Nonm militants parade London women reach Hyde Park
Thousands of nonmilitant suffragists gather in London as representatives from every constituency march to St Pauls Cathedral and Hyde Park in a show of support for legislation. The journey began June 18 with routes from Land's End to John o Groats and towns along five roads converging at the Mansion House.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
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Bedford
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Constitutional Suffragtiats
Peace delegates to Bucharest gather with Venizelos
Peace delegates from Servia Greece and Montenegro left Belgrade and will arrive in Bucharest Monday to be joined by Venizelos and Bulgarian plenipotentiaries. Officials hope peace terms will be set once the Nish armistice ends. Potter elected to painters' executive board at Sioux City convention. Wm. Fox elected president. Corina Ravana cigars advert -->
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Dubuque
See the Mutt and Jeff at Courier Office
Mutt, a comical character with a bean head and big nose, is showcased in a playful feature. Jeff, a less capable imitator, longs to be a mut but falls short. Matt and Jeff charm readers with their antics, walking and teasing each other across Courier pages next Monday morning.
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New Power Plant Planned for Cedar River Site
Osage Iowa, July 26. Ferris Brothers will erect a new power plant two miles below Osage on the Cedar river at a cost of 20,000 dollars. The facility will provide electric lighting and power, with a concrete dam planned to be built.
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Wood Leads Wisconsin Golfer In Western Golf Final
Warren K. Wood of Chicago held the edge over Wisconsin standout E. PF Allis VI in the West ern Golf association title round at Homewood Country Club. Allis was erratic, missing several crucial putts, as Wood pressed his home course advantage.
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Ambassador Wilson backs Huerta stance on Mexico policy
Washington July 26 Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson arrived for talks with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan and said he prepared a memorandum outlining U S policy. He rejected mediation as impracticable and criticized the Madero family and constitutionalists for stirring public opinion. He also faulted agents sent to study conditions in Mexico and questioned the state department code misuse.
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Bryan
Mexico City
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Wm. Bayard Hale
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Fire in Binghamton Clothing Plant Kills Several
July 26 004 new tread may be given the inquiry into the cause of the fatal fire in the Winehamton clothing company. Mrs Wittner says she detected heat and smoke at 2 o clock and alerted others. Flames found at 2 30. Fire likely started from stored rags in the basement. Bodies located under a fallen wall. Insurance will pay policies without damage claims. Public funeral for unidentified scheduled. injuries expected to recover.
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Binghamton Clothing Company
French aviator soars over the Alps Milan to Basel flight
French flyer Oscar Bider crossed the Alps from Milan to Basel covering about 160 miles in 3 hours 45 minutes. He halted briefly at Liestal for fuel with a peak altitude of 10,000 feet.
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Consul Demands Release of Doomed Americans in Mexican Prison
Washington reports Consul Letcher at Chihuahua has been instructed to insist on immediate release of Charles Bissel and Bernard McDonald, mining engineers held by Mexican federals in a prison pen and sentenced to death. The state department steps up representation through Mexico City and Chihuahua. McDonald is said to be English. They were captured while attempting to move American refugees from Parral.
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Troops Reach Calumet as Mine Strike Widens
Reenforcements of Michigan state troops arrive at Calumet as Big Staples Grand Haven and Muskegon units join the Second regiment. Rain and fog dampen comfort but not strikers' resolve while pay day for the Baltic mine nears with clerks driven from offices. Union leaders lament Governor Ferris's refusal to intervene, calling for government action and an in person inquiry into industrial conditions. Rouden F E Abbey arrives to take command once regiments assemble.
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Evangelist Thompson to Preach at St Pauls Church
Rev Geo F Thompson, an evangelist, will preach both morning and evening at St Pauls M E church. Morning subject is The Religious Dead Head and evening subject is Why I am a Christian.
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Japan Urged to Exploit Mexico Ties in Land Ownership Debate
An Ames dispatch reports Chinese and Japanese officials amid war news and diplomatic wrangling. Editors call for leveraging Mexico’s friendship to advance Japan’s aims while questioning U S sincerity. Hashimoto states Tokyo would consider exhibiting at the Panama Exposition to ease tensions over alien land ownership bills.
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M. Hashimoto
Rebel setback cools Fu Kien fervor in China
Fu Chow July 26 a southern revolutionary defeat at Shanghai dampens local ardor as Fu Kien sympathizers turn passive awaiting a decisive southern victory. Youthful factions push for redress while general war sentiment wanes. Hankow July 26 foreign residents in Ku Ling seek naval guard. over 2000 people mainly women and children awaiting action. Northern forces advance a day late crossing Yantse Kiang. Oliphan island seized and Pu Kow forts shelled.
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President nominates Enloe for U S marshal in Oklahoma
Washington July 26 President Wilson announced the nomination of B A Enloe Jr of Oklahoma for United States marshal for the eastern district of Oklahoma.
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Washington, D. C
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B. A. Enloe, Jr
Okahoma
Oklahoma
Railroads withdraw grievances to avert wage arbitration
Eastern roads dropped their demand that grievances be taken to the federal arbitration board for conductors and switchmen. They said the concession protects travelers and aims to speed a settlement, with the arbitration text to include the original sixteen demands and a non retroactive effective date of October 1.
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New York
Eastern
Board of Arbitration
Temperature Today and Local Obituary Note
The June weather log shows today’s temperatures with a low of 62 and high of 82. G. E. Johnson died this afternoon at 90 Mulberry Street of diabetes aged 90. He was married to a daughter of W. B. Slafar. The funeral is scheduled for Monday at 2:20 PM.
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W. B. Slafar
Speeding Motorcycle Thriller Stuns Cedar Falls
A young rider yesterday afternoon accelerated around the block in Cedar Falls, prompting a police pursuit. His broken speed control caused an out of control run, ending when the machine crashed into tiling. the rider was uninjured and explained the malfunction to the mayor.
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Pursui
Waterloo poised for broader tourist draw says Courier
A Waterloo Courier interview reveals merchants report 95 percent of visitors come from within 35 miles and 75 percent keep guest lists. Plan to widen outreach includes a central information bureau, guides for strangers, and possible railroad fare rebates to attract visitors from 50 to 75 miles away. The Working Wonder of the West branding frames Waterloo growth and new entertainment offerings.
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Bureau of Information
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