Colonel Returns Scene Switches Across Border
A colonel returns from the jungles across the border and states he has not made any political comment since entering South America.
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Border
South America
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
8
Roosevelt Returns From South America Amid Rumors of Presidency
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in New York from Para aboard the Aidan with two naturalists, George Cherry and Leo Miller. He denies fixed plans for 1916, says he will not run for New York governor, and greets reporters aboard the tug. He looks thinner but energetic, plans to travel to Spain for his son Kermit’s wedding, and notes no newspaper quotes misstate his political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
George K. Cherry
Leo F. Miller
Para
Booth
Aidan
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Spain
Kermit
Mrs.Roosevelt
W. Enalem Roosevelt
Archie
Theodore J J
Dudley
Dudley Field Matone
Typ
Mexico Talks and Tampico Turmoil Rumors Spread
Washington reports delayed details on missing American consul John Silliman and the Smith family near Tonola Chiapas. Officials press for clearer news as British and Brazilian diplomats seek information from Mexican authorities. Oil centers at Tampico see quiet, while federals retreat from Campelo and constitutionalists resume cotton and oil operations under tense conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ie Silliman
Saltillo
Smith
Tonola
Chiapas
State Department
M Chy
Smiths
Mexico City
Silliman
San Luis Potost
Bryan
Puerto
Mexico
Camplco
Badger
Zaragoza
Panveo City
Hosiiles
Tampico
Torreon
State
War Department
Samuel Parks
Parks
Vera Cruz
Roosevelt Returns and Bond Election Testimony in Butte District
In this issue of The Standard, reports cover Roosevelt returning, former President Mellen testifying on a bond election in the Butte school district, and related sport and state news. Other items include hotel arrivals, water carnival notes, a promoter jailed, and various legal notices across divorce and public cases. (Continues with mining news, stock market reports, classifieds, and cartoons.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mellen
New 1
Wen
Butte
Fonda News
Weinrich
Charles Reinhardt
M-Standard
Goldberg
Becker
Arkansas convention seeks support to keep troops in Colorado coal fields
Fort Smith Arkansas May 19 After a scathing indictment of Colorado John P White president of the United Mine Workers of America called the state the citadel of corporations A regional district convention for Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas adopted a resolution petitioning President Wilson to retain federal troops in Colorado coal mining districts The resolution argues Governor Ammons acts in the interests of mine operators and calls for continued federal presence in the mining areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Colorado
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Citadel of Corporations
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Wilson
United States
Ammons
Former Haven Railroad Head Tests at Key Hearing
Charles 8. Mellen, ex-president of the New York New Haven Hartford, reiterated before the Interstate Commerce Commission details of financial transactions between the New Haven and Ita subsidiaries. Amid progress in the hearing President Wilson and his cabinet held a late semi weekly cