Alarming Mexico Crisis Report Suppressed in Washington
Washington officials received alarming but unofficial briefings on a Mexican crisis as Huerta's government faces potential upheaval. Officials say the coming two weeks could be crucial, though details are withheld to avoid public speculation. Ambassador Wilson’s arrival from Mexico City is awaited to clarify the situation.
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FREI
Washington, D. C
Texico
Huerta
United States
Wilson
Mexico City
Davis and Kalin Resolution Cloud Over Continental Politics
Washington observers note the Kalin resolution to probe McReynolds and the Diggs Carmenette episode stalls debate. John W. Davis may not gain a platform to defend the administration amid calls for high level judicial and attorney general appointments. The stalled measure keeps attention on McNabb, McReynolds, Ryan, and White House strategy while party factions spar on executive careers.
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Charles Brooks Smith
Washington
Kalin
McReynolds
California
John W. Davis
West
White House
Mcleynolds
Secretaryryan
Davis
Dracums
Republiee
Increased Wages Not a Panacea for Working Women
Chicago July reports William Macafee district superintendent of Rock River conference told Des Plaines Methodist camp meeting that higher wages cannot solve moral difficulties of working women. He warned a 10 percent raise tomorrow would not curb temptations to finery theaters late suppers and automobiles. Wealth does not remove temptation.
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Chicago
William Macafee
Rock River
Des Plaines
Macatee
Policeman Cahill Murdered in Brooklyn Church Burglary
A New York policeman Cahill was murdered early today in Brooklyn during a burglary attempt at St. Mathews Catholic Church rectory. Evidence shows a burglar’s pry tool on the rectory door and investigators suspect the thieves sought a church collection. Cahill was stabbed and shot during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aly Ot Yonn Cahil
St. Matews Catholic Church
Brooklyn
Jimmy
Cahill
Brown Sets Course Record at Country Club Golf
The golf links at the country club drew many members for recreation. John B. Hart and several others held a forty-two record until yesterday afternoon when Harry M. Brown shattered it with a new course record of forty-one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hart
Harry M. Brown
Mutinous Swiss Guards Seek Solution With Vatican
In Rome on July 21 the mutinous Swiss guards presented Cardinal Merry del Val with a memorial of their grievances and conditions for remaining in service. He then conferred at length with the Pope to seek a satisfactory resolution of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Apeoet
Fey
Rome
Vatican
Merry del Val
Currency bill progress stressed by President Wilson in Washington
President Wilson at the White House expressed confidence that currency legislation can be enacted this session. He said the delay was expected due to the subject's importance and the time needed to craft a proper measure.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
White House
Miss Beasle Kinch and Miss Griffith Leave for Pittsburg
Miss Beasle Kinch clerk in Justice G W Gordon's court and Miss Mary Griffith stenographer in Alexander and Alexander's office have gone to Pittsburg for two weeks of vacations. Miss Susan Gordon acts as clerk in Justice Gordon's office during Kinch's absence.
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Beasle Kinch
G. W W. Gordon
Mary Griffith
Alexander and
Alexander
Pittsburg
Susan Gordon
Justice Gordon
Miss Kinch
Well Known Grocer Cunningham Dies in Store
Frederick Cunningham aged 58, a well known grocer of the fair grounds addition, collapsed and died in his store Monday morning shortly after opening. He is survived by his widow, a son, and a daughter. He was a member of Sardis lodge and other benevolent orders. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives. Governor proposes Good Road Days in August with statewide highway work and volunteer lunches.
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Cmr
Jeeferson City
Major
Frederick “Cuunningham
Fair Grounds
Chayitaejam
Wee Jborn
Sardis
Cinning
Cunningham
Son
Gad Pelvins
Senator Clarke Warned As Senate Lacks Presiding Officer
In Hale Shave Washington July 21 Senator Clarke the president pro tem of the Senate was shaving when word arrived that the Senate had no presiding officer. He hurried to the chamber as Vice President Marshall was away and the assembly awaited leadership. A page warned of the vacancy and the scene disrupted the barber shop moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarke
Senate
Marshall
Hells
Page
Chamber
Akron Tragedy After Car Hit by Pennsylvania Train
Miss Isabelle Rose aged 24 of Akron was killed and Byron E. Rogers son of Judge Simuel G. Rogers and William Jay, both of Akron, were fatally injured when the automobile they drove was struck by a Pennsylvania train at Bettes corners near Akron just before noon today. Mrs. Howard Gibbs travels to Quebec via New York and Boston aboard a steamer.
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Weyrmodtaren Prazar
Akron
Isabelle Rose
Byron E. Rogers
Common Prano
Simuel G. Rogers
William Jay
Pennsylvania
Bettes Corners
Mrs
Howard Gibbs
Quebec
New York
Boston
Bryan plan to extend protectorate faces Latin opposition
Secretary Bryan's proposal for a virtual protectorate over Nicaragua draws Latin American concern and objections from Costa Rica over canal route issues. Senate fore tem relations committee will hear the project next Saturday with likely White House support from President Wilson.
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Aecia Tedenna
Washington
D. C
Bryan
Nicaragia
State Department
Panama Canal Zone
Salvadore
Costa Rica
San Juan River
Senate
Wilson
International Safety Exhibition to Award Five Prizes in New York
At the first International Ex position of Safety in New York December 11 to 20 the museum of safety will award five grades of prize including a grand prize gold silver bronze and honorable mention. Diplomas will accompany medals and juries will be composed of eminent scientists technicians and industrialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
American Museum of Safety
Feld
Museum of Safety
Mediation Board Begins Its Work Earth Tremors Report
AnnooTaspanpat reports tremors across Southern Germany after earthquakes felt yesterday. Shocks were recorded from Striuesburg through Frankfort to Munchen in Bavaria, with people knocked down and many fleeing their homes. In Stravisturg, seismograph equipment was reset following the disturbance.
