Britain warns China over Tibet boundary limits
Sir Edward Grey warned Britain will take up with China if it refuses to sign the Tibet boundary convention. He cited dangerous consequences and entanglements arising from concessions to various Chinese groups and foreign interests. The Burma Warjeeling conference, including Britain Tibet and China, drafted a convention on Theran autonomy now awaiting signatures.
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Edward Grey
Celestial Republic
London
Trouhe
China
Tibet
Warjeeling
India
Hina
Ef Baward
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Sir Edward
Yurgtee
Sini
Wnt
FLEE TO WEDLAND IN PRISON Couple Sent to Penitentiary 36 Hours After Capture
Leavenworth Kansas July 16 Less than a day after Jack Robinson and Jen Frances stole a livery horse and buggy at Vitawa they were captured and jailed in Lansing State Penitentiary to serve one year or less after a swift trial. Sheriff Nick Daasen of Praakin County chased them and returned them to Lawrence for sentencing. The National Bank at Merkin City closed all branches today.
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Penitentiary
Tee
Washington Post
Leavenworth
Kans
Jack Robinson
Jen Frances
Vitawa
State Penientary
Lansing
Hobinson
Sestitklion
Lane
Tawrence
Shenf Nick Daasen
Prackin County
Ftiaway
Obituary notices and wedding remembrances from 1914 era
A garbled collection of death notices and memorials listing names such as Caroline Harlow, Jennie M Tarrell, James Woruberts, John, Carrie Barnwell Smith, Sally Smith, and Elizabeth Towns. Details include dates in July 1914, residence addresses on Rhode Island and Recon streets, funeral times, and interment at Glenwood Cemetery or Congressional Cemetery.
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Rhode Land Avenue
Caroline Soee Harlow
R. Srbert McWithama
Robert
da Hurley
Rhode Tatand Avenue
St. Marth’s Catholic Chapel
Congressional Cemetery
Jennte
Arthur
Tarnell
Thieles Chapel
Glenwood Cemetery
Owaon
Fairies County
James Woruberts
Recon Street
Upom
Rahway
Smith
Charleston
Tin
M. Page
Carrie Barnwell Smith
C. Barnwell Thobinson
C Street
Watt
Triermont
Richmont
Sally &. Smith
Whitten
Washington
William H. Whitten, Jr
Howe
Newtentat
Teterment
Iineinnati
Young American in Italian Jail Faces Year More
A young American, charged with killing his wife and disposing of her body, is likely to remain jailed in Italy for another year. Delays in obtaining evidence from the United States prompted by the court to extend pretrial imprisonment beyond six months.
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Italy
Hiz
Ndt
Sher
Ping
America
Charl‘ton
Priadnex
Charlton
No Parade of Anarchists Called Off in New York
Friends of Bomb Explosion victims decide not to defy police and cancel anarchist parade plans set for tomorrow in New York. Alexander Berkman announced the decision, noting a demonstration at Union Square would proceed without the victims. The Antimilitarist League and Mother Earth Association leaders chose restraint to avoid clashes with authorities.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
Cbarlier
Antimilitarist League
Mother Earth Association
Berkman
Union Square
Arthur Caron
Charles Berg
Carl Hansen
Dog mascot prompts quip at Baptist unity talk
In Boston, Rev. Dr. Cornelius Woelfkin of Fitch Avenue Baptist Church finished his report as chair of the church unity committee. As he exited Tremont Baptist Temple, Mutt the temple cat walked beside him, prompting a delegate to joke about a catechism. Woelfkin quipped that the cat is his mascot against dogmatism.
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New York
Cornelius Woelfkin
Fitch Avenue Baptist Church
Boston
Baptist Committee On Church Unity
Tremont Baptist Temple
Committee On Church Unity
Lt. Woelfkin
Flood Ties Up Railroads Near Scranton
A cloudburst in the mountain region east of Scranton floods the Roaring Brook valley and Lackawanna River flats. Railroads are tied up and property damaged. Three boys were washed away on a stump in Taylor. two were rescued and one, Rey Allis aged 11, drowned. Three washouts on the Lackawanna halted lines between Scranton and Tobyhanna. The Monagle Lake Line marooned 340 Sunday school excursionists on the mountain top.
