Vera Cruz Revolt Promptly Punished by Diaz and Allies
General Diaz and fellow officers vow severe penalties for all involved in the revolt at Vera Cruz. All who oppose Madero face the extreme consequences. The promise comes as authorities move to restore order and deter further insurgent activity.
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Vera Cruz
Madero
Morning Journal
Melee City
Qet
Felix Diez
Jose Ding Crdaz
Clenmeral Peloran
Diaz
Hiw
Diag
Winimum
Flehting
Uhoodshed
Goneral Pette Fies
Neves
Reyes
Ilanquet
Vera Cros
Wigtha
Orotzea
Tuxpam
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union reelects Stevens
Mrs Lilian M N Stevens of Portland Maine was unanimously reelected president of the National Woman s Christian Temperance Union at the Portland conference. Officers reelected include Anne Gordon Evanston Frances Parks Evanston Elizabeth Hutchinson Evanston and Elizabeth Preston Anderson Valley City with talks urging modern temperance methods and sex hygiene education in schools.
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Morning Journal
Portland
Ore
Det
Lillian M. N. Stevens
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mise
Anne A. Gordon
Evanston
Frances PL Parks
Elizabeth Preston Anderson
Valley City
Newi Asseelite
Kansas
President Taft Holds Conference With Knox In Maine Trip
President Taft and Mrs Taft traveled from Poverty to Poland Springs with Helen Taft and Mrs Thomas Laughlin as Secretary of State Knox accompanied part way to Portsmouth New Hampshire where he turned back The president critiqued Congress for not voting an appropriation to build two battleships and expressed hope for action in the next session He discussed Mexico Nicaragua San Domingo Cuba China and the Belkans with Knox during the two hour ride Great Britain's stance on free passage in the Panama Canal was not discussed
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Poland Springs
Taft
Helen Taft
Thomas K. Laughlin
Knox
Portsmouth
N. 4
Congress
Mexico
Nicaragua
San Domingo
Cuba
China
Great Britain
Panati Canal
Police inspector denies firing on rioters in Lopizzo case
Lawrence officer John J. Kelliher testified he believed police should draw revolvers the night Anna Lopizzo was killed but said no officer fired. He described attempts to clear streets with clubs as rioters jeered and hurled missiles. Other officers corroborated the riot description and denied firing.
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My Morning Journal
Salem
Mass
John J. Kelliher
Lawrence
Ettor
Giovannitt
Caruso
Oon
Anna Lopizzo
Lopizzo
Kellitter
Kelliher
Counse
Keiliner
Anna Lapizie
Edward J. Griffin
John Br. Devine
Robbery Probe: Union Trust Amends Case of $1 Million
Philadelphia reports confirm a long running theft at the Union Trust Company later Merchants' Union Trust. Walter N. Shourds, accused of stealing $1 million in securities and $50,000 in cash, must be prosecuted though restitution was made. Shourds fled before discovery and was indicted in his absence.
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Morning Journal
Philadelphia
Union Trust Company
Tener
Harrisburg
Walter N. Shourds
Merchants’ Union Trust Company
George Burpham, Jr
Shourds
Trust Company
Erand
New York
Paris
Government Has Little Hope in Cotton Corner Case
Solicitor General Bullitt admits defects in indictments against Patton Scales Haine and Brown, signaling slim chances for government proof in the Cotton Corner case. The admission follows review of charges and evidence, with defense expected to seek dismissal or trial strategy adjustments.
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Bullitt
Patton
Scales
Haine and Brown
Definition of Corner in Cotton Conspiracy Case Examined
Washington October 23 admission of defects in the indictment of James Patton Eugene Scales Frank K Haine and William Brown on charges of conspiring to run a 10 100 000 corner on cotton in 1910 was argued in the supreme court Solicitor General Bullitt stated the definition of a corner as a hold back of cotton to push prices and the court pressed for a precise charge while the government abandoned one count and questioned another seeking clarity on withholding from sale.
