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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1914

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10

Germany Claims Share in Haitian Revenues Spark U S Warning

A historic postwar note reports Germany insists on participation in Haiti port revenues, signaling possible safeguards around Haiti’s customs and a looming protectorate. The State Department reports German intent to leverage ports similar to Santo Domingo, with tensions rising over potential force and Monroe Doctrine implications.

State Department United States Transac Suvernment Natonerel Santo Domingo Tnite Haiti Santo Doguingo Cervan Ths

Former Huerta Cabinet Officer Attacks U S Policy

Senor Queride Modeno, former minister of Industry and Commerce in Huerta's cabinet, arrives with family to denounce U S policy toward Mexico. He plans to tell Americans the real conditions in Mexico to influence public opinion, arguing the administration wasted millions mobilizing battleships when a smaller naval force could suffice.

Huerta U. S Mexico Tho Washington Post New York Senor Queride Modeno Huertas United States Mohenow

Horse injures society leader after fall near Fairview

Local news reports that a horse belonging to a prominent rider threw Philip Live Lagdon as he left a household in Fairview this morning. He sustained an injured hip and was placed on a stretcher for examination. Stokes assisted at the scene.

Yarra Philip Live Lagdon Fairview Mr. Livingstald Florase G Stokes Hus Tntra

No Rush to Fill Supreme Court Vacancy President Deliberate

The president shows no hurry to name a successor to Associate Justice Lurton. The nomination process will proceed with care as observers await a formal offer, hoping for Senate confirmation before Congress adjourns. The public mood favors a timely but thorough selection, balancing respect for the late justice and the needs of the court.

Lucions Frea de 9 Supremes Lurton Vent Alla Turton Frealies Ale Lefora

Esperanto Congress Opens in Chicago at North America

The seventh annual congress of the Esperanto Association in North America opened with a program featuring the misaling of universal languages. The opening event includes a screen of the opera with stage costumes and orchestral accompaniment.

Eupernty Association North America Nausial

Why Hit on Gibbons House Committee Hatta Inquiry Pending

The Witherspoon naval affairs subcommittee reviews records of 23 captains amid charges of misconduct. It seeks justification for Captain Gibbons retirement and whether he was targeted. the panel plans to resume hearings later this week.

House Witherspoon Naval Affairs John H Gibbons Gibbons Hargea

Carbajal longtime figure in Mexican law and politics

Francisco Carbajal, elected provisional president by the Mexican congress to succeed Victoriano Huerta, was a leading lawyer and longtime public figure. Once a justice of the Mexican Supreme Court, he served under Huerta and Madero eras, with a career spanning diplomacy, the judiciary, and high government posts in Mexico City.

Prancisco Carbajal Mexican Congress Victoriano Huerts Mexico Pres der Carbajal Uli Erisan Carbajal Mexican Supreme Court Forfirio Diss Costa Riex Diaz Madero Das Mexico City Francisco Carbajal Vasquez Gomez Igi Carbajal el Paso Madoco Juarez Magero Soi Carbazal Diz de la Barra Alfarra Madero Huerta Madero Carbajal London Supreme Court Washington United States Inuerta

May release plan for Mexican prisoners at frontier forts

War Department receives proposal from Gen Bilsa to release some 6400 Mexican prisoners at Fort Rosecrans Fort Brown Fort McIntosh Fort Bliss and Fort Wingate if they are assured they will not take up arms again. Developments after Huerta collapse boost officials to consider disposing of charges under promise of fair treatment. Bliss also suggests detaining senior officers like Gen Salazar and Castille for now.

Forts Rosecrans Brown Mclntosh Bliss Wingate War Department Bilsa Huerta United States Gon Bliss Gené Salazar Castille

Carranza to reshuffle his cabinet after Torreon talks

News from Saltillo and Torreon report Gen Carranza plans a sweeping cabinet overhaul following the Villa-Larranza conference. Torreon selections include twelve potential ministers and the return of several Carranza family officials with Isidro Fabela and Rafael Zubarán among those named. New War Minister Warea will be governor of Nuevo Leon.

Faso Carranzas Saltillo Torreon Villa Larranza Isidra Fabela Rafael Zuboran Washington Jacinto Trevina Alfredo Brecadarow Ellis Cabrera Fernando Telesias Calderon Jose ‘Vascar Antonio Villareal Tavardo Bibertoam Federico Gonzales Garza Miguel Covarrubas Ruel Silva Migue Roblesanuel Bon Ua Diaz Lombardo Warea Nuevo Leon Ixsad Villa Obregon

Madero Influence in Cabinet Selections Reported

The text notes Madero influence in choosing cabinet members and lists several individuals linked to the Liberal party and constitutionalist circles. Calderon, Jose Vasconcelon, L ima Cabrera, Pant, Covarrabias, and Diaz Lombardo are mentioned in connection with posts or representational roles in Russia, London, and Great Britain, reflecting a strong family sway in early government appointments.

