McAdoo Defends Jones Warburg In Federal Reserve Fight
President supports nominees Thomas Jones of Chicago and Paul Warburg of New York for the Federal reserve board as Senate committees prepare to vote. Edwin Grosvenor writes the Jones trust record clears him and Warburg’s Wall Street ties face waning opposition. Warburg earns a reputation as a safe banker amid New England resistance fading.
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Oxford Honors Envoy Page at Oxford University
Walter Hines Page United States Ambassador received a warm reception at Oxford England as he and the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha joined Viscount Bryce for honorary degree ceremonies. Page and the duke were made doctors of civil law while Bryce earned a doctor of laws as speeches praised Anglo American friendship.
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Elkins Home Warmly Ready for Independence Day
S B Elkins arrives home from Washington to join the Davis and Elkins families at Graceland and Halliehurst for the Fourth of July. Mrs Catherine Elkins is due back from Virginia around July 4 as a 12000 firework display is planned in the town. Senator Davis, now in his nineties, remains active in celebrating Independence Day.
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Rebels Keep Coal Mines in Mexico Fight Over Confiscation
In Eagle Pass Texas June report says American and French owners of confiscated Rio Escondido mines failed to win return of property after Carranza pledge to protect ownership. Attempts to operate under an Intervenor were refused and constitutionalist forces continue selling mine stock while the U.S. secretary of state orders consuls to push for restitution, but demands are ignored.
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Tennis Victory to Mexico in Mediation Cup
Mexico's Ulis Rodriguez, son of delegate Augustin Rodriguez, wins the mediation tennis cup in Niagara Falls Ontario. He defeats Richard V. Oulahan of the New York Times 54 75. A large silver loving cup is awarded as the trophy amid a gallery and tea in hotel gardens. The Brazilian Ambassador Mr Gama presents the prize and wishes another cup before mediation closes. The mediation colony and American delegates attend.
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Mexico City Interview Reveals Huerta Uncensored Resolve
Special correspondent William Grant Leonard recounts an interview with General Huerta in Mexico City. Huerta speaks bluntly about threats to Mexico, criticizes Washington interference, and defends the nation’s future amid hostile outsiders and internal pressures. He praises his daughter and warns opponents that Mexico will not be cowed.
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Mediation Efforts Rise Over Mexican Peace Plan
Relations advance as constitutionalists and Huerta delegates prepare to meet in the United States to finish the peace plan. Calderon reports US demands on elections and church property, while Carranza refuses immediate elections and insists on banditry end before any ballot.
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U S and Huerta Reach Temporary Accord at Talks
Mediators and delegates postpone exact date for withdrawal of American forces from Vera Cruz and plan protocol on the new provisional Mexican government after meetings with constitutionalists and Huerta delegates. Ambassadors Da Gama and Suarez may take a brief vacation during informal sessions as Luis Cabrera confirms constitutionalists will be represented.
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Lightning Kills Roy Glass in Oakland Maine barn accident
Roy Glass, 19, was killed when a mehm ning whet struck his barn near Cove, Oakland. His brother Lloyd, also injured, was knocked senseless but survived.
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Roosevelt Lashes at United States over Panama Canal and Mexico policy
Col Roosevelt denounces US conduct in canal negotiations and Mexico arms issues. He argues the 1903 Panama decision created the canal and condemns the current treaty as blackmail. He asserts US integrity and calls for fair handling of foreign affairs, while noting supportive letters from Dr. Hamilton Rice.
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Progressives urge Roosevelt to run for New York governor
After talks with House Progressive members Mur dock reports broad support for a Roosevelt candidacy. He says New York Progressives want him in the race and Hinebaugh of Mississippi urges Col. Roosevelt to enter the New York governorship contest.
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Hibernians at the Seashore Field Day Meets at Chesapeake Beach
Washington and Baltimore Ancient Order of Hibernians held their annual field day and meet at Chesapeake Beach with foot races, baseball, swimming, and Irish dance contests. About 100 members enjoyed the outing, with special trains bringing Washington excursionists and a large athletic program directed by Daniel M. Hassett of the Irish American Athletic Club. Local committee members oversaw preparations and events.
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Mystery Man Held After Fatal Staircase Incident
Mrs Helen M Angle, a 30 year old divorcee and secretary to Leonard Blondel, says Ballon carried her to the sidewalk after she fell on the stairs. A straw hat stained crimson was found in Ballou's apartment closet, and crimson footprints in stockings traced from the stairwell. Ballou is in custody as police investigate possible foul play.