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Derlin
Wurttemburg
Germany
Striuesburg
Prankfort
Munion
Bivaria
Zurich
Switserland
Strawisturg
Foxes Sell High Tourist Party Tours Canada Oil Field
Captain M. G. Sperry A. B. Reese and George L. Dufour return from a trip by boat from Boston to St Johns then rail to Moncton Edmundston area and Gulf of St Lawrence where they inspect an oil and gas field. They report silver tipped black fox farming on St Edwards island with pelts priced 2000 to 2500 dollars and breeding pups at 40000 dollars. They pause in New York Portland and Boston on the way home.
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M. G. Sperry
A. B. Reese
George L. Dufour
New Brunswick
Boston
St Johns
Moncton
Albert County
Gulf of St Lawrence
St Edwards Island
New York
Portland
Bulgaria Accepts Roumanian Peace Terms and Conviction
Official reports from Bucharest dated July 21 state Bulgaria has accepted the Roumanian conviction and agreed to the peace terms with Serbia and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Railroad Mediation Panel Meets Over Rail Labor Dispute
In New York on July 21 the conference committee of railroad managers opened a mediation effort with a federal board. Judge William I Chambers Martin A Knapp and G W W Huger planned to hear railroad positions first then receive employee representatives led by W G Lee of Railroad Trainmen and A B Garretton of the Order of Railway Conductors at their downtown hotel headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Abrdsian
New York
Conference Committee of
William I Chambers
Martin A. Knapp
G. W. W. Huger
Iater
W. G. Lee
Jheoa
A. B. Garretton
Order of
Federal Board
McHugh children to perform with Gregory and band at court house lawn
Courtesy of Victoria theater management brings the famous McHugh children to a public concert on the court house lawn next Thursday night. The McHughs are renowned ace singers and add appeal alongside Gregory and his band, aligning with the director’s policy to hire top talent for concerts.
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Victoria Theater
McHugh
Bulgarian cabinet readiness to halt hostilities
London July 21 The Bulgarian cabinet notified European powers of its readiness to cease hostilities immediately if Serbia and Greece also agree to suspend fighting. The move aims to secure a broader peace through regional influence and diplomatic pressure.
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London
Eng
Serbia
Greece
Senator Chilton Forbidden From Leaving Washington
Washington July 21 Senator James Hamilton Lewis known for his pink whiskers has forbidden Senator W B Chilton of West Virginia to leave Washington or miss Senate sessions. Lewis fears Republicans may out maneuver Democrats if the quorum is not maintained. Chilton remains in Washington to fulfill duties despite the ban.
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Washington,d. C
James Hamilton Lewis
Senate
W.B. Chilton
West Virginia
Washington
Chilton
Chicago
Lewis
Jim ‘mm
Funeral for Lafayette Winans in OrnelL cemetery
Funeral services for Lafayette Winans aged 0 at his home in Oneil were held Sunday afternoon. He died after two lingering illnesses of tuberculosis. Survived by wife and two children. He had been in failing health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Winans
O'Neil
OrNell
Men at Ridgeley Yard Strike Over Reduced Hours
One hundred fifty car repair men in Western Maryland rail yard at Ridgeley West Virginia near CumberlandMd struck this morning. The company cut working time to five hours daily under a retrenchment policy, with all work limited to loaded cars.
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Cumberland, Md
Maryland
Ridgeleyy
W- Va
Here
Typoid Fever Reported in Household
Mrs A F Wine of Mr Clare has typhoid fever at her parents home Mr and Mrs W F Bend in Adacuetec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Wine
Clare
Typfield
W. FF. Bend
Suspected burglar caught in Camden residence break
A man identified as John Day Myers is in jail awaiting a hearing on a charge of attempting burglary. He was arrested after a break in Saturday night at a Camden Somerset residence on Locust Street.
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Mold
John Day
John Myers
Camden
Sommere Reldence
Rhodes on the Stand at Asbury Trial
Rhodes testifies in the Asbury bribery case denying introducing Asbury to detective Biddinger and denying seven votes for money. Dr. Asbury offers a broad denial of wrongdoing and contends he did not meet Biddinger until February. A new panel is ordered for another bribery trial amid court rumors Rhodes may be next.
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Wester
nPninas
Hy FP
Asbury
Putnam County
Lares
A. G- Rohdes
Biddinger
Eawards
United States
Agiacrota
Rhodes
Owmase
Ange Rhodes
AGS Sbe
Washington
Delogutea Jan Smith
Tyler County
O'Brien
Pankhurst Arrest Sparks Clash at Public Hall
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst leader of the militant suffragists was arrested as she entered a London public hall for a weekly Women’s Social and Political Union meeting. Detectives seized her. women supporters clashed with police using umbrellas and hatpins. six followers were arrested and crowd noise drew onlookers before she was taken to Holloway jail.
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Wry
ApsodArEo Faun
London
Eng
Emmeline Pankhurst
Ieader
Publica
Women's Social and Political Union
Mr. Pankhirst
Mr. Pankhurst
Sherriven
Holloway
Mm. Pankhurst
Touret Merchant Seeks Local Grocery Store Room
W A Means proprietor of a general store at Touret Dewi county seeks advocacy to open a grocery shop. He will start immediately if a suitable store room is found.
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W. A
Touret
Dewi County
Eagles to Meet in Clarksburg Fraternal Order Gather
A regular meeting of Clarksburg Aerie No. HE of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held this evening at the Eagles Hall, 90 West Gate Street, at o clock.
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Clarksburg Aerie
Order of Eagles
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Arthur Willams
Richard T. Lowndee
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Mediation Board
the Victoria
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Bulgary
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Mrs. Pankhurst
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