Calderon Lberal Mexico Jose Vasconcelon

Carranza Declines Mediation Over Mexican Provisional Presidency

Gen Carranza's formal reply to mediators refuses to treat with Huerta on the provisional presidency. Modesto C Roland, head of a new constitutionalist commercial agency in New York, released the text from Mexico City. The message demands unconditional surrender of Huerta or any administration claiming authority.

York Carranza Huerta Mexico Modesto C Roland Constitutionalst New York City Mexico City

Postmen Consider AFL Coalition Risk in Department

Reported plan news item notes postmen debating a coalition with the American Federation of Labor. A referendum vote across association branches would decide the path, with potential department disruption if the merger proceeds. First Assistant Testmaster General Roper reportedly learned of carrier intentions yesterday and has requested confirmation from Chicago postmaster.

A. F of L American Federation of Labor Association Stow Apialén Inghnes Roper Saint Yesterda Chicago Aly

Extradition Looms For Huerta As Carranza Presses Case

Legal advisers for Carranza study foreign extradition laws to repatriate Gen Huerta from Europe where he seeks refuge. The move aims to try Huerta and Gen Blanquet in Mexico City for Madero and Pino Suárez murders. Constitutionalists insist Huerta is a fugitive from justice and demand accountability.

Washington Pot Faso Carranza Mexico Gen Huerta Wiah Algo Blanquet Fiuerta Gen Blanquet Min Europe Mexico City Madero Pino Suarez Fe Huerta Queretaro Maxicaliian

British Army Airman Killed in Biplane Crash

Vicut Llewillyn Charles Hordern of the Lancashire Fusiliers and Royal Flying Corps died when the biplane he lay in suddenly dived to earth near Here. His mechanic was badly hurt in the Portsmouth incident in July.

Pitot Portsmouth England Vicut Llewillyn Charles Hordern Lancashire Fusiliers Royal Flying Carpa Wea

Sherman backs Jones to the Fed Board amid quorum woes

United States Senator Lawrence Sherman of Illinois plans to return to Washington to vote for the confirmation of Thomas D Jones of Chicago to the Federal Reserve Board. Administration leaders cited quorum difficulties in both regular and executive sessions as a delay factor, with Senator Lewis leading the confirmation push and urging timely action before week’s end.

Senate Thomas D Jones Chiago Federate Reserve Board Lewis Ritnols Mr Jones Banning Sherman Jones Springfeld United States Lawrente Washington Chicago Federal Reserve Board

Democrats' Aide Predicts 1916 Suffrage Endorsement

Miss Gordon, president of the Southern States Woman Suffrage Conference, issued a statement predicting the Democratic platform of 1916 would endorse women suffrage and recommend ballot conferral by state. She, after days in Washington conferring with suffrage leaders, left for Atlanta to address the Georgia legislature on equal suffrage.

Miss Ate Gordon New Orleans Southern States Woman , Suffrage Conference Miss Gordon Washington Atlanta

Pythian Camp Dedicated at Terre Haute

The International encampment of the Uniform Rank of Pythias was dedicated in Terre Haute Indiana with Mayor Donny Roberts, Spencer F Ball, and Capt H A Pritchett speaking. Samuel M Rilaton of Indiana welcomed visitors and tribute was paid to senior knights as the flag was raised. More than 2900 uniformed men arrived to take part in the parade and prize drills set for the week.

Terre Hauta Arshur J Stebbart Pythias Gow Semuel M Rilaton Indiana Department of Kidghie Donny Robarts Spencer F Ball Chamber of Commmerce H. A. Pritchett Terre Haute Thomas

Treasury sign hoped to ease District appropriation bill

Treasury mathematicians anticipate easier computations if the President signs the District appropriation bill today. A delay to tomorrow would require calculating twenty one thirtieths of the monthly amount, a more complex task. Officials expect the conference report on the deficiency bill to be accepted by both houses soon.

Treasury Department Lkagm Senate House Congress

Judge Staples Resigns After Allen Case Trials

Judge W R Staples of Roanoke corpration court resigns effective August 15 after presiding over Hillsville killings trials. He had traveled to Hillsville at the governor's request, following the slayings of clerk Dexter Goad. Staples had imposed death sentences on Floyd Allen and his son Claude.

