Diplomatic rebuke over Wilson envoy speech to Grey
President Wilson publicly reprimanded Ambassador Wenry Lane Wilson for an attack on the British foreign office after a cable confirmed Britain’s recognition of Huerta’s regime in Mexico. Ambassador Page was told to convey Grey that the U S regrets such impropriety and that Wilson may accept a resignation if further misconduct occurs. Aimed to preserve U S peace policy while avoiding direct meddling in Mexican politics.
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Wilson
Wenry Lane Wilson
Page
Edward Grey
United States
Fage
Associated Press
Huerta
Mexico
France
Germany
Gorpa
Mexico City
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Evian
Eablesram
Ambassador Page
Mo Henry Lane Ison
Ambose
British Foreign Office
Deward Grey
Oftictala
Ited
Washington
John Lind
Lind
White House
Mr. Lind
Charse O'Shaughnessy
Mexico Crisis Looms As Lind Delivers US Policy Note
President Wilson’s policy toward Mexico is reinforced by a note carried by Lind emphasizing government legitimacy through constitutional elections and law and order. The note warns against recognition of regimes formed by irregular forces and suggests suspending hostilities to enable an early Mexican election. Senate action is expected on this issue with Penrose slated to speak for Hulse family interests.
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Lind
Mr. Lind
Mexico City
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Senate
Sénate
Penrose
Sherley C. Hulse
Death threat to Pennsylvania official’s kin in Mexican camp
Secretary Bryan informs American consul to check on Shirley C. Hulse his wife and their young daughter, son in law of Lieut. Gov. Reynolds, in danger at Pearson construction camp near Rosalia, 100 miles south of Chihuahua. W. B. Fuller fled El Paso after threats from Gen. Mercado and reports Americans remain at risk. State Department seeks access and safety assurances for all in distress.
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Bryan Wires
Ciudad
Shirley C. Hulae
Pennsylvania
Shirley C. Hulse
John M. Reynolds
Oquitla
Chihuahua
Mexico
State Department
Gov. Reynolds
W. B. Fuller
Mexican Northern Power and Irrigation Company
Juarez
Vie
Paso
Oliver
Mercado
el Paso
Tex
Oquilla
Hulse
Bryan
Fuller
Mr. Hulse
Mexicana
Conchos
Senators Back President in Secret Caucus Turmoil
Democratic senators yielded to the President with a plan to handle currency and banking after the tariff vote. The caucus approved resolutions urging immediate currency consideration, avoiding commitment to any one bill, while critics argued the tariff was born in secret. The session adjourned with no roll calls to keep unity intact as talks continue on Capitol Hill.
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Wilson
Senate
Capitol Hill
Washington
Secretary Tumulty
Capitol
Tumulty
Eee
Congress
James
Shafrott
Stone
Swanson
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Glass-Owen Bt
Owen
Robinson
Hoke Smith
John Sharp Willame
Reed
Lewis
James Hamilton Lewis
Diamonds Found After Box Labeled Bomb Baffles Long Island Train Crew
A cashier from Germania Savings Bank misplaced a diamond package worth about $10,000 in a Long Island Railroad car at Long Island City. Train workers mistook the container for a bomb until yardman Michael Kreidler and Katherine Donnelly identified it, with Ralph Peters contacting the owner, and the gems were recovered.
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Washington Post
New York
Iug
Germania Savings Bank
Long Island
Long Island City
Michael Kreidler
Katherine Donnelly
Gene Island
Miss Donnelly
Mr. Love
Wife Kills Woman Guest Over Alleged Infidelity
Special to The Washington Post from Dallas dated August 14 reports Mrs. Robert L Adams, age 40, shot and killed her husband and guest Bertha Neese after discovering them in a room. Adams, who faced murder charges, was bonded for $1,000 and released as citizens praised her at the preliminary hearing.
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Washington ‘Post
Dallas
Tex
Robert L Adams
Mise Bertha Neese
Adams
Baptized in Bathtub Avert Death by Bichloride Poison
Cumberland Md Aug 14 Glenn Linn two and a half years old awaits death at Cook Hospital Fairmont W V from bichloride poisoning He swallowed more than 30 grains of mercury and was taken to hospital eight hours later Despite despondency he sought religious solace and was baptized by Rev Hampton Linn longtime Fairmont sports writer and pioneer in moving picture work had no wife
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Fairmont
W. Va
Washington Post
Cumberland
Glenn- Linn
Cook Hospital
Ginn
Br. W. H. Hampton
Central Christian Church
Linn
Grand jury to probe police raid over Healy restaurant
New York report says Magistrate Dever issued warrants charging assault against Inspector John F. Dwyer and thirteen policemen who ejected patrons from Thomas Healy's restaurant. Dwyer and five officers arraigned. grand jury to open next week. Mayor Gaynor and District Attorney Whitman clash over curfew raid responses.
