Planters Tender in Mexico War Mobilization Parade
Special Envoy Lind at Vera Cruz notes no clear indication that Huerta’s army will be used to defend the regime. Elaborate plans surface for September 16 independence day parade in Mexico City with more than 26,000 soldiers expected. Morelos subscribes 3,000,000 pesos to support levies as war department seeks instructors for a dozen cities. Banks workers and tax staff enroll in service, night schools teach armed skills, while press debate French, German, and British sympathy for Mexico.
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Fexico
Fim
Morelos
War Department
Teese Thon
Tax Department
Refugees From Mexico Arrive as Consul Plans Aid
A large influx of Mexican refugees reached Vera Cruz and other interior arrivals faced questions on expenses. Consul Day will arrange provisions for the displaced while American refugees sent from there to their homes tomorrow receive funds from the State Department. The authorization, issued today, directs department representatives to handle the aid measures.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
State Department
Washington
Department
Americans Flee Mexico as Gen Bravo Defies U S Consul
Reports from El Paso and Chihuahua describe General Brava of Torreon refusing to recognize the U S consular agent George G. Carruthers while six Americans face execution in Torreon. Refugees claim anti American demonstrations planned for September 16, Mexicans crowd sidewalks, insult hotels, and push Americans toward a drainage street.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Brava
Torreon
Mexico
United States
George G. Carruthers
Frank
Milton Shissum
Andrew Odel
Pedras Negras
Bravo Ta
el Paso
Chihuahua
Huerta
Chihuahua City
Madera
Palace Hotel
Chihmaling City
Dnew
James Douglass
Cananea
Sénore
Canahea
Bor
Cavalry Ordered to Mexican Border From Winchester
Chattanooga Aug 31 reports say the United States cavalry now maneuvers at Winchester have been ordered to the Mexican border. Instructions allegedly call for rousing prisoners from Fort Oglethorpe guardhouse, except those under general court martial, to join their squadron and proceed to Winchester.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Winchester
Fort Oglethorpe
Sue
Reder
Havelry
Chattano
Be. Se
Wishington Post Report Notes Aug Keen Sense
Special to TNS Portland dispatch notes heightened awareness and a sharp sense of events in August. The brief item highlights timely observations and local happenings, with emphasis on perceptive coverage and the newsroom’s quick response to evolving stories.
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TNS
Wishington Post
Tariff Bill Progress and Income Tax Debates Stir Senate
Democratic leaders work through 125 paragraphs as insurgents push for tax changes. Senate Finance Committee negotiates income tax rates from 6 percent on incomes over 50000 and a graduated tax for 100000 to 500000, while preserving import limits on third plumage. Jurisdiction battles persist over schedules including chemicals, minerals, metals, wood, sugar, wine, and spirits as final passage looms next week.
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Cseneiaw
Finannce Committee
Caucu
Senate Finance Committee
Reed
Vardaman
Quémpion
Aghurat
la Follette
Bristow
Borah
Cummins
Follatte
Smoot
McCumber
Sheppard
Poindexter
Jones
Kenyon
Gallinger
Catron
Penrose
Iandegée
Bréddede
Snisdt
Harthenware
Bidaley
Kentucky
Gf Finance
Michigan
Tsscherele
Oliver and Hengonsg
Lodge
Pat Fruit
Hughes
Fractional Fragments of a Local Meeting Note
Disjoint OCR text mentions committees and administrative features, with unclear terms like péquest finitice and Booka for pune. The readable fragments suggest an amendment or prohibition within a county or municipal context, but no clear events, dates, or named entities emerge for a firm summary. The piece appears as damaged record scraps from a local governance page.
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Pune
Methodist Camp Meeting at Great Falls Ends
Versed speakers at the Methodist Episcopal Church South camp meeting in Great Falls Va urged that true reform comes from home influence not law. Senator Swanson and Vice President Marshall criticized modern fashions and urged religious principles to curb the tango turkey trot and slit skirt viewing them as issues of personal conscience and public morality.
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Methodist Episcopal
Great Falls
Marshall
Senator Swanson
Thomas Jefferson
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Jefferson
Panama Canal Barrier Blown Up Melting Water Channel Opens
The last barrier at the Pacific end of the Panama Canal was detonated this morning. Spectators including Shriners and British naval officers witnessed mud and stone vaults rising before the break opened a new Pacific channel as tides rose, opening a 400 foot wide, 6,000 by 500 foot wide breach. Dredges will clear debris and by September 2 remove the final Atlantic carrier. Ships may sail to Miraflores and Gamboa locks once final work is done.
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Panama
Pacific
Panama Canal
United States
New Zealand
Gamboadika
Miraflores Locks
Miraflores
Atlantic
Paris Jewelry Theft by American Impostor Dupes Rocowsky
Paris reports Leon Rocowsky, a jeweler, fell victim to an American scammer posing as a wealthy Philadelphia banker named Karan. Rocowsky accompanied the suspect to a hotel with jewels valued at £3,000, only to be swindled as the suspect vanished after a brief show, leaving behind a worn hat and worthless checks he had received for prior purchases.
