Huerta Crisis Reported as U S Intervenes in Mexico City
A tense telegram from Washington outlines U S efforts led by Nelson O'Shaughnessy to urge Huerta toward concessions. President Wilson’s representative, Tolan Lind, sought a meeting with Huerta while Archbishop Mora and Catholic ministers press for peace. Two Mexicans reportedly joined Lind on the Chester voyage, fueling hopes for a settlement and a possible cabinet reshuffle by Huerta.
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Mexico City
Dalfatees
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Jefe
Tolan Lind
Wilson
Shaughnessy
Luk
Little Son Wage
Sudlealing
Mistri
Mr. Lind
O'Shaughnessy Toane
Mr Lind
Chester
Voss Caristian
Hey
Sebastius Camacho
Porfirio Dias
Antonio Paredes
Catto Churely
Archishop Mora
Jose
Trierty
Gace
Tinerta
Justice
Ceroxutieta
Slctessar 2
Ballid
Iverla
Policy of Waiting Indorsed by the Enemy
Washington reports indicate President Wilson and John Gind held that the policy of waiting by the United States toward Mexico would likely bring success. Wilson appeared satisfied with his envoy’s report as the border patrol battles continue and ammunition smuggling to rebels persists amid high costs.
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Wearhington
Dan
Washington
Wilson
John
Lanioxy
United States
Mexico
America
Huerta General Deserts But Nine Still Fight On
Presidio, Yeurs, Jin T-Gen Jose Manclila, a top Mexican federal Army commander, deserts and crosses into the American side. Accompanied by Captain Ir Bon, General Manella informs immigration officials but is detained by Major McNamee of U S troops after showing identity and asking asylum. He discards his sword on the Mexican side.
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Presidio
Jose Manclila
Quinaga
Mexico
United States
Ir Bon
Ceberal Manella
McNamee
Aviator Vedrines Threatens Duel Over Face Slap
January dispatch from Paria reports Jules Vedrines and Rene Quinton at odds after Vedrines allegedly struck Roux in the face. Quinton says Vedrines must answer to Roux, who challenged him to a duel. Quinton notes he did not order Vedrines to Paris.
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Parla
Jules Vedrines
Rene Quinton
Aeriat League
M. Quinton
Vedrines
Crom
Paris
Gaire
M. Guinten
Stenri Roux
Pacis
Roux
Hikers and Suffragists End 39 Hour Trek in New York
The group of hikers and suffragists concludes a strenuous journey to Albany after a six day, 39 hour trek by foot and bike. They sought support for woman suffrage with Governor Glynn and leaders from New York and engaged in discussions about voting rights and future campaigns.
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Inca
Bala
Cynon
Walker
Lister
Jones
Polis
York State
Four heroines walk all way to Maryland capital
Four women suffragists travel from Ballanore to Annapolis, reaching the Maryland capital after a long trek. The journey prompts debate as opponents promise to resist the suffrage advance while business in the city slows with their arrival.
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Maryland Capital
Annapelis
Sith
Wag
Taluimore
Lerday Msarabiys
Dal Delekrte Cyne Ouvmings
Geo
Girlitin
Teller
Oe Af
Vwisiness
Wii
Ballanore
Controversy and court action loom in state and national news
Fragmented OCR text references a gubernatorial dispute over suffrage, a Supreme Court case, and various political and local items. Names and places like McAdoo, Milwaukee, Montana, and Butte appear amid scattered notes on trials, treasury funds, and editorial matters.
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Controcecay
Michleui
Morse
Investi Tinhay
Supreme Court
Npt
McAdoo
Na Preen
Koallooda
Billy Roane
Ety
Goliberg
King
Outlook
Ohh Kealle
Folleenio Ty Peti Fey
Meunehise Leas Vharken
Wight
Sesalia
Milwaukee
Boa Newslook
North Tate Questions
Avawers
Plinevial
Motte News
Li—loujlenage
Ardkind Uystate
Ron Dros
Hamkruptay
Toarre Th. Wilke
Montana
Hein Aryl
Shardard
Teth
Mercy Christians
Butte
Wernner
Federal Reserve Bank hearings outline bank regional plan
In New York hearings led by Secretary McAdoo and Agriculture official Lleuston, testimony explored creating a regional bank system with several proposed locations. Bankers favored a New York influenced Northeast district and discussed Chicago, St Louis, San Francisco and New Orleans as possible core sites.
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New York
Federal Reserve
McAdon
Treasury
Lleuston
Agriculture
Ty Toston
Joneney
Meddoo
Bank of Soeh
Taurok
McAdoo
New Eugkind
Middle Atlantic
Chicago
Towis
San Francisco
New Ortewig
Texas
IDMTE
New York Distriet
New Ungtane
District Attorney Hears Governor May Fire Him
Baker, Oedantonvernor Weal's Feineval of his fief from Sheriff ha Rand id trahiting Iapons on District Attorney 0. T. Cludwin avhons de Aventess in presente for neglect of duty and for failure to weather the abatements, to close disorderly houses, amid the wholer development of fodry in the governor's elesu WP of Batcor counties. He told dr. Golwin in wire that miless he foole ppomips Alone to abate. such nusiuces which he Understams exists. Wh Baker conats, he would not.
