Resent Wilson order joined by leading Mexicans
New York reports President Wilson's call for Americans to quit Mexico drew protests from Mexico City officials and U S missionaries. Senor Camacho and Mission boards say evacuation is unnecessary, citing stable government and strong safety for Americans remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Mexico
Mexico City
Sebastian Camacho
James A. Serymeer
Mexican TelesBraph Company
Wilsona
Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
John W Butler
Washington
Methodist Board
Presbyterian Board
Bryan
México
Dr. Butler
United States
Senor Camacho
John W. de Kay
Republic
Flying machine touted by Browne to stabilize flight
Inventor Carl Browne brings a miniature eight-plane aeroplane to Washington to demonstrate its stabilizing side planes designed to prevent tipping and air pockets. He expects to exhibit at Labor Day events, even planning a return trip by air or on foot and has received backing from Rep William Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronautis
Browne
California
William Kent
Guanajuato Plant To Stay Open Despite US Warning
Léonard HB Curtis, president of a Guanajuato light and power plant, announced in Sonora that the company will continue to operate and protect foreigners, despite President Wilson's warning to have its employer leave the country. Simpich, the American consul, was assured of absolute protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Simpich
Colorado Springs
Colo
Léonard HB. Curtis
Guanajuato
Mexico
Wilson
Bombs Failing to Kill Fedelals Led to Desertion Plan
Capt Joaquin Alcalde, a Geneva constitutionalist, explains that bombs from Masson’s plane over the Mexican border carried cordial messages rather than explosives. The aim was to entice Federal soldiers under Pedro Ojeda to desert and join rebels. Alcalde, linked to Masson and ex-Madero staff, faced neutrality law charges after Masson’s flight from Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Joaquin Alcalde
Geneva
Guaymas
Pedro Ojeda
Alcalde
Masson
Didier Masson
Tucson
Aris
Madero
Mexico
Saures
Speedy Caminetti Verdict Expected Late Next Week
San Francisco August 30 Special to The Washington Yoo Drew Caminetti faces a likely ruling by late next week as prosecutors and defense wrap up testimonies and arguments in the white slave case. Martha Warrington and Thea Lota Norris are set to testify Tuesday drawing large crowds while Maury I. Diggs awaits sentencing for four counts of white slave law violations with maximum penalties of five years and a $5,000 fine per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Yoo
San Francisco
Drew Caminetti
White Slace
Martha
Warrington
Caminetti
Miss Warrington
Miss Norris
Maury I. Diggs
Diggs
Woman Returns To Husband After Police Search
Marie Hook, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hook of 9 Tenth Street Northeast, returns to her husband George Barghauser in Upper Marlboro Maryland after a several days search by police. Barghauser was found Thursday at the home of an Clagett farm employee near Upper Marlboro and unaware his wife was on the premises. Sheriff Lansbury of Prince George County had located her away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hook
James Hook
Tenth Street
Upper Marlboro
George Barghauser
Barghauser
Charles Clagett
Clagett
Sheriff Lansbury
Prince George County
Gonealus
Publisher of the Labor Knight Exacts Flexible Schedule
The statement notes that the Labor Knight is published wherever and whenever its publisher travels, underscoring a self directed, mobile approach to dissemination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Knight
Fisher Held In Jail After Fatal Altercation
Fisher is jailed after a domestic disturbance in which Altodorfer attacked a woman and Fisher fought back with shears, killing Altodorfer. Fisher claims self defense and awaits arraignment as state officials weigh first and second degree murder charges plus manslaughter.
Washington Trade Boosters Plan River Outing September 10 11
Washington officials organize a two day river trip with the Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association to promote Washington as a buying point. A large band and pianola entertain while stops at Leonardtown and other towns feature concerts to attract turnout. A roster of attendees includes Edward S. Brashears Henry T. Offterainger O J De Mall and many others, highlighting a major business and social outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and Retail
Washington
Leonardtown
R P Andrews
Joseph Kaufman
Hamburger
M.D. Rosenberg
W J Krouse
Ben Schwartz
John H Ruppert
John P. Phillins
J. Black
Grant Leet
L. Nye
Charies
D. Cugle
Baw Liberiess
D. P. Collins
Ernest BE. Herrell
Julian H. Duehring
M A, Leese
E.gines
Zirkin
George C Gertman
A. D Prince
J M Dugan
D. J. Callahan
Ward Savage
W. J Kéhas
R.linton Dyer
Frank J. Essinger
Harry Carton
F. W. Killian
Ralph W. Les
L Goldenberg
George BE
Hebbard
Claude %. Miller
TC. Dulin
William J. Bynon
A Philip Herrmann
James F. Oyster
George Worthington
FC Htandy
W. T. Galither
B. B. Earnshaw
George F. Schutt
Graves
Ugh
Harvey
Joseph M. Stoddard
Charles H. Linkie
JT W.W. Smith
Byron B. Adams
H. C
Edward’ P." Schwartz
George Hark
Wardward W. Zea
Herbert Shannon
Frank Telleff
Max Rich
Thomas Grant
Charles J. Columbus
Died After Saving Girl in Fernandina Beach Tragedy
Charles Sherman Hillyer, a junior partner at Blair & Hillyer, died in Fernandina after saving a drowning girl. He collapsed from heart strain on the shore and could not be revived. He leaves wife Miriam Davis Hillyer, daughter Virginia, 7, and son John, 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Hillyer
Fernandina
Fila
Washington
Charles Sherman Hillyer
Fla
Mr. Hillyer
Sada
Hillyer
Blair
Secret wedding surprise for Huntington couple
Edward Thaxton and Beryl Baldwin of Huntington W Va quietly wed last February. Their ceremony remained hidden until yesterday when the couple announced the marriage at Mrs. W M Phileas home, where they are spending the weekend. Only the groom’s family knew of the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thaxton
Beryl Baldwin
Huntington
Freckle-Face Remedy Offer Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement targets Freckle-Faced readers offering a no-cost trial if freckles remain after use. It promotes a double strength ethine remedy from a druggist, claiming only one ounce may be needed for the worst freckles. The seller guarantees money back if freckles are not removed.
