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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1913

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Huerta Unyielding Lind Coming Home Soon

Anxious Americans besiege the consulate for information as John Lind, Wilsons envoy, remains in Vera Cruz awaiting instructions. Mexico City reports Huerta poised to win stronger diplomatic support while Washington strategy unsettles employers of Americans and hints at continued tension.

Mexico City John Lind Wilson Vera Cruz Washington Mexico Lind United States Republic Huerta Thdas Victoriano Huerta Witkan Bryan Entoy of Fimst F Tiverta John Tind Pederico Gamboa Colossus Ita Towers Royal Limited Wilsons Pwarsine Cununca Nacozart el Tigre

Washington and Mexico negotiations on Morro Castle voyage

Department at Washington and John Lind travel aboard the Ward Line Morro Castle to brief President Wilson on Huerta negotiations. Dr Hale expresses hopeful outlook while noting contention over disqualifying a provisional president. Americans flee Mexico seeking aid from Consul Canada as tensions rise, with continuations on the third page.

Washington John Lind Mexico Ward Line Morro Castle Wilson Hale Lind Huerta William W Canada

Refugees Reach Border Amid Mexican Turmoil

A train from Madera Chihuahua carrying American and Chinese refugees arrived in Juarez after a two week trek, as Carranza factions move north toward Torreon and federal holdouts near Hermanas retreat. Reports note unrest across Sonora and Coahuila with passport mandates and heightened border security.

Hermanas Eagle Pass Tex Constitutionalists Coahuila Constitutionalist Monclova Torreon Villaidama Nuevo Leon el Paso Madera Chihuahua Juarez Chihuahua City Carranza Douglas Aziz John G George Empalme Sonora Arizona George Friendly George Mercantile Department Richardson Construction Company John Hays Hammond Mexico

Viscount Haldane Arrives Amid Sober Hope for Peace

Viscount Haldane the first British lord high chancellor to visit the United States since 1520 arrived aboard the Lusitania for a five day stay. He will address the American Bar Association in Montreal and visit West Point Albany and McGill University before sailing home. He praised U S growth and warned against militant suffragettes while urging continued peaceful negotiation between Germany and England. He studied American law with Justice Holmes and commented on home rule for Ireland and Balkan diplomacy.

Viscount New York American Bar Association Viscount Haldane Great Britain Cardinal Wolsey France Lusitania Canada England United States Supreme Court Montreal Association C . A. Severance St. Paul West Point Albany Haldane Germany United States Ireland Lord Peace Palace The Hague Lord Haldane Sincce Balkan Ulster Justice Holmes Marshall Supreme Court Oliver Wendell Holmes J P. Morgan Corsair Charles J Doherty Jjustice Lommer Gouin Quebec McGill University Lord Strathcona Europe Lady Strathcona

Proposing When Arrested New York Police Intervene Romance

Robert G Norton real estate dealer of Savannah Ga was arrested in Brooklyn while proposing marriage to Miss Mina Robinson. He was held on charges of check manipulation after Savannah police issued a telegraphic request and he awaits Savannah detectives arrival. Bail set at 2000, pending September 3.

New York

Sulzer may resign rather than face impeachment trial

Albany reports indicate Governor Sulzer plans to resign instead of facing a formal impeachment trial. He contends the jury is packed and vows to seek vindication at the polls, arguing the case should be settled by voters rather than the court. Allies note pressure from Tammany Hall to remove him.

Washington Post Albany B Sulzer Sulzer Tammany Hall Tribunal of the People State Senate Court of Appeals Tammany

Newport in Storm Path Rips New England

Lightning and wind caused heavy damage across southern New England on August 29. Worcester reports multiple strikes in city blocks, telephones and fire systems knocked out, trees toppled, and streets flooded. A Powder Company mill near Aston suffered a lightning strike and explosion with no known casualties. Newport and Rhode Island churches suffered spire damage while crops in central Connecticut faced heavy losses. Esther Perkins, a postmaster's daughter, was stunned by a bolt while on the telephone.

Worcester Mass New England Middlesex County American Powder Company Aston Newport R. I Esther Perkins Connecticut

Red Bank Woman Defends Home In Raid Violence

Mrs Storck resists her ex husband Storck in Red Bank with his raid party of four detectives and staff. A melee leaves three shot and four injured as Storck’s effort to evict ends with warrants sworn for assault. Storck and detective Percy Houghton are jailed for grand jury consideration.

