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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1914

Page

7

Morgan Plans to Use Vera Cruz Revenues for Mexican Bonds

A Washington dispatch reports bankers Morgan and Kuhn Loeb seek to apply Vera Cruz customs receipts to interest on Mexican bonds. The White House opposes using the revenues for damages claims, and State Department drafts a reply stating funds cannot be diverted without Mexican consent. The issue hinges on whether U S occupation of Vera Cruz allows such use.

Washington Post Chicago Washington Dispatch Tribune Sig Wall Street United States Vera Crus J. Pierpont Morgan White House Huraday Morgan & Co Kuhn, Loeb & Co State Department Mexico Vera Cruz Niagara Falls Morgan Washington Secretary of State Haa Hid Kuan, Loeb & Co New York

Vera Cruz revenue and Mexican claims dispute explored

The Vera Cruz revenue expected to be held until an accord with Mexico is reached and possibly turned over to the new Mexican government or used to disburse Mexican bonds. State Department rejects using Vera Cruz funds to pay American damages, sparking Republican concern over diplomatic pressure and future settlements. Senate may probe policy.

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Stabbing at Butte Mayor Office Ends in Gunfire

In Butte Montana on July 3, Mayor Louis P. Duncan and Finnish miner Hile Lantela clashed in the mayor’s office. Lantela stabbed the mayor three times, who then shot Lantela in the abdomen while defending himself. Both men are expected to recover. The incident follows tensions involving Finnish radicals and miners union activists linked to the Western Federation, with deportation threats discussed in connection to Finnish reporters.

Butte, Mont Butte Hile Lantela Louis P. Duncan Lantela Frank Aito Hancock Minera’union June Altonen Hi Ane

Boy Drowns in Hastern Branch River

Harry Poore, ten years old, drowned in the Hastern branch yesterday afternoon after being swept from the bank while near the water. Rescue efforts by bystanders were unsuccessful. The incident is reported as a tragic accident with local authorities investigating.

Harry Poore Hastern Yeaterday

Clergymen Sail for Holy Land aboard Kaiser Franz Josef I

The Rev M W Clair leads fourteen Washington area clergymen and wives departing New York aboard the Kaiser Franz Josef I for a ten week Holy Land voyage. The party will stop at Naples and other ports, reach Jerusalem on July 3, and return by September 14.

John F. Oekenrede J. H. W. Blake Benjamin Gaw W. A. Meigin L. &. Purdum L.F. Kelly Charles B. Fults Walter F. Smith Hugh T. Stevenson W. W. Barnes F. J. Prettyman Henry Thomas Thomas Holy Land New York Kaiser Franz Jonst Igier Naples Mediterranean Egypt Jeruzalem United States

Post Tourists in New York Win Popularity Contest Guests

The Washington Post sponsored a tour group arriving in New York, to sail from Boston September 14 aboard the Kaiser Franz Josef and White Star Crete. Jomes R. Colburn accompanied them. many visitors greeted them at the Martinique Hotel as the travelers begin a month long journey to holy lands, with stops in Algiers and Naples before aGreced tour of sites tied to their profession. Ballots weighed heavily in favor of international writers and figures among the audience.

Washington Post Holy “Land Rome Peet Jomes R. Colburn Post Washington Ateams Kaiser Franz .Josef White Star Creti Boston New- York Martinique Éuch New York Seka Norrow Algiers Naples Itras

Injured Von Steinner-Gold Brother in Auto Wreck Near Cabin John

Lieut Albert von Steinner-Gold and his brother Arthur of Von Steinner-Gold & Baumgsrtnar were in a car wreck on the Conduit road two miles below Cabin John Bridge. Arthur suffered facial and neck lacerations and possible internal injuries. he was hospitalized in serious condition but improved overnight. Lieut von Steinner-Gold had minor injuries to arms and legs. Passengers J E Healy and Wills Nauss escaped unharmed.

Albert von Stalnner-Gold Arthur von Steinner-Gold & Baumgsrtnar F Street Cabin John Bridge Arthur von Steinner-Gold von Steinner-Goldl Emerency Hospital von Steinner-Gold J. Ee Healy M Street Wil-ls Nauss Eleventh Street

Mysterious Deaths and Injuries Reported After Street Collision

Attendants at an insane hospital and police investigate a dying man found near Rhode Island avenue after a streetcar collision. Separate reports describe a violent ward incident at Government Hospital for the Insane and a coroner's autopsy planned for a child later identified as EM Beach. A soldier at Walter Reed Hospital suffers a bullet wound after a disturbance near the Highway bridge.

