Threat to blow up U S Embassy sparks protests
Ambassador Wilson protests further anti American demonstrations as threats to blow up the U S Embassy draw renewed attention to security and diplomatic tensions.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1913
Page
1
Anti American Demonstration Threat Looms In Mexico City
Anonymous letter threatens to blow up the U S embassy in Mexico City as anti American sentiment rises. Ambassador Wilson protests Mexican inaction while 30,000 workers seek military instruction and women teachers offer to enlist. Authorities deny the demonstration and police orders aim to prevent protests. In Chicago tennis experts contest the Illinois Lawn Tennis Association state championship at Wanderers Parkside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Department of the Interior
Chicago
Illinois Lawn Tennis Asociation
Wanderers’ Cricket Club
Parkside
Becker denied new trial in Rosenthal murder case
By Associated Press New York July 12 Supreme Court Justice Goff denied Charles Becker's application for a new trial in the Herman Rosenthal murder case. Becker's only hope now lies in appeal to higher courts or a possible pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
Goff
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Woman Claims Stratton Estate in Denver Suit
A woman known as Mrs. Michael Kennedy of Leadville filed suit in district court against the Stratton estate trustees claiming she is the widow of Winfield S. Stratton who died in 1902 and demanding half the estate. The complaint says they married in Texas in 1874 and were spouses at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Michael Kennedy
Leadville
District Court
Stratton
Winfield S. Stratton
Cripple Creek
Texas
Quarantine Ordered on Cattle in Western States
Secretary Houston issued a quarantine on cattle in parts of Texas Oklahoma Montana Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado due to scabies. Several districts in South Dakota New Mexico Montana and Nebraska where the disease has been stamped out are released from the prior quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
D. C
Houston
Texas
Oklahoma
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
New Mexico
Auto accident kills two men near Texico New Mexico
In Texico New Mexico on July 12 John Flashes and M R Coxie were killed instantly when their car overturned at high speed after hitting a deep hole. Peter Skidmore was fatally injured as Hughes and Coxie were crushed under the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texico
N. M
John Flashes
M. R. Coxie
Peter Skidmore
Hughes
Coxie
King Charles of Roumania Ordered to Fight or Abdicate
Prime Minister Titus Maiorescu challenged King Charles with an imperative to fight or abdicate. The king approved mobilization, shoring up Romanian defense as crowds gathered outside the palace. The premier reminded the monarch he began his reign as a pauper and had since become wealthy amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus Maiorescu
Roumania
Charles
Panhandle State Fair Charter Sought as Stock Surpasses Goal
A.S. Stinnett announced at a Fair mass meeting that the Panhandle State Fair charter is being pursued for Amarillo this year beginning October 4. Stock totaling $11,800 has been subscribed with more in sight, and plans for a regional drive and a Plainview liaison are set as a delegate group forms to push the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
A.S. Stinnett
Chamber of Commerce
Aenny Browning
J. N. Haney
J. W. Crudgington
J. N. Beasley
Bryant
Stinnett
Hawaiian protests against non resident Ates general
The Hawaiian Bar Association protests the appointment of Claude Ball of Missouri as attorney general of the Islands because he is a non resident. Local officials in Honolulu noted Ball is from Missouri and questioned his eligibility for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai
ATES
Honolulu
The
Hawaiian Bar Association
Claude Ball
Missouri
Islands
Trouble Brewing in Mexico City Students Plan Demonstration
Students in Mexico City plan a demonstration under police protection as authorities guard the event. The protest aims to advocate for reforms while officials emphasize public safety and crowd control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
American Ambassador Warns Mexico Over Anti American Demonstrations
