Refugees Cross American Border in El Paso Train
An Associated Press report from El Paso details 75 American refugees from Madera and Chihuahua towns arriving by special Mexican Northwestern train amid American resentment after Edmund Hayes was killed. Thirty nine Chinese also arrived, with US consul Thomas Edwards arranging care. Chinese to be housed at the immigration station.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
Madera
Chihuahua
Edmund Hayes
United States
Thomas Edwards
Juarez
E. Wimply
Roy Hoard
Charles Pringle
John English
J. W. Haley
Charles Truax
A. Lawrence
J. W. Cade
Mullins
John Brooks
J. W. Bodie
William Maxey
James L. Carson
J. G. Glidden
Lee Carruthers
A. L. Franler
D. Haskell
Pearson
T. A. Stone and Family
Babicora—Arch
Typhoon Death Toll Rises Across Japan
Destructive typhoon in northern Japan causes widespread flooding and landslides. Fatalities may reach about 1 000 with 2 000 missing and hundreds of homes swept away. A Myako tidal wave kills 30 and a train washout in Hokkaido leaves seven dead and forty injured. Ambassador Guthrie traverses flooded areas to reach Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Myako
Northeern Hondo
Hondo
Hokkaido
George W. Guthrie
Miyanoshita
Yokohama
Tango Teas Fade As Chicago Closes Cabaret Scene
In Chicago on August 30 the tango teas faded with cafe closures. An ordinance now bans mingling crowds with performers on cafe floors and prohibits tights and other attire, affecting summer gardens, parks, and downtown cafes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mutinous Crew Seized On Tanker Herbert G Wylie
Eight crew members of the British tank steamer Herbert G Wylie were arrested in Galveston after a mutiny claim. Captain W E Phillips said the men set fire to the vessel while moored under quarantine and cut mooring cables. The blaze was extinguished with no serious damage.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Herbert G. Wylie
Tampico
W. E. Phillips
Philips
Diaz Says Huerta Won't Lose Mexican Presidency
General Felix Diaz told the London Herald correspondent that there was never any question of Huerta's candidacy and that his mission left with the understanding of a fair open election. He added he has the best feelings toward the United States.
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Paris
Felix Diaz
London
New York Herald
Huerta
Mexico
Generel Diaz
United States
Maurice McLoughlin Receives Royal Welcome Return
San Francisco plans a royal reception for Maurice E McLoughlin upon his return from international fame. A special committee will arrange a banquet in his honor with California tennis stars Tom Bundy Mel Long J Strachan and FP Johnson among attendees.
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San Francisco
Maurice E McLoughlin
Pacific Coast
McLoughlin
Mel Long
J. Strachan
Griffin
FP. Johnson
Wilson's Advice Not So Foolish
The Daily Telegraph reports that business leaders now deem President Wilson's counsel for Americans to quit Mexico not foolish. Closure of American operations would threaten Huerta's regime, worsen unemployment distress, and risk anti foreign protests that could invite international intervention.
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Uy Associated Press
London
Dati Telegraph
Wilson
Mexico
Daily Telegraph
Huerta
United States
Charlton Denies Cynicism in Murder Trial Voyage
Porter Charlton, extradited from the United States to stand trial for wife Mary Scott Charlton's murder, continued to Genoa on the steamer Re d Italia guarded by Italian military police. He stayed in his cabin and refused to see his body, with Captain Procaccini and an army physician accompanying, stating Charlton acts as if mentally an infant rather than cynical.
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Naples
Porter Charlton
United Sates
Mary Scott Astle Charlton
Genoa
Chariton
Procaccini
Charlton
Lake Como
Foley Kidney Pills Save Girl From Kidney Trouble
The daughter of A Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky suffered severe kidney troubles but after taking Foley Kidney Pills she recovered. The ad claims women are more prone to kidney issues and promotes the medicine as safe and dependable with no habit forming drugs. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation endorses the product.
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A. Mitchell
Bagdad
Mitchell
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Davis Resigns Congress To Become Solicitor General
John W. Davis, representative for West Virginia's First District, resigned his seat effective immediately. Governor Hatfield, at a governors conference in Colorado Springs, said a special election to fill the vacancy may be called. Davis leaves to take up the duties of solicitor general of the United States.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
John W. Davis
Congress
West Virginia
Hatfield
Colorado Springs
Col
Davis
United States
Medical Advert for Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
I cure eye ear throat and lung disorders stomach liver and bowel troubles and all special sexual and chronic troubles for men and women. Do not be deceived by imitators.
Double murder tale shocks Rutherford county
William F. Cook was arrested in Smyrna on a Rutherford county warrant for the double murder of his wife and her niece Lucy Stanford aged fifteen. A bloodstained hickory bludgeon was found in the Cook stable and a coroner's jury verdict ruled both deaths were caused by blows from a heavy blunt instrument. The crime, described as one of the bloodiest in state history, prompted urgent actions to prevent mob violence.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
William F. Cook
Smyrna
Rhodes
Rutherford County
Lucy Stanford
Cook Home
Cook
Davidson County
W. S. Faulkner
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Claims Immediate Pain Relief
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries. E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says it robs injuries of their terrors and is an unrivaled heating remedy. Available at Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Bucklen
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Shuberts Lose Race to Bedside of Father
Lee and Jacob Shubert and their three sisters raced to Jamaica from Rockaway to reach their father David before death. The 75 year old elder Shubert died of an asthma attack as they sped to his home.
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New York
Lee
Jacob Shubert
David
Jamaica
Messrs. Shubert
Rockaway
Shubert
Minister Praises This Laxative In Iowa Ad
A local advertisement features Reverend H Stubenvol praising Dr Kings New Life Pills from Allison Iowa. The copy claims they are perfect for constipation and improve liver and bowels with a guaranteed product. Price listed at Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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H. Stubenvol
Allison
Dr. King
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Republican congressional committee outlines campaign plans
Washington Aug 30 The Republican congressional committee organized and set its campaigns agenda. Chairman-elect Krank PF Woods of Iowa pledges nonpartisan voter information work and focus on Third Maine Third New York First West Virginia and Third Maryland races. The panel plans to avoided clashes with the national committee and eyes Maryland senatorial contest.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Krank PF. Woods
Iowa
aRepublican
Maine
New York
West Virginia
Maryland
Jackson
United States
National Republican Committee
Steenerson
Minnesota
Kinkaid
Nebraska
John Eversman
McKinley
Taft
Crampton
Michigan
Executive Committee
Death of Col William S Stockton Brother of Frank R Stockton
Colonel William S Stockton aged 76 was found dead in Philadelphia apartments. The Civil War veteran commanded the 71st Pennsylvania Volunteers and was a member of the legion of honor. He never married and is survived by his sister Miss Louise Stockton, a dramatic and music critic.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
William S. Stockton
Frank R. Stockton
Stockton
Louise Stockton
71St Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Legion of Honor
Teen prisoners escape jail in Jonesboro Tennessee
Thirteen inmates at the Jonesboro jail escaped early yesterday by sawing bars and lifting the door from its hinges. Johnson City dispatch says officers are in pursuit.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Johnson City
Jonesboro
Fatal neck blow ends Rushville ex-sheriff life
William Price sixty a former Rush county sheriff and Rushville marshal dies after an argument with his son Erbie during a visit. Witnesses report Price was pushed to the sidewalk and Erbie struck him on the neck, killing him about twenty minutes later. The coroner investigates and Erbie Price is held pending verdict.
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Associated Press
Rushville
Ind
William Price
Rush County
Erbie
Price
Fort Wayne
Young Price
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