Wilson outlines peace plan and calls for neutral stand
President Wilson told Congress the Huerta government in Mexico rejected U S efforts for a peaceable outcome and a recognized government. He urged a firm neutral hands off policy and an urgent appeal for Americans to leave Mexico while promising safe aid and warning against those prolonging the conflict.
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Washington
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Congress
Huerta
Mexico
United States
House
Senate
Mesage
Pse
Eta
Lind
Senor Gamboa
Wilson
Peaen
Lind May Solve Mexican Problem
President Wilson received a long message from John Lind at Vera Cruz outlining an optimistic settlement of the Mexican problem. Huerta notified Lind that his government is willing to renew the conference and accept Wilsons terms to secure peace and recognition. Reports say Huerta may announce he will not seek the coming election. Separate item notes the arrest of Frank Haynes for a hotel owner’s death and a mining camp blast killing three in the Mogollon mountains.
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Washington
Wilson
John Lind
Vera Cruz
General Huerta
Mr. Lind
Huerta
United State
Senator Henry D. Clayton Appointed by Alabama Governor
Representative Henry D. Clayton was appointed to the U S Senate by the Alabama governor to fill the late Gerator Johnston's unexpired term. Pedestrian Will Become Farmer in Minnesota. veteran walker Pedestrian, known for long journeys, plans to settle in Keseau county as a farmer. Washington reports Pat Crowe, a kidnapper, rearrested on drunkenness charge. Grove to be sentenced to the workhouse.
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Clayton
Alabama
Gerator Johnston
Farmer
Minneapelle
Payton Weeton
Keseau County
Rune
Kideaper
Washington
Pat Crowe
Kiddie Qudeby
Imake
Beatty
Limelight
Los Angeles
Walter Scott
Death Valley Scotty
Los Angeles Chamber of Mines
Scntt Bosen
Chamber
Wilson Urges Americans to Leave Mexico Immediately
President Wilson ordered all Americans to evacuate Mexico at once. The American embassy and consulates were told to hold Mexican officials responsible for harm to Americans or their property while assisting departures with transport and funds. Ships will be provided for seacoast towns and foreign governments will be informed.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Bryan
Congress
Huerta
United States
Currency bill approved by House Democratic caucus
Washington The administration currency bill cleared a House Democratic caucus vote of 163 to 9 after three weeks of discussion. Nine dissenters named from Texas Georgia Nebraska Kansas and Minnesota. The caucus declared the measure a party measure with possible amendments from the banking and currency committee. A separate note says the Senate committee began examining Henry D Clayton’s credentials to succeed the late Johnston in Alabama. French team arrives in New York for the Comparoe tournament in early September in Havre.
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Washington
House
Democratic
Henry, Eagle and Callaway
Texas
Hardwick
Georgia
Lobeck
Neraska
Buchanan
Fowler
Lynda
Neeley
Kansas
Sisson
Miassaso
New York
Comparoe
Boptember
Havre
Frank Found Guilty in Atlanta Murder Case
Frank Found Guilty in Atlanta for the murder of Myeerold Mary Phagan, an employee at the local National Pencil Company's factory where Caelao N Prank served as superintendent. Jury verdict delivered Monday following April incident at the factory.
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Frank
Atlanta
Caelao N. Prank
Myeerold Mary Phagan
National Pencil Company
Pennsylvanians police two troops in strike duty
Amid a strike, the full membership of two Pennsylvanian state police troops reported for duty. Many men returned to the shops Monday as stickers and peace officers assess national order. The London treaty continues to be ratified with reports from Bucharest. The advance through Thrace and occupancy of Geomultine remain noted.
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Cantrol
Eric
London
Rat ‘Ted
Bucharest
Thrace
Maatanbe
Bots Advicas
Lunel town revolt ends in gun battle with gendarmes
A mob of 20 cypsles attacked Lunel with arms and muskets on Friday, drawing gendarmes into a battle that left one gendarme dead and several wounded. The attackers briefly held off soldiers before retreating, leaving many wounded behind. The assault arose from a dispute between gypsies and Lunel townspeople.
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Mostpeller, Fratve
Lune
Muse
Lunel
Burned to Death in Turpentine Accident at Lake City
Police report a fatal turpentine blaze fatally injuring a resident of Lake City Ivy Holead aged 11 or so. The incident occurred when splashed with burning liquid. Authorities have recovered no trace of bonds valued at 140,000 dollars linked to the deceased or family.
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Gelt Lake City
Ivy Holead
Bande Buffalo
M. Y
Sherbrooke Holds Writ in Thaw Case Across Border
In Sherbrooke on Friday Judge Hutchinson, back from vacation, agreed to grant a writ of habeas corpus for Canadian lawyers acting for New York stars to produce Harry K. Thaw in court. The move could derail Thaw’s detention. Jacobs, NY chief counsel, conferred with Jerome past midnight. Roger Thompson, once a Times Square chauffeur, remained quiet after release on $500 bail on charges of breaking into cages and aiding an undesirable to cross the border.
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Therbrooka
Quebec
Sherbrooke
Hutchinson
New York
K. Thaw
Couts
Thaw
Wik
Jacobs
Jerome
Roger Thompson
Times Square
Matealth
Trappers Challenge Stefansson on Arctic Discovery
Edmonton trappers C L Deschaaseault, Joseph Hiderson, and Willem Hids on return from the far north deny Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson as the discoverer of the Donde Eskimo tribe. They say they learned of the tribe during a three week stay with a 300 strong band and found Eskimos whiter than most. Stefansson arrived after they had already encountered the group and heard of larger related tribes on the Arctic coast.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Thres Fort Bimmone
C. L. Deschaaseault
Joseph and
Willem Hidson
Vihjaimar Stefansson
Ubey
Stefamsson
Arctic
Navy officers condemned for youth theft escape
Washington dispatch reports anger over a Maryland state official and deputy sheriff letting a youth convicted of theft avoid punishment by enlisting in the navy. Secretary Daniels sent a letter to Governor Goldsborough denouncing the officers and stating the navy will no longer be a refuge for culprits.
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Washington
Navy
Maryland
Daniels
Goldsborough
Botany Bay
Hig Mantisid Aspect and the Devil in a Dark Tale
A fragmented text centers on Beau Bor-Mummy and a mother figure discussing devilish imagery and Cupid. The odd dialogue references a handsome young boy and a maid leaving a restaurant, as characters debate meals and arrangements.
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Beau Bor
Reme
Eppeare
Charmas Poung
Mall Boy
Mimmy
Fragmentary playhouse note sparks dubious theater question
A garbled diary style fragment describes a manager, a journalist, and an English bookmaker in a tense scene. The text suggests a question about whether the speaker came to the theater for amusement, with unclear context and several misread words.
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