Secretary Daniels Delivers Fiery North Carolina Talk
Secretary Daniels replies to critics of progressivism with passionate address in North Carolina. He defends reform measures and urges voters to support progressive policies amid rising opposition.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
1
Democratic polices in interest of people rally speech lecture
In New York the Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels denounced standpatters and labor the hysteria label as democracy at a North Carolina society dinner. He urged reforms including primaries for president, direct senatorial election, income tax, and currency reform, criticizing protectionist tariffs and trusts. A separate dispatch notes Francisco Tusne awaits transfer to New York to face murder charges in Richmond Borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
New York
Josephus Daniels
Navy
North Carolina Society of New York
Daniela
Army and
Power
Mug Vterhaus
Cameron Moit
Winstow
Albert Chaves
Brooklyn Navy Gate
Martin “W Littleton
Daniels
New Rk
Agether
Herries
Asa
Thia
New York Central
New York, New Haven & Kartford
Nosteria
Hetwe
Lesus
Redfield
Europe
Nyesteria
Lincoln
Twright
Cobden
Jefferson
Vancouver
B.C
Francisco Tuscne
Francisco Yusoma
New York City
James Rooney
Richmond Borough
Ship's Dalgenar Crew Reported Lost Then Rescued
The Dalgenar crew of thirty, feared dead after the steel ship was abandoned off Chile, were rescued by the French ship Loire on October 4. Captain J Thester and three crew members died. The Loire later relayed word to Dunkirk and London, with news spreading to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT Morning Journal
BPTC
San Frahelaco
Jost
Dalgenar
London
Loire
Obie
J. Thester
Marie
Morteet
Chile
Dunkirk
France
Dalgonar
Maritime Exchange
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Bulletin Board
Indictments anticipated in copper mine zone lawlessness
Calumet Mich December 17 Indictments are expected tomorrow from the grand jury investigating lawlessness in the copper mine zone Two hundred witnesses will appear before the jury Sheriff Cros offers protection to strikers returning to work No more parades by strikers allowed The district is patrolled by gap deputies Ten strikers arrested for rioting in the North Western train theft case were held for trial Community charity pledges provide Christmas help to striking miners children a Cahimet man anonymous Santa Clarus funds clothing and meals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moaning Journal
Calumet
Mtch
Grand
Cros
Houghton County
Gap
Western
Hancock
Cahimet
Santa Clarus
Tie
Associated Charities
English yachtsman to build twelve-meter for 1915 regatta
Sir Thomas Lipton announced by cable that he will build a twelve meter yacht to compete in a major regatta in San Francisco in 1915. The message was received by Dean Lie-Captain John Barneson, chairman of the yachting committee for the Panama Pacific Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francesco
Dee
John Barneson
Thomas Lipton
American Rights Reported by Villa Noted by Letcher
Reports from Chihuahua claim no mistreatment of foreigners. Exaggerated stories are disputed by Letcher and Villa noting rights respected for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Oays Letcher
Chihuahua
Quiet prevails near Tampico as rebel forces close in
Washington reports reassurance on American safety in Chihuahua City after telegraph links reopen. Villa’s forces advance along the constitutional line, while four thousand rebels encamp within twenty miles of Tampico, threatening renewed attacks once ammunition is secured. The US fleet around Tampico remains largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
WY Morning Journal
Washington
Chihuehua City
Letcher
el Paso
Washington Offi- Chiles
Chihuahua City
Constitutionaliat
Caneel Lotwher
State Department
Villa
Chihuahua
Constitutions List
Tampico
Federal army plans recapture of Ojinaga from Chihuahua rebels
General Salvador Mercado announces the northern federal army will evacuate Ojinaga to march on Chihuahua to attack and recapture the city from rebels. He says provisions are being replenished and orders come from Mexico City, while rebels in Chihuahua are believed too entrenched for an immediate engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojinaga
Mexico City
Mex
Der
Chihuahua
Salvador
Mercado
Federal Army of the North
War Department
Willi
Presidio
Tex
Rebel movements near Chihuahua prompt federal orders
The report describes General Mercado and Villa in the region around Chihuahua. Federal officers note troop movements toward Chihuahua from Torcema and Torfee as Mexico City orders a two directional offensive to check rebel activity and restore control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Fale
Mercade
Eurround
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Torfee
Torcema
Mercado
Mexico City
Rebels Prepare Southern Campaign Near Chihuahua
Juarez, Mex December 17 General Benavides rebel commander said rebels are nearing Ojinaga with 2000 fighters and plan to push southward after Chihuahua. He warned that federals marching from the border would be attacked while detaining foreigners who aided the revolution. He defends confiscation of foreign property citing Carranza policy and vows protection for neutral foreigners.
