President Wilson and Ambassador Wilson in Mexican talks
Washington reports Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson arriving for a conference on the Mexican crisis with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. He criticizes certain administration acts and calls for mediation while noting continued federal control and ongoing gantry in Mexico.
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Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Wilson
Conment
Am Sador
Mexico City
New York
Bryan
Mexico
William B. Hale
Delvalle
Am “Et
Legation
Havana
Senate Committee
Sonora
Carrange
Coahuila
Aoa
John Barrett
Union
Ps Alee
Witon Asa
California
Los Angeles
State Department
Torreon
Monclova
Unclear Fragment Headlines Regional Text
Reader may see faint references to Madera with scattered phrases about the sun, fear, and quiet conditions. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a coherent event, person, or outcome.
Americans Ahead in Wimbledon Challenge Cup
The United States team leads the five match series after McLoughlin and Hackett won the doubles, giving the Americans a win in a split day. Calfornian star McLoughlin carried the five setter 6-7 6-1 2-6 7-5 6-4, breaking seat and salas at a crucial moment to seal the victory.
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Wimbledon
McLoughlin
Flight Across Alps Marks A New Aerial Feat
An aviator completed another Alps crossing. He flew from Milan to Basel covering about 100 miles in roughly three hours and five minutes, signaling progress in early modern air travel.
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Alps
Basel
Senenned
Milan
Wool outlook for West shows stronger sales and improved prices
Wool merchants report heavier sales and better prices across western regions. Total sales last week near 1.5 million pounds with about 1 million from Utah Nevada and New Mexico lots sold at 45 to 50 cents clean, Texas territory stocks also moving, trading remains spotty and sampling wide, shipments rising since month’s start.
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West
Boston
American Consul Letcher Wire Referred to State Department
The note mentions Consul Letcher in Washington wiring to the state department. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Hua
Letcher
State Department
Gloudhursts in Southwest Canes Pleeds at Boise and Pearl
A heavy rain in Idaho Falls disrupted a baseball game and forced a delay. Similar storms affected Blackfoot with motor cycle races canceled as Pioneer Day celebrations slowed.
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Gloudhursts
Boise, Pearl
Enmets
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Two Men Convicted of Assault in Paris Court Case
In the Fifth district court a jury found two men guilty of assault with intent to commit murder. The verdict comes as a step toward the pending Paris first degree murder trial scheduled for Monday before Judge Bear Lake Court.
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Paris
Fifth District Court
Big Strike Averted as Arbitration Board Settles
The Eastern Yiets report a major strike was averted after workers withdraw their demand for arbitration. Grier remains allied with management as the board coordinates a new settlement path.
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Arbitration Board
Strikers Press Governor Ferris Over Settlement Tone
Calumet July 26 reinforcements of began arrn in Calumet at daybreak today. Riccia trains from lower peninsula followed at intervals of a few hours. Union officials were plainly disap en at the tenor of Governor Ferris proposal yesterday to settle the asserted that the governor failed to give the men fair treatment as mee with the operators. General Abbey, commander of the entire guard of the state, arrived today.
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Calumet
Riccia
Lower Peninsula
Ferto
Abbey
Government files anti trust suit to break Bell monopoly
Portland reports Attorney General Mc Reynolds seeks dissolution of the Bell Telephone trust in a civil suit. The government accuses AT&T and its subsidiaries of absorbing independent lines to eliminate competition across Oregon Washington Montana and Idaho in breach of the Sherman act. It marks the first federal challenge to telephone monopolies with claims that public policy should be set by Congress.
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Portland
Ore
All Terepy
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Trust
McReynolds
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Department of Justice
Congress
Robber Foiled By Brave Watchman in American Falls
In American Falls on July 25 Sam Baugh, night watchman at the Shop store, confronted a burglar at the till with a .45. After demanding the money be replaced, the intruder hesitated, then surrendered as Baugh warned he would shoot. The Evans Mercantile store was also robbed that night. This marks a second time Baugh has caught a would-be burglar in the same manner.
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American Falls
Sam Baugh
Baugh
Evans Mercantile
Wehner Ends Session to Break Filibuster in House
The house adjourned nine minutes after it began to end the extended Republican filibuster over the Digge Caminetti white slave cases. The brief session aimed to avoid further delay as lawmakers moved to address the controversial matters and proceed with the agenda.
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Wehner
Republ'can
Digge-Caminetti
Wheat Market Closes Higher on September Futures
Chicago July 26 Wheat futures closed at 8.61 and 86 percent in a firm session. Traders watched Chicago Board of Trade movements as prices edged up ahead of the market close.
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Chicago
Til
Peace Delegates Leave Belgrade Await Greece Bulgaria Arrival
Peace delegates from Servia, Greece, and Montenegro left Belgrade this morning. They will arrive Monday, joined by Premier Venizelos of Greece and the Bulgarian plenipotentiary. Officials hope terms of peace will be arranged soon as, meanwhile, the Nish armistice discussions proceed.
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Bucharest
Servia
Greece
Montenegro
Belgrade
Venizelos
Nish
Foray of Japanese Marines in Shanghai Provokes Censorship
The dispatch reports dampened rebel zeal in the Kien province after a southern Shanghai defeat. It notes a Japanese marines landing ordered ashore as the city and surrounding colonies tighten censorship on telegrams and newspapers.
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Kien
Shanghai
Fu Chow
China
Opi
Nomination of James Gerard and Fred Penfield Ambassadors
The record notes the nomination in July for James Gerard of New York to be ambassador to Austria and Fred to be ambassador to Austria.
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James Gerard
New York
Fred For
Ick C. Penfield
Austria
Minos Gas Daly Tragedy Claims Porter and Passengers
A negro porter was killed and a number of passengers injured in a gas related incident aboard a tram or train setting. Investigators assess cause as a dangerous event with multiple victims.
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Minos
Forest Service Seeks Bids for Montana Timber Sale
The Forest Service invites bids for eighty million feet of government timber on Montana’s Lolo National Forest. Bids may be awarded after one month unless bidders need more time to review logs, with a possible delay for examination. Estimated gross value around $125,000, with 25 percent returned to local counties and 10 percent for additional county expenditures.
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Washington
Forest Service
Lolo National Forest
Montana
Mayor Turner Returns From State Tour With Highway Plan
Mayor Turner arrived home from a state highway inspection trip with colleagues. The group traveled from Pocatello to Blackfoot and then to Hailey, facing heavy rains along the way as they assessed two exposed routes in the southern part of the state.
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Turner
Oon
Tion
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Hailey
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