In Mexico City July 12 Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson protested to the foreign minister against further anti American demonstrations. He warned that any American injured would prompt embassy action for reparations and noted Americans are leaving for Vera Cruz as tensions rise. He is in frequent contact with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Mexico City
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Pig Monument Claimed One of a Kind in Lüneberg
In Lüneberg Hanover a mausoleum in the old town hall houses a pig's remains and a costly lass structure. A marble slab inscription honors the animal for discovering the salt sprites of Lüneberg and earning imperishable glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Luneberg
Hanover
Growth of Philippine imports reduces Insular duties
Washington reports ten months ending April show Philippine imports rising mainly from American exports, lowering Insular customs receipts. Wheat flour and Southern cotton cloths led gains while U S imports valued at about 20.0 million dollars, up from 16.5 million the prior year.exports also climbed by roughly 2.5 million dollars versus the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Philippines
Insular Affairs Bureau
War Department
America
United States
Islands
Mulhall Testimony Split Between Senate and House Panels
The Senate lobby committee held the star witness Martin Mulhall while the House sought to compel his participation. To ensure safety he was allowed to leave town over Sunday as talks continued about borrowing him when not with Senators. Mulhall testified about work for the National Association of Manufacturers into late 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Lobby
Martin Hulhall
House
Senate
Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Plainview Names New Postmaster Ben Sanford
Plainview Texas July 2. Ben Sanford the newly appointed postmaster for Plainview receives his commission on Tuesday and assumed charge of the office Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Texans
Ben ©. Sanford
Tuesaday
Gates Heir Flies From Minneapolis Amid Family Feud
Charles G Gates son of John W Gates leaves Minneapolis by special train amid rumors of fleeing his father in law. He denies a whipping and says he will use his fortune to spend freely, claiming five million a year for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Gates
Minneapolis
New York
Broadway
John W. Gates
J. P. Mocran
Steel Trust
Col Alexander O Brodie Ends Long Military Career
Colonel Alexander O Brodie senior army officer ends active service today after a career spanning First Cavalry Rough Riders governor of Arizona and later adjutant general duties in the western department. He began in the Cavalry after West Point class of 17 and served in Cuba before roles in Arizona, the record and prison office, and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander O. Brodie
Brodie
West Point
Military Academy
First Cavalry
Psst
Spain
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Cuba
Guassman
New York, Co
Hrodie
Arizona
United States
Daio
San Francisco
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Posts Record Year Earnings
Denver and Rio Grande announces fiscal year earnings surpass all previous years, with gross profits more than doubling the prior year. Officials credit operations and services along the rails for the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenver
Colo
Denver
Weather Summary for Regions Across Texas
Cloudy and hot conditions noted in Dallas and Houston with high temperatures around 98 to 97 degrees. Abilene and Amarillo forecast clear and hot with lower humidity, while Wichita Falls and Galveston show clear skies or hot conditions. Texas towns like San Antonio, Texarkana, Longview report partial cloudiness and warm air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Amarillo
Cay
Ho Houston
Forecast for Washington Area Sunday Monday
The Washington forecast notes likely sunny to partly cloudy skies for Sunday and Monday with light winds. Temperatures are expected to rise through the weekend, with highs near the mid 80s and cooler evenings. Local forecast offices advise travelers to stay hydrated and watch for heat conditions.
Secretary Lane Approves Amendments to Aid Landowners
Secretary Lane signs amendments to aid landowners and streamline loan access. The action aims to support entrymen and improve agricultural credit availability.