Constitutionalists report capture of two American men
Hermosillo Sonora December 17 General Hafaelulna a constitutionalist commander in Teple territory, informed General Carrangs that Windham and Pann have been accounted for with Windham said to be in Mazation and Pann in Acaponeta. Reports had said rebels held both for ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Hafaelulna
Teple
Carrangs
KK. B. Windham
William Pann
State Department
Butea
Windham
Dagon
Acaponeta
Pardoned man must stand trial again in Illinois feud case
Maurice Enright, pardoned yesterday by Governor Dunne from Joliet penitentiary, returned home to Chitago and learned he must again face trial for murder. The charge, for killing William Dutch Gentleman, was reinstated in Judge Kerstein's court, with Enright posting bonds of 25,000. The killings of Altman and Gentleman are linked to a local labor factional feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY Morning Journal
Chitago
Dew
Maurice Enright
Invernor Dunne
Joliet
Vincent Altman
Byright
William
Kerstein
Enright
Altman
Real Estate Deal Clarified on Covent Wardens Estate Price
Harry Malla paid Deeley about 15.75 million dollars for the Duke of Bedford’s Covent Warden estate, correcting earlier estimates that put the figure at 56 million. The correction confirms the true transaction value and clarifies the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harry Malla
Deeley
Duke of Bedford
Covent Warden
Republican Party Reorganization Plan Submitted to Voter
National Committee proposes a referendum to reduce representation from the South as part of a broader party reorganization plan submitted to voters. The measure aims to streamline party structure and adjust regional influence, prompting a statewide vote on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
National Committee
Progressives Invited to Return to Fold in 1916 Convention
The Republican National Committee backed a radical reform plan cutting southern representation in the 1916 nominating convention. The proposal, approved 38 to 7, would fix a four delegates at large rule plus district delegates, reducing total delegates from 1,083 in 1912 to 939, with DC and Alaska receiving two each and territories like Porto Rico Hawaii nonvoting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specal
Washington
Republican National Committee
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Borah
Idaho
Thatfield
West Ste Cinta
Congress
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Stampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
New York
North Dakota
Ohloo
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Mhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Virginia
Alwbanass
Arknancade
Ilorida
Kingis
Kentucky
Pennsysvania
Porto Nico
Hawaii
Alaska
Philippines
Porto Rico
R. B. Howell
Eee
Ealls
Southern Delegations Split Over Republican Plan At Convention
Debate over delegate method for 1908 presidential electors splits northern and southern factions. Howell’s substitute proposed four delegates per state plus one per 10 000 votes for the Republican ticket, reducing southern representation to 119. Opposition from Foerah Hadley Remmell McGregor and Ty Johnson defeats the motion 40 to 5. Also notes liquidation vote at Federal National Bank of Pittsburgh and a West Point commandant assigned to the Philippines after January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie
Republican Congressional Committee
Howell
Foerah
Hadley
Louisiana
Remmell
Arkansas
McGregor
Texas
Ty Jonson
District of Columbia
Neero
Georgia
Congressional Committee
Nebraska
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Plans Jaguar and Boar Hunt
Col Theodore Roosevelt and party arrived at Corumba where officials welcomed them. He joined a jungle hunt after a postponement of a Coyala visit, with Matto Grosso’s president to join on December 23. The expedition members are reported in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie Janeiro
Theodore Roosevelt
Corumba
Roosevelt
Corumbs
Coyala
Colorado Insane to Have Unique Festivities This Year
At the state Insane asylum in Puebla 1,600 patients will dance around a Christmas tree and view a moving picture show. They will eat 1,000 pounds of turkey and 250 pounds of mince pie as festivities run for a week from Christmas through New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OY Morning Journal
Puebla
Cole
Colorado
Mammoth Tree
Government Recovers Norfolk & Western Shares and Dividends
In Lynchburg Virginia on December 17 the federal court awarded four hundred shares of Norfolk and Western stock and 18700 dollars in accumulated dividends as part of recoveries from the Gaynor and Greene harbor frauds at Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchbure
Norfolk & Western
Federal
Greene Harbor
Savannah
Currency Bill 10 Advances in Senate as Christmas Deadline Near
An agreement is reached for a final vote on Currency Bill 10 during the December 19 legislative day and the measure is expected to clear before Christmas. Senate leaders push to finalize the bill by the end of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senate rushes final passage of currency bill
Senate leaders move toward quick action on the administration currency measure with fifteen minute limits on debate for each amendment. President Wilson is expected to sign before Christmas as conference talks proceed and the federal reserve board system is organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Dec
Senate
Hitchcock
Owen
Hitcheaux
Crawford
South Dakota
McCumber
North Dakota
West
Senator Crawford
Vanderlips
Hepburns
Morgans
Reynoldses
Smiths
Browns
Simoal
Shafroth
Federal Reserve
Harper
Cratic Tweader Limderwood
House
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committees
Mae
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Secretary Daniels
Fervid
Opeegh
North Carolina Statesman
Irill
United States
Wireless
Sir Thomas Tipton
Chikuarua
Rebees
Vme Aton
OM Central Bank OF Merico
National Bank
Staunk
Lemion
Mexico
Huerta
Uhese
Bank of London
Messing
Guly Sia 750 Co
Pittsburgh
Pan
Federal National Bank of Pittsburgh
Mellon National Bank
Fred W. Sladen
West Point
Eighth Infantry
Underwood
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