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New York
Gaynor
Whitman
John F. Dwyer
Thomas Healy
Dwyer
Dever
McKay
Norris Girl on Stand Feels Fear Led To Flight
In San Francisco Lula Norris testified in the Mann Act case against Maury I. Diggs and Drew Caminetti, recounting infatuation and threats that led to elopement from Sacramento to Reno. Judge Van Fleet cautioned the jury while photographers caused a disturbance. Miss Warrington strengthened her story, saying she sought to shield Diggs. The trial continued with testimony on this day and a note about Evelyn Diggs.
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San. Francisco
Lula Norris
Marsha Warrington
Sacramento
Reno
Maury I. Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Caminetti
Diggs
Dunduatya
Minor
Sacramento County
van‘ Fleet
Worflén
van Fleet
Nathan Coghlan
Evelyn Diggs
Bog Saves Girl From River
A white collie on Gen Henry Lee’s Missouri country place near Columbia saved 11 year old Elizabeth Ely from drowning after a windstorm pushed her toward a stream bank. The dog seized the girl’s dress and held fast until help arrived. Gen Lee, once commissary general, is Ely’s uncle.
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Washington
Columbia
Henry T. Lee
Elizabeth Eli
Westminster Place
St. Louis
Gen. Lee
Folk
Miss Ely
Death of dog kills her in Indianapolis incident
Mrs. Himan Barrett aged 73 died late last night after witnessing her poodle approach Charles Young. He struck the barking dog with a heavy item, killing the animal, and she collapsed and died on the sidewalk before help could arrive.
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Indianapoli
Ind
Heat Devastates Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma Crops
Kansas City Aug 14 heat wave grips Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Crops damaged water supplies strained and livestock suffering as temperatures exceed 100 degrees daily. Farmers move cattle to market despite warnings. horses die from heat and water shortages. Thousands sleep outdoors as water scarcity worsens regional drought.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Topeka
Cottonwood Falls
Kans
Swope Park
Ambassador Wilson Censured in Today’s Issue
Ambitious items report Wilson censured amid a busy page with notes on Pace Death in Mexico and political shifts. Norris speaks on mishandled movement while governors in New York and suffragists split over the vote frame the day.
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Wilson
Pace
Mexico
Ies Norris
Vector
New York
Logan Tucker
M. A. Bayles
Empire City
Greenland
King” Losec
Ex-priestfor divorce romance ends in White Plains
New York Aug. 14 Marie Niehaus Driscoll daughter of sculptor Charles Henry Niehaus filed for divorce in White Plains from her husband formerly Rev. Father Dennis J Driscoll who left the priesthood to wed her in December 1911. The sculptor sought an annulment on grounds of insanity and only recently the couple agreed to separate.
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Washington Post
New York
Marie Niehaus Driscoll
Charles
Henry Niehaus
White Plains
Dennis J. Driscoll
Driscoll
Poison in His Wine Drives Case of Miss Krill
Utica detective hearing reveals district attorney seeks proof Emma E Krill the nurse who charged Dr Stanley B Tron with death had another sweetheart. Testimony shows undertaker Dominick Rossi identified a man as Krill’s brother and a photo bearing To my little baby October 26 1912 Jesse. Defense defeats arrest statements as incompetent. Hearing resumes tomorrow.
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Utica
N. Y
Emma E. Krill
Stanley B. Tron
Tron
Dr.Tron
Dr. Tron
Miss Krill
Fuller
Dominick Rossi
Rossi
Krill
Jesse
Gray
Jill
Jease
Cornwell
Leove
Suffragettes Fire at Carnavon School Attempt
In Carnarvon Wales militants set a fire at Carnavon county school but limited damage occurred as blaze was quickly spotted. A suffragette pamphlet and a card bearing taunts about David Lloyd George were found. London reports Sylvia Pankhurst released from Holloway amid a hunger and thirst strike relapse.
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Carnavon
Wales
Carnavon County School
David Lloyd George
London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Holloway
Kill and Loot in Canton China Clash
Canton news reports twelve hundred killed in Canton city fighting. Government troops split with rebels, looting goldsmith stores. authorities powerless amid dissensions. A large breakage destroyed barracks, triggering mass civilian exodus and halted Hankow Railway traffic.
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Canton
China
Rivalry for New York Governor Intensifies as Glynn Presses Claim
Ident. Gov. Glynn plans to demand possession of the executive chamber, while Gov. Sulzer resists and his wife edges toward trial testimony. The Great Seal is chained to prevent use, doors to the private office are relocked, and Secretary of State May and others weigh who governs. Courts loom as both sides pursue an agreed statement of facts.
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Albany
N. Y
Glynn
Sulzer
Capitol
Suizer
Sudi
May
Saratoga
Wir. Sulzer
Carmody
Executive Mansion
New Jersey
West Virginia
New York City
Soungel
D. Cady Herrick
Adjutant General
Gen. Hamilton
Col
Howard
Martin H. Glynn
National Guard
Mitchell May
Mitchell May Was Also Reported By One of Mr. Glynn
Executive
Sulser
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Norris Girl
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Raya
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Water Board
Niehaus
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Undertaker
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