Reclamation Rules Allow Mortgage Notices on Water Rights
Secretary Lane approved amendments to reclamation regulations to help entrymen and landowners secure loans for farm improvements. After water right applications are filed, mortgages may file notice of their interest with the local land office and project manager, and will receive notification of any default on water charges to protect security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Lane
Ground breaking for Plainview Playhouse on Pacific Street
Ground broken for the Grant Border brick building in Plainview Texas on Pacific Street. When finished it will house J B Bonner and be one of the state’s best equipped show houses. W T McRae is contractor. In Brussels Europe outdoor pageants surge as a 400th anniversary tournament celebration of 1513 in Tournai is planned with historic cavalier sports. Attendants include Margaret of Austria and Charles V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Texas
Pacific Street
J. 8. Bonner
W. T. McRae
Brussels
Europe
America
Tournal
Tournai
Henry VIII
Maximilian
Margaret of Austria
Netherlunda
Charles V
Henry VII
Flanders
Belfast Orangemen Celebrate Anniversary of Boyne Battle
The Belfast Orangemen held their annual Boyne battle anniversary amid tightened security to prevent disturbances as Ulster mood runs high over Home Rule. Armed police and extra patrols were deployed to avert rioting during the Orange day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Appropriation Bill Completed for Thirty-Third Legislature
Governor Cotonit Valay completed the general appropriation proposal totaling 13.277 million dollars for the coming extra session. The bill relies on department estimates and bond earnings and marks an increase over the Thirty-second legislature by about 16.1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneclat
Astin
Texas
Cotonitt Valay
Ili
National Education Association selects St Paul for 114th convention
BALT LAKE CITY Utah July 12 The National Education Association today selected St. Paul as the convention city for 114th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake City
Utah
The
National Education Associaton Today
St. Paul
Conviction Nicknamed Sugar Trust Official Dies in 1910
Charles R. Heike, secretary of the sugar trust, who was convicted in 1910 of smuggling frauds by the American Sugar Refining Company and sentenced to eight months and $8000, died after Taft granted clemency. Worry over jail reportedly contributed to his death from heart trouble and complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Heike
Sugar Trust
American Sugar Refining Company
Heike
Taft
Hobson Faces Johnston in Alabama Senate Battle
In Alabama a likely straight duel for the Senate nomination pits Capt. Hobson against Joseph Johnston. Johnston, the veteran incumbent, has strong Confederate credentials and a long career, while Hobson touts naval policy, education, and anti corruption pledges as he campaigns across the state toward the 1915 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Daly
Beareson Mahon
Joseph F. Johnston
Senate
Johnston
Johnsson
Hobson
Apoo
Johueien Ie
Cole
Public Service
Aliamia
United States Senate
Congreise
John HW. Hankhend
Johnston Tao
Hobson Bankhead
All Combine Against Her London
July 12 dispatches from Constantinople report King Constantine of Greece vow vengeance to terrify Bulgarian forces and deter further outrages. The note dampens hopes Russia would mediate. Bulgaria may lose territory. Romania seeks larger gains as Turkey aligns with Greece and Serbia and orders a Turkish army advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Camelantine
Greece
Russia
Contantinople
Bularia
Turkey
Roumania
Servia
Ner Armie
Prince John Celebrates Eighth Birthday in Royal Honors
London reports Prince John aged eight, youngest son of the king, receives official birthday honors. Bells rang at Windsor and at the Tower of London, with a 21-gun salute marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Jobos
London
Prince John
Ueen
Roy
He Cerfew Tower
Windsor Aried
Leon Walt
Heep Raid Anniversary Reunion To Mark Civil War Link
RENCEBERG Ind July 1 9 F t Moran’s Confederate comrades join W Kilgour to hold a Blue Re, Union reunion at his large home tomorrow celebrating the fifty ninth anniversary of the war era. Local families invited for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renceberg
Ind
W. Kilgour
Moran
Tifa
Athlete Anae Peary Shines With Four Hundred Points
July 12 reports Anae Peary, a young athlete from Los Angeles, delivering an impressive total score of four hundred. The record notes athletic prowess and a strong performance, highlighting the rising star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iin
Buried murders lead to plea in old farmer trial
An elderly farmer faced trial on a pair of murders amid a tense courtroom scene. Officers testified as the defendant, linked to a deadly dispute, entered a plea while evidence from prior confrontations was reviewed. A strong defense contended the suspect acted under duress in a volatile confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkley
Prestetuteh Americans in Mexico
Destitute Americans in Mexico face limited transportation and interior attrition as they await passage to leave the country. An Amnsular agent at Toro works to move riders and provide shelter amid scarce resources and rough conditions near Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wiesloo City
Toro
Mexico City
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Ambassador Wilson
Harry Lane Wilson
Mexican Foreign Office
Ilinois
Charles Brecker
Stratton Estate
Mellonatre
Hale
A. S. Stinnett
H. A. Nobles
M. B. Harris
J. N. Browning
G. A. Whittle
T. W. Brazelton
A. 5. Stinnett
South Plains
Violenge
Philippine
Hwe
Hem
Ommelstos
C. G. Gates
Col. Brodie
Washington Porecast
Washington, DD
Plainview Playhouse
Colquitt
Bird
ETON
ST. Pacd
Mins
C. R. Heike
Bulgaria
Anae Peary
Pronstier
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