Wilson Reprimands Ambassador for Impropriety in British Affair
President Wilson publicly reprimanded Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson for an impropriety involving a statement about recognizing Huerta in Mexico. The White House expressed regret that a U S diplomatic official acted improperly, labeling the British foreign office comment as a possible misattribution and a subterfuge.
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Washington
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Page
United States
Ambasserio Page
Dipatch
Huerta
Mexico
France
Germany
Huert
Wilem
Mexico City
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Canton Scene of Carnage in City Hostilities
Canton suffers massive losses with about twelve hundred killed in Canton City as fighting rages. Rebels loot goldsmiths and silversmiths shops while officials split, unable to stop clashes. Foreign quarters seen as buffer. a large fire destroys thirty barracks and civilians flee amid ongoing rioting and troop redeployments from Hongkong.
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Canton
Canton City
la Fa
Shameenta
Hongkong
Los Angeles Hosts Conclave Closure and Plans 1916 Meet
Sir knights and ladies departed the grind ball in the Auditorium marking the end of the thirty second triennial conclave. Los Angeles was chosen for the next encampment with a start date set for the third Tuesday in June 1916.
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Denver
Los Angeles
Sir Knights
Mining Fatality and Visitor at Yellowstone Park
Fragmentary report describes a mining death and a notable visitor in Yellowstone National Park area. Nine men reportedly injured or missing amid ore piles and mine activity near the Copper Ridge region while a party associated with a war council toured the park.
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Yellowstone
Rotary of War
Crortheat
Lind Succeeds in Presenting Wilson's View
Washington reports that John Lind, Wilson's personal representative, and Foreign Minister Gamboa have discussed U S aims for a peaceful, friendly solution to Mexico's troubles. Huerta's officials show hopeful spirit from Lind's mission though no guarantee Huerta will accept the U S position. A Huerta election call is anticipated after Wilson's message is presented.
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Washington
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Gamboa
United States
Mexico
Mr. Lind
Prisoners Shot by Federals in Durango Conflict
Galveston Texas reports from Durango Mexico describe prisoners being shot by federal forces. C V Seifert a mining man among 2000 refugees arriving from Tampico on the Noriega said he was accused of supplying powder to rebels and forced to depart within twelve hours. He cited the death of cousin Roger Palmer a railroad clerk killed after refusing to open a safe.
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Galveston
Texas
Durango
Mexico
C. V. Seifert
Seifert
Tampico
Noriega
Rebela
Roger Palmer
Lue Range
Palmer
Two Killed In Storm Wake Manitoba Saskatchewan
Storm swept through Manitoba and Saskatchewan on Friday causing crop damage and injuries in many areas. Two deaths are confirmed and reports of destruction flood in Wake province. Page Makes Grave Charges. Washington report details a dramatic accusation of corruption against Illinois representative James Ko Dermott.
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Winnipee
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Page
Washington
He Meatichaegis
Cnef Page
House of Representates
House
James Ko MeDermott
Ulinois
Juare Hie Appueer
Ambiguous Washington Col Thamagif Appointment Reported
A garbled note from New Jersey cites Birch Gete Post Washington Col and Biren of Darlingin as potential ministerial nominees to a fictional Vortucul Mieguminalon. The report claims a senate vote is pending and references a prorogued parliament in London with an extraordinary event awaited next year. Also mentions a U S federal action impacting the Derigdical Charing houen and printing machinery.
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Birch Gete
Washington
Col
Thamagif, Biren
Darlingin
Wileen
Jersey
Vortucul Mieguminalon
Senate
Abandon Minet Fight and World Belt Clash
A distorted report claims Minul and N De-More lead over 600 men including many Hidantrcal Workers in an effort tied to Minet Pride and a planned battle for "Hoe apeect." Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Minul
N. de
Senators Back Wilson Program In Prolonged Senate Session
Washington The Democratic caucus of the Senate voted to stay in session until snow falls or the regular term begins in December to handle tariff and currency bills. They urged immediate consideration of currency and banking legislation after the tariff bill passes. Some members favored a recess, but opposition to a short break prevailed amid Republican plans for lengthy tariff debate.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Lewis
Milneis
Jon
Charlton Heads to Italy for Wife Murder Trial
Jersey City resident Porter Charlton, confessed wife killer, departed Thursday for Italy to stand trial for the murder of Mary Scott Castle Charlton and disposal of her body in Lake Como. Italy has no death penalty, but Charlton faces possible life solitary confinement. his father Judge Paul Charlton, a Yale classmate of Ngati Taft, will attend the trial.
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Jersey City
N. Y
Porter Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Charlton
Paul Charlton
Yale
Japan refuses Diaz envoy to express thanks to Mexico
The Japanese government has intimated to Mexico that it will not receive General Felix Diaz as a special envoy to Japan. The envoy would express Mexico's gratitude for Japan's participation in the Mexican centennial celebrations.
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Toklo
Felix Diaz
Japan
Mexico
Indianapolis Man Dies as Beadle Sees Pet Death
A 72 year old man in Indianapolis collapsed dead after he struck a pet poodle with a heavy whip when the dog barked at him as Charlee Young killed the animal. The incident occurred when the man witnessed the killing and reacted in fear.
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Indianapolis
Mre
Uuman Barratt
Charlee Young
Duchess of Marlborough heads women’s municipal party
The Venees of Marlborough has been named chairman of England’s women’s municipal party formed to back female candidates for local offices. A separate note recalls a recent train robbery near Kansas City as a bandit held up four passengers aboard a Pullman car before the train reached its destination. Arthur Polly, heavyweight champion, announced his protege Jak Jobondm dare will enter the grand race mountain boxing event.
