YANKEES ADVISED TO LEAVE MEXICO
Washington reports indicate Huerta declined an ambassador exchange and favored maintaining current diplomatic status until after October elections. Lind’s mission notes stress U S neutral stance and Mexico’s right to determine recognition, with Mexico seeking October 26 elections under constitutional law.
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Yankees
Mexico
Washington
Huerta
John Lind
Mexico City
Cairio Officio
Lind
United Sates
United States
Gamboa
Slave Case Nearing End
San Francisco reports a conference on the Mann white slave act involving Drew Caminetti. Witnesses for the defense may be subpoenaed. interviews with Marshall Woodworth were not admitted due to gender rules. President Wilton optimistic of a tangible change, while army dispatches mention cavalry leaving the Presidio and War Secretary Gavin handling late telegrams in Omaha with no disclosed finance details.
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San Francisco
Drew Caminetti
Marshall Woodworth
Wasington
D. C
Senate
Wilton
Raeee
Lindley Gavin
Omaha
Twin Falls South Side Tract a Modern Marvel Of Substantial Progress
A Tribune report highlights the Twin Falls South Side Land and Water company figures showing vast acreages in alfalfa, hay, clover, pasture, wheat, oats, corn, potatoes and fruit. It notes a strong school system with a 16-room building, gym, auditorium and landscaped yard, praising rapid, substantial development in Idaho's Magic Valley.
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Twin Falls South Side
Glenn
Street
Idaho
McMillan Cement
Twin Country
Tolteke
Tribune
South Side
Twin Falls
Buhl
Heat wave shifts KU study, raises marks for week
Reading fragments indicate Kansas City weather and school reporting noting higher marks than last week as Lempere is mentioned with aig. The text is garbled but signals a period of temperature impact and adjusted scores.
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Kansas City
Heniey
Ft State
Lempere
Your Town Depends on Your Spending Here
This public notice urges residents to support local business over mail order houses to grow and prosper the town of Chicago or New York denounced in a strong call to buy locally. It emphasizes that every purchase elsewhere harms the town and that spending locally strengthens neighbors and commerce.
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Chicago
New York
Imperator in Flames Strikes New York Passenger Ship
Fire swept the steam ship Imperator injuring and killing crew members and passengers. A leading officer Göreckt perished while guiding others to fight the blaze, and Seaman Stumpf was rescued after suffocating. The vessel suffered heavy damage but was towed to pier as repairs planned. A separate note reports sought fugitive Bearup linked to a Phoenix murder with rewards offered and bank movements followed by sheriff action. Bearup’s prior military service noted.
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New York
Imperator
Passena
Otlece Gorecht
Stumpf
Gobrecht
Oene G. Bearup
Fred Beregs
Fred Mung
Ust
McFadden
Pheonix O
Ecostear Ooms Hosanany A
Merrill
Hai
Bearup
Tama Ae Klaney Merrill
Board of County Commissioners
Merain
M Balt Lake
Lowry
Cobre
Largilleire Bank
Soda Spings
Nevada
Ming
Soda Springs Bank
Cheyenne Fort
Wyoming
Hugh Whitney
Geet
Idaho Falls Man Reports Rail Freight Figures for Year
L M Earl of Idaho Falls, manager for the tae Loannes, said the Oregon Short Line hauled 15 793 cars of produce from Ashton to Fort Hall in the year ending June 30 19, with 5 696 cars shipped from Idaho Falls. The tonnage covers a 162 mile distance.
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L. M. Earl
Idaho Falls
Tae Loannes
Ih Lake
Earl
Oregon
Ashton
Fort Hall
President weighs Panama-Pacific expo building funds
President Wilson considers an appropriation for a large government building at the Panama-Pacific exposition and plans to confer with Congress soon. The United States has already appropriated $500,000 for exhibits, and the president seeks to show the affair is national, not sectional.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Fatal Rifle Range Accident at Camp Perry
The first fatal accident on the Ohio rifle ranges occurred at Camp Perry, Ohio on August 28. Francisco Ballon of the Peruvian team was killed when a fellow countryman accidentally pulled the trigger of his rifle.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Francisco Ballon
Caught Sheriff Lowry Lands Murderer in Nevada Town
Sheriff Lowry reports the capture of a murder suspect in a Nevada town after a chase across the region. Local authorities secured the suspect without incident and transported them for questioning and charging. The arrest followed a homicide investigation spanning several days and involved state police assistance.
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Lowry
Nevada
Undetermined Telegram Notes Dispatch Details
A fragmentary telegram from a deputy sheriff reports a Grace incident on a recent night. It references a move from a pier to Pocatello and mentions the Aber RA ery bape Sr in connection with the case.
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Sherif McFadden
Grace
Anne
Pier
Pocatello
Bonding Vote in City Bonds San City Extension
Night session reports bonding extension vote in the city with 65,490 total ballots cast. Sixty-one thousand six hundred sixty favored the bonds while thirteen thousand seven hundred sixty-one opposed. A two-thirds majority was required for approval. Voter registration exceeded one hundred thousand.
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San By Than
New York Names New Director To Succeed George Slade
An official in New York announces the appointment of a new director to replace George T. Slade as first vice reggees. Mysterious text suggests the selection involves J. M. and a Sigel Oa W. on an August day.
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New York
Sigel
J. M
George T. Slade
Glynn Honored After Bitter Debate Vote At Albany
In Albany on August 28 Lieutenant one Martin H Glynn was formally recognized as accovering after a heated session. The final tally was 48 in favor and 28 against the recognition.
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Albany
N. Y
Martin H. Glynn
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