Dixon Shooting Stirs Officials Over Mexican Crisis
Immigrant inspector Charles Dixon was shot by Mexican federal soldiers in Juarez triggering strong U S protests. Washington demanded arrests and redress, with Consul Edwards and Charge d Affaires OShaughnessy pressuring Juarez authorities. Ambassador Wilson to meet the president as policy toward Mexico faces hard choices.
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Wannington
Charles Dizon
United States
Juarez
Dixon
Department of State
Washington
Mexico
Juares
el Pass Tes
Huerta
Mexico City
Edwards
O'Shaughnessy
Henry Lane Wilson
Buspich
el Paso
Tex
Juarex
United States Commandt
D. Edwards
Charles B. Dixon
Frank W. Berkshire
United States Immigration Service
Clarence Gatley
Dixon Sn. Juarez
Rebels Defeated as Mexican Federals Kill Dozens
Mexico City July 28 rebels led by Amaro Bilzende Herrejon Garcia and Ger trudis Batches totaling 2500 were routed by 1000 federal troops under Lieutenant Colonel Ramires. Rebels suffered over 201 killed and 200 captured. Federals seized 100 pack mack titles and vast munitions.
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Mexico City
Amaro Bilzende
Herrejon Garcia
Gertrudis Batches
Ramires
Applicants for state liquor commissions listed by governor
Columbus July 28 Governor Ovex released the list of applicants for 45 county liquor licensing commissions. Most counties have two to twenty candidates with more names possible. The aim is to find clean candidates with unattackable records and allow public complaint. Mahoning tops with 24, Clark close behind with 22. Hawking has limited candidacy to receptive sense. Toledo reports seven prostrations from intense heat as 94 degrees was reached.
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Columbus
Ovex
Mahoning County
Clark County
Gomip
Samuel A. Hoskins
Auglaize County
Byron Clendening
Hamilton
John L. Sullivan
Columbans
Hawking
Toledo
Revolt and Fires at Sing Sing Prison In Ossining
Ossining July 28 reports wire service on Sing Sing where inmates protested transfers to Clinton and Auburn prisons. A revolt sparked one fire burning a building. another fire followed. Guards locked inmates in cells as workers refused to labor. Warden Clancy faces ongoing trouble after Kennedy’s ouster.
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Ossining
N. Y
New York
Sing Sing
New York City
Clinton
Auburn
Wardan
James M. Clancy
Kennedy
Strike danger averted as rail strike proposals withdrawn
New York July 28 threat by 80 000 conductors and train crews across 46 eastern railroads to strike over higher taxes and improved working conditions was called off. Articles to arbitrate under the Lowlands act were pursued after the management and union conference committee failed to agree. managers withdrew their protest to allow arbitration.
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New York
Progressive candidate joins Cleveland mayoral race
On July 28 Amherst ton, a professor at Western Reserve University announced he would accept the invitation of the Cleveland Progressive party to run for mayor. He is the first candidate challenging Mayor Newton Li Baker. Hatton helped frame Cleveland’s new progressive code as a committee member.
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Cleveland
A.mereston
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Progressive Party
Newton Li. Baker
Hatton
Official 15 Blamed for Sing Sing Revolt
Ossining July 28 The condition of 450 men imprisoned for a week after a mutiny is pitiable. Popular opinion suggests a jail official, enemy of Balzer, and secret ally of Warden Clancy, led the revolt. The convicts remain earnest in their fight against a jail that they say makes them worse.
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Ossining
Balzer
Clancy
John 8. Kennedy
Leg Severed in Collision in Cincinnati Event
In a cor Maton report from July 28 a collision between a motorcycle and an automobile in Cincinnati resulted in Alaie Renz, 10, suffering a severed leg. She was taken to the hospital in serious condition.
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Cincinnati
Motorcycle
Bn Automobile
Alaie Renz
Courthouse Condemned in Findlay’s Historic Block
Officials in Han Spek county inform of the condemnation of several structures in Findlay including the county’s first courthouse erected in 1842. The action targets a cluster of half a dozen frame buildings, signaling significant deterioration and the end of an era for the county’s judicial site.
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Hindlay
Statv Balling Department
Findlay
Han Spek
Four killed in wreck blocks Copper Country Limited
Four persons were killed and one seriously injured when the Copper Country Limited struck a wind blown truck across the track between Calumet and Chicago. The dead include Engineer Frank O Connor and Fireman Albert Kime smith both of Green Bay and Walter Way II, son of Express Messenger Way, believed from Cleveland. A Kentucky river tragedy follows with Kathrine Faxon of Hopkinsville sacrificing her life while trying to rescue a chum, and George Bariaht saved the other.
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Iron Mountain
Mid
Copper Country Limited
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chum
Frankfort
Katherine Faxon
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Culter
George
Bariaht
Owen Defends Currency Bill Against Banker Control
Oklahoma Senator Robert L. Owen defends the administration banking reform bill in a letter to Joseph T. Talbert of City National Bank New York. He argues the federal reserve board must remain above partisanship and criticizes banker control as contrary to common sense and public interest.
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Washington
Joseph T. Talbert
City National Bank
New York
Robert L. Owen
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Owen
Talbert
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court of the United States
Bank of England
England
France
Germany
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve Bank
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Cities July 28
Cattle and hog prices mixed across Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and Boston markets. No. 2 red wheat and corn futures shown alongside edge estimates for sheep and lambs, with varying weights and regional demand as buyers linger at midday quotes.
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Shicago
Bern
Yerlinen
Larabe
Oslo
Governor Action Prompts Mine Workers Stand In Michigan
In Calumet Michigan July 28 a mass meeting urged miners to stand firm while militia and strikers paraded. Operators were told to resume work immediately if state forces ensured protection and the union would press for industrial justice. A governor briefing followed the demonstrations.
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Houghton County
Michigan
Parada
Midh
Daniel Crane
P. L. Abbey
Sesson
Ferris
Lansing
C. E. Mahoney
Western Feders Ton of Minera
Kramer
Larium
Guy E. Miller
Colorado
Federation
Miller
Fortis
Injunction Sought To Halt Cleveland Primaries
Columbus Ohio July 28 A suit to restrain Cuyahoga county elections from holding municipal primaries for Cleveland officials was filed in supreme court. The case tests if city charter can override state general laws on primaries and whether reforms clash with charter authority. Burton Criticises Bellefontaine Ohio July 2 Senator T H Burton warns secretary of state power while praising stability of government and criticising Bryan on chautauqua speeches. He opposes intervention in Mexico.
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Columbus
Cuyanoga
Burton
Bellefontaine
Pio
Washington
T. H. Burton
Bryan
Mexico
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