President Wilson firm in Mexican crisis address to Congress
President Wilson declares the United States will not wait longer for a solution to the Mexican crisis. He asserts no armed intervention in Huerta’s government, but promises to stop shipments of arms to combatants. Huerta demands unconditional recognition, while America frames its stance as one of friendship.
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Marshall
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John Lind
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Lind
Mexico City
the Congress
Abe
Civilized World
Coan
Gamboa Rebuts Imputation on Mexico Policy
Benor Gamboa replies to John Lind noting that Mexico's government claims firm control over eight teen of twenty seven states and 80,000 troops in the field to secure peace. He argues U S statements misread the situation and rejects calls for armistice while urging Americans to leave Mexico and condemning support to either belligerent.
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Washington
Benor Gamboa
John Lind
Mexico
Senor Gamboa
United States of America
Wilson
Central America
President Wilson lays out US policy on Mexico crisis
Washington reports President Wilson spoke to Congress in person detailing US aims for peace in Mexico, rejecting armed intervention, and urging neutrality while pressuring Huerta to accept mediation. He endorsed Lind’s mission and called for immediate steps to secure a peaceful, legitimate government in Mexico.
Sheriff Kelsea and Chief Boose arrest Harry Thaw near border
Sherbrooke officers Kelsea of Nesopshire and Boose of Contie cook along with Chief Boradrown captured Harry K Thaw. They claimed a Latin reward offered by Superintendent Keb of Matteawan New York after spotting Thaw on a train from Vermont to Canada.
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Sherbrooke
Kelsea
Nesopshire
Boose Cau
Contiecook
Canada
Harry KK
Thaw
Vermont
Boradrown
Temperature Reading Mixed With Turmoil From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR item mentions temperatures around 82 degrees and references an event or notice involving Mary Sonya, described as a queen of Thavana. The fragmentary text also alludes to markings by Open Co. ground syndicate and various nonsensical phrases, lacking clear context or a coherent report.
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Buehatian Open Co
Dloar Syndicate
Acme
Wade Bear
Mary
New York Attorneys Peeved At Way Canadians Act
Sheldon Aug 27 two persons were killed and another fatally injured when a passenger auto carrying four was struck by a fast train at a grade crossing southeast of this city. The car’s occupants included Mrs. Rediger and Clarence J Rediger. Benjamin Rediger and his father leaped clear after warning the rear seat occupants as the locomotive, about sixty mph, struck the vehicle. The train was twenty minutes late.
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Orlock
Ihr
Thaw Case Shocks Sherbrooke Court in Debut Ruling
In Sherbrooke Quebec on Aug 27 the judge disallowed New Yorks habeas corpus objections and Thaw was remanded to fall. A dramatic scene unfolded as Canadian spectators cheered the ruling while Thaw bowed to the crowd. Lawyers for Thaw later issued a cautious statement from the hotel.
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Sherbrooke
Globensky
Quebec
New York State
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Glabenaky
Thaw
Hector Verret
New York
Harry Thaw
Chaita
Jerome
State of
His Majesty
United States
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Jacobs
Japan’s Latest Note Sends No Ultimatum on California Crisis
Washington Aug 27 Ambassador Chinda delivered Japan’s latest note on the California anti land laws. Secretary Bryan and Chinda agreed to publish nothing from the communication. The note carries no ultimatum and aims to keep negotiations alive without settling the core issues, suggesting talks may last for months.
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Washington
Chinda
Bryan Japan
California
Bryan
Iowa Picnic at Long Beach in Southern California
Twenty thousand members of the Iowa State society of Southern California gathered at Bixby Park Long Beach for the annual Iowa picnic. The crowd mixed ages from youth to grandmothers with many from every Iowa county represented. Attendees admired Iowa pride and the lure of Southern California, noting the event did not conflict with another Iowa gathering in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Iowa State Society
Southern California
Bixby’s Park
Long Bead
Iowa
California
Long Beach
East Sak Park
Washington
Clear Sky Clears Motor Boat Races at Keokuk Regatta
Keokuk Iowa Aug 27 clear sky and smooth water greet second day events of the Mississippi River Power Boat association regatta. Fast heats from Chicago arrive by speeder train. Entries include Oregon Kirk of Portland and J A Ryan of Algonac with other rivals. Record time anticipated.
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Keokuk
Rome
Mississippi River Powey Boat Association
Chicrago
Spetg
Ehdef Inter
Aities
Oregon
Purthird
Ryan
Algonac
Slit
Adam Werkler
Chicago
Corn at Gloge Cheago Aug 27 Market Update
An afternoon decline in corn prices gave way to a late firmness as unloading concerns eased. December futures closed down a shade at 6S 7 8 to 64 with a net loss near 1 4 cents, while wheat dipped on crop belt safety news before a small rally.
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Cheago
Jong
Eday
Mrs Bradley Hill Dies at 65 in Osage
Mrs Bradley Hill 65 of 036 Fowler Street Osage died at 1 45 p m after a four month illness of paralysis and complications She leaves husband Frank Hill and children Frank Hill Waterloo Mrs M Blumer Greene Mrs Leon Howelson Sioux City Clifford Still Mabton Wash Alice ter Waterloo plus sister Mrs J J Thomas Jamestown Md two brothers and another sister Funeral services will be held at the old home in Osage Friday
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Bradley Hill
Fowler Street
Hill
Frank Hill
Waterloo
M. Blumer
Greene
Leon Howelson
Sioux City
Clifford Still
J. J. Thomas
Jamestown
M. D
City
Osage
Two Garbage Collectors Killed by Fast Mail Train
Ottumwa dispatch reports two garbage collectors, John Parker aged 39 and John Wyatt aged 44, were instantly killed when their wagon was struck by Burlington’s fast mail train No. 15 at the Jefferson Street crossing. One horse died and the other was fatally injured.
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Ottumwa. In
John Parker
John Wyatt
Burlington
Jefferson Streeet Crossing
Railroads Pay All School Taxes in Leavenworth District
Leavenworth Kan Aug 27 only three taxpayers in school district 8 yet it is the county’s largest district with over 75 pupils. The school costs 3600? a year and none of the children’s parents pay taxes. The district includes the Fort Leavenworth military reservation and all pupils are children of army personnel. Three railroads crossing the reservation pay all taxes. eo Martin a great Sc clear lady ertinemegee.
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