Huerta Reply Demands Recognition By U S
Mexico City August 20. Huerta’s reply to Washington reiterates that recognition and withdrawal of American battleships are needed and accuses President Wilson of lacking congressional and popular support. He rejects four U S demands and argues the United States can aid order only through recognition.
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Democratic Party
US to Recognize Huerta? Not Yet Says Wilson Ally
Diaz not recognized for a year after Huerta toppled the government. May 1878 marked U S recognition lag as correspondence continued via the embassy to shield American lives and property. President Wilson opposes recognizing the Huerta regime. Lind’s informal talks unlikely to persist. Navy gunboat Nashville sails from Charlestown with sealed orders, suspected bound for Mexico.
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Boston
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Mexico
Revolt grows in Lower California against Huerta regime
Refugees report widespread unrest beyond the border, with Enstinda in Lowecalifornia ousting its city council. In Torreon fighting continues as constitutionalists siege the city, while Gen. Bravo executes two Federal generals and Col. Lius Caro for desertion. Carranza claims Lerdo and Gomez Palacio secure, Durango order restored.
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Lind Envoy to Mexico Faces Possible Death
Special to The Washington Post from Denver reports John Lind, cousin of President Wilsons personal envoy to Mexico, fears his kin will be killed by Mexicans soon. Lind is en route to Los Angeles, noted as fearless yet risking danger in Mexican gatherings.
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Washington Post
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Mexico
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Los Angeles
Thaw Crossing Border Targeted By Canadian and U S Officials
In Sherbrooke Quebec Aug 20 Harry K E Thaw awaits a habeas corpus hearing that could free him and trigger deportation plans. Ottawa immigration officials and New York authorities prepare for immediate custody and possible repatriation to Island Pond Vermont. Mitchell Thompson alias Roger Thompson, held in bail proceedings, is tied to the case as alleged Thaw aide.
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Toronto
Hornbeck
Conger
Putchess County
Roger” Thompson
New York City
Matteawan
Thompson
Superior Court Room
Coatiggak
Roger Thompson
American woman captures purse snatcher in Paris
Mrs Ford Thompson of St Louis chased and overtook a Paris thief who grabbed her wallet in the Trocadero Gardens. She held him by the collar until police arrived, recovering several hundred dollars.
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Paris
Ford Thompson
St Louis
Playing Indian Shoots Boy In Pittsburg Camp
Pittsburgh youths inflamed by moving pictures chased 12 year old Andy Warbowski as an Indian invading their camp. Shots were fired and Warbowski was wounded in the back and forearm. He died at the hospital. Juvenile court will hear the boys who fired. Police say they had been attending Western motion picture shows.
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Pittsburgh
Washington Post
Andy Warbawski
Warbowski
Diggs Found Guilty Under White Slave Law in Reno Trip
Maury J. Diggs former California state architect was found guilty under the Mann white slave act for transporting Marsha Warrington from Sacramento to Reno for immoral purposes. The jury returned a first four counts as guilty while the fifth and sixth counts were unresolved. Caminetti faces trial tomorrow. The defense argued lack of criminal intent, saying the trip was accidental and not for prostitution. Judge Van Fleet read the instruction defining interstate transport and debauchery, noting character of the women was not relevant to the act.
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Drew Caminetti
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California
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Ag O
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Anthony Caminetti
United States
John L. McNab
Wilson
van Fleet
Unitad States District Court
Wiev
Haigt
F. Drew Caminetti
States
Navy Rioters Free Echo of Seattle Battle
Secretary Daniels orders punishment for Pacific reserve fleet sailors who aided in Seattle riots July 17 18 amid broader attacks on the flag and authorities. The board led by Commander Washington finds civilians and some sailors provoked the violence and police failure enabled it, while Reynolds warns punishment may be impracticable without identified individuals. Separately Judge Humphries extends injunctions against socialist orators and protects Evening Times from mayoral interference.
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Pacific Reserve Fleet
Industrial Workers of the World
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Reynolds
Thomas Washington
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John E. Humphries
Louis Hornblower Shot Brings Family Shock
Nashville dispatch reports Louis Hornblower 30 son of W E B Hornblower a New York lawyer and financier shot himself last night in Johnson City Tennessee and is mortally hurt. A New York lawyer in Litchfield Connecticut claims there was no reason for a self inflicted crisis and says the young man was recovering from an accidental wound.
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Huerta's Reply Demands Recognition
New Mexican Revolt brewing as tensions rise amid international pressure. Thaw may be deported today. Diggs is convicted. Navy rioters freed. Trapped by fire in a tunnel. Oyster's eligibility questioned.
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News of Alexandria
Five Motorcycle Racers Crash At Milwaukee Event
Five motorcycle racers crashed in a five mile Milwaukee race sending Hol Bowen of New York to hospital with a broken shoulder and serious internal injuries. Four others suffer severe cuts bruises and minor internal injuries with each treated at local hospitals. Spectators panicked leaping from seats when Bowen went over the safety rail. no one else was hurt.
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New York
James Cox
Dallas
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Glen Stokes
Los Angeles
Cal
Bert Bruggerman
Denver
Colo
Lawrence Fleckenstein
Bowen
Contested DC assessor cases duel over eligibility and records
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia orders district commissioners to certify all records in the Kalbfus case forthwith. The petition alleges improper removal of Kalbfus from the permanent board of assistant assessors and questions Newman and Oyster eligibility amid disputed residency rules and a looming controversy over the board’s composition.
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Newman
Frank J. Hogan
Samuel T. Kalbfus
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
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Kalbfus
District of Colum
District of Columbia
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Oyster
Kalbtus
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Frederick L. Siddons
Chester Harding
Oliver P. Newman
Mark Brooke
Harding
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Hogan
Siddons
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Newran
Board of Commissioners
Eival Cn
Five Men Trapped 440 Feet Deep in Washington Heights Shaft
A fire at the Catskill aqueduct project in Washington Heights trapped 35 workers 440 feet underground. They endured smoke and lack of air before rescue began five hours later. Five hurt, including Peter Schantuck who was pulled from a burning beam area. one policeman saved him by shoving him free from the top. No explosives were found. officials evacuated surrounding blocks.
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Catskill Aqueduct
Washington
Peter Schantuck
Schantuck
Mystery Death Of New York Woman At Beach Front Hotel
Special to The Washington Post Edith A Rea of New York city signed into a beach front hotel apartment yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Four hours later she was found dead with a bullet wound in her right temple. Identity remained uncertain though she appeared refined and well dressed. She was about 29 years old, 5 feet 3 inches, 125 pounds, auburn hair, wearing a blue shirtwaist and jacket. Three diamond rings and a bracelet were found on her, along with $18 in her purse.
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