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The
Venees
Marlborough
Women’s Municipal Party
England
Thaw Escapes From Matteawan Asylum
Harry K. Thaw escapes from the Matteawan asylum early Sunday after dashing through an open gate. He hops into a car with five confederates and heads toward New York and Connecticut, with authorities unsure if he will be captured. Hospital officials say he may have boarded a yacht on Long Island Sound seeking passage to Europe. A $500 reward is offered for his apprehension.
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New York
Harry Kiwayer
Stanford White
Matteawan Gate Hospital
Uberty
Connecticut
Tile
Thaw
Longsland Sound
Euroa
Thew
R. F. C. Kieb
Thaw Escapes From Asylum Grounds With Milk Run Car
Harry K Thaw made an early break for freedom from the asylum grounds as attendants Barnum and Hannum reported the escape. The milkman's cart and a waiting car were involved as Thaw slipped past the gate while other arrests were anticipated in the ongoing investigation led by Doctor Kieh.
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Asylum
Howard H. Barnum
Thaw
Kieh
Hannum
Barnum
Tragic Twin Falls Rancher Kills Wife Then Himself
Wealthy rancher Jim Nichols, residing near Eden, Idaho, killed Mrs. L. B. Stockslager with a pistol in the road north of Twin Falls and died from three wounds after shooting himself. The motive appeared to be a rejected infatuation as neighbors reported screams and five gunshots. Bodies lay in the road for hours before discovery by nearby workers.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Alamen Nichols
Eden
L. B. Stockalager
Brocklager
Albion
Nichols
Rosa
Nichols Farm
Death on Train Haunts Countess Tarnovens Case Returns
St Petersburg Kiev express train carried the Countess Tarnovens found hanged on Sunday. Police probe whether death was suicide or murder after a 1910 Venice conviction for complicity in Count Kamarowsky’s murder and a pardon last year. Sedalia burglary case follows fierce early morning gun battle. John Jackson, former officer, surrendered to authorities as another suspect is sought.
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Turne
Sedalia
John Jackson
Killed by Blast at Hingham Canyon Salt Lake Rollo
Salt Lake City man Jack Salt Lake Rollo aged 47, son of the late James Jack longtime Mormon treasurer, dies from injuries after being struck by a rock fragment blown from Utah Copper Company workings during an excursion party. Washington reports wage debates as tari schedule advances and Western Federation miners strike action affects markets. A suspect in a separate arrest case surrenders, while western railroads seek higher revenue amid Postmaster General’s plans.
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Salt Lake City
Rollo
Jack
James Jack
Mormon Church
Rock
Gearly & Foot
Utah Copper Company
Hingham Canpon
Iriende
Invitation to All Navies to Pass Panama Canal in 1916
A brief note from Newport says President Wilson will soon issue an invitation to world navies to meet at Hampton Roads in January 1916 and pass through the Panama Canal to San Francisco for the Panama exposition. The plan envisions American navy support for the event as part of the invitation.
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Panama Canal
Newport
R. L
Hampton Hoods
San Francisco
United States Navy
Church Union Upward in Kaness City Presby Churches
In Kaness City Missouri the Presbyterian in the United States of America and the Cumberland Presby tering churches union, effected in 1006, was upheld by Judge A Vanvalkenburgh in the United States district court. In Washington a call was issued Saturday to Republican senators and representatives to caucus in the house chamber Tuesday night August 4 to elect new national Republican Congressional committees. In New York Benton-Cmilan, former governor of Tennessee, left Saturday for South America to assume duties as U S minister to Deru Mesa McMillan and dvach tor accompanied him. In New York Macile, a cooper magnate, was involved in a suit in the Supreme Court. A pony steeplechase at Lake Pures, ML featured Mr Juhanow’s pony.
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Church Union
Kaness City
The
Presbyterian
United States of America
Cumberland Presbytering
A. Vanvalkenburgh
United Wates District Court
Washington
House
National Republic Congressunal
New York
BentonccMillan
Tennassee
Baturday
South America
United States
Deru Mra
McMillan
Dvachtor
Coteane
Franele Jodawo
Amail Cnphile
Macibe
Lake Pures
Mr. Juhanow
Bia
Vast Western Farm News and Labor Turbulence Amid Grain Debates
Nevada and Oregon grower issues loom as transport tariffs shift and irrigation disputes flare. Montana inspectors monitor shipments while water rights debates in Walker River and Antelope valley hinge on court action. Basque dairy death and a Las Vegas smoke rumor punctuate a sprawling report on farms, rail, mining, and health crackdowns.
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Thomas Dred
Werving & Rere
Intomr
Lyon Sound
Sore Priecn Farm
Cref
B. Templeton
Anatet
Montana
United Statewantity
Helena
Broadwater County
Reno
Walker River District
Nevada
Antelope Valley
California
Ork
Secretary of the Interior
Lai
Yakims
Toppealsb
Teim
Las Vegas
Bigin
Doruinge Dilboa
Quins River
Oregon
Utah
Bor Ucultural
Mormis
Coos County
United States
C. & Smith Lumber Company
Portland
Railroad Commission
Montane
Pacific Coast Coal Company i
Black Piamont
Seattle
George Ayres
Ayres
Industrial Workers of the World
James Harrington
W. M Cogawell
State Board of Health
Milth
Hutte
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