Downing Street
Colonial Office
Baltimore and Ohio to enlarge Locust Point Pier 5
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will expand Pier 5 at Locust Point by extending it to 800 feet in length and widening by 69 feet, adding about 6,000 square feet of handling space. The project includes a raised platform and four tracks to improve handling of growing export and import shipments. Bids open August 39 with work starting promptly.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Locust Point
Tor
Pier 5
Atlantic Seaboard
Spethe Railroas Company
Locunt Point
Baltimore and Ohio
Ishpeming High School Crafts a Community Gym and Farm
In Ishpeming Michigan high school students repair city buildings under supervision of the school, earning pay as part of a cooperative program. They build a gymnasium from student plans and run a six to twenty acre cooperative farm with six to eight boys organizing in squads. Wages total ten cents an hour plus seven and a half cents after sale of products.
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Washington
Hogg
Ishpeming
Mich
H.W. Foght
United States Bureau of Education
United States Bureau of Education. For the Last Six Years, Mr. Foght
Manus
Scribner
Board of Education
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Educa-Ion
Funeral rites for Mrs Bridget Livengend at United Brethren
Funeral services for Mrs Bridget Livengend will be held at United Brethren Church Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. Reverend G S Hanlever pastor will conduct the service and interment will be at Green Leen Cemetery. The body rests at her home in Adametnn after a lingering illness.
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Bridget Livengond
Bridget Livengend
Adametnn
United Brethren Chire
GS Hanlever Pistor
Green Leen
Leper escapes amid camp incident reported in Lou is Mo area
Fragmentary text describes an escape from a camp near Louis, Missouri, dated April 27. The account mentions A Harmian and a man isolated after an incident, with unclear details about a $7 amount and fourteen minutes referenced in the fragment.
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Louis
Ams
A. Harmian
al Gle Auann
Mites Aduth
Ohréy
Coal Operators and Workers Gridlock Sparks Arbitration Talk
In Charleston the New Riv inn coal fields face friction as labor groups and governors discuss arbitration over the July 1 contract. Operators demand compliance while considering work stoppages. talks focus on an agreement under governor Hatfield and arbitration under the old treaty.
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Charleston
Ade Rainers
Rivinn Coal Felts
Hattall
Hatfield Saze
New
Coe
Ami
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Chaprlesdon
Ang. White
Etate Stologiet
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George S. Emiterson
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Gavecior
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Institute
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Warren
Pier Spage
Michigan
Amoum That
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Hargrave
Leper
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