No Change in Mexico Situation Says Bryan
Washington reports Secretary of State Bryan notes no new alarm from Mexico City and no change in diplomatic posture. He stays home with the State Department in touch by telephone while routine embassy messages and John Lind’s Vera Cruz dispatches arrive about Americans leaving the country.
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Washington
Bryan
State Department
Mexico City
Mexico
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Auto and Train Tragedy Near Grand Island
Mrs. Henry Hagerman about 24 and her infant son died when their car was struck by Burlington No 42 near the northeastern Grand Island outskirts. The husband was critically injured. the family was leaving the city to return home near St Paul. The car was demolished and dragged 50 yards along the tracks.
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Grand Island
Police probe murder claim in Kansas City visit
Police pursue foul play theory in the death of Paul H. Thompson deputy fire commissioner of Grand Island Nebraska found near the municipal wharf. A blood stained coat and a damaged Panama bat along with a note in a coat pocket spark the investigation as detectives scramble for clues.
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Kansas City
Paul H. Thompson
Grand Island
Neb
Jad Busted But in Good Spirits
A brief brittle fragment notes someone named Jad feeling financially busted yet in good spirits despite a pocketbook break. The tone mixes light humor with a sense of resilience amid a minor setback. No additional context or dates provided.
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Jad
Chicago
Doings in Congress on Tax Bills and Amendments
Senate resumes consideration of a cotton futures tax amendment with Senator Clark of Arkansas speaking on the measure. Senator Cummins proposes a 10 percent tax on sales of stocks bonds cotton and agricultural products. The House is not in session and will meet Tuesday.
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Senate
Clark
Ark
Cummins
House
Davis Resolution To Create Solicitor General
The House received a resolution from Representative Davis of West Virginia to establish a solicitor-general. The Hetchy bill was kept under consideration for possible passage this afternoon. In the Senate the tariff debate went on with the lobby committee hearing continuing. Adjournment occurred at 6 10 p m until 11 a m Monday. The Finance committee met on income tax and tariff bill.
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House
Davis
West Virginia
Heteh Hetchy
Senate tariff debate resumes as Hitchcock attacks caucus
The Senate resumed tariff bill consideration with Senator Hitchcock denouncing the Democratic caucus as a political machine and reopening the fight over income tax provisions. The lobby committee continued its hearing as the House met at noon. Speaker Clark designated Representative Hay as acting speaker in his Maine absence. A joint resolution reinstating Adolph Unger of Ohio as military cadet was passed, and another resolution to authorize Peyton’s cadet appointment was agreed to. McDermott and others faced a committee investigation with charges denied by M. Mulhall and L. H. Mo Michael.
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Senate
Hitchcock
House
Clark
Hay
Maine
Adolph Unger
Ohio
Thomas G. Peyton
Tative McDermott
Tobby
Cate
M. & Mulhall
L H. Mo Michael
Senate resumes tariff bill debate with resumed hearing
Thursday the Senate resumed consideration of a tariff bill while the labor investigating committee continued its hearing. Adjourned at 6 10 p m to 11 a m Friday. The House convened in session as the lobby committee heard witnesses. McMichael mentioned.
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Senate
Labor Investigating Committee
House
Aaluuner Alee Eke McMichael
Peace Palace Dedication at The Hague Report
The dedication of the Peace Palace at The Hague draws favorable press from Italy. President's stance is noted as supportive amid international attention for the landmark project.
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Carnegie Palace
The
Hague
Italy
Negotiations With Mexico Not Yet Ended
Washington reports that negotiations with Mexico have not ended as officals note. Huerta government and United States may reach a mutual understanding soon official circles say. President Wilson viewed Vera Cruz events as progress and officials await full texts of two notes.
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Washington
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Vera Crus
New Game Law Effective October 1 in Nebraska
The Nebraska game law taking effect October 1 1913 shifts migratory bird protection to federal rules. Northern zone allows waterfowl season September 1 to December 15 while southern zone runs October 1 to January 15. Nebraska sits in the northern region and birds may not be killed between sunset and sunrise.
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Lincoln
Delaware
California
Nebraska
Cannot Acquire Title Itera Gentes to O ere on Herth Platte Porest
A garbled OCR note references title issues and a place name sequence as a historical record fragment. It names Itera Gentes and seems to mention Herth Platte Porest in connection with an ownership dispute or transfer.
Volunteer Firemen Strike After City Hall Bond Defeat
North Pilatte reports the volunteer fire department resignations after voters defeated a 20 000 bond measure for a new city hall and fire department headquarters at Tuesday's election. The resignations were tendered to the mayor by the entire department.
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North Pilatte
Local Disarray Scrambles Services Amid Shortages
Fragmentary lines describe widespread disorder and scarce supplies. Authorities struggle to restore order as affected residents report minimal access to essentials.
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Peace Palace
Boonere
North Platte Forest Reserve
City of Mexico
Fremont
Albert D. Trumbull
A. Trumbull
George W. Trumbull
A. D. Trumbull
Harle R. Trumbull
Sioux City
Trumbull
Central America
Hastings
Frank Harrison
Adam Breede
Daily Tribune
Breede
Harrison
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