Thaw in His Trap Continues From First Page
Officials describe a West Side band of repeaters who proscribed voters with cash in advance for political fights. The group includes sharp operators who dodge watchers at polling places and are in demand for primary day rosters. Legal talent is eyed to ensure the return of these men after Thaw’s escape, though Duffy faces no direct link to the Holland Hotel incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thia
West Side
Duffy
Hell's Kitchen
Thaw
Holland Hotel
Dick" Butler
Thaw funds denied by Pittsburgh Orphans Court
Judges Miller and Trimble refused immediate approval of Harry K Thaws request to allow his trustee Widely Tithe and Trust Company to pay him 10000 of 600900 estate. They noted Thaw is adjudged insane in New York and said the case cannot progress until the full bench rules next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J. J. Miller
Thomas P .Trimble
Orphans’ Court
Harry K. Thaw
Wideliey Tithe and Trust Company of
New York
Ulster
Miller
Gorge H Calvert
Thaw
Hawin
Allegheny County
Canada
Last of Camp Meeting at Great Falls Features Marshall Speech
Vice President Marshall will close the Southern Methodist camp meeting near Great Falls with his address at the 4 o'clock service. Morning prayers begin at 7 30, Rev F J Prettyman speaks at 11, preaching by Rev Robert L Downing at 8, Sunday school at 2, music by A N Bennett. Marshall party includes Mrs Marshall and Senators Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Southern Methodist
Great Falls
F. J. Prettyman
Senate
Swanson
Robert L. Downing
W. H. Rameey
Epworth
A. N. Bennett
Baltimore
Proposals Sought for Lewis Hotel Property in Washington DC
Receivers in Equity No. 31608 call for bids to purchase The Lewis Hotel Company assets including Lot 31 in Square 166 at 1757 Pennsylvania Ave NW, three story brick building, lease on the property, 159 guest rooms, and all furniture and goodwill. Terms: one third cash, balance in one or two years with 4 percent interest. bids due Sept 16, 1913, at Room 617 Bond Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
G. G. Cornwell & Son, Inc
Lewis Hotel Company, Inc
Lewis Hotel Compeny, Inc
Square 166
Washington, D. C
Powhatan
Said
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Hirh
Bond Building
Washington, D C
Vwakhing
D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camacho
Butters
Union
Charles C Petran
Mr Petran
Tts
Register Property
Arthur J Brown
Mexican Telegraph Company
Charles E. Cummings
Cummings
Mexican Herald
Africa
Supreme Court of Justice
Firat
Gen. Diaz
Nogales
Ariz
Luis Hostetter
Hermosillo
Galt&x Bro
Slyveremiths
Pennaylyamla Ame
Carl Browne
Ocrcoeme Nod
At & G
Lord Eppoans
Aeral Art
Fisher
Altodorfer
Altoderfer
Poole
Conrad
Sherif Fling
Rockville
Boates
Pablica
Arthur M. Mace
Maryland
Altdorfer
Isthmian Canal Commission
Board of Education
Philippine Islands
Altdorfers
Chevy Chase
R. Harvey
Entertainment Committee
Girl
Petitioner
Edward 8. Duvall, Jr
William Henry Write
Hotel Powhatan
Wm. Knabe & Company
Ward
Chas. M. Steiff
Steinway
Fischer
Wal Cass
Briggs
Haines Bros
Behning
Emerson Angelus
Milton
En Lauter
Victor
de Moli
Emmons
Smith
Dima Oll sCe House of Quality and Service
Sts. N. W
Stroud, Stuyvesant
Wheelock, Steck
Weber
Kneessi
Seventh St
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Traian
Connell
Pa. Ave
Christian Xander
7Th St
Boothy Tamly
Ogee Turkish Baths
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!