14 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
1
Interview with Henry Lane Wilson regarding a possible immediate dismissal by the President amid tensions with Great Britain and official Washington.
United States officials weigh a possible policy presentation to Huerta as John Lind reports steady contact with Federico Gambon. White House considers ambassador Henry Lane Wilson remarks and Britain’s provisional recognition stance amid Wilsons peace plan for a constitutional Mexican government.
Emmenwal Brito former Campeche governor arrested in Mexico for murder and robbery released on 1000 dollar bond in New Orleans He must report daily to the U S marshal for forty days per treaty The raid on his Campeche ranch and the seizure of his daughter were reported by Brito who claims the arrest serves the Iberta government to bar him from joining Carranza in northern Mexico
Attorney General Medynolds orders Emanuel Castrilla Brito released on bond under ten thousand dollars, signaling a new interpretation of the Mexico extradition treaty. Officials view the move as a stance against arresting and detaining people on political offenses, criticizing prior practice under earlier regimes.
Secretary of the Interior Lane told Yakima and Flathead reservation groups that old Indians must be cared for while younger ones should gain independence. He planned an irrigation project study on the Flathead to provide farming tools and push work, noting varying labor constancy among tribes.
Industrial Workers clash with authorities in Minot over the right to hold public meetings on city streets. Anarchists provoke confrontations as tensions rise and authorities move to maintain order. The incident reflects broader labor struggles and political tension in North Dakota.
Rioters, police, and deputies clash after an Industrial Workers of the World street meeting in Minot North Dakota. State troops may be called as guards patrol the crowded jail with loaded rifles to prevent inmate delivery while 130 men remain jailed and several injured.
Victoria dispatch reports Ladysmith on Vancouver Island under mob rule as miners strike drags on. Mayor Hillier seeks militia after non union residents are attacked and windows smashed. A dynamite blast at the Temperance hotel injures non union dwellers and a death toll rises with Alexander McKinnon's collapse from blast injuries.
In St Francis county Missouri miners vote to strike and demand 45 cents a day raise plus union recognition. Operators post a 15 cent raise and refuse to recognize the Western Federation of Miners, with a committee to decide further action meeting tomorrow.
Rioting between Orangemen and nationalists in Londonderry resumes after last night’s clashes. A policeman was shot and slightly wounded and a county inspector injured in the renewed fighting on August 13.
English company workers quit La Boquilla dam on the Conchos river after Gov. General Mercado threatened forceful action. Fuller, chief engineer, and two aides left the site near Santo Ponalla, Chihuahua, amid conflicts over loans and rebel activity. W. O. Freeman announced Toronto and English investors face disruption as the Bequillats project powers Chihuahua mines and irrigates the Conchos valley.
Senator Borah argues tariff legislation hurts English farmers and warns the bill faces slow discussion. Democrats express concern over delays in debate and potential economic impact of free trade policies.
General Abbey leads state troops in the copper region while talks between mine operators and Western Federation of Miners stall. Judge Muarpay fails to secure a conference, keeping the stalemate and troop deployment ongoing. A militiaman dies from injuries after a horse kick and a striker is shot after ignoring a halt order at the Quincey mine.
Sen Williams argues against free listing of wheat and warns against letting landlords profit at consumers’ expense. The debate centers on a six cent per bushel duty proposed by Sen Gronna as part of tariff discussions. Democratic caucus plans expedited action and a recess until November 1 after tariff and currency bills pass.
The I W W faction at Missabe docks orders men to quit jobs triggering 200 workers to seek new employment while Superior's Allouez docks report full trading. Frank H Little states theft W W will not urge men to return or stay, saying the decision rests with them.
Senators argued wheat should be free or protected in a tariff plan. Gronna warned Canada could flood the US market if wheat enters free trade, risking a ten cent tariff on wheat. The discussion largely fixated on wheat with only brief mention of rice, while Democratic leaders showed frustration at slow progress.
In Chicago Aug 13 pieces of bones found in a furnace at John Grady’s home were deemed not human by Professor George A. Dorsey of the University of Chicago. Grady, accused of murdering his wife Nethe Hausman Grady, faced police after a sister reported the wife missing for two years. A basement search uncovered charred remains believed to be roast pork.
Denver hosts the thirty second triennial conclave where Raper Commandery No 1 Indianapolis leads with the best exhibition drill. Ascalon No 16 St Louis and Columbia No 63 Chicago win crowd approval for second place. Detroit Commandery Noe delivers a standout barred drill praised as the best ever seen in Denver.
From Witte Washington August 13 representatives of four million women voters in the national council of women voters began a three day convention to draft a resolution for Congress to amend the constitution granting universal woman suffrage. Illinois delegates led by Miss Jane Adams join the body as membership is recognized. a key session will seek creation of a house rules committee on woman suffrage.
Albany Aug 13 with Governor Sulzer impeached, the senate trial set for Sept 18. Contending claims to govern surge as Lieutenant Governor Glynn moves to assert authority while Sulzer seeks legal defense and Mrs Sulzer's testimony test.
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