No Necessity for Invasion Says Ambassador Wilson
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson, newly arrived in New York after a Mexico mission, defends his actions toward Huerta and Madero. He rejects claims of moral responsibility for Madero’s overthrow and death, says intervention is unnecessary, and asserts Mexico can stabilize without invasion while noting economic and land reforms as future needs. He stresses he will not be dismissed and hints at a forthcoming recount of events.
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Washington
Henry Lane’ Wilson
Mexco
New York
Mexico
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Mra
Francisco Iro
Alfonso Ma @ero
Ma Gero
Mr. Wilson
Madero
Acta
Genera Huerta
General Dias
Mexico City
Hanne
Huerta-Dias
United States
John Barret
Ferris Eyes End of Copper Strike in Michigan
Lansing July 26 Governor Ferris says labor trouble in the upper peninsula may be brief. He vows state troops will remain if needed to protect life and property. If conditions worsen, Ferris would place the entire copper country under martial law as a last resort.
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Lansing
Mich
Werris
Upper Peninsula
Cpper
Ferris
Eberit Gros
Houghton County
Victor Lyons Bound Over On Assault Charge
Kenton July 26 Victor Lyons bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault against Pearl Foreman 17. Lyons allegedly beat Foreman and attempted to escape while a mob threatened to harm him. The report mentions a Nervous Laugh at a theatrical piece on The Spirit of Paria and notes the Grand Guignol theater with its harsh effects on audiences.
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Paria
Prankfort Saumereille
M. Briaard
Vlevervet
Grand Guignol
Counting Molecules In A Small Hydrogen Sample
A speculative note compares counting four trillion molecules in a cubic millimeter of hydrogen to a thousand year effort, framing the task as an illustration of enormous numbers in microscopic quantities.
Fire kills dozens in Binghamton clothing factory blaze
In July a devastating Binghamton Clothing Company fire killed between fifty and sixty workers, mostly women and girls, injuring many more and destroying a four story building. Coroner Seymour and District Attorney Meagher prepared for a rigorous investigation amid rumors of structural violations.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton Clothing Company
Seymour
Meagher
Debated Name Change Trials Episcopal Church
Prominent clergymen debate dropping Protestant and Episcopal from the church name with calls for alternatives like The Church of America or American Catholic. Editors and church leaders split between preserving the present label and pursuing a new identity ahead of the October convention.
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Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of America
New York
Protestant Episcopal
Cinternuat Comer
Hrch
The
Chronicle
Southern
Ohio
J. D. Herron
George Edwards
Noton
Herron
Holy Trinity Church
Hartwell
Church of England
Murder Indictment Named in LimA Case
Lima July 6 the grand jury returned an indictment of murder in the first degree against Mike Potosek for slaying Frank Nanasi 31 and a Bulgarian on June 16 between Lime Alger on Chi ease and Erle train.
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Lima
Mike Potosek
Frank Nanasi
Lime Alger Op
Chi Ease & Erle Train
Woman Struck by Auto Near Cleveland. Driver Fled
In Cleveland on July 26 Mrs. Mary Conklin, 36, was fatally injured when an automobile struck her and sped away. Police seek the driver and details of the incident as witnesses provide scant information.
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Cleveland
Mary Conklin
Ned
Dealers Defy New Sales by Weight Law in Ohio
Columbus July 26 State Food and Dairy Commissioner B. Strode warns there is a concerted push by wholesale produce dealers across Ohio to defy the new sales by weight law. Prosecutions will be brought as deputies complete investigations.
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Columbus
Highest Peak in Ohio Measured At 1560 Feet
Bellefontaine July 26 engineers from the United States Geological Survey report the highest point in Ohio on C. D. Campbell farm east of Bellefontaine stands 1,560 feet above sea level, up from the previous 1,540 feet based on new measurements in Logan county.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
C. D. Campbell
United States Geological Survey
Logan County
Two Homes Fire Damages and Break-in Probe in Kent
Kent on July 20 reports two homes were set on fire during a break-in spree linked to vandalism at Jaméa Jr and Ned Miller properties. A year earlier a barn on James Miller Sr’s farm was destroyed by arson. Also noted is catcher Gem Agnew of the St. Louis Browns exiting a game after an injury.
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Kent
Rossea
Jaméa, Jr
Ned Miller
James Miller
Ap Boegsiars
Dan Broken
Washington
Gem Agnew
the &T. Louis Browns
Ander
Morgan’s Men Stigmatized At South’s Short Visit
Breabenville July 26 Judge Mansfield labeled General John H. Morgan and his raider band as cutthroats and murderers during a three wars celebration at the courthouse. Responding from the south, invited guests left the city after the address at the unveiling of a picture of Army of the Tennessee corps commanders.
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Breabenville
John A. Mansfield
John H. Morgan
Sueste
Monument Association
Parcel post extended to 160 pounds planned
Washington July 26 Postmaster General Burleton announced plans to extend parcel post to packages up to 160 pounds. He spoke with Edward R. Clark ICC chairman before the Senate committee on post offices and postroads. They both confirmed the policy aims to expand the service with commission approval.
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Washington
Burleton
Edward R. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Printing error won t invalidate Friebolin bill in Ohio
Columbus July 26 Attorney General Hogan says the Friebolin judicial bill remains valid despite an printing error that misdated its passage. The enrolled copy lists April 29 while the legislature met April 28 with clocks set back. Separately, farmer Peter Fenner in Wilmington died by his own hand after a heat related despondency and attempted to grab money from a store counter. In Bellefontaine Clark Harrington seeks divorce from Rosa Harrington after 10 days of marriage citing extreme cruelty and neglect.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Hogan
Farmer
Wilmington
Peter Fenner
Antioch
Bellefontaine
Clark Harrington
Rosa Harrington
Resolution Denounces Japanese and Mexican Colonization Efforts
Washington reports note Florida Democrat Representative Frank Clark introduced a resolution declaring America for the Americans and reaffirming the Monroe Doctrine. It warns against European colonization in the Western Hemisphere and objects to Japanese and Mexican polities urging greater exclusion and assimilation barriers.
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Florida
Gounds
United States
Washington
America
House
Frank Clark
Japan
Mexico
Tokyo
Rica
Draw Twenty Years Two High School Boys Heavily Booked by New York Judge
Two 16 year old high school students were sentenced by Judge Foster in general sessions to 20 years in Elmira reformatory, a punitive term far beyond the usual 13 months. They had been arrested in a spree of robberies linked to a Bruy vetant High School, stealing dental supplies worth thousands. in one raid a man was wounded by a gunshot.
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New York
Foster
Elmira Reformatory
Elmira
Bruy Vetant High School
Nevers
Mas
Japan Portrayed In Monroe Doctrine Clash Notice
The article discusses U S policy tensions with Japan tied to the Monroe Doctrine and racial issues in the Japan California land law dispute. It notes Representative Clark's resolution arising from Mexico's pro Japan actions and mentions a social visit by Miss Cornelia Howell and a business trip by Watson Pickard to Mt. Vernon.
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Japan
California
United States
Clark
Cornelia Howell
Providence
R. 1
Alice Stamp
West Sugar Street
Watson Pickard
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Mt. Vernon
S R Martin Knox Co Teachers’ A Wig-1018
Incomplete OCR text mentions S R Martin Knox Co and a teacher item with references to Phoebe and a church or class board. The readable fragment discusses notices or communications to a class and board but lacks clear events, dates, or names to establish a full item.
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