Lind Renews Negotiations Report From Mexico City
Washington reports renewed optimism as Special Envoy Lind exchanges notes with Foreign Minister Gamboa via Charge OShaughnessy. Huerta may be pressed to avoid a self renewal bid, though details remain unofficial and cautious. Hale, in Mexico unofficially, offers information to aid U S policy.
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New Haven Wreck Tests Map of Latest Fatality
The New York New Haven and Hartford wreck near North Haven Conn occurs as Howard Elliott begins as president and Charles Mellen remains adviser. A White Mountain special rear ended Bar Harbor express killing many and injuring others, with earlier Stamford incident recalled. An investigation into the latest crash, blamed on fog, was ordered.
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Women pickets clash with soldiers in Red Jacket streets
Calumet Minnesota September 4 women strike pickets attacked nonunion titers in Red Jacket. Cavalrymen arrived and were met with rocks. Two women were arrested by soldiers and will be prosecuted as mounted patrol drove the crowd back.
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Thaw suffers nervous breakdown in Canada detention
Harry Kendall Thaw was briefly freed from Sherbrooke jail by habeas corpus and then seized by Dominion immigration authorities. He paced the immigration detention room at the Grand Trunk station in Loathooke Quebec, claiming fear of being shot and saying he would rather die than return to the jail as authorities cite a nervous breakdown at midnight. In Columbus, William E Baker, 44, a plasterer, died after drinking carbolic acid as he was being taken to hospital, his wife unable to explain his suicide.
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Federals Win Big Battle in Sonora War News
Douglas Arizona September 4 The largest clash yet in Sonora occurred at Batamotal with over 1000 dead on both sides Most casualties are rebels Federals claim a decisive victory The Wowphale at Hermonilio are crowded with wounded while reports say fear of Yaqui Indians spill into northern Mexico Americans and Mexicans fear the warpath of Yaqui tribes Former Senator Martin Dies of Kansas dies after a nine week illness
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Explosion at Kings Mills Kills Two Workers
A powder mill blast in Kings Mills on September 4 killed A P Wells and Harry Crotherman, the two men inside the building at the time. The structure was completely wrecked and the men were found dead amid the debris.
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Man Pleads Insanity in Ohio Trial
Upper Sandusky Ohio report says John Broadman worth over 200000 faced trial for firing twice to force a verdict of insanity Prosecuting attorney was Probaty Judge Rowland ex congressman Grant Mouser led the defense claiming anxiety over a dog trial and mental strain drove Broadman into temporary insanity
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Censors Named to New State Moving Picture Board
Columbus figures C Seph and J A Mads dex, former Colonial theater manager, and Ada’s Harry E Vestal join Meade Murray Miller of Columbus as appointees to the new state moving picture censor board.
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Whitlock May Run Toledo Ticket For Mayor
Toledo faction of independents tops slate as Mayor Brand Whitlock, who has denied candidacy, leads a new municipal ticket called the Toledo ticket in a power play at the Independent convention results. Potato Crop Is Short In US Crop expert says national potatoes will be 100 million bushels down from last year with Minnesota and Ohio prices rising. Must Take Own Medicine Wife beaters in Pittsburgh face a “wife beaters’ squad” and must duel police rounds under the full law. Five Dead In Coast Storm In North Carolina coast, two whites and three unknowns killed as storm damages cotton corn and forests. total losses likely exceed five million dollars.
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Navy yards report urges new Gulf coast ship station
A government board urged improvements at Atlantic coast yards and called for a major new station on the Gulf of Mexico at Pensacola to meet war demands. It warned private plants cannot be trusted to supply Navy needs and emphasized two Atlantic and one Pacific station for quick battleship construction. The report also urged expanding New York and Boston yards as congestion grows.
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Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Cities
Chicago market notes show cattle and hog prices with varied grades and receipts. Cleveland and Cincinnati listings detail steer, heifer, cow, and lamb values, alongside grain quotes for wheat corn oats and hay. Receipts across regions include cattle, hogs, and sheep, with price ranges reflecting market conditions.
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Senate Defeats Trust Regulation Amendment In tariff session
President Wilson reportedly backed party leaders as the Senate rejected Kenyon’s plan to place aluminum on the free list by a 55 to 12 vote. The vote signaled no immediate trust legislation this year, with Senators Simmons and others noting future action after tariff and currency issues are settled. Regular Republicans joined Democrats against the amendment, while Oliver opposed the Aluminum Company of America. Brady, Bristow, Catron, Ford, Jobes, La Follette, Norris, Pola dester, Sterling and Wark backed the administration line.
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Ohio lawmakers urge penalties to enforce Webb liquor law
Senator M E Beman Representative W B Kilpatrick and three others filed with Secretary Graves the official argument in favor of a proposed law to stop liquor shipments into dry areas. They contend the penalties are necessary to make the Webb interstate liquor shipment law effective in Ohio.
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Man fatally crushed by baler on New York farm
Elyria Q Rept Whte barn hay on Arthur Versey farm killed Willams Hink age 20 when bale threw him into the machine. He died from injuries received in the accident on the Versey farm.
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