Ousting Him Denied Aid to Huerta Sparks Debate
The American ambassador Henry Lane Wilson issued a statement contradicting Britain's foreign office view on Huerta recognition. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan planned to contact London to verify the remarks as the administration weighs possible action and Wilson's possible dismissal. Washington discussed British statements about provisional Huerta recognition and European support for Wilson's stance, amid tensions over Mexican policy and U.S. mediation efforts.
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London
Great Britain
Mexico City
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Foreign Office
Wiiston
Washington
Wilson
Huerta
United States
France
Germany
Alberto
Bhla
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
England
Wisof
Shoreham Hotel
John Lind
United
Tes
Rimeamnt
May Visit Huerta Today in Mexico City
In Mexico City Aug 1 a stack of message cards lies on John Lind's table as he carries the task of delivering a note to President Huerta. Lind speaks little and sees no Mexican officials today while advisers push for information. A meeting between Huerta and Lind may occur tomorrow, with hopes of secrecy surrounding any developments.
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Mexico City
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Lind
Huerta
Washington
Mr. Lind
Paade
Federal general threatens energetic action over dam work
El Paso reports W. B. Fuller chief engineer of the Mexican Northern Power and Irrigation Co and associates fled Labouquilla dam near Santa Rosalia Chihuahua fearing arrest. Mercado warned of force to halt progress and rebels allegedly looted Torreon with 3,200 rebels killed in the siege.
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Irrigation Company
Torreon
el Paso
Tex
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Chihuahua
Mexican Northern Power and Irrigation Company
Labouquilla
Santa Rosalia
Chihuhaua
W. E. Freeman
Toronto
Canada
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Conchos
Rio Grande
Ojinja
Texas
Laboquilla
Elephant Butte
Conchos Valley
la Boquilla
Trials of Diggs Case Highlight Jury Warnings
San Francisco reports detail Marsha Warrington's continued testimony in Maury Diggs's Mann Act case. The defense notes potential statements by Lola Norris and Caminetti as other witnesses loom. Judge Van Fleet twice admonishes jurors not to discuss the proceeding, citing reasons given by prosecutors and defense counsel.
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Cal
Marsha Warrington
Maury JT. Diggs
California
Sacramento
Reno
Diggs
Miss Warrington
Riverside Hotel
Caminetti
Wale
Nartor
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Lola
Pickiea
Miss. Warrington
Tome O. K
van Weet
Theodore Roche
Ome
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Roche
Thnt
Lola Norris
Miss Norris
Stockton
San Jose
Sacramento County
Seven Drown As Canopy Top Fails On Launch Dauplasse
In Duluth Minnesota on August 13 seven of 23 aboard the launch Dauplasse drowned when a canopy top used for seats gave way near a wharf in St Louis Bay. The Dauplasse operator Oma Dauplaise and others on deck threw life preservers as tugs and the government launch Nomads rushed to aid.
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Minn
St. Louis”Bay
Louis Lasky
Superior
Netting Lasky
Clara Goldstein
Minneapolis
Aaron Segal
Bennie Segal
Philip Segal
Oma Dauplaise
Bulldog Rescues Mary Conrad from Night Attack
An ink blotched report from Indiana Pennsylvania describes Mary Conrad being attacked by a man identified as George Allen. Her bulldog protected her, biting and driving off the assailant as she fled to safety. Allen was captured later by a posse.
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Washington Post
Indiana
Conrad
Lfe
Pretty
Mary
George Allen
Miss Conrad
Allen
Stork Visits Szechenyis at Great Tangley Manor
Guilford England Aug 13 Another daughter born today to the Countess Lasco Szechenyi at Great Tangley Manor. Both mother and child reported well. The first daughter was born Oct 27 1908 in Budapest and baptized Cosneda Maria Alexandria Nadine Szechenyi three weeks later at Ormezoepatle.
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Guilford
England
Lasco Szechenyl
Great ‘Tangley Manor
Countess Szechenyi
Budapest
Ormezoepatle
Cosneda Maria Alexandria Nadine Szechenyi
Three Die In Runaway Car On Hill Near Westfield
Three persons, including Rev. Peter C. Bommer, pastor of a Buffalo German Evangelical church, and Miss Alice Poeegels of Rochester, were killed when a touring car lost control on a steep hill between Mayville and Westfield. Bommer’s wife and another maid were seriously injured. a rear tire blowout caused the crash as the vehicle plunged downslope.
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Mayville
Peter C. Bommer
German Evangelical Church
Buffalo
Bommer
Alice Poeegels
Rochester
Louise Bommer
Mary Whooaton
Young People's League
German Evangelical Synod of North America
Chautauqua
Aia
M Minnie Button
Foss Prepares to Bolt to Republican Nomination
Boston Aug 13 Gov Eugene N Foss a former Democratic presidential hopeful indicated he may seek the Republican nomination for governor at next months primaries If he returns to the GOP it could trigger a three cornered race Col Everett O Benton and Rep Augustus P Gardner already plan to run Foss statement delivered before the executive council pledged to abide by the primaries results and not run as an independent if defeated He also criticized the national Democratic administration saying its leaders offer no hope for tariff reform and a sane tariff revision.
