World News Roundup of Conflicts and Markets This Week
A collage of global events: British naval actions on the Belgian coast, floods in Kansas, border security in the Rio Grande region, and political shifts at the Naval Academy. Reports mention wheat stocks, Mexican bandits raids, and international disputes seeking Hague tribunal adjustment.
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Austrian diplomat admits planning strikes in U S
Austrian ambassador Constantin Theodor Dumba admitted taking part in a movement to interfere with war materials production in the United States. Secretary Lansing arranged a meeting in Washington as Dumba prepared to explain dispatches he sent from Vienna. Authorities weigh whether any law was violated.
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Wier and Harbor Face Brodane in Net Congress
Washington D C river and harbor legislation moves forward as a committee passed a measure. The likely outcome favors continuing current Northwest projects like the Columbia and Willamette, with little chance for new initiatives this session.
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Mexicans Fire on American Troops Raiders’ Dead Number Six
Reported clashes as Mexican forces fire on American troops. a pursuit band captures three insurgents while Encinal and nearby areas face threats. A J S aeroplane marks a first target in the engagement, extending the border incident.
American airfire and border tensions reported across nation
General Goethals confirms a second U S army aeroplane firing incident within two days near Los Tules ranch, while U S troops capture 10 Mexicans amid border unrest. Washington reports focus on war readiness as 600+ under 18 enlistment cases surface. pension and industrial accident funds in Oregon and California show substantial activity with notable deficits.
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Anti Fire Fight Begun In Oregon State
Oregon state insurance commissioner Harvey Wells issued a bulletin outlining fire causes and prevention efforts. He argues cheaper insurance comes from reducing fire losses, noting 1914 fire damage exceeded 4 million dollars with insurers paying over 2.7 million. The bulletin aims to educate and is to be widely distributed.
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Iturbide Name Mentioned as Possible Mexican Provisional President
The article notes Eduardo Iturbide Bérardo Iturbide, now in Washington, being discussed as a potential provisional president of Mexico by the United States and Latin American nations. A quoted exchange follows about a boating incident and a dramatic kiss, mentioning a character named Magele and a whispered danger though the scene remains fragmentary.
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