Wilson Hesitates to Rush Reply to German Note
President Wilson believes no urgent reason exists to hurry to Washington over the German American crisis. He may chair cabinet discussions here before departure, but aims to avoid haste and will not precipitate actions. Officials expect a further note to Germany with careful framing and no rushed decision.
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Windsor
Wilson
Washington
Germany
United States
Los Angeles
William J. Bryan
Ste
Germany Hesitates to Declare War on Italy
Rone July 12 Germany awaits Balkan states to choose a course before war declaration on Italy. Diplomatic sources say delays benefit Germany finances. Italy is under Swiss banker influence as German officers oversee Vienna's defense and Germany signals willingness to cooperate in Vienna's defense without immediate action against Italy.
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Germany
Italy
Rone
Giermany
Maly
Vienna
Iiden
Dual Tragedy at Sea on Fourth of July Night
On the steamer Tennyson returning from South American ports, Harry J. Coney of Duluth a buyer for a Buffalo firm was killed by Cesare Bravo a Peruvian who then took his own life. Both men had boarded at Buenos Ayres and were friendly until Bravo shot Coney with an automatic and then killed himself. The motive remains unknown.
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New York
Tennyson
Harry J. Coney
Duluth
Buffalo
Coney
Cesare Bravo
Navy
Annapolis
Bravo
Buenos Ayres
Claim Root in Lead for Republican Nomination
Washington July 12 Republican leaders deem Kay Elihu Root the likely 1916 nomination choice. Senator John W Weeks and ex Senator Theodore H Burton support him nationwide. a current canvass suggests Root would be named if New York blocked his entry. If Root is excluded Weeks would be the leading alternative with Burton close behind.
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Washington
Kay Elihu Root
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Ohio
Root
New York
Mr. Root
Senator Weeks
Burton
Auto Crash Claims Two Local Youths In Ohio
Athens Ohio July 12 In an automobile accident Hills Foraker thirteen son of Mr and Mrs Fred Foraker died from injuries The Foraker car went over an embankment Six weeks earlier Mrs Foraker lost steering control and the car overturned killing Wing Hall seventeen a student at Ohio university Wing Hall was of Lawrence county and a student at Ohio university The accident raises concerns over vehicle safety and recalls prior incident involving the same car
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Athens
Hills Foraker
Fred Foraker
Foraker
Peace board urged to end war by arbitration
Columbus July 2 settlement of international disputes by arbitration boards and enforcement by police powers of all nations urged by Thomas W. Rowe president of the American Flint Glass Workers union in convention. He says President Wilson should convene a congress of neutrals to end the war.
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Columbus
Boards of Arbitration
Thomas W. Rowe
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Wilson
United States Navy Seizes Sayville Wireless Plant
The United States government will take over the Sayville New York German wireless station to enforce American neutrality. Navy Captain Bullard assumes charge after conferences among Secretaries Lansing Redfield and Daniels, with President Wilson approving the action.
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United Estates Navy
Sayville, N. Y
Sayville
N. Y
Navy Department
Herman A. Metz
William H. G. Bullard
United States Naval Station
Arlington, Vai
New York City
Lansing
Redfield
Daniels
Navy
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Sayville Wireless Plant
Capt. Bullard
Saville
Movement Nonpartisan for Constitutional Stability
Columbus notes the Constitutional Stability league forms to push a constitutional amendment. Petitions circulate statewide. H A McKenzie acts as secretary. The plan seeks to bar repeated submissions of rejected amendments and would affect women suffrage and potential prohibition if rejected again. The effort is nonpartisan and targets the November ballot.
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Columbus
Constitutional Stability League
H. A. McKenzie
Waverly
Capitol Trust
O. 8
Chapman
Dayton
Fall Fatal to Babe Lena Ostrosld in Steubenville
A two-year-old girl, Lena Ostrosld, fell thirty feet from a third story window in Steubenville on July 12. She climbed onto a sofa and knocked a screen from a window, leading to the fatal plunge at her home.
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Steubenville
Lena Ostrosld
Lineman Killed in Cincinnati Accident
Charles Morchak, thirty one, of Marlinotville, a lineman for the telephone company, was electrocuted atop a pole. He touched a live wire and was thrown across energized lights, dying from the fatal contact.
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Cincinnati
Charles Morchak
Marlinotville
Telephone Company
Marback
Frank Holt Buried In Private Dallas Funeral
Twenty police guarded mourners at the private funeral of Frank Holt described as a capital bomb thrower and assailant of J P Morgan. Mrs Holt sat through the brief service conducted by three Methodist ministers like a graven image with no demonstration.