Red Bank N. J. Auge Frank Storck Mrs Storck Ernest Ca Oa Storck Samuel Howard Ernest Howard Percy Houghton Orek

Charlton furious at press denial of stories

Naples Aug 29 The Reditalla with Porter Charlton aboard left here at noon and is due at Genoa tomorrow night Charlton extradited from the United States on a murder charge remained in his cabin with blinds drawn He denies stories and interviews Capt Procaccimi Italian army physician accompanied the party Charlton says the supposed cynicism about his wife’s death was the acts of a person with the mind and morals of an infant

Washington Post Naples Reditalla Porter Charlton Genoa Charlton United States Capt Procaccimi Lake Como

Four drown in Adirondacks atop capsized canoes

Special to The Washington Fest Utica New York Aug 29 four persons were drowned today in Adirondack lakes when canoes capsized. Miss Hanna Griffith of New York drowned near Lawrence Point Fourth Lake. Mildred Hale Lillian Gates and Oscar Annah, all young residents of Blue Mountain Lake shore, were thrown into the water and drowned.

Washington Utica N. Y Adirondack Hanna Griffith New York Lawrence Point Mildred Hale Lillian Gates Oscar Annah Blue Mountain Lake

Amends Organic Act Ends Half and Half Plan

Arkansas Representative Thaddeus Caraway introduced a bill to dissolve the half and half division of District and federal expenses for Washington. He argues the current system harms local enterprise and is unjust to other states, while praising Washington's beauty and supporting District voting rights. Congressional backers seek District representation and a local franchise without shifting taxes.

Arkansas Washington House United States Thaddeus Caraway Caraway Ben Johnson Tha Himz Gelf Johnson Hig Home Jonesboro Ark Sovernmone Rothermel Pennsylvania District Congress Rothermell Ponsel

Senate Bolt Prompts Fight Over Hitchcock Tax Plan

Insurgent Democrats in two houses threaten party unity as finance committee edges toward a tax plan. Hitchcock’s proposed graduated tax on trusts faces opposition from Williams and others. Republicans including Smoot McLean Colt and Sherman align with Democrats. debate centers on surtax rates for fortunes over 100000 and up to 500000. A secret caucus fuels tension as leaders seek a compromise to salvage the income tax section.

Finance Committee Hitchcock Smoot McLean Colt Sherman Vardaman Ashurst Reed Thompson Senate

Huerta Unyielding in Route for Federal Action

Index to today's issue notes major items including Huerta's stance against federal routing, Viscount Haldane visiting America to discuss district changes, a Senate revolt and New York thaw hopes, plus economic and legal notes on Reno trip costs, Arlington Hotel crisis, and tax and civil service questions.

Huerta Metcan Federala Viscount Haldane America Senate New York Caminetth Reno Newnan New Arlington Hotel McDermott Kalbfus Navy News of Alexandria Weekly Trade Review McReynolds Schultz

Standard Oil Stockholders Plan Takeover of Auto Factories

A rumor from Cleveland notes Standard Oil stockholders intend to buy three major automobile factories in the country. Cars priced from 350 to 1000 dollars may be sold without agents. Gasoline, at 16 cents per gallon, is expected to rise to 30 cents by year end per the Automobile Club of America publication.

Standard Oil Washington Post Cleveland Ohio Automobile Club of America

Thaw Escape Case Sparks Deportation Bid in Canada

New York Attorney General petitions Canada to deport Harry K Thaw after a Sherbrooke jail stay and alleged border crossing. Canadian officials debate action as Thaw’s fate hinges on Dominion authorities while a witness refuses to reveal details of the escape.

Thaw Matteawan New York Dominion Paat Sherbrooke Quebec Hutchinson Swater Bes New York State Harry K Thaw Kings Bench William Travers Jerome Roger Thompson Times Square Jerome Ienne Canada Malleawan W L Shurtleff Coaticook Coukl New York 5 Alexis Dupuis Ottawa Ontario Carnrod

Caminetti Trial Shows He Agreed To Plans Not Passive Actor

In San Francisco the Caminetti trial moves fast as Marsha Warrington testifies that Caminetti helped transport her and Lola Norris to Reno. Witnesses say Caminetti funded the trip and agreed to Diggs's proposals, while defense argues he acted only passively.

Diggs Caminetti Warrington San Francisco F. Drew Caminetti Maury I Diggs Marsha Warrington Casinetti Lola Norris Sacramento Reno Camimett Miss Norris Party of Four Jara Miss Warrington Abe Staten Caminette Whitman Marshall Woodworth Caminett Sullivan St Catherines van Fleet

Typhoon Disaster in Japan Leaves Massive Losses

Tokyo reports say the Japan typhoon and tidal wave caused extensive damage with up to 1000 expected deaths. Miyako Island saw a 30 death toll and 100 missing, while floods across northern Honshu left hundreds drowned or unaccounted for and widespread house destruction. Monetary losses are mounting as rescue and recovery efforts continue.

Japan Tokyo Miyako Hondo George VW Synthrie New Americas Aylass Tapan Valovata

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