Senator Penrose seeks US troops in Mexico and $25 million aid
Washington August 21 Senator Penrose introduced a resolution urging President Wilson to take all necessary steps to place U S troops in Mexico to protect American lives and property. He also proposed a $25 000 000 appropriation for protection of Americans in Mexico. The measure was laid over for the day as debate cooled.
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Penrose
Ident Wilson
United States
Mexico
Senate
Aeuelene
la Follette
House
Nevagerd
Smoot
Pomp and Ceremony Mark Gorge Parade to the Park
A mid afternoon parade led by a band will wind from the gorge to the park. Local groups in regalia including doctors dentists undertakers embalmers veterinarians and Red Cross members will march. An Uncle Tom's Cabin show staged by Jess Jones is featured. Proceeds benefit the Elks fund.
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Red Cross Corps
Jess Jones
Fats
Big Frame
the Elks
Girl Sues Bixby Arrested in Downtown Hotel Case
Helen Clee Barker testified against H. Bixby of Long Beach in a millionaires case and said indignities were suffered. She and a real estate dealer were arrested in a downtown hotel and held for investigation.
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Los Angeles
Helen Clee Barker
Test validity of alien land law and its constitutional reach
Taniguchi retained his attorneys to secure in United States courts a challenge to the alien land law claiming its nationalization provisions render certain residents unable to own property. The case questions if the law denies due process and equal protection to aliens seeking land ownership within the state.
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Tanigachi
United States
Family of Five Burned to Death in Northwest Fire
A five member family perished in a fire northwest of here. The blaze broke out and burned rapidly. survivors could not locate the victims until the ruins cooled and the charred bodies were recovered.
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Here
Cave-In At Santa Fe Tunnel Leaves Six Trapped
One unidentified man is reported as a cave-in at the old Raton tunnel on the Santa Fe main line. Six workmen were trapped late yesterday as rescue teams from multiple crews work to free them.
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Old
Raton
Santa Fe
Opposition to Currency Bill Cited by Lawmaker
A lawmaker opposed the currency bill, arguing against the measure while expressing support for an alternative. The remark reflects ongoing debate on monetary policy and legislative priorities.
Williams Defeats Johnston In All Comers Tennis Match
Newport match report shows R Norris Williams of Philadelphia beat William Johnston of San Francisco in four sets with scores 6 3, 6 4, 3 4, 8 6 in a feature all comers tournament contest.
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Newport
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia Today
William Johnston
San Francisco
All Comers
Fatal Burns Kill Mrs Pittman and Her Three Children
Alliance Nebraska reports Mrs J H Pittman died last night after an explosion caused by pouring gasoline into a kitchen range. Her three children also died yesterday from burns sustained in the same incident.
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Alliance
Neb
J. H. Pittman
German Athletes to Compete at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Berlin officials announced that a German team will travel to San Francisco to participate in events at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. James E Sullivan, secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union, secured the promise.
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Berlin
James E. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
San Francisco
Sanitary funding fight delays state recognition decision
State Inspector James H. Wallis faced a liquidity snag at noon over recognizing T. F. Terrell of vest in the Lava hot springs matter. Commissioner Wallis left Boise to obtain a small appropriation from the state land board, approved yesterday for lava springs work under the state sanitary. A Pocatello furniture firm had seized tents and cots over a debt, complicating the site’s setup.
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T. F. Terrell
Vest
Fullmer
Wallis
Boise
State Land Board
Lava Hot Springs Commission
Pocatello Furniture Company
Thorn
Parisian Investor Tours Twin Falls Irrigation in Idaho
Paul de Pense of Paris visited Pocatello with D. C. MacWatters of Twin Falls to inspect Idaho irrigation projects backed by Kuhn Enterprises. De Pense said French capitalists will report glowingly on Twin Falls and American Falls, noting a temporary halt on expansions due to land condemnation issues. Meanwhile Pocatello mayor urges strict water rules as city faces a potential shortage and warns of fire danger.
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Paris
France
Pocatello
D. C. MacWatters
Twin Lls
Mr. MacWatters
Kubn
Idaho
M.° de Pense
Kuhn Brothers
M. de Pense
Kuhns
Iss
Sassoss
Southern Idaho Water Power Company
Kuhn
American Falls
MacWatters
Tribune
Hatape
Utah
Turner
George Williams
The
Thaw still jailed after habeas corpus delay in Sherbrooke
After an all night conference Harry Thaw’s lawyers delay producing him in superior court on habeas corpus. The judge’s bearing is postponed until Friday while Thaw remains in jail, due to paper errors and the arrival of his brother in law and sister. The Thaw case will resume in the imperial court on the writ when papers are fixed.
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Sherbrooke
Harry Thaw
Matteawan
Tean
Thawalo
Amedeian
Eee Eeerenien Paw Witta
Monster Collier on Her Trial Trip
The Pacific coast’s largest collier undergoes a trial trip off Mare Island. Engineers watch as the vessel, driven by electric engines and fitted with steel cage masts, tests performance against Holt 9 damme} dozen oists.
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Monster Collier
Pacific Coast
California
Mare Ioland
Arrest in Utah cattle theft tied to Gentile valley sale
Deputy Lewis pursued a suspect after a land agent wired Sheriff Lowry that the man had been captured. The case involves a stolen herd driven to Prices Utah for sale with ties to a gang in Utah and a later arrest near Newesade.
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Lowry
Ming
Prices
Utah
Gentile Valley
Newesade
Sccicky
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