Lind Adviser of Rebels While Still in U S Capt Hopkins in Remarkable Letter
Inside correspondence from Washington chronicles John Lind a confidential agent to Carranza advising constitutionalists after Vera Cruz He urged repudiation of Huerta era contracts and warned against arming efforts while embargo and border seizures shaped policy The piece notes Lind’s close ties to Carranza and possible misalignment with State Department views and the President’s stance on Mexican affairs.
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Ethelberga Syndicate
William Alden Smith
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Grey Warns Against Misreading Panama Canal Pact
London reports Sir Edward Grey, the British foreign secretary, defended the Panama Canal toll exemption for American coastwise shipping and argued the U S settlement was not driven by diplomacy. He said no bilateral bargaining occurred since the President took office and urged clear interpretation of treaty rights to maintain fair relations.
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Cincinnati Belle a Bride Marries Daniel S Riker at Elmhurst
Miss Mary Caro Groesbeck wed Daniel Smith Riker of New York this afternoon at the Groesbeck home on Torrence Road Last Walnut Hills. The June wedding was described as extremely pretty with bridesmaids in full skirts and hats that matched the gowns.
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Daniel Smith Riker
New York
Elmhurst
Telford Groesbeck
Torrence Road
Walnut Hills
Warships Load Grape Juice and Temperance Drinks
In Boston June 29 three warships began stocking grape juice and other temperance beverages at Cherlee town navy yard. Crewmen hauled crates and jugs as officers supervised. Vehicles moved empties away from Nebraska's berth while vans delivered grape juice to the Rhoda Island and the cruiser North Carolina.
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Two Young Men Return Wallet Worth 60000 to Newark Owner
In Newark two youths Leonard Quotodin of East Orange and Harry Palakoff of Orange found a wallet with checks and papers valued at 60000 in the internal revenue office and returned it to owner Arthur E Sanford of Newark. The wallet slipped from Sanford’s grip while paying income tax.
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Newark
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Leonard Quotodin
East Orange
Harry Palakoff
Orange
Mexico City Turmoil Quietly Extends Uncertain Era
In Mexico City Sir Lionel Camten urges British subjects to depart noting fuel shortages threaten trains and evacuation possible. Ex war minister Angel Garcia Pena, aligned with Huerta, may seek presidency as Navarrete arrives with federal forces. Brazilian envoy dismisses American Club damage claim and stays.
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United Fruit Influence in Central America Explored
Senate foreign relations hearing details United Fruit Company control over Central American railways and ports, seeking 51 percent of Nicaragua’s National Railroad. Witnesses Mallet-Prevost and Hands reveal links to U S diplomats and bankers. Hopkins named in Nicaragua and Mexico cases. discussion on bonds and treaty implications continues.
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Dog Fights Hogs to Save Farmer in Montana
Special to The Washington Fos Ottawa Montana June 93 Parks a farmer living three miles northwest of here owes his life to his loyal cat dog which defended his master for three hours from nearly ten hogs after Parks fell from a tree and was badly injured on the ground The dog’s cry brought aid from a farmhouse a half mile away rescuers found the dog exhausted and the hogs near death Parks had climbed a tree to remove a limb hindering wagon loads of hay and fell striking his head and chest while unconscious the hogs attacked him in the pig lot
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Envoy Takes Bride In Philadelphia Marriage License
The Chevalier de Waepenaert, claiming Belgian attaché status, and Mrs Carmen H R King obtained a marriage license from Clerk P J Scully at City Hall. The 68-year-old groom stated his age. Mrs King, born in Cuba as Carmen Ross, is a widow.
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Head Hunter War In Formosa Wounds Governor General
Lieutenant General Mosa, leading a yearlong campaign in Formosa against the Taruco head hunters, has been seriously injured by tribesmen. The fighters, living in bamboo huts in remote mountain heights, resist Japanese domination as the clash continues.
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Indicted in N H Beal Two Banks Alleged Victims
Cambridge Mass June 29 eighteen persons including Charles S Mellen former president of NYNH and Hartford and the Boston and Maine RR companies were indicted by Middlesex County grand jury on charges connected to financing the Hampden Railroad from Bondsville to Springfield The state alleges conspiracy to loan $15 000 to the Hampden Investment Company which financed the line The loans were indorsed by the Hampden Investment Company and notes show multiple renewals with total loans around $45 000 The indictments name investment committees of Cambridge Savings Bank East Cambridge Savings Bank and other individuals Mellen Moseley Gillett and others deny all involvement and Mellen says he knows nothing about it
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East Cambridge Savings Bank
Gustavus Goeppher
James Ferguson
David C Proudfoot
Charles W Daley
Frederick B Wheeler
Cambridge Savings Bank
Edward R Copswell
Enoch Beane
James H. Fennell
Harrie E Mason
Leslie N Brock
Stephen R Crowley
Benjamin P Moseley
Wiliam S Clough
Corcoran
Fourth of July Outing in the Land of the Sky
Enjoy the Glorious Fourth in the mountainous region of Western North Carolina with delightful climate and scenery. Low fares to Asheville and other resorts. Reached by through service Southern By. Secure literature and consult agents at 705 with st ow and 46 st nw.
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Decision on freight-rate increase delayed for further study
The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed a final ruling on the eastern railroads demand for a 5 percent freight-rate hike. Officials say major questions remain unsettled, with some commissioners needing time to resolve differences. A preliminary statement is unlikely this week, and a full decision may still be weeks away as questions about specific commodities and overall revenue needs are examined.
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1016 TAKEN OFF SHIP AFTER CALIFORNIA WRECK NEAR TORY ISLAND
In thick fog the steamer California ran aground off Tory Island while en route from New York to Glasgow. 348 passengers were landed at Tory Island, while the rest were moved to the Cassandra in Glasgow. A Glasgow man was badly injured when he fell from a basket during transfers. The California remains stranded on the rocks as salvage efforts continue and hopes rise for refloating.
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Lind Adviser of Reteis England Didn't Ask Tolls Repeal
Readable snippet notes a British adviser in England not requesting toll repeal amid a broad index of today’s issue items. Mentions banking figures and political actions, with scattered references to Mexico and Nicaragua, plus various court and political matters.
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Clarks Near Death Launch at Mercy of Wind
Mrs Champ Clark and a party of young guests returning from Fort Washington endured a fierce electrical storm. They sheltered in a freighthouse on the Fort Washington wharf as their Wilhelmina motor boat keeled and sank, two fort women injured but rescued with bruises and shock. Speaker Champ Clark and kin, including Genevieve Clark and Senator McCumber’s daughter, recalled the peril and praised shelter and care at the fort before reaching Washington aboard a lighthouse tender.
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Tennessee
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Zabaran Heads to New York on Special Mission
Agents of Gen Varranza recited that Rafael Zabaran the principal agent in Washington departed for New York on a special mission. Lis Cabrera the constitutionalist exponent of the proposed formal conference with Huerts and U S representatives at Niagara Falls indicated he might travel to New York within a few days.
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Carranza
Mobs Battle Serbs as Sarajevo Declares Martial Law
Martial law in Sarajevo sparks anti-Serbian rioting with hundreds detained including deputy Athansasius Sola. Mob violence targets Serbs and properties. security forces restore order as bodies of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg are moved to Artstetten for burial amid royal rites in Vienna.
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