Hail Japan as Ally Capital Students March
Mexico City July 13. The American Ambassador's protest note over an anti American demonstration led to a partial relaxation of the governor's ban. About 400 people marched with Japanese flags and a Japanese store as the crowd belted in front. Ambassador Wilson defended U.S. neutrality while officials sought to avoid provoking war. Huerta plots and Yaqui attacks dominate a chaotic scene as destitute Americans scatter.
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Mexico City
Foreign Office
Japan
Bianquet
Cuellar
Samuel Garcia Cuellar
Federal District
Aureliano Urrutia
Wilson
Guaymas
Ite Searlight
United States
Matamoros
Mexico
Guayman
Mata‘orag
Indepéndiente
Huerta Falls
Mexican Constitutionalists Say Anti American Demonstrations Orchestrated
Senor Vasconcelos, who arrived in the United States on a secret mission, claims the anti American demonstrations in Mexico City were planned by Huerta and his supporters. He blames the Catholic party leadership and asserts that 95 percent of Mexicans back Carranza. Vasconcelos will report back to Gov Carranza in Mexico.
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Lowerer
United States
Jose S Vascance Os
London
Pretres Negros
Mexico
Carranza
Mexigity
Huerta
Hts
Constitutionalist
Monclova
Cande
Constitutionalista
Senor Vasconcelos
None Hurt In Bladensburg Road Auto Crash
A fast turning car struck a buggy carrying Mr and Mrs William Parriss and two children near Corby’s yeast factory on Bladensburg Road. The occupants escaped with minor injuries while the green colored auto sped away. officers pursued and recovered the frightened horse after a brief chase.
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Bladensburg
Corby
Willias
Parrig
Seventh Street
Florence
Edna
Bindensburg
Langdon
Mills Avenue
Parris
Girta
Vandersenart
Ninth Precinct
Wanderschaff
Vanderschuff
Vanderschaff
Partis
Bugsy
Bryan Lectures on Chautauqua Platform and Income
The report covers William Jennings Bryan delivering a Chautauqua lecture near Hendersonville. He says he was compelled to lecture to supplement his government salary and defends the practice as legitimate. He asserts he would not switch to politics for money and reflects on audience reception and potential presidential implications.
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Watngoo
Ashune
Hendersangle
Willam Jennings Bryan
T Mila
Mulhall to Testify as Lobby Fight Rages on Tariff Debate
Martin M Mulhall, the Baltimore lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers, will resume testimony before the Senate lobby committee today as House and Senate members clash over his subpoena. The tariff dispute heats up with President Wilson returning to Washington and Republicans planning vigorous amendments, while labor leaders in Philadelphia debate Mullhall’s claims about union links and political influence.
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National Association of Manufacturers
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Muthal
Overman Committee
Senate Committee
House
Mulhall
Garrett
Sessie
Baltimore
American Federation of Tabor
Mulhalls
Association
Federation
Republicana
Association of Manufacturers
Semn Ttee
Witneages
Mulhell
Wilson
Washington
McCumber
North Dakota
Woashington
Simmons
Finance Committee
Penrose, Smoot
Burton
Smith
Michigan
Borah
Cummins
la Follette
Weeks
Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Gseren
Mullhall
Michael Collins
Harry Curten
National Manufacturers’ Association
Butt
Dr Charles J Perry Dead In New York Era
New York July 13 Dr Charles J Perry a Park Row pharmacist and head of his namesake firm died today after a brief illness Born in Richmond Virginia in 1850 he moved to New York as a boy rising from errand boy to owner He belonged to clubs including the Lotos and Mess and was among the long-time tenants evicted from Astor House when it closed
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New York
Charlies J Pert
Park Row
Richmond
Newalipe
Velry
Lotos and Mess
Astor House
Four Die in Cambridge Streetcar Crash With Express Train
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train collided with a Cambridge interurban streetcar at a crossing during a violent storm. Four people were killed instantly and others injured as the streetcar was demolished and passengers scattered along the right of way. The conductor misjudged the ahead signal, mistaking the train headlight for lightning. Names include Fred Rainey Dora Fairchild William Carter Edwar Mondale and Sheldon Spiles. The injured were taken to local hospitals with prognosis poor for some.
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Cambridge
Oma
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Fred Rainey
Ohio
Dora Lairchild
William Carter
Middletown
Ldmwar Mondale
Columbus
Oba
Sheldon Spiles
Byesville
Rone
Fred Agincy
Dora Fairchild
Wiliam Carter
Indianapolis
Clitf Hospital
Denies Mulhall Statement on Wilson Family Labor Roles
Secretary says only Agnea Wilson served on the House labor committee staff while Mr Wilson chaired it, with Agnes as secretary for six years and later private secretary when he joined Congress. He rejects a charge that the entire Wilson family held jobs, noting prior staff names and roles.
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Wilson Family On Labor Committee
Arbor Wilson
Senate
Martin M. Mulhall
Wilson
House Labor Committee
Agmea Wilson
Labor Committee
Congressa
Labor
John Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Pergonal Vilewe Hugh Kerwin
Wellsboro
Dean van Kirk
Galeton
Wilson on way here busy day awaiting him
President Wilson leaves his summer home in New Haven on a railroad trip toward Washington. After a ten day absence he resumes work amid preparations for a critical conference with rail labor leaders over the Eastern Sea strike threat.
