Shipment of Arms to Mexico City and Vera Cruz
Washington reports President Wilson granted a permit for three rapid fire guns and fifty thousand rounds to the Mexican Light and Power company to protect Mexico City. The steamer Monterey carried 145 cases of carbines for Huerta at Vera Cruz. No permit has been issued since June 25, though several applications remain pending with the Mexican embassy.
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Washington
Mexico City
Wilson
Mexian Light and Power Company
Monterey
Huerta
Vera Cruz
State Department
Wilson to Confer With Foreign Relations Committee on Mexico Crisis
President Wilson will host the entire foreign relations committee at the White House for a Mexico crisis briefing. John Lind will arrive near Veracruz aboard the New Hampshire as Lind discusses peace proposals through Charge OShaughnessy with Provisional President Kent Wilson and Mexican officials.
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Washington
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
John Lind
Mexico
Vera Cs
New Hampshire
Mexico City
United States
Lind
O'Shaughnessy
Kent Wilson
A. Ae
Huerta
Foreign Office
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Senate debate heightens over Mexican situation
Democrats and Republicans unite in opposing moves to influence Mexico policy. Senator Smith of Michigan cites the Constitutionalists' junta and a state department link, while Williams of Mississippi charges an organized, syndicated drive toward war. Crawford and Kenyon join in urging silence and a foreign relations committee review.
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Senate
Mexico
Smith
Michigan
State Department
Wilson
Williams
Mississippi
William Smith
Crawford
Kenyon
Beans Grow in Maryland Vines Yield Juicy Limab Beans
Near Washington D C a Maryland gardener William Williams cultivates limas on vines stretched with wire to prevent storm damage. Lightning struck the wires cooking the beans as his family tended the crop straight from the vine the beans praised for epicure palates.
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Washington, D. C
Waseee Md
Williams
Death by own action at family residence
Police classify the death as self inflicted after Dr. Jones shot himself in the head with a revolver at the family home. Family members say it may have been accidental. The incident occurred today and the victim is reported in hospital.
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New Ve Ang
Hopital
Jones
Suffragettes Attack Doctor Over Treatment Claim
Militant suffragettes armed with horsewhips strike Dr. Allan Campbell Pears on Aug 9 as they confront his treatment of May. They accuse him of threatening to treat suffragettes in a way that would lead to imprisonment.
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Allan Campbell Pearon
May
Peas Prove Profitable Crop On Fort Hall Tract
An agriculture expert advises farmers on planting peas, detailing bed preparation, weed control, and irrigation. He notes his Admiral pea crop yielded 45.33 bushels per acre, sold at 2.5 cents per pound, totaling about $68 per acre.
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Fort Hall
the Snake
Thone
Admiral Vane
Japanese Hold Land During Natural Lives, Heire Entities Formed
San Francisco August 9 This last day under the alien land act Japanese nationals may retain land only for life or until natural death after which holdings pass. By August 10 a gradual breakdown of existing colonies will occur and heir corporations will form to manage remaining properties.
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Cannes
San Francisco
Northern railroad fortifying for strike as boats prepare to sail
Ant Tan Wis Aug 9 reports the Great Northern strengthens for a dock strike amid stalled intervention efforts. A committee abandoned talks as workers remain unreceptive. Three boats loaded and four more expected to sail today.
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Ant Tan
Wis
Millet Good Crop For Dry Farms
A Cambridge farmer, Joseph Brim, reports millet can be grown on non-irrigated land. He notes the millet showed luxuriant growth without any water, with sowing dated May 14 and field emailed from Downey Ida ary ah.
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Joseph Brim
Cambridge
Mill Mondey
Heat and drought grip Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma
Reports from Kansas City indicate widespread heat and drought across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Water shipments and pasture shortfalls threaten livestock as temperatures likely reach 96 to 110 degrees again tonight.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Fishworm Wiggle Suppressed By Portland Inspector
Portland Ohio August 9 Municipal Dance Hall Inspector Flack vows to stop the so called fishworm wiggle as dancers gather protest over the trend The inspector claims authority to halt the movement though the ordinance mentions no river dancing and the wiggle mixes a dance with a water motion authorities aim to curb the trend.
