Cardoso to Be Honored on Return to Washington
Brazilian minister J M Cardoso de Oliveira will be greeted in Washington with ceremonies reflecting U S gratitude for aid in Mexico City last year. The Sacramento, delayed by Gulf storm, will bring Cardoso and Guatemalan minister Ortega to New Orleans then to Washington, escorted by Leon J Canova.
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State Department
United States
Cardoso de Oliveira
Mexico City
McManus
Cardoso
New Orby Leon
J. Canova
Washin
Prestot Wilson
Lansing
Funston Can Have More Troops If He Requests Them
Wilson signals that Funston may receive additional troops if he makes formal requests amid a scattered Rio Grande Valley situation. Mexican cross-border activity is noted with patrols and arrests, as officials report three Mexican casualties near Santa Maria after confrontations with posses.
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Funston
Wilson
Mexican Recruiter Reported Near Rio Grande City
A Mexican emissary Rudolph er is jailed in Pueblo County on charges linked to recruiting Mexicans in southern Texas for an insurrection. Reports say about eighty Mexicans were gathered along Zapata and Rio Grande City as part of a plan tied to the so called San Diego movement.
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San Diego
Ameri
Rio Grande City
Texas
Cabrera Bas Ee
Zapata
Son Laredo
Fourteenth Cavalry
Mexican Troops Enter U S Border Area In Cattle Slaughter
Reported that Mexican armed men crossed into the United States near Nogales and began slaughtering cattle from the Harrison ranch. Three autos carried the group toward the scene as locals debated the incident.
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U. S
Nogales
Ariz
Harrison Ranch
Dalupe
Teye
Gonzales
F. C. Weinert
Foorth
Million Dollar Home For Sick Or Disabled Printers
The International Typographical Union praises its Colorado Springs million dollar home for sick or disabled members. The complex includes a hospital annex and pension fund totaling over a million dollars paid to pensioners, with a 11.7 per 1,000 death rate noted in its campaign for sanitary workshops.
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Colorado
Mountains
Los Angeles
International Typograpical Union
Colorado Springs
Colo
Union
George W. Childs
A. J. Drexel
International _ Typographical Union
Hawley Dismissed From C By Order of Probate Court
J W Hawley a Davenport Iowa real estate man arrested in Mobile on a charge of deserting his wife in New Orleans nine years ago was released on habeas corpus after Judge Price Williams of the probate court ruled the governor had not honored a requisition from New Orleans police. Attorneys Mc Alpine and Frazer defended Hawley at the hearing.
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J. W. Hawley
Daversport
Iowa
Mobile
New Orleans
Price Williams
Williams
Alabama
Negro Highwayman Case Proceeds in Court
The case of Oscar Taylor, identified Negro highwayman, charged with robbery by Horace Coleman, was called in the inferior criminal court Saturday and continued to Wednesday. Taylor, arrested by Deputies Bernstein and Soles, is described as a bad man in every respect. Edward White of Citronelle sworn in a warrant charging burglary at his residence here over a week ago. 300 colored orphans saved as fire forces evacuation from St Elizabeth's Home during the Goldstrom Brothers factory blaze in Baltimore.
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Oscar Taylor
Horace Coleman
Inferior Criminal Court
Taylor
Bernstein
Soles
Edward White
Citronelle
Baltimore
St. Elizabeth's
Goldstrom Brothers
George Cox
George
Miss Wagner
Morrell Po
Willie Childs
Busehe
Farmers Receive Threat Letters Prompt Inspector Visit
The article notes threats against land possession with farmers receiving letters that prompted a post office inspector to Seguin. After investigation, no further threats were found.
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Seguin
Kaiser Continues Swift Advance At Russians Center
The German push toward the Russian center accelerates as western operations stall amid ongoing Balkan tensions. Reports note 40,000 troops moved from Warsaw toward the Serbian frontier, while Zeppelins were seen after Thursday raid. In Jaffa a Wagner Brothers foundry stands near the Suez canal area as France and Britain weigh possible expedition plans.
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Napoleon
Moscow
Balkans
Amsterdam
Germany
Warsaw
Jaffa
Palestine
Turkey
Port Said
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Wagner Brothers
French Marine Ministry
Great Britain
France
Egypt
Plan for Attack on Suez Canal Detected in Time
Paris reports a plan to attack the Suez Canal was detected and thwarted. On August 12 a French cruiser bombarded and destroyed the Wagner shipyard building in Jaffa after evacuations, stopping arms and ammunition production for the planned assault.
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Suez Canal
Paris
Jaffa
Wagner
British Vessel Cairo Sunk by Submarine Near London
German submarine attack sinks the British steamer Cairo and the fishing smack Le. crews saved. Two ships named Cairo exist, one 1,671 tons owned by Glasgow Navigation in Glasgow, the other a Hull fishing boat.
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London
Cairo
Glasgow Navigation
Hull
The Way Out and Mrs Newrich Field a Quip
A humorous exchange features Mrs Newrich lamenting a jacket she washed for her boy becoming too short and Bachelor suggests washing the boy. The scene then shifts to Mrs Champ Clark wife of the speaker of the house noted for wit cooking and storytelling.
Amended Revenue Measure Targets Shipyard Tax
Alabama lawmakers consider an amended revenue plan taxing shipyards while a joint committee weighs redistricting bills and other measures. Rumors swirl around congressional races as Bellwether Baldwin and Mobile counties are discussed for district realignments and candidate moves. Citriculture funding hearings seek a $26,000 appropriation for Gulf Coast horticultural work amid board reorganizations.
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Montgomery
Ala
Baldwin Citrus
Agricultural Committee
Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
O. F. E. Wineberg
W. H. Reynolds
George E. Murrell
The
Southern Railway
H. P. Loding
Ernest Walker
Auburn
W. K. P. Wilson
State Horticultural Board
Wrong Richard Davis Spends Night in Jail
Ella Andrews alleges a man matching Richard Davis acted scandalously toward her. A mistaken detainee spent the night at the station, then was released after she identified him as not the right man. Other petty cases include a man fined for disorderly conduct and a court-ordered highway labor term.
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Richard Davis
Ella Andrews
Lady
Mobile
Richard
Castle Crenshaw
Ella
John Jacobson
Lawrence
Charles Schmidling
Burk Kinnear
Gulf City Milling Company
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Oscar L. Gray
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Representative Chamberlain
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Washington County
Mobile County
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Bart B. Chamberlain
State Health Department
Chamberlain
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Rene
C. J. Moffett Medicine CO
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