Protest Over Wilson Mexico Withdrawals Stir American Colony
New York August 30 Senor Sebastian Camacho president of the Mexican senate sent a telegram to James Scrymier in New York protest to President Wilson against withdrawing American citizens from Mexico. The American colony in Mexico is described as satisfied tranquil and facing tremendous damage from any exodus. Missionaries and churches react with mixed views urging caution while Diaz signals presidential candidacy and potential actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sebastian Camacho
Mexican Senate
James Scrymier
Mexican Telegraph Company
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Senate
Supreme Court of Justice
General Diaz
Madero
Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
John W. Butler
Mexico City
Japan
Felix Diaz
Nicctoriano Truerta
Unchanged Mexican Situation as Lind Delays Return
Washington reports the Mexican situation remained unchanged with John Lind awaiting orders in Vera Cruz. Secretary Bryan said the policy is to wait and enforce strict neutrality as Americans flee Mexico, while Lind acts on his own discretion about returning to Mexico City. The Imperator sailed on schedule after a fire damage incident, with one officer killed and the ship inspected and deemed in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Lind
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Bryan
Lind
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
New York
Imperator
Towboat Alice Explosion Kills Captain and Crew
Pittsburgh, Pa Aug 3 Captain Thomas Flaherty Pilot Harry Don nelson and six crewmen were killed when the boilers of the towboat Alice exploded on the Ohio River at Dam No 2 Corzopolis Pa. Six others were injured and taken to the marine hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Thomas Flaherty
Harry Donnelson
Marine Hospital
Harrie
Ohio River
Dam No. 2
Corzopolis
Lorimer to Run Again for Senate
Chicago August 30 Springfield politicians allied with the Lorimer clan report Mr Lorimer will seek the United States senate in November next year not in a Republican primary but as a direct candidate. The move signals intent to mobilize Chicago downstate forces and keep the Lorimer Lincoln league active amid state fair politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Springfield
Lorimer
United States Senate
Lorimer-Lincoln League
Downstate
Len Small
Government Label To Be Dropped From Food Packages
Washington announces the government label guaranteed under the food and drug act will be removed. Dr. Alsberg of the Bureau of Chemistry urges revoking the label as misleading, noting buyers assume government endorsement unseen by inspectors. Plans seek congressional authorization to set standards on ingredient percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Nobel
Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
Department
Congress
Elgin 201 Mile Auto Race Sees Tight Finish For Elgin Trophy
The Elgin trophy race runs 100 miles with speeds around 72 mph as Anderson leads early and a tight pack builds behind. On day two 201 miles draw a larger field, with Wishart temporarily leading before Anderson and Mulford press the pace and De Palma suffers wheel trouble.
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Elgin
Anderson
Stutz Reading
Grant
Haupt
Burman
Beredell
Suits Filed in District Court Record of Claims
Miss Myrtle Fry files suit for 498 dollars against L K E Thompson and others claiming services worth 319 a week and earnings of 1030 with 664 paid leaving a balance due. Martha Faler seeks 120 dollars from A J and Ro Laras on promissory note. M H Goomer pursued for 162 rent due for cottage at 24 Month street east March in a purported rental dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Fry
L. KE. Thompson
Martha
Faler
A. J. and
Ro Laras
M. H. Goomer
W. Hellen
Monrth Street
Bryan and Wilson Weather Storms During East Coast Trip
Secretary of State Bryan endured a fifty mile automobile run through a fierce thunderstorm that damaged property and felled trees while en route from Philadelphia to Kennett Square. President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson faced two hour delays from a powerful electrical storm as their train moved along the Atlantic seaboard toward Cornish Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bryan
Doylestown
Kennett Square
Mr. Bryan
Chanteur
West Chester
Renner Square
Fend
Stergan
Wilmington
Washington
Oxford
Helair
Wilson
Springfeld
Mask
Atlante Seaboard
Cornish
Women in Calumet Strike Fight with Deputies
Calumet Mich August 30 militia men rushed to guard deputies at No 3 shaft South Kearyard mine from attacks by copper mine strikers and women. The group clashed as strikers and sympathizers pelted non union workers with improvised missiles and brooms. One rider beaten and three women arrested. A new march by strikers was noted in Calumet.
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Calumet
Mich
Todiy
South Kearsard
Ai Allouese
Champion Mine
Trade Improves Over Last Year Says Bradstreet
New York August reports from Bradstreet note mixed signals in trade. Western markets show conservative buying linked to lower crop yields, yet overall activity equals or surpasses last year as operations grew. Eastern textiles show vigor with higher prices and fewer concessions. Weekly failures total 209 versus 228 a year earlier. Wheat exports reach 7,042,180 bushels against 445,134 last year.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
United States
Canada
Roosevelt enters Gotham politics clash over fusion slate
In New York Theodore Roosevelt joins the fusion scramble as George McAneny and other fusion candidates refuse to meet Mayor Mitchel on Gaynor ticket spots. The fusion camp accuses rival factions of demoralization while McAneny defends their stance amid tense party realignments. A separate notice records the wedding of Oscar Massee and Alice Dunkerton officiated at First Baptist Church.
