Dramatic US demand on Mexico sparks high level talks
The United States demanded immediate arrest, court martial, and punishment for Mexican federal soldiers who shot an American immigration official at Juarez, and the release of two mining managers at Chihuahua. Ambassador Wilson dictated telegrams to Mexico City and Juarez, modified by Secretary Bryan, as President Wilson and officials plan today’s meetings to discuss policy and protect American interests.
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Mexicans Release Dixon Arrest His Assailants
Charles B Dixon Jr United States immigration inspector shot in Juarez by Mexican soldiers was released from Juarez hospital and returned to El Paso after American Consul T D Edwards demanded his release and the arrest of his assailants. Mexican and U S officials pressed for immediate arrests and trial.
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U.S. Plans Mexico Intervention Split on Two Proposals
A Washington dispatch reports President Wilson and Secretary Bryan weighing two intervention proposals for Mexico. The first would recognize Huerta after conditions including pacification to the twenty sixth parallel and U.S. control of claims and borders. The second, more drastic, calls for immediate American evacuation of nationals, a broad naval blockade, a peace commission, and a controlling interim government until stability.
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Poison the Nation Warns Women to Stay Home
Alabama Representative Heflin denounces equal suffrage in a Fifth Baptist Church sermon on The Ideal Woman. He labels suffragettes as unmarried fanatics and warns against sending girls to college, claiming socialism and feminism threaten the home and nation. He cites Vassar as overrun with radical ideas and predicts political warfare if women gain the ballot.
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Panama Town Claims Self as Messiah Amid Deluge Prophecy
Panama July 27 Word reports Segundo Sanchez, a native of Panonome, has proclaimed himself the Messiah. He predicts a world ending deluge soon and eight followers are building an ark while others collect animals in pairs. Some followers are armed, prompting government steps to avert trouble.
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Infant Paralysis Theory Demonstrated In Missouri
Special to The Washington Post S J. Loula Mo July 27 presents Dr E W Saunders new theory that infantile paralysis began as a fowl disease and spread to children through fly larvae. A monkey chicken several guinea pigs and three rabbits were used to show the larvae's deadly effects. Saunders notes infantile paralysis peaks in insect season and many physicians accepted the idea after his talk.
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Washington Post
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Saunders
Armistice Sought as Shanghai Rebels Face Defeat
Shanghai dispatch says foreign naval detachments disarmed rebels and border patrols prevent looting. Armistice announced to allow negotiations. northern forces retreat while Shanghai remains a flashpoint with Rainbow guarding foreign settlement after shelling. Wun Ting-fang pushes peace talks.
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Girl Keeps Pact to Die in Hartford Hotel Tragedy
Boston dispatch reports Ross Fivanson of Hartford, age 2, died from poisoning after a girl allegedly entered a suicide pact with an unknown man registered as Mr and Mrs Walter Browne of Salem. A note in the girl’s possession named G W Mann of Shelbyville Indiana and hinted at a planned joint death. Police seek the man who may have fled after changing his mind.
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Bull charges red auto in New York tour crash
Fort Plain New York July 27 a Holstein bull owned by a Canajoharie area farmer charged a returning East Orange New Jersey couple's red touring car injuring lamps and alarm the owner who had Joseph Coffee arrested for injuring a valuable cow Coffee wife and son were touring central New York when the incident occurred Justice adjourned the case to await the cow injury outcome.
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Mosquito Causes Auto Wreck Near McKee City
A car driven near McKee City New Jersey overturned after a mosquito struck A E Siler of Narbeth Pennsylvania in the neck. Five people were trapped under the wreck with Mrs Adelaide Speck of Philadelphia and her 10 year old child seriously injured. A K Harris of Atlantic City and his two sons assisted the injured and rushed them to a hospital.
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Astor to greet mother aboard steam yacht Noma
Vincent Astor has installed the finest wireless outfits on his steam yacht Noma to reach Mrs. John Astor and Miss Muriel Astor. The Noma arrived at Newport R I and will sail to meet the Otyrhpe with Mrs Astor and Miss Muriel aboard. They are expected to reach Newport Wednesday night or Thursday morning.
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New York Bay
Murlel Astor
Three Climbers Die After Fall From Dent-du-Midi Peak
From Salvan in the Swiss Alps three climbers likely French, who went up Salliere tower without a guide, were observed in distress and then fell 3,500 feet from the Dent-du-Midi as watchers looked on. The incident occurred near St. Maurice on July 27.
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Floridan lynch mob kills burglar after all day hunt
John Shake a negro was lynched in Dunbar Ga after a mob tracked him through swamps eleven miles to the edge of a swamp and hanged him from a telephone pole in the center of a black community. Hammock, a local merchant, had been shot and wounded when Shake allegedly entered the store and fired. Bloodhounds aided the pursuit as 16 miles separated the capture site from the crime scene.
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Suffragette Turmoil as Pankhurst Leads London Riot
London rioters clash with police as Sylvia Pankhurst leads a march from Whitechapel to Trafalgar Square. Mounted units disperse crowds, arrests occur, and Pankhurst is rearrested after a dramatic episode at the Nelson column.
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Whitechapel
Warden to Albany as Sing Riot Plans Rumors Spread
Warden Clancy Ferrington or Bing Sing delivers four convicts to Chief Keeper Connaughton and travels to Albany to brief Gov Sulzer and prison officials on mutinies and incendiary fires. Word spreads via Ossining villagers from paroled inmates claiming a hot day ahead with warnings of trouble tomorrow.
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Suffrage Fears and Political Turbulence Reported in National Briefs
A chaotic roundup notes drastic demand on Mexican policy, Wilson and Heflin sparring over Southern rights, and a surge of anti suffragist activity. Mentions of goverment quarrels, clergy defenses, and a plan for a Thursday vote on funding. Includes social and legal notices amid a broad front page.
Lisbon Uprising Rumored After Bomb Scare
London reports a Madrid rumor of a major Lisbon uprising. The Daily Mail says about 1,600 bombs of varying sizes have been found in Lisbon streets since a thwarted organized bomb attack there on July 20.
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Staples Weds Nurse on His Yacht in Clayton New York
Col O G Staples hotel man and banker of Washington marries Cecelia Kinnear his nurse at Thousand Islands House Alexandria Bay. The ceremony on his yacht Nerafd was performed by Rev L A Davison. The couple will honeymoon on the St Lawrence River and spend the season at Thousand Island House.
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Vice President Marshall Calls Vocational Training Cure for Anarchy
Mooseheart, July 27. Vice President Marshall urged vocational instruction to quell unrest, saying educated men and women risk trampling republic theories without applied training. He spoke at the Loyal Order of Moose industrial school dedication before returning to Washington to preside over Senate deliberations.
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