Labor Leaders Case Reappears in Supreme Court
In a review of the labor leaders case, arguments focus on whether prior charges were mishandled and if court procedures affected the district supreme court order. Defense asserts the proceedings aimed at broader antitrust concerns and not to vilify the union campaign against Congress. The matter centers on restraining issues and potential remedies under antitrust law.
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Washington
Dan T—Alton Varker
Eanuel Champers
Morrison
Witlel
Brbor
Vonvietea
Colina
Cusine
Tnt
Fieife
Caure
Hoyrett Inguneton
Guocks Stave and Rywige
Ife
Congress
Unclear From Fragment on Consumer Claims and Policy
The text presents a January 7 report from Chierga and Rivne noting a consumer blamed for cost increases. It references figures and committees discussing prices, national assemblies, and American society leaders. Names and details are garbled, with no clear event or outcome discernible.
Charles W Morse Warts 10 Stir Up Investigation
Ambiguous report indicates Charles W Morse Warts 10 stirs up New York bankers and officials over a six year old alleged violation tied to the National Bank of New York. Washington interactions suggest renewed calls for investigation despite resistance from a senator.
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Charles W. Morse Warts
Witchington
Dan
Harlen
Morse
Toviverie Ring
Restons
New York
Aart
Waakinster
Oval
Toidiu
Adios
Jef Weshington
Attenta
Soheies
Mic
Reitener
Unk
Abanta
Jed
Tiny
Mcury
Qe National Bank of Norksh
Great Falls To Attend Meeting Of Wrestling Clubs
Great Falls will be represented at a meeting of wrestling clubs with a hoped for plan to form a franchise. President Stare offers optimism while Mr Murphy and other local figures weigh involvement.
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Great Falls
Lkekt Hutte
Tan ‘Tracy
Stare
Atr
Murphy
Murray
Utah
Miners Hear Ferris On Strike At Calumet
Governor Ferris heard Western Federation of Miners representatives on the Calumet strike. Union leaders urged hearing workers who labored underground for years and pressed for settlement terms ensuring recognition and fair wages.Northern leaders detailed ballots showing 7,050 in favor and about 12 against, with 9,000 members, and about 2,000 unionists estimated to have left the district.
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Michigan
Toughtoi
Meh
Tan
Tore
Taly
Western Federation of Miners
Gay Woodbriggs N. Werris
Wirers
Viclion
Gomme
Unto Mein
John Densmore
Department of Indoor
Federation
Dec
Siudice
Tin Sullivan
Carl Hlelal
Willamt Nickara
John Anttala
Calumet Neal
Ail Bour
Mietak
Line
Antale
Nin
Tiewa
Tecins
Mr. Hillen
Oren
Atne
Anen
Roanagess
Claude O. Tayter
Michigan State Federation of Labor
Ferris
Labor Department Eyes Copper Strike Concilitation Effort
Secretary of Labor Wilson says the department will continue conciliation efforts over the copper strike. Densmore and Moratt, distinct investigators, to file written reports on their mediation attempts within days. The American Federation of Labor executive council may consider a nationwide tax on laser unions to aid the copper industry.
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Washinston
Tan
John B. Denslmore
Federal Department of
John A. Moratt
Walter B. Palmer
The
Americtan Federation
Ksrajrnthy
Supreme Court affirms compelled school lessons ruling
In Linvala Nebraska on January 7 the supreme court upheld that school boards may require students to take part in domestic science training as part of official curriculum, reinforcing authority over local education mandates.
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Linvala
Mide
Amk
Montana Rail Rates Cut By State Commission
Montana railroad officials consider appealing to court over the commission’s 20 day rate reduction order. The interim distributive rates, the second cut in a year, lower Montana rates about 2% to 6% versus Spokane and coastal towns, with disputes over whether Montana should pay lower tariffs.
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Bpoekal
Staal, Helens
Montana
Pacife
Esort
Sfatitana
Commission
Ie Waterpool
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Cacama
Othe Western
Efferk
Spoluine
North
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Ineur Yorg
Pats
Pat Tsa
Gost OF
Chierga
Rivne
Chainian
Atraua
Idl
Vidal User
Dieueen-Vaat
Financergs
Senator Borah
James R. Ranch
Samuel Gomperg
American Federation of Labor
Corbinaires
Victor Berger Millwoikee
Seymour Stedines
Charles Holland Russell
Work
Sneisl
Unin
Berger
Densnorr
St. Paul
Hpi
Miawonla
Katswell Shipnora
Rcmme
Califarnia
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