Wilson appeals for neutrality in Mexico crisis
President Wilson addressed Congress on August 27 outlining a neutral hands off policy toward Huerta's government in Mexico. He urged Americans to leave Mexico and warned those aiding the revolution that they would face reckoning, while urging moral support from foreign powers. The message emphasized patience and calm action to foster peace and stability.
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Huerta
Mexico
United States
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Senate
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Eta
Lind
Senor Gamboa
Wilson
Peaen
Lind May Solve Mexican Problem Huerta Notifies Envoy of Acceptance
President Wilson received a long message from John Lind at Vera Cruz outlining prospects for settling the Mexican problem in optimistic terms. Huerta has notified Lind his government is willing to renew the conference and accept Wilsons terms to secure peace and recognition.Reports from Vera Cruz say conservatives hope Huerta will avoid candidacy and seek pacification, with renewed negotiations likely on a franker basis.
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Washington
Wilson
John Lind
Vera Cruz
General Huerta
Mr. Lind
Huerta
United State
Representative Clayton Named Senator in Alabama
Henry D. Clayton was appointed by the Alabama governor to fill the unexpired term of the late Gerator Johnston. Pedestrian Will Become Farmer in Minnesota area moves to Keosa County to settle as a farmer. Pat Crowe, noted Kiddie Quedeby figure, was rearrested Thursday on a drunkenness charge and faces workhouse sentencing.
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Washington
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Imake
Wilson Warns Americans to Leave Mexico Urgently
President Wilson urged Americans to depart Mexico immediately and ordered all officials and consulates to bear responsibility for Americans and their property. Secretaries Bryan and the embassy were instructed to assist departing citizens with transport and funds, and to provide ships for coastal towns. Foreign governments will be notified to offer help as needed.
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Mexico
Vercss
Currency Bill Approved by House Democratic Caucus
Washington The currency bill won approval after nearly three weeks of debate with a 163 to 9 vote. Nine dissenters named include Henry Eagle Callaway Texas Hardwick Georgia Lobeck Nebraska Buchanan Fowler Nebraska Neeley Kansas Sisson Mississippi. The caucus pledged the bill as a party measure with passage in the House, though the banking and currency committee may offer amendments. The Senate committee on privileges and elections began considering Henry D Clayton’s credentials to replace the late Johnston as Alabama’s senator. French Fille team arrives in New York for the international tournament at Comparoe in early September Havre.
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Georgia
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Fowler
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Neeley
Kansas
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Alabama
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New York
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Frank Found Guilty in Mary Phagan Murder Case
A court found Caelao N Prank guilty Monday of the murder of Mary Phagan, an employee at the National Pencil Company factory where Prank served as supervisor. The verdict followed the April loss of Phagan.
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Atlanta
Caelao N. Prank
Myeerold Mary Phagan
National Pencil Company
Striking Officers Return to Duty Across Pennsylvania
Report from London notes peace treaty ratified in Bucharest. In Thrace and Geomultine regions remaining troops advance as 609 units occupy key areas. Police officials say calm restored as two Pennsylvanian troops resume duty and the nation appears under control.
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Lunel town riot and shootings shock residents
A two hundred cypsles incited unrest in Lunel with guns and muskets. Gendarmes fought, one guard slain and several wounded. The attackers reportedly held off soldiers briefly before fleeing, leaving many wounded behind. Origin stemmed from tensions between gypsies and Lunel inhabitants.
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Lune
Muse
Lunel
Burned to Death in Turpentine Accident at Lake City
Buffalo man reports a fatal turpentine splash near Gelt Lake City Ivy Holead aged eleven as investigators seek the missing bonds worth 140,000 dollars tied to Lalor at A monet. Police have found no trace of the involved party.
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Canadian court weighs writ to extradite Thaw case
In Sherbrooke on Friday, Ontario judge Hutchinson agreed to grant Canadian lawyers acting for New York stars a writ of habeas corpus for Harrp K. Thaw, seeking his presence in court at once. Jacobs, chief counsel for New York, conferred with Jerome after midnight. Roger Thompson, once a Times Square chauffeur, was released on 500 bail on charges of breaking in and aiding Thaw to cross the border.
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Jerome
Roger Thompson
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Trappers Challenge Stefansson Over Eskimo Discovery
Edmonton reporters describe thres Fort Bimmone trappers C. L. Deschaaseault Joseph and Willem Hids on returning from the far north denying Arctic explorer Vihjaimar Stefansson’s claim to discover the Donde Eskimo tribe. They say they learned of a 300-strong tribe after three weeks with them and had already learned of larger tribes along the Arctic coast.
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Navy and frontier notes across oceans and roads
In Washington Daniels condemns Maryland officials over a thief’s escape by enlistment, while Minnesota reports unprecedented road earnings at 4.047 million in seven months. Torreon casualties mount as constitutionalist attacks claim thousands, and Australian cricket wins again in Chicago. Boxing and boxing-related headlines feature Langford versus Johnson. Refugees reach El Paso amid migrant movement. postal cards demand rises in coming years.
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Minnesota
Tais Andilor Iversen
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Minassota Businese
Hig Mantisid Aspect and The Devil's Club Foot
Fragmented dialogue features Beau Bor-Mummy and a voicelike Mother and maid. The scene quivers between mythic accusation and comic misreadings of Cupid, with a boy and a restaurant setting teased by social tension.
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Fragmentary theatre note from Scottish press observed
A garbled English text fragment mentions a manager emerging and a question about attending theater for amusement. It references a journalist, press mentions, and a bookmaker colleague in a historical newspaper tone with unclear names and events.
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