Insane Hospital U. S Rhode Island Avenue Thirtieth Thirty-first Streets Spencer Walker Government Hospital For Walker Gustav L. Law Eric Payton Law Payton Frank Price Nevitt Barber Alexandria County Robert Fr. Graham Woldiec Washington Barracks Graham Walter “Reed Hospital

Mexican Junta seeks halt on 30 million peso constitutional notes

Judge orders Adams Express Southern Express and Wells Fargo lines to appear and show cause why 30,000,000 pesos in engraved constitutional currency should not be blocked from delivery to Santiago Winfield in El Paso Texas. Villareal agents in Washington contend funds are destined to aid constitutionalist forces across the border amid a private matter brought by Huerta faction supporters.

Felicitas Villareal Deliv Paso Attornay Huugh H. Obear Douglas Obear Senor Washington Venustiano Carranha Adama Express Company Wells-#arga Company Southern Exprese Company Justles Anderson Nail Norris-Peters Company Lithographere Pennsylvanivernue Northwest Bhit Villarealty Adams Hzpreas Company Santiago District Adams, Southern Amé Vella Fargo Express Santiago S. Winfield el Paso Tex Charles A. Douglas Douglas State Department

DRY NAVY HITS CONGRESSMEN IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia reports Congressmen visiting Navy ships amid Secretary Daniels dry order. Governor Golds and other state officials toured the Michigan with Capt. Albert P. Niblack. When offered refreshments, they were refused due to alcohol content. ginger ale contains 6 percent and grape juice 2 percent.

Washington Post Philadelphia Gov. Golds Maryland Navy Daniels United States Naval Albert P. Niblack Michigan

Raid Peabody Henneries In Williams Town Farm Heist

An overnight raid at Airdenlair farm, Gov Peabody's Williamstown estate, emptied ten henneries of 2370 broilers and 150 ducklings loaded into a motor truck. Loss valued at 1360 dollars. a 100 dollar reward is offered for thieves from Troy, with Gov Peabody noted as a society figure and W A Slater's son-in-law.

W. A. Slater Washington Washington Post Pittsfield Maas Airdenlair Farm Gov. Peabody Williamstown Troy Peabody Mr. Peabody William A. Slater Washington, D. C Williams College

Tent City Opens at Great Falls With Campers’ Accommodations

Great Falls prepares for Independence Day with Tent City housing over 100 tents erected by the Great Falls and Old Dominion Railway. Tents feature board floors electricity and camping outfits. weekly rentals available. A large cafe pavilion overlooks the Potomac and Great Falls park, with low commutation fares to and from the site.

Great Falls Great Fall Potermine Great Falls Park

Once Famed Singer Arrested at Age Ninety

A 90 year old singer once famed for opera appears in custody. His career began after emigrating from Italy, with early success in the sixties at the Academy of Music and later appearances at the Metropolitan. He recalls peers like Nordica Sembrich and Hames, and mentions being with Emma Abbott during a past triumph.

Barberis Haly Earope Academy of Music Metropolitan Paul Nordica Sembrich Emma Hames Maser Hmma Abbott Hig Salt Lake City

Senate Borah Defends Commerce Court Powers Debate

Senator Borah argues against giving a commerce commission power to fix prices and regulate restraints, urging that such authority amounts to government by men and would erode judicial review. He cites historic cases and a 1913 senate report to warn that delegated power risks undermining law and due process.

Interstate Commerce Commission Borgh Borah Senate Committee Curimine The Trade Commission Bil Sai Cuimmina Congress Supreme Court Bengtor Boreh

Controversy and intrigue amid Mexican revolutionary leaders

Dispatches detail Felix Sommerfeld, Felix Diaz faction plots, and Villa’s loyalty to Carranza. Telegraphs from Capt Hopkins reveal plans to entice Villa’s allies and warn of Sandoval’s treasonous moves. Sommerfeld’s communications show covert U S interest and state department monitoring of border revolutionary activities.

Hopkins Sommerfeld Sormmerfeld el Paso United States Capt. Hopking Licenciado Bonales Sandoval Mexico City Chihuahua Villa Carranza Diaz Sandoval Latte Huerta Gustavo Raoul Madero State Department San Antonio el Page Washington Department of Justice

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