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Scranton
Roaring Brook
Lackawanna River
Taylor
Rey Allis
Lackawanna
Yobyhanna
Lehigh Valley
Monale Lake
Cadets May Carry Parasols If Gallantry Is Illegal
Washington dispatch reports Representative Britten protests a Naval Academy rule banning cadets from carrying parasols or suitcases for girl visitors. He asks Secretary Daniels to countermand the order and hints at possible legislative action if refused.
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Daniels
Congress
New York
Washington
New York American
Britten
Ltnnis
Naval Academy
House Naval Affairs Committee
Roblin Wins in Canada Manitoba Election Narrow Conservative Victory
In Winnipeg on July 1 Provincial results indicate Sir Redmond Roblin's government likely to be sustained as Conservatives win 23 of 46 seats in the Manitoba Legislative Assembly while Liberals gain 2 with others still undecided. Prohibition support succeeded in former Hauor strongholds.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Redmond Roblin
Russian diplomat Hartwig dies linked to Balkan alliance
M Hartwig a renowned Russian diplomat and former Minister to Persia, reputed for shaping the Balkan alliance and Balkan War prep, with strong Servian sympathies that irritated Austria. F D Roosevelt inspects Navy Yard Portmouth July 10, an official tour by Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
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Hartwig
Servia
Baikan Alliance
Belgrade
M. Hartwig
Persia
Austria
F. D. Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Portemouth
N. H
Naval Prison
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
Mexican Civil War News Sees Rim of Mexico City Soon
Reports from El Paso July 10 indicate Villa plans a southern move toward Chihuahua and Aguas Calientes while two rebel armies push toward Mexico City. With Guadalajara under constitutionalist control and San Luis Potosi besieged, 60,000 troops could advance. mediators return from New York as Huerta’s fate looms and Admiral Howard notes evacuation movements along the Pacific coast.
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Guadalajara
San ‘Luns
Potosi
Mi Ico
Howard
el Paso
Tex
Deeplte
Villa
Carranza
Lazaro de la Garza
San Luis Potosi
National Central
Mexico City
Naon
Argentina
Suarez
Chile
New York
Huerta
Sal
Tilld
Pablo Gonzales
Obregon
Washington de Clare
Guadalupe
Premier to Begin Lectures in Western Carolina
The Secretary of State will deliver chautauqua lectures in western South Carolina tomorrow, speaking at Hickory in the afternoon and at Asheville at night. In Hickory he is the sole attraction. in Asheville he shares honors with the Hawkeye Glee Club and other entertainers. The contract specifies $4 to the organizers and any excess over $000 to be split.
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Washington Post
Asheville
Secretary of State
Sonth Carolina
Hickory
Hawkeye Glee Club
Chaitauqua
Women Cheer Lively Fight at Pittsburgh Six Round Battle
In Pittsburgh on July 10 at the Motordrome, Phil Brock and Mickey Rodgers fought six rounds before a crowd of over 100 women in stylish dress. The match drew applause after early blood and excitement, Brock opening with a jaw strike in the first round as women spectators rose to cheer.
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Pittsburgh
Welington Post
Phil Brock
Mickey Rodgers
Bock
Brock
Rebels Deport American Officer From Sonora
Nogales July 10 Maj E L Holmdahl a former American officer on Gen Villa s staff was deported from Sonora. He was released yesterday at Hermosillo from a dungeon where he said he had been imprisoned ten days with an insane cellmate. He faced charges by Gen Alvarado commander of the constitutionalists attacking Guayimas for giving information to Americans at Mi Paso regarding ammunition smuggling. Holmdahl said he expected to be excused. The French and United States consuls at Hermosillo intervened on his behalf.
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Nogales
Ariz
E. Li Holmdahl
Villa
Sonora Tonteht
Hermosillo
Alvarado
Guayimas
Mi Paso
Holmdafl
United States
Hermoslily
Marietta Railroad Placed in Receiver's Hands
The Marietta, Columbus and Cleveland Railroad was placed in receivership by court order. Daniel B. Torpy named receiver after a suit filed by the Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company.
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Marietta, Ohio
Marietta
Armistice Talks Save Guaymas as Federal Evacuation Occurs
From Saltillo Mexico July 9 telegraphs report that federal equipment was loaded for evacuation from Cruz de Piedra at 3 46 and that Guaymas, a key west coast port, was evacuated by federals. Gen Catr an authorized a truce to protect noncombatants and property while negotiations proceed.