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Portland
Ohio
Flack
Suspect Arrested in California Murder Case
William Blackerby, detained in Kissimmee, faces murder charges for the 17 year old Santa Clara killings including his wife and four others. He denies being Dunham, the California suspect, while an arresting officer says he admitted killing two men there and will be held for California authorities.
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Ing
William Blackerby
Kissimmee
Santa Clara
Calif
California
Dunham
Death List Grows From Binghamp ton Fire
The death toll from the Binghamp ton Clothing company fire rises to thirty two with the latest victim Mrs May Layton who died in a city hospital after leaping from a fourth floor window during the blaze two weeks ago.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Binghampton Clothing Company
May Layton
Big Land Prize Lands in Manitoba Homestead
Harvey Davis of Lincoln Nebraska waited seventeen days and nights at the land office and filed on a Winni fred area homestead valued at 24000 dollars near Winnipeg Manitoba on August 9.
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Winnipeg
Man
Harvey Davis
Lincoln
Neb
Winnifred
Miners Return to Work as Strike Falters
Calumet August 9 copper mine operators claim a rout of the strike as 2000 men return to work last night and 1000 more today sign lists requesting resumption of operations. Operators may raise wages and likely grant an eight hour day after settlement.
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Calumet
Impeachment Pursuit Surrounds Sulzer Case
New York reports the joint legislative committee finished hearings and will submit its report Monday. Investigators seek details on campaign contributions and potential dealings with three firms. L M Josephthal on Wall Street is noted in the inquiry. Sulzer’s silence contrasts with a probe into a substantial 986,780 account and related transactions.
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New York
Sulser Wa
Joint Legislative Committee
L. M. Josephthal
Wall Street
Apache Jove
Home From Head Camp Erade Town
A brief hometown report notes the arrival of campers from Head Camp to Erade Town. Residents describe mixed weather as crowds gather to welcome evacuees. Local officials urge calm and orderly return during ongoing adjustments.
Higson Attends Woodmen of the World Meet in Colorado
Former City Councilman Henry K Higson returned from Denver and Colorado Springs where he attended the Woodmen of the World head camp for the Pacific jurisdiction as Idaho’s two delegates. J J McCue of Boise was the other Idaho delegate among eight states. The event featured banquets and excursions. Higson noted Colorado Springs is dry but permits private liquor use with strict enforcement.
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Henry K. Higson
Denver
Colorado Springs
Woodmen of the World
Pacific
Idaho
Gem
J. J. McCue
Boise
Mr. Higson
Western handicap winner at Omaha Gun Club match set record
Longmont Colorado shooter Oot A Comal tied for first with a 19 yard start finish, winning the Eighth Annual Western handicap at the Omaha Gun Club on Thursday with a 100 score. The feat was claimed as the best ever by Millay.
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A. Comala
Longmont
Colo
Omaha Gun Club
Millay” Phampeen
Panonia crew report aboard balkan war scenes on voyage
Officers of the Cunard liner Panonia report a miniature Balkan war aboard during six days from Trieste to New York. Several hundred ex volunteers including Greeks and Serbians were aboard. Daily, combatants came to the sick bay with severe stab wounds.
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New York
Cunard
Trieste
First Lushanna gold arrives in Seattle from Alaska
Tourists bring pockets full of nuggets from McCarthy on the C river railroad. Miners from new diggings supply pouches of gold while travelers claim many are heading to the Sushanna as Alaska draws visitors.
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Seattle
Wash
McCarthy
Alaska
Sushanna
Child injured by selfbinder near Lewiston
A two year old child of Nephi Johnson wandered into a wheat field at Lewiston and was badly injured when struck by a selfbinder. The leg was nearly severed and doctors hope to save the limb without amputation.
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Logan
Lewiston
Nephi Johnson
Unclear Fragment on Emigration Decision
The readable fragment questions whether he would stay or go to America, signaling uncertainty about a planned move and future residence. No further entities or context are present in the text.
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America
Ness and Idaho Rose Milling ad clarifies Jenkins role
An advertisement in the Tribune defends T. R. Ness and Idaho Rose Milling, stating Jenkins remains a promoter with faith in the venture. It asserts Jenkins is not an executive officer and not responsible for debts or acts of the executive board.
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Tribune
T. R. Ness
Idaho Rose Milling Company
Jenkins
Executi
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William Williams
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Copper Companies Rout Federation
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