Allene Magsie Washington Peet Roanoke Waller R Staples Corporation Court Allen Clan Hillsville Stuart H Wil Staples Hdlsvile Mann Thornton L Masale Dexter Goad Hilsville Floyd Allen Bia Claude

Maher Bill Aims Wage Board Reform For Navy Yards

Representative James P Maher Brooklyn pushes a bill to set annual wage adjustments for mechanics and laborers in U S navy yards arsenals and workshops by comparing to private sector wages in Lipsume area and abolish wage boards placing the data task with impartial authorities while leaving pay measures based on prevailing private wages and not the wage boards.

James P .Maher Brooklyn Hooge Committee Secretary of War Secretary of the Navy Secretary of Labor Lipsume Maher

Lynchburg Fireman Killed In Hose Cart Crash

A Washington Post special reports a speeding hose cart overturning during a blaze call in Lynchburg. One fireman died, three others injured, including a severely hurt victim. The crash occurred when the cart wheel struck a steep curb, throwing the vehicle and trapping crew members.

Washington Post Lynchburg James Higginbotham Zirea California House United States

Coal rates attack diversion of traffic hearing opens

Senate committee heard L Dulaney accuse interlocking directorates of let group owning under 50 000 in Southern Railway stock control policy and divert coal to Norfolk New York and mid Atlantic ports instead of Charleston. He cited verbal agreements and named leaders of the Southern Railway network while noting stock ownership details and ongoing investigations. The hearing resumes today.

Dullaney Senate Southern Railway Norfolk New York Middle Atlantic Charleston Dulaney Bristol Tennessee Kentucky Virginia Chalestonn Tella Northern Railways Associated Railways Carolinas Pennsylvania Railroad Charles Lanier George F Baker J Berwind Adrian Iselin Jr EH H Gary Charles Steele H K McHarg Ines Southern Railway Company Mr Dulaney South Carolina Florida Souths Railway

Malone Entangled Politics Reportedly Discussed With President

Dudley Field Malone, Port of Newark collector, dined with the President. Mayor John Purway Mitchel of New York will see the President tonight. Malone declined to reveal the topic but hints point to New York State politics and John A. Hennessy as a possible gubernatorial candidate. Malone also spoke about Treasury matters with Secretary William G. McAdoo. Mitchel plans a brief stop en route from Charleston after unveiling his uncle's Fort Sumter monument.

Dudley Field Malone Newark John Purway Mitchel New York Cty Malone New York State John A Hennessy Washington Treasury Department William G. Meadow Treasury Mitchel Charleston John C Mitchel Fort Sumter

Maryland Ministers Conference to Explore Rural Church Needs

Maryland ministers gather at Maryland Agricultural College on August 6 to discuss keeping youth on farms. Notable speakers include Dr Thomas B. Carver of Harvard, Henry Israel, Rev Dr Bemis, Prof Wom Hays, and Rev Dr Ward Flatt. The event is under college auspices with lodging provided.

Maryland Washington Baltimore Maryland Agricultural College Iny Thomas B. Carver Harvard University New England Country Church Association Henry Israel O Bemis MecClellandtown Pa W Om Hays Ward Flatt Methodist Board of Home Missions Agricultural College Darrow Mocoa Warsjand

Marriage unites Richmond druggist with widowed sister in law

Charlea H Warren aged 16 a Richmond druggist married yesterday to Lena B Warren widow of his deceased brother. The Rev W ov Tudor performed the ceremony. Lena, 48, also of Richmond, is widowed from the younger brother of the groom. No children. Mr Warren was a bachelor. After the honeymoon the couple will return to Richmond.

Charlea H Warren Richmond Lena B Warren

Champ Clark Spoon Ordered for Wedding Gift

Speaker Champ Clark and Mrs Clark have ordered a die at a local jeweler to produce a Champ Clark wedding spoon. The spoon bears a bas relief portrait of the speaker with the inscription The die will be used only upon the direction of the Speaker or Mrs Clark.

Speaker

Death of W S Becker Head of Norfolk and Western Superintendent

W S Becker assistant to the president of the Norfolk and Western Railroad died today after a long illness in Roanoke. Survived by wife Kate and two daughters Mrs O F Jenkins of Bluefield and Hazel Becker. Born in Selma Algon in 1887, he began as a brakeman and rose through the ranks, serving as Western division superintendent before health failures led to his death.

Roanoke W . Becker Johnson Norfolk and Western Railroad Becker Abe Kate Becker O FH Jenkins Bluefeld Norfolk and Western Western Draston

Bright for bumper crops optimism from U S Chamber

The United States Chamber of Commerce reports bright prospects for bumper crops this year and an overall optimism about the near future. Despite low mood in manufacturing mining lumber and railroad centers, data from across the country show widespread confidence that normal crops will boost business later in the year.