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Washington Post
Paris
Leon Rocowsky
Koran
Philadelphia
Rocowsky
Karan
Rero
Dickinson jewels vanish on royal train in Albany
Mrs Jacob M Dickinson wife of the former Secretary of War lost a diamond necklace and other jewelry from a handbag after attending a dinner in Albany during a visit by Lord Chancellor Haldane. The bag disappeared before the special train's departure as searches of locations linked to the hotel and dining areas failed. A $200 reward was sent to hotel management for the return of the items.
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Albany
Jacob M. Dickinson
Haldane
Employee Robs Roosevelt Jewelry Case Heard in Mineola
A 21 year old Parker was jailed for the grand jury after a case tied to a Roosevelt jewelry theft. The incident involved a diamond pendant and other pieces recovered from a location in Oyster Bay. The report notes initial false story and mentions Theodore Roosevelt era ties and local mineola authorities.
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Gamore
Gol
Theodore
Oyster Bay
Flere Tonlent
Allklace
Parker
Ariby
Zim
Grand Jury
Roosevelt
Fisher Confident After Chevy Chase Tragedy
William J. Fisher remains in Rockville jail after admitting the fatal stabbing of William L. Altdorfer in Chevy Chase Maryland. State's Attorney W Outerbridge Spates will set arraignment timing as defense cites self defense. Attys Dawson and Peter say no immediate action will be taken. State plans to call Mrs Altdorfer Miss Reese and neighbor Lewis Turner as witnesses to counter defense claims. Fisher seeks bail but authorities indicate preliminary hearing delays possible pending grand jury action.
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William J. Fisher
Rockville
William L. Altdorfer
Chevy Chase
Montgomery County
Liberty
Arthur M. Mace
Thomas Dawson
Arthur Peter
Dawson
Fisher
W. Outerbridge Spates
Altdorfer
Lewis Turner
Miss Reese
Spates
Mrs. Altdorfer
Mr. Turner
Dawson Worid
Mace
Maryland
Holland's Financial Letter
A concise financial letter by Holland discusses market trends, interest rates, and economic indicators shaping daily trading. It notes cautious investor sentiment ahead of official reports and hints at potential policy impacts on debt and equity prices.
Dublin Riots Rock City After Tram Strike Clash
Dublin suffers mass rioting tied to tramway strike with hundreds injured and 80 arrests. Police clash with crowds near Sackville Street as James Larkin is arrested, while hospitals overflow and troops are deployed. Lord Mayor seeks public inquiry into police conduct. James Keir Hardie expected to visit.
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Dublin
O O'Connell Street
Beresford Place
Croyden Park
Fairview
Transport Workers’ Union
James Larkin
Larkin
Sackville Street
Nolan
Land League
Inchicor
Cholera Case Reported in Vienna from Saloniki Arrival
In Vienna on August 31 a case of astatic cholera caused great anxiety. The patient, who arrived from Saloniki, is reported to be suffering only a mild attack. Official statements note the illness is limited in severity at this time.
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Saloniki
Vienna
Society Women Hurt In Auto Crash In Boston Area
Mrs. Stuyvesant Leroy and her daughter Mrs. Amos Tuck French of New York and Newport were seriously injured when their high powered car crashed into a tree near Canton while en route to Boston. Mrs. Leroy is in critical condition. both women were taken to the Hotel Touraine. The party also included Mrs. French's youngest son, Francis, and his tutor. Francis and relatives were notified as physicians treated the injured. A passing car ferried the women to Boston where more care was given.
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Boston
Stuyvesant Leroy
William Bruce
Amos Tuck French
New York
Newport
Canton
Leroy
Touraine
Chaumeur
Mis
Providence
Jack Geraghty
French
Tygedo
Lee
Paris official commits suicide on road to Lyons
Special Cable to The Weshingos says a retired Paris official of the Paris Lyons and Mediterranean road hanged himself at Chateau Neuf du Rhone. He left $50 to a sporting club for a banquet over his coffin and planned death by his own hand, while friends sang the Chant du Depart during the feast.
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Paris
Theg
Paria
Lyons
Mediterranean
sui‘Sng
Chateu Neuf du Rhone
10000 Kisses At A Dollar Each Breaks Record
A Salem Ohio report says a prominent family member set a large kissing record, 1 666 kisses, with multiple suitors. Five other girls from prominent families received the same average. Proceeds benefit a hospital and a special event hosted by local organizers.
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Washington Post
Salem
Ohio
Sign Hymns for John D Rockefeller at Euclid Church
John D Rockefeller attended a service at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church where Mrs. Elmer E Bates translated the Lord's Prayer into sign language for the choir. Rockefeller, who had become keen on Deaf sign language during a recent convention, praised Bates and noted better understanding when music accompanies the signing. The event included interpretations of Dead Kindly Light and Nekrer My.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Elmer E. Bates
Bates
Rockefeller
National Association of the Deaf
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