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Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Everett O. Benton
Nepublican
Augustus P. Gardner
Foss
Executive Council
Marietta Doctor D medical horror vivisection tale
In Marietta Ohio on August 13 Dr William R Dabney the physician at Longview asylum collapses and is revealed to have attempted vivisection on an unconscious patient Jacob F Schaad in his operating room The nurse alerts staff and Dabney is restrained after a frantic struggle as colleagues intervene to stop the cutting during the fatal incident
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W. R. Dabney
Farmer
Marietta
Ohio
Longview
Cincinnati
William R. Dabney
Dabney
Jacob F. Schaad
Dr. Dabney
Schaad
C. B. Ballard
J. B. Penrose
Schand
Admiral's Son In Hospital After Drug Induced Attack
Dr Karl Osterhaus 32 son of Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus and assistant surgeon at the St. Louis naval recruiting station lay in the city hospital observation ward today after wrecking his bachelor apartments. He, crazed by a hypodermic injection, charged with a drawn sword slashing curtains and punching holes in plaster while shouting at an imaginary foe in a tyrant duel.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
Karl Osterhaus
Hugo Osterhaus
Police eject Whitman at city restaurant clash
District Attorney Whitman was thrown out of Thomas Healy's restaurant during Major Gaynor's curfew enforcement. Police reserve details and warrants to be pursued tomorrow. Transit fares listed include 82.50 to Philadelphia and 2.25 to Chester with 2.00 to Wilmington. travel times shown from Union Station, Washington, D. C., for Sunday.
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Hallar
Thomas Healy
Whitman
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Wilmington
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Ohin
Union Station
Washington
DT. C
Philadelph
Chester
Democratic insurgents press currency reform in caucus
Democratic insurgents in Congress gain momentum on the administration currency bill after a lengthy caucus. Cape leaders and Texas Rep Hagle back insurgent aims while Bulkley and Korbly defend the administration plan. President Wilson urges delay on rural credit and supports a separate rural credit bill to be studied in Europe.
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Ragsdale
South Carolina
Hagle
Texas
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Korbly
Congress
Representative Eagle
House Democrats
Senate
Wilson
House
Ambassadors Wit Americas Mice Breathes Girl Says Diggs Pursued
Page one item reports on diplomatic talk and a girl’s statement about Diggs being pursued, alongside notes on a surgeon’s patient and a money bill pending intersection with pursuit of keys. Other briefs mention Mexican troops and a plan affecting small banks, with U.S. Wilson monitoring Maine politics and campaign activity.
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Americas
Diggs
Bill Tosurente
Sulzer
U.S
Wilson
Maine
Veram Mii
d—Society
Holland
Robert Stoute
Havens
Rumors of reconciliation for Lord Hope and May Yohe in London
The Washington Post reports rumors that Lord Francis Hope may renew relations with his former wife May Yohe. A week earlier Lord Hope attended the London Opera House where Miss Yohe performed. She sang Honey, Ma Honey in a voice praised as excellent. Overtures of reconciliation are said to have followed.
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Washington Post
London
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May Yohe
Lord Hope
London Opera House
Miss Yohe
Lady Hope
Lord Francis
Superintendent Dies After Chasing Vandals at Botanic Gardens
Leslie Reynolds 45, longtime superintendent of the National Botanic Gardens near Capitol Hill, collapsed and died of heart failure after pursuing a gang of Black youths who threw stones and mud at glass houses and damaged rare plants. Reynolds had chased the vandals with a captive boy in front of Third Street. a wounded missile hit his hand prior to his collapse. Police report no arrests yet. Reynolds previously helped develop the American Beauty rose and served 40 years at the gardens.
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Leslie Reynolds
National Botanic Gardens
Capitol Hill
Mr. Reynolds
Sardens
Reynolds
Third Street
Fletcher Warner
Fardens
John Clark
Polceman
W. B. Carr
Senate
Botanic Gardens
Impeachment Trial Set for Septembers in New York
Governor Sulzer faces Senate impeachment with trial slated for September 18 as Lieut. Gov. Glynn asserts the executive role amid a bitter clash over testimony and defense strategy. Mrs. Sulzer’s health worsens, court actions loom, and both leaders threaten to exercise authority as the Capitol braces for a potential power struggle.
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Sulzer
Judge Herrick
Albany
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Senate
Court of Appeals
New York
Tadas
Towas
Dhe
Sheafer
Liewtenant Giveenoi Jy
Ordre
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