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Bes ‘Alvarado
Con
Cruz de Piedra
Guaymas
Secret fund payments for Lind in Mexican crisis probe
New York July 10 dispatch says Congress seeks full disclosure of Lind pay from the State Department secret fund amid demands for transparency. A deficiency appropriation shows $25.00 for the fund while testimony cites unknown totals and secret vouchers retained by the Treasury, with a possible $86,000 spent on Mexican affairs.
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New York
Washington
John Lind
House Committee On Appropriations
State Department
Wilbur ©. Carr
Constar Service
Mr. Lind
Congress
Carr
Lind
Clary
Mr. Carr
Secretary of State
Treasury Department
Huerta Changes Cabinet in Mexico City July 10
Francisco Cary Bajal sworn as foreign minister. New ministers include Salome Botello in commerce and industry Arturo Alvaradeso in communications and Gen Carlos Rincon Sallard in agriculture. Other ministers retain portfolios. Deputies to meet Monday to discuss elections with unknown next steps Adolfo dela Lama sails for Europe aboard the Espagne.
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Mexico City
Francisco Carybajal
Supreme Court
Commerce and Industry
Salome Botello
Muevo Leon
Arturo Alvaradeso
Agriculture
Carlos Rincon Sallard
Huerta
Chamber of Deputies
Adolfo Dela Lama
Vera Cruz
Europe
U S Seeks Mexico as Moheno Faces Port Tension
Brig Gen Funston sent an officer aboard the Espagne to learn Moheno and Gen Maas intentions as they risk a harsh reception ashore. Moheno trembled and refused to land while Maas expressed defiant sarcasm, preferring safety under the American flag.
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Funston
Espagne
Moheno
Maas
Sefior Moheno
Leutenant
Gen. Maas
Gen. Funston
Doctors Give Man Steel Backbone After Spine Crush Fall
In Binghamton New York Frank Harrington 39 will live with a steel backbone after surgeons replaced crushed vertebrae with a two foot steel tube designed to imitate the spine. E Crozier led the operation removing crushed bone and fitting the tube with care to avoid nerve damage. Harrington is expected to recover and walk again.
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Binghamton
Frank Harrington
Vestal
Here
Crozier
Shane
Harrington
Alexandria Masons Hold Lineup Benefit Game
A Washington Post dispatch outlines a benefit baseball game to aid the Alexandria Hospital building fund featuring the Alexandria Lodge teams Washington and Andrew Jackson. Managers Charles B Swan and Frank W Latham announced the lineup for the Wednesday afternoon park match. The piece also notes deaths of James W Roberts and an account of a similar accident 30 years earlier involving his father.
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Charles B. Swan
Frank W. Latham
Alexandria
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Masonic
Aftarngan
Alexandria Hospital Bilding Fund
Alexandria- Washington
H. Rose
Warburg Nomination Faces Senate Committee Clash
The Warburg nomination to the banking committee faces resistance from key senators who demand committee access to information before reporting. Democratic loyalists warn that defying the committee could cripple the Senate, while Hitchcock and Weeks defend the committee’s right to demand details and follow established procedures. The White House counters that opposition is a small partisan push to embarrass the administration as action on both nominations hangs over the presidential agenda.
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Senate
White House
Warburg
Hitchcock
Jones
Hay
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M. Hindle
W. R. Speare
F Street
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Telephone NM
H. Sardo & CO
ANN Embalmers
Bho Lie
Kate Geo. P. Zarhorst
Bee
St Bere Frank Geier’s Sons
Dele Oh
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George F. Zurhorst
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Maderaiels
A. ‘H. Small & Sons
Roblin
Canada
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
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Nore
Diapatenes
Navy Department
Pacific
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Guerrero
Idzuma
Mazatlan
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Clarence Gunther
Maj. Holmdahl
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Mexico
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Tiagelly
Washington Post Bureau
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Richman
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Potomac
Richmord
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Elty
Soul Pound
Fairfax County
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Eliza W. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Walter Roberts
Alexandria Water Company
Duke- Street
Fairfax Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Citizens ‘National “Bank
R. F. Roberts
Fairfax Mutual Fire
Surance Company
Charles H. Callanan
Masonic National Memorial Association
Masonic Grand Lodges
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Grand Lodge of
North Dakota
Walter L. “Oatswell
Grand Lodge
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Royal Arch Magona
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Knights Templar
General Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Michigan
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Toner
Reores UL
Capitol
Jonsa
Friends of the
J. Blain
Cugagues
Puain
Weeks
Massachusetts
Ohio
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Leif Ericsson
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
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Anheuser-Busch
St.louis
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Washington, Dist
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