Diplomatic Move Clears Way for Mexico Post Assignment
Officials announce planned posting to Mexico as full diplomatic relations with a southern country are set to resume. The move signals renewed ties and broader regional engagement.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
1
Diplomatic Move Aims to Reopen Mexico Relations
Washington reports plan to resume formal diplomatic ties with Carranza government. Ambassador-designate Fletcher will carry strong protests over new constitution provisions against foreigners. Pershing’s expedition continues withdrawal as Villa activity is spotted near Colonia Dublan. Palomas lakes camp set for troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanza
Pershing
Rio Grande
Washington
Mexico
United States
Carranza
Henry P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Wilson
Lansing
York
Vera Cruz
Queretaro
Eliseo Arre
Dondo
Columbus
Paso
Texas
Palomas Lakes
N. M
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Clumbus
Colonia Dublan
Addressing Juror IX in Spanell Case Nears Closure
Attorneys addressed juror IX in the trial of Harry J. Spanell for the alleged wife murder in Alpine Texas on July 20 1916. Another message was delivered this afternoon and a third will follow tonight with four more hearings scheduled for tomorrow. The evidence phase is nearing its end before the jury retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Spanell
Alpine
Texas
Cummins Fears Complications in Appeal to Discuss
Senator Cummins spoke in Washington urging discussion of a disputed issue amid concerns about potential complications. He warned lawmakers of possible delays and emphasized the need for careful consideration before action.
Senate Debate on Wilson Peace Plan Sparks 1920 Clash
Washington January 20 The senate debated President Wilson's world peace address for hours before leaders tabled Cummins resolution to set aside time for general discussion. Senators Hitchcock Williams Lodge Borah defended and attacked the plan, warning of a world power and loss of sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Cummins
Hitchcock and
Williams
Foreign Relations Committee
Cumming
Martine
New Jersey
Lodge
Borah
United States
Peace League
Hitchcock
America
League
League of Nations
Monroe
Safa Ne
Thim
Nebraska
United States Steel declares extra dividend record
New York Jan 30 The United States Steel Corp reports earnings for 1916 far surpassing prior records. Directors boost common stock by 1 percent as part of the fourth quarter 1916 payout, with total 1916 earnings reaching 333.6 million dollars and a 8½ percent total common dividend for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Sinking Laurentic Sunk by Mine Off Ireland Coast
London report states British auxiliary cruiser Laurentic of 14,892 tons was sunk off the north coast of Ireland by a mine. Twelve officers and 109 men saved. many rescued only half clothed as a gale raged and survivors endured hours of exposure after boats drew into the vortex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Laurentic
White Star Line
Ireland
Eskimo Becomes First In New York Naturalized Citizen
Mene Peary Wallace, brought to the U S in 1890 by Rear Admiral Robert E Peary from an Arctic expedition, renounced allegiance to Denmark and received his first citizenship papers in New York. Formerly of Etah North Greenland, he was adopted by an American named Wallace after arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimo
New York
Mene Peary Wallace
Robert E Peary
Denmark
Wallace
Etah
Greenland
Naturalization Bureau
Old-Time Tariff Debate Develops Over Measure
Washington reports a revenue bill to raise about 260 million dollars via higher inheritance taxes and excess profits tax plus 10 million dollars in new debt. Republicans attack the admin plan as deficit driven by preparedness costs while Democrats blame Mexican emergency and argue levies shift burden. Fordney leads GOP questioning excess profits tax, Longworth backs critique as harming American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Treasury
Kitchin
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Republians
Germany
France
Russia
Villa
Longworth
Ambassadors and Bills Highlight Montana News
In a day of state affairs, Ambassador Fletcher is ordered to Mexico while the Senate debates a peace message. Anaconda news covers copper district activity, mining markets, and bond issues. Other items note a teacher pension proposal, postal cases, and a rising divorce filing alongside local society and sporting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Mexico
Senate
Olympian
Dakota
Steel Corporation
Congress
Denis Sion Bill
Anaconda
News of the State
Anaconda News
Edstorial
Montana Power Installs Wireless
Bannack Gold Mining Company
Ssue
Westbound Olympian wreck near Aberdeen causes injuries
Reported wreck of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul westbound Olympian train No 15 near Roscoe South Dakota. Fifteen aboard injured, one critically. Dispatches say cars and two engines left rails in heavy snow, observation car and sleeping car remained. Blizzard conditions paralyze northern state rail service with limited hope for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
D. S
Roscoe
Tone Doctors
Nuraos
Gorter
Chicago
Othr
Treck
Eamne
Moston
Mont
South Dakota
Missouri River
Milwaukee
St. Ul
Mitchell
Unusual Temperature Split Across U S Seen
A historic weather anomaly produced over 100 degree gap between readings in the southwest and north west. Texas reported highs near 86 above while regions near the Canadian border in the Rockies plunged to well below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Sugar Is King Telegrams In The House Put On Record
Telegrams are in the house and sugar is king becoming the bone of contention in the proposed eight. The statement outlines a dispute over control or priority for an eight item plan with sugar as a central issue.
Sugar Eight Hour Debate In Helena Becomes Bitter
In Helena Montana the sugar industry dominates an eight hour labor bill debate. Higgins seeks to strike sugar factories from the measure while opponents argue for limits. Yellowstone and Crismas of Carbon condemn factory conditions and wage profits, with J Alder Taton of Yellowstone defending workers’ interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Jose
Standa
Helena
Billings
Higins
Oke
Jalder Taton
Yellowstone
Demet
Crismas
Carbon Ald
Montana
Carll
Demel
Hamilton
Trains Blocked by Prolonged Snow Storm Across West
Lake City reports a Bear river canyon slide blocking two trains from Logan Utah and Portland Oregon. North of Ogden, Salt Lake City rail service halted until 300 feet of snow is cleared. Bear River canyon slide paralyzes traffic. schools closed. rural districts report frozen injuries. Wyoming Union Pacific lines blocked for seventh day. tailroad cars slowly pass. dynamite used to clear ice jams. Bitter cold sweeps Billings and Lewistown with subzero readings. Kingston records 21 below zero. Livingston shivers at 21 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD Resort
Wyo
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Rock River
Hanna
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Mexico City
Henry Lane Wilson
Madero
Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Cassports
Ona
HI Paso
el Paso
International Bridge
Alebraska
Yan
Samuel F. Streit
New York Stock Exchange Clearing House Committee
Walter F. Taylor
The
Exchange
Huge Steel Corporation
Goldberg Cartoon
Murray Funeral
Club
Neral Office
Blizzar
Ragin
Barnekat Shoals
Sandy Hook
Coast Guard
Bowden
Hague
Brussels
Wall Street
Commett
Centinea
Comma
Chicace House Foretedl
Peace Prospec York Ten
Wil- Fecent
BF. Hutton & Combe
Lnegext
Ren
Hutton
Cremittee
Idh
Vised
Edward Hutton
Connelly
Reumor
Clements, Curtis & Co
State Department
Perform
Campbell
Kansas
Sherman L. Whipple
Formmittee
George E. Ellis Jr
Georgia
Ellis
Henry
Lewistown
Livingston
Kingston
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