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Morning Journal
Washington
James Patton
Eugene Scales
Frank K. Haine
William Brown
New York Cotton Exchange
Supreme Court
Bullitt
New York Federal Court
White
Solicitor General
Tower Court
Murder Mystery Hints at Chicago Slavery Ring Link
Bridgeport police cannot confirm motive in the slaying of Rose Sunnis once of Chicago, shot near Putney Cemetery by Joe Bunnano known as Chicago Joe. Bunnano reportedly confessed alcohol intoxication as motive. Investigators hold that Sunnis exposed white slave trade details in Chicago and arrested accomplices Mattie and Pizzichenni awaiting Saturday hearing.
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Morning Journal
Bridgeport
Rose Sunnis
Chicago
Joe Bunnano
Putney Cemetery
Joseph Mattie
Frank Pizzichenni
Senators Tovera Cauz Investigated At Next Congress Session
Chicago paper reports a startling Washington story via special correspondent. The piece hints at upcoming scrutiny of Senators Tovera and Cauz, with mention of possible investigations at the next session of Congress.
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Tovera Cauz
Congress
Chicago
Washington
Accused Statesmen Are Conservatives In Senate Probe
Washington dispatch reports that five senators will face charges over election methods and fitness to serve. Penrose DuPont and Warren, all Republicans, and Chilton Watson, both Democrats, are named as targets amid a debate on senate ethics and courtesy. The piece notes Roosevelt era rhetoric and a conservative Republican-led probe with a bipartisan committee.
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Penrose
DuPont and Warren
Chilton and
Watson
Congress
Senate
Bates. Penrose
Pennsylvania
Henry A. DuPont
Delaware
Francis BE. Warren
Wyoring
William EB. Citilten
West Virginia
Clarence W. Watson
Wes Virginia
Penrose DuPont
Warren
Chilton
Standard of
Eed
Missouri
du Pont
Chilton and Watson
DuPont and Penrose
Roosevelt
Fairbanks Backs Taft in City Club Address
Charles W. Fairbanks former vice president spoke to the St Louis City Club urging support for President Taft. He proclaimed the temple of republicanism solid and warned that deserters will return and be welcomed back.
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St. Louis
Chet
Charles W. Wairbanks
City Club
Taft
Washington hears news with surprise defeat of rebel leader
American Consul in Canada reports to the State Department that the young rebel leader has been defeated and surrendered. The notice indicates a swift change in the security situation and ends ongoing unrest. Officials expect coordinated actions to stabilize the region.
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Canada
State Department
Revolt in Vera Cruz Fails as Federal Forces Capture City
General Felix Ding, nephew of the exiled president, led about 2000 rebels in Vera Cruz for days but federal columns under Colonel Jimines Castro and General Lebtran seized the town with light opposition. Casualties were under 100, no foreigners harmed, and many rebels were captured or disarmed.
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Diaz
Mim
Vera Cruz
Felix Ding
Jimine Caastro
Joaquin Lebtran
Castro
Peix Diag
Jimmes Castro
Oraz
Twenty-first Infantry
Dax
United States
Des Moines
Hurns
Cohn
Vera Cruz Taken by Federal Forces Confirmed
The dispatch confirms Vera Cruz in loyal hands after federal forces secured the city. President Madero reports rapid victory with Diag taken and governors informed. The news sparks excitement and surprise while observers expect strengthened administration.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Madero
Diag
Vera Cruz Recaptured as Diaz Loyalists Face Collapse
News from Vera Cruz reports Mexican federal forces recaptured Vera Cruz and the surrender of General Drag and staff. The brief reversal ends a feared uprising with fighting near the town and questions over Diaz and other officers involved. American mediation and cautious editorial comment follow the collapse of the rebellion.
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Washington
Vera Crag
Felix Drag
State Department
Amseal Canada
Vera Crug
Betran
Hughes
Des Moines
Drag
Diaz
Beltran
Vera Cruz
Steward declares support for Mr. Fergusson in 1912 vote
In Albuquerque on October 24 1912 B Steward says he will vote for Mr Fergusson for congress. He notes his illness kept him from active campaign work but states it is in the best interests of Albuquerque and New Mexico that Fergusson be reelected. He explains he has long been a Republican but will cast his ballot for Fergusson this year.