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York
Theodore Roosevelt
George McAneny
Fusion
John Purroy Mitchel
Gaynor
McAneny
Fourth One in Family 19 Dead from Tuberculosis
Miss Martha Brill aged 19, fourth in her family to die of consumption, died at 1:30 yesterday afternoon in a tent near Crossing 4 on the W. Fl N line where she had stayed since January. She contracted the disease while nursing a sister, who had died of consumption, the sister catching it from their mother who died from the same illness. The family now consists of the father, two brothers and two sisters. The body was taken to O Keefe and Towne's pending funeral arrangements.
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Martha Brill
Crossing 4
FL & N
Jay
Miss Brill
O'Keefe & Towne's
Mrs D Baxter Dies After Operation At Presbyterian
Mrs. D. Baxter died this morning at the Presbyterian Hospital from complications following an operation. Her remains are taken to O'Keefe and Towne's for funeral arrangements. She had been living with F. K. Breckenridge on the Cedar Falls road.
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D. Baxtet
D. Baxter
Presbyterian Hospital
O'Keefe & Towne's
Fire engineers gather for forty first annual convention
In New York August 2 gathering of top fire executives from major cities for the forty first annual convention. Vice Commissioner Joseph Johnson and Fire Chief John Kenton head the local arrangements committee showing visitors the department’s auto engines helicopters and the latest extension ladders and rose towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ang
Vere
Pen
Joseph Johnson
John Kenton
Hell
Thaw to Face Court Over Writ in Immigrant Deportation Move
Jerome hails new writ as Thaw battles immigration officials. Judge Hutchinson set a 10 a.m. Tuesday hearing to decide if Thaw will be placed in immigration custody for deportation to Vermont. Thaw remained unaware of the development amid legal maneuvering by his defense and Montreal agents.
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Sherbrooke
Rue
Harry K. Thaw
Boudrean
Coaticook
Mattenwal
Hutchingen
Simuel Jacobs
New York
Thaw
Montreal
R. N. Greenshields
Jerome
Joudreau
Wmn
Travers Jerome
Department of Immigration
Vermont
Rumor of Wreck Spreads in Westfield
Rumor circulated that a Chicago Rock Island and Pacific passenger train was wrecked at Westfield with three men killed. Earlier a freight derailment occurred on the west belt line near the Illinois Central, damaging rails and roadbed as a wrecker began work.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Westfield
West Belt Line
Ihnois Central
Water trustees discuss long range pumping plans and mains
The water trustees met for a regular session with Supt. John P. Berry presenting a report on direct pumping based on a Rockford lil and Day enport trip. No action was taken as plans to supply water for fifty years or a 200000 population city were discussed and a four deep well considered. The Saxon and Fourth street fountain opened for public use. Raymond Aldrich funeral services set for Sunday at 3 pm from A F Gates home with Rev. Walter H Rollins officiating. burial in Winwood.
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John P. Berry
Saxon and
Fourth Streets
Editor Shot by County Official After Refusal to Eat Paper
Sulphur Oklahoma August 30 John Lindsay Murray County treasurer shot and killed Fr Schenck editor of the Sulphur Democrat after the editor refused to eat a copy of his newspaper containing Lindsay's criticisms. Lindsay demanded a retraction but the editor refused and Lindsay fired a shotgun into his head. Lindsay taken to Noches for safe keeping amid high public feeling.
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Okla
John Lindsay
Forer County
Murray County
Schenck
Sulphur Democrat
Lindsay
Scheack
Noches
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Methodist Board
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Bryan Diaz
London
Associated Press
Ivaves
President Huerta
Buchanan Optical Co
Floot Syndicate
Imperator Sails
Sorina
Havana
Cigara
Anderson Oer
Bill Endicott
Mason
Rickenbacher Mercer
E-Ae Sr
Mulford Spencer
Wishart Blute
GH Anderson
Marmon
Joe Dawson
Keeton
Ralph de Palma
Deltas
Dawson
de Palma
Wishart
Rickenbacher
Ivad
Mulford
Earncott
Mulfords
Adoll
Gram
W. Endicott
Henningen
Henning
Marth
New Haven
Roosevelt
Gotham
Jjohnsc
Aken LC
Oudrei
Bills Bultor
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