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Dallas
Tex
Frank Holt
Capitol
J. P Morgan
Man Drowns in Gasoline Tank at Pimpons Yard
St Clairsville Ohio July 12 Richard Jackson twenty two found drowned in an gasoline tank where he had fallen probably overcome by fumes Jackson was working a Pimpons tank car and had been missing since Saturday
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St. Clairsville
Richard Jackson
Jackson
Motorcar turns over near Fremont injuring three men
On July 14, Hunter Glover of the Hamilton Kirby Co Cleveland suffered injuries when his car rolled on a muddy road east of Fremont. Also injured were Bernice Hickelhaunt and Louis Bacon of Findlay in the single vehicle accident.
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Fremont
Hunter Glover
Hamilton- Kirby Company
Cleveland
Mixes Berni¢e Hickelhaunt
Louis Bacon
Findlay
Glover
Carpenters End Long Chicago Strike Over Wage Rise
Chicago July 12 The strike of 15 000 union carpenters that blocked the building industry for 16 months ends. Carpenters win a wage increase and a closed shop agreement is set.
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Chicago
Fire Attacks Battleship Alabama Fire
Philadelphia reports a blaze aboard the battleship Alabama flagship of Rear Admiral Helm. Fire started under the forward turret near the Minch guns and magazine, discovered early, subdued after an hour by sailors. Five hundred visitors aboard escaped unharmed. In Painestiffe Ohio a motorcycle collision killed rider Ward Williams.
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Philadelphia
Alabama
Helm
Walsh condemns Rockefeller figures at protest gathering
Frank P. Walsh, head of the U S commission on industrial relations, denounces John D Rockefeller Jr and another Rockefeller investigator at a Garrill theater rally protesting John R Lawson's life term for the Nimmo mine guard murder. He calls for indictments if the men defy the nation and urges support for Lawson’s conviction review. News notes the crowd's cheers and the political clash over the mining strike case.
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Chiraro
United States
John D. Rockefeller
John DB. Norkefeller, Jr
Mackenele King
Frank P. Walsh
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Garrill Theater
John R. Lawson
Lfe
Colorado
John Nimmo
Walshe
Rockefeller, Jr
King
Rockefellers
Industrial Relations Committee
Walsh
Mr. Walkh
America
Tragic trolley accident claims local miler
Harry Haverot, a ten year old, was killed when a traction car struck him near the tracks. The boy reportedly stepped onto the line while a nearby horse and machine maneuvered, causing him to be hit as the car approached.
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Miler
Harry Haverot
Hey
Mosele
Allies Hold Conference Italy Sends Representative to Calais Meeting
Rome July 12. Lieutenant General Porra, subchief of the Italian general staff, went to Paris for the Calais conference of British and French ministers and commanders in chief. The visit signals closer Italian French cooperation against a common foe. Turkish forces on Gallipoli are being reinforced yet losing ground as Allied attacks decimate them. Allied air patrols report Turkish masked batteries on the Asiatic coast, destroyed by warships. Angel French submarines near the Sea of Marmora are being revised reportedly after inhabitants of Koulateleo were sent to Constantinople and many were hanged.
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Italy
Calais
Rome
Porra
Steff
Paris
Gallipoli
Asiatic
Mermora
Koutaleoe
Live Stock and Grain Prices from East Buffalo and Major Markets
A July 12 market roundup reports cattle, sheep, and hog prices across East Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Boston. It lists varying steers, cows, calves, and hogs with quoted prices, plus grain rates for wheat and corn and minor notes on market activity and regional pricing shifts.
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Buffalo
Norkeirs
Wilwirs
Chicago
Bent Stocts
Cleveland
Guy
Helfern
Dulin
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Atoorn
Carranza Gains Mexico City After Victory
Washington dispatch notes Carranza’s capture of Mexico City boosts his position vis a vis the U S government while Villistas minimize impact. Cartel officials appoint Lopez De Lara governor of the federal district as rail and food routes are secured for foreigners. Bryan urges Americans to avoid risks to rights and sailors from danger zone.
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Carranza
Villistas
Washington
Carranse
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
United States
Mexico
Sity
Federal District
Cerminza
Lopez de Lara
Postal
Telegraph
Treasury
Vera Cruz
Department
Ol Feota
Medina county freed from foot and mouth quarantine
Medina county Ohio is released from the foot and mouth disease quarantine. Virginia plans to ship 300 million cigarettes to Europe as the war effort continues. In Newark Ohio Policeman Walter Hoscowan age forty one was shot while stopping robbers in the Scott Wyeth office and died from his wounds. Wilbur Sorrel and Charley Atbey, held for the bar rest e will now be charged with miur
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Medina County
Virginia
Europe
Walter Hoscowan
Scott Wyeth
Newark
Wilbur Sorrel
Charley Atbey
Miur
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Atal
Peace Board
Witshead
Atlantic Communication Company
Movement Nonpartisan
Babe
Carpenters
Colorado Mass
Congress
Rockefeller and Son
Boston
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