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New Haven
Conn
National Capital
Wilson
Commish NH
Washington
White House
Tunquiiy
Light From Fireflies Promises Home Illumination
Morgantown West Virginia July 13 Thorn ton Flowers of Mona claims a secret chemical process makes fireflies glow brighter than tungsten bulbs. He says his home is illuminated by the new lights and that a captured lightning bug provided the initial bright glow. He reports a chemical mixture that keeps the glow after insect life ends and increases it.
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Washington Post
Morgantown
Wva
Thornton Flowers
Mona
Foss Mill Moves to Canada over Tariff Policy
Governor Eugene Foss, a Democratic leader, criticizes Democratic Congress for tariff legislation and announces plans to shift most machinery manufacturing to Canada. His control of the IFF Sturtevant Company follows its purchase of a factory in Galt, Ontario, aligning with his stance and earlier denunciations in a legislative message weeks ago.
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Washington Post
Eugene Foss
Democratic Congress
Canada
IFF Sturtevant Company
Ie Governor Controls
Galt
Ontario
Foss
Democratic Party
Stork Visits Viscountess and Heir Births
London reports Viscount Maidstone welcomed a son, the Viscountess Maidstone’s second child. Margaretta Drexel, daughter of Anthony J Drexel, married Viscount Maidstone on June 3, 1910. On August 2 a son named Christopher Guy Heneage Finch Hatton was born.
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Washington Post
London
Viscountess Maidstone
Margaretta Drexel
Anthony J Drexel
Philadelphia
Viscount Maidstone
Eail
Winchilsea
Bor
Christopher Guy Heneage Finch- Hatton
Rich Widow in Gel Drugs Found in His Body
Four years after the death of Joshua B Crawford a wealthy Atlanta widow, Mary Belle Crawford, is jailed on a murder charge alleging she gave morphine and opium to induce death. A coroner’s exhumation and physician testimony claim toxins were present but a pneumonia verdict was opposed by doctors. The case centers on unsettled estate battles and civil suits by heirs.
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Joshua B. Crawford
Atlanta Gas
Mary Belle Crawford
Joshua B Crawford
Atlanta
Tucker
Charles 4 Crawford
Jall
Mangum
C H Girardeau
Carrollton Gas
WF Harris
Stat Board
New Healther
Haris
Crawford Tei
Cours Po
Talued
Crawfords
Mi Crawford
Mr Crawford
Webrouars
Jacksonville Ida
Crawford
Br J W Hort
Preaches in Shirt Sleeves in Baltimore Church
The Rev Austin O Boda of Riverside Baptist Church preached in a shirtwaist sleeve suit at Riverside Church, declaring the city has a church that excludes no one from worship. He noted the church welcomes men wearing short sleeves and robed to suit comfort, stressing inclusivity.
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Baltimore
Austin O Boda
Riverside Baptist Church
Riverside Church
Boda
Mutiny in Papal Guard over Patrol Arrest
Rome report says a mutiny erupted among the Swiss guards at the Vatican after an arrest for refusing patrol duty. The pope expresses annoyance as the intoxicated offender receives two months in prison. others in the incident face punishment.
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Specia
London
Rome
Dually News
Vatican
Revel
Pace In Mexicans Halk Japan vs Alb Suto Huila Rugg
Fragmented index item with scrambled names and topics. reads like a listing of sports and news briefs. Mentions Japan, Mexico, Huila, and militiamen with vague references to pace, presidents, and a rescue. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Pace
Japan
Alb
Suto
Huila Rugg
Cher Morse House
Yuib
Wainbay Dastione Srrhe
Migatun
Bagin
Orreneys Bub Lp
France
Secret of Powder Hotlands Financiel Review
Fcpociety
Bre
Bat
Train Crash Near Los Angeles Kills 12
Los Angeles reports twelve killed and six injured after a electric train collides with another at Vineyard Junction on the outskirts of the city. Wreck comes as residents head home from coastal beaches, with many injured described as severely hurt.
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Los Angeles
Sony
Traian
Vineyard Station
Junction
Los Angele Furst
Sinevard
Serbs Break Bulgarian Resistance In Danubian Advance
A Times dispatch from Tshup reports decisive Servian gains near Berl Pa linka with ten thousand captives and widespread Bulgarian retreat. Refugee crowds thronged consulates at Seres as Bulgarian artillery and raking fire caused heavy casualties and lootings, while Greece and Russia loom in a broader regional crisis.
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Tonden
Tshup
the Times
Berl
Palinka Wastei Tagar
D & Ain
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Dan Malla
Roumania
Greece
Athens
Salonik
Ten Die in Spanish Wreck at Hendaye Frontier Train
A partial report describes a wreck near Hendaye France on a frontier line. Ten people died and about 90 were injured, with many reported as injured or missing amid the chaotic scene.
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Hendaye
France
Strike Over 6000 Rail Workers Inched Toward Walkout
In New York reports a potential strike by over 6000 conductors and trainmen on 45 Eastern railroads hangs on railroad willingness to arbitration wage and dispute terms. Union leaders Garretson and Lee delay strike order to await Washington talks with President Wilson on Erdman act amendments.
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B Garretson
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
W G Lee
Brother of Railway Trainmen
Washington
Congress
General Committee of
Te Tac Organimatiofia
Garretton
Lee
Wilsan Eplerri
Rarisrads
Heye
Garretson
Saya
Wilson
Conference Committee of Managers
Railroada
Mena Committee
Moasanie
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