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Heiress Involved in Apparent Fatal Fall In Stamford
In Stamford a social circle mystery centers on Mrs. Angle whose ally, Mr. Ballou, lies unconscious with a skull fracture on a sidewalk near the Rippowan building after an evening visit. Police allege bloodstains and a knife found on a balcony, with no clear cause or weapon. inquiries focus on a possible inquest and forthcoming legal counsel for Mrs. Angle.
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Gore Adds To Indian Bill Involves Tribes And Fees
The Senate added provisions to the Indian appropriation bill requiring prior approval by the Bureau of Indian Affairs for attorney contracts with five civilized tribes on enrollment and restricting encumbrances of tribal members property by such fees. Violators face 500 dollars fine and six months in jail. The measure would distribute 675 thousand dollars to the Chickasaws if the House agrees. A Williams amendment blocks Choctaw distribution until Mississippi Choctaw claims are resolved, possibly delaying payments for years.
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Obituary of Edward M. Shipp Surgeon in Navy died at Puget Sound
Edward M. Shipp surgeon in the U S Navy died yesterday at the United States Naval Hospital Puget Sound Washington in his forty sixth year. A Virginia Medical College graduate of 1893 he held senior posts including command of the Yokohama naval hospital and later Puget Sound. Funeral at Arlington National Cemetery is set for 2:00 this afternoon.
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US to Sell Battleships Idaho Mississippi to Greece
Navy officials prepare to transfer the battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece with a price based on actual construction and equipment costs near 11.75 million dollars. Transfers would occur only if no war with Turkey is declared. ships would be sailed with Greek crews and supplies, one ship sailing via Gravesend and another from Boston after stripping certain gear.
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Greece Calls For Reserves Amid Ship Sale News
Jubilation in Athens over U S Congress approving sale of the battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece. The move is deemed to balance naval power with Turkey and promote peace. Greek naval reservists ordered to return by Saturday per consul in Malta.
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State Department prepares second reply to Japan on alien land law
The United States prepares a public reply to Japan regarding the California alien land law. The note dated August 23 will be released tomorrow, with the full correspondence between the two governments to be published simultaneously in Washington and Tokyo.
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Boy Run Down by Auto on 4 A Street Northeast
Albert Mosset, seven, playing near his home on 4 A street northeast, was struck by a passing auto about six o clock last night. The driver, BW Lanman of 15 A street southeast, said he did not see the boy until it was too late to stop. The boy was carried home and treated by a physician. injuries are not believed to be fatal.
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Washington porter fine proposal sparks conduct rule
A New York Sun summary from June 24 reports a proposed rule that travelers who tip a Pullman porter after being picked up could face fines from 10 to 100 dollars. The porter and Pullman Company would share liability if Senator Works of California pushes the law.
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Death of Col. John McFall A Civil War Veteran
Col. John McFall, father in law of Maj. Sylvester, died yesterday at his St Louis home. He was a veteran of the Civil War and well known in the city. Maj. and Mrs. Sylvester were returning from a police convention in Grand Rapids when they learned of his death.
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Honeymoon in Arctic to be married next week
Prince Francisco Rospigitos and Laura Stallo the Standard Oil heiress plan a six month Arctic cruise after a civil wedding Monday and a religious ceremony Tuesday in Paris at St Joseph's City Avenue Hoc he. Jefferson Crane, jilted by Stallo, arrives in Paris and says he will not attend the wedding but wishes her well.
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Fearful Wife Kills Husband in Arlington Home
Maryland inquest hears Mrs Mars McCauley shot Ed gar McCauley in their Arlington house after an alleged attack by the intoxicated husband. Witness Frederick Tiemeyer testified the couple visited a garage where McCauley, heavily under alcohol influence, cursed and shoved him. Deputy Sheriff swore out murder warrant. the 24 year old wife awaits further legal steps as her lawyer counsels silence.
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Riot unrest prompts state aid telegram to McDonald
Police ignored riot after miners' union conflict. Governor Stewart proposed state aid to restore peace. In a telegram to night to resident McDonald, he asked about assisting in arbitration or other measures. McDonald replied no assistance needed as the disturbing element had left. The incident stemmed from Moyer and gunfire from the hall. updates promised.
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Prisoner Refuses New Suit Before Hanged in Ster ton
Pascal Hal explored who was hanged today for a murder in a Ster ton brawl refused a new black suit for the execution saying he would die in his old clothes because people are too proud. He declined to sing hymns, though a minister was present, and the execution was witnessed by twelve jurors and attending doctors.
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