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Senate
Penrose
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Jenrose
Senate of the United States
Albuquerque
Kidstor Morning Journal
Morning Journal
Hinees
New Mexico
Lion
Hi. O T. Pergueron
Congress
Mr. Pergueron
Mexico Revolt Scenes After Ding Fall and Zapata Rise
The report outlines lenient treatment for captives but possible death penalties under military rule. It notes three Mexican rebellions led by Zapata Aguilar and Orozco with Aguilar likely pressing from the mountains. Navy moves report Captain Hughes to be replaced by A T Long at Vera Cruz amid ongoing unrest and a crisis for the Madero government.
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Mexico
General Keyes
Zapata
Aguilar
Orozco
Navy Department
Hughes
Dew Moines
Vera Cruz
A. T. Long
Washington
Ding
Madero
Dias
Diag
Marshall Prefers Democratic Ticket Over Wilson in Oregon Tour
Governor Marshall opened with an unscheduled speech from a baggage car in Ashland and followed with a Medford rally urging voters to elect Democrats including Harry Lane and congressional candidates. He warned Woodrow Wilson faces a Republican-controlled White House and Congress. Oswald West met Marshall at Ashland as the Democratic delegation joined the tour.
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Morning Journal
Medford
Ore
Marshall
Oregon
California
Ashland
Marshal
Harry Lane
United States Senate
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
Oswald West
Hospital mix up ends with sudden shock in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a pair of men named Charles P B Wilson were mixed up at the county hospital. One man died days earlier while the other, believed dead, returned to a former hotel and startled the landlady. The widow of the other Wilson planned to visit the hospital believing her husband convalescent.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Pb. Wilson
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Greek Army Victoriously Wins Bloodied Battle at Servia
Greek forces seize the town of Servia and capture the bridge over the Aliakmon River, severing Turkish retreat. القوات Greek advance cuts Turkish withdrawal and strengthens Greek control in the area.
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Servia
Aliakmon
Greeks Break Turkish Front Notch Capture Major Victory at Servia
Greek forces drive Turks from Servia town and seize the Allakmon bridge cutting retreat routes. Twenty two field guns and ammunition wagons taken with many prisoners including a lieutenant colonel. Greek troops pursue along the Cambunnia to Servia line with heavy Turkish losses reported.
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Athens
Servie
Allakmon
Indre Karusa
Constantine
Cambunnia
Servia
Danglis
Battalio
Constantopoulo
Viakholivadho
Bulgarians Surround Key Turkish City in Struma Front
Sofia reports Bulgarians have encircled Kirk-Kilisseh, a city Turks deem nearly as vital as Adrianople. Mukhtar Pasha and Pasim Pasha defend it as fighting rages in Struma valley. Bulgarians also seize Kresna Pass, Turks flee leaving munitions. Kotshana massacre details emerge. student deputations urge war enrollment.
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Tsarevoselo
Novipazar Taken After Desperate Fighting By Servians
Belgrade reports Gen Jankoviteh seized Novipazar after three days of intense combat with Turkish forces defending fortified positions. Gen Stovikoviteh notes Servian losses in Penstina were heavy while Turkish losses were heavier. Fears arise over cartridge shortages as Makriko factory runs at a quarter million daily, barely meeting demand.
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Belgrade
Novipazar
Jankoviteh
Turka
Stovikoviteh
Penstina
Makriko
Turkish Front Rages as Forces Clash Across Balkans
Dispatches from Constantinople report heavy fighting along multiple fronts northwest of Kirk-Kilisseh and near Pristina with Turks attacking in Macedonia toward Koestendi and Djumbala. Turko-Bulgarian actions include prisoner takeovers and claims of Turkish victories while Montenegrins push toward Scutari amid shifting fronts near Adrianople and Tundja.
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Constantinople
Kirk-Kilisseh
Tundema
Kirdchal
Macedonia
Koestendi
Rong Djumbala
Keripalanisa
SF &F
Scutari
Pristina
Uskup
Mara
Maritza
Tundja
Adrianople
Kirk Kilisseh
Tundjy
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