Chamber of Commerce of United States Chamber of Commerce of the Chambers Hare

Interstate Commerce Board Urges Broadening Coal Freight Rule

The Interstate Commerce Commission urged Congress to expand the commodities clause of the Hepburn rate law to cover all traffic. The report, stemming from a seven year investigation into railroads and coal interests around St Louis, calls for a clear separation of public transportation from private business, forbidding railroads from financing private enterprises and extending the clause to all traffic. It notes dual profits in coal freight and transport, cites industrial railroads linked to mines near East St Louis, and highlights stock ties among major lines and coal firms including the Gould family and associated trusts.

Interstate Commerce Commission Congress Congrexe Sea St Louia New York Central Thaois Carets Saim East St Louis Hiinotget Industral Rail Coxipooner Des Allet Wabash Railroad Gould Famly Russell Sage Conolidated Coat Company St Louis Gould Ola Ho Sage

Uruguay Treaty Signed Moves to Senate for Review

The Secretary of State and Minister Maria de Pena announced a treaty binding the United States and Uruguay to investigate for at least a year via an international commission. It is the eighteenth such peace treaty, with three more conventions to be signed with Argentina Brazil and Chile before being sent to the Senate later this week.

Senate Maria de Pena United States Uruguay International Argentina Brazil Chile

Argentine commissioners set for Panama Pacific Expo trip

Argentine Republic plans a $1,500,000 pavilion and ten exhibits for the Panama Pacific Exposition. Commissioner General Horacio Anasagasti and party, including Secretary Alberto dAlkaine and Salvador de Vincentis, depart for the Pacific coast to promote trade, especially wine, between Argentina and the United States and allied nations.

San Francisco Secretar Pacific Coast Horacio Anasagaati Alberto dAlkaine Salvador de Vincentis Public Works Department Iberal Antisagusti California Panama

Southeast Citizens Association seeks delay on Eastern High site

At a meeting last night the Southeast Citizens Association adopted a resolution asking District commissioners to delay selecting a site for the proposed Eastern High School. The group urged public input and control over the location process. The assembly adjourned until the second week in September.

Southeast Citizens Association Eastern High School Jon Wat

Carmans Abandon Farm Visit While Charged in Death Case

District Attorney Lewis Smith and Sheriff Stephen Pettit trailed the Carman family from Freeport as they fled toward Easton Pennsylvania after abandoning a Delware Water Gap trip. Reports say detectives followed and a possible additional warrant was discussed, with Mrs Carman facing manslaughter charges in the death of Mrs Louise Bailey and her daughter Elizabeth. The case, pending in Mineola, had the officials considering further grand jury action if new facts are substantiated.

Washington Post Easton Pa Edwin Car Yoan Freeport Florence Carman Carman Elizabeth Lewis 3 Smith and Sherif Stephen P Pettit Carmans Freaport Imerceport Mr. Carman Tme Abe Aupreme Court Mineola Mra Carman Supreme Court

President meets business men on tariff readjustment

The President met with business leaders including Paul Warburg on Federal Reserve Board nomination and trust legislation. A New York financier said no change in Warburg talks and no significant developments expected soon. Gallagher of American Brake voiced improving business, while the President noted mixed views on tariff effects and the need for adjustment.

Paul M Warburg I Federal Reserve Board Bertron New York War Putes H Gallagherice American Brake Show and Foundry Company Gallagher Uma

Train Kills Three In Auto Near Taunton

A Saturday crossing collision in Taunton Massachusetts involved a New York New Haven and Hartford freight train striking a car. Three people perished the car owner driver Ling a T Leonard a six year old girl and Katherine E Leonard age 42. Leonard's grandmother Miss Ma Hawkins 40 who was boarding at the Leonard home also died. Leonard's wife and another occupant were injured and hospitalized.

Taunton Mass New York New Haven Hertford Crossng Linga T Leonard Katherine E Leonard Ma. Hawkins Leonard Home Leonards Wite

Carmody to resign as New York attorney general

New York City Attorney General Carmody will resign September 1 after conferring with Governor Martin H Gis born. Kellogg, first deputy, will quit at the same time. Carmody says he aims to return to private legal practice with Kellogg and State Senator George A Blavvet in New York City.

New York Asmacant Sibany Thomas Carmody New York State Jonight Mertin H Gisnn Joseph A Kellogg Carmody Omeon New York City Kellogg George A Blavvet

Challen ge to duel tests Civil War veterans in Congress

New Southern member of Congress challenged veteran Rep. Laze B Sherwood of Ohio to duel with firecrackers after a war reminiscence session. Alabama Rep. C C Farris, a Confederate veteran, issued the challenge recalling Peach Tree Creek and the July 21 1864 battle when Sherwood led a brigade against Harris’s unit.

Chains Congress Capitol Laze B Sherwood Ohio House

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