Colonel Returns From The Uncle
Colonel returns from Theiuncle after enduring South Amenua. He has not made any collegial omens since.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
1
Colonel returns from Theiuncle after enduring South Amenua. He has not made any collegial omens since.
Theodore Roosevelt lands in New York May 10 after a South American trip accompanied by George K. Cherry and Leo Milt. He denies plans for 1916, says no decision on governor or presidential run, and notes slight fever and weight loss but feels well. The colonel greets press and friends aboard the tug to Oyster Bay, then heads home.
In the current Standard page, Roosevelts return dominates political talk as Former President Mellen of New Ma ven discusses the rout of the school district election. Other items cover sport news, state and local race notes, a failed hotel promoter, an honor banquet, and various court cases including a non-suit loss for Weinrich and divorce actions.
Washington reports a congested border situation with Mexican policy seen as problematic. Officials urge coordinated action as arrivals and trade pressures intensify, impacting travel, commerce, and regional planning.
Washington reports mixed progress in Mexican diplomacy as American commissioners press for details on hostilities and refugee movements. Officials note calm in Mexico City yet warn of uncertain communications and the risk of renewed clashes near Tampico and Vera Cruz.
John P. White of the United Mine Workers decries Colorado in a May 10 meeting. A district convention of Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas adopts a resolution urging President Wilson to deploy troops to Colorado mining areas, accusing Governor Ammons of siding with corporate interests in the state.
Charles Mellen, former president of the New York, New Haven and Hartford, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission about alleged fake transactions with NYH and its subsidiaries. President Wilson and a cabinet in conference as the hearing continued.
Washington May 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission heard former New Haven president Charles Mellen recount how Pierpont Morgan controlled the railroad empire. He testified about battles with Theodore Roosevelt and the West Chester purchase, the New Haven Boston Maine tie in, and a push to release information to the press. The testimony included details on bonds, stock transfers, and internal financial committees, with Mellen portraying Morgan as a powerful, decisive figure.
A cryptic missive about fighting over a wire and references to multiple regions including the United States and the United Arab Emirates prompts questions about its meaning and source context. The fragment hints at a broader dispute or security issue but provides few concrete details or names.
Telegraph reports from Mexico City describe rising tension amid rumors of attacks on Guantanamo and potential uprisings by Zapata forces. Refugees flee Vera Cruz and Tampico as belief grows that leadership will act soon against the government. Authorities tighten guard at the capital while foreign residents monitor developments.
A.Mithigi Wiayauk er road Chicago on May 19 was told of a proposed new short line from Chicago to Wansna Cis via Peoria, TH, and Kevkul lows. H W Mekkenna, VP of the Chat tongo Milwaukee Bt. Patrait road, reports after touring European countries.
A special election is planned in the town district to vote on two 150000 bond propositions for school improvements. One bond would finance the lakeside school building, administration building, the Wilford property, a gymnasium, athletics, and repairs. The second would fund athletic facilities and related departments. The board adopted resolutions and scheduled a special meeting this evening to finalize form and regulations.
El Paso Texas May 19 News from the front is silent as dispatches claim Villa defeated 5,000 federals at Paredon with 500 prisoners and captured materiel. Carranza party returns to Durango. officials await official word on Huerta’s removal and provisional government. Local wires blocked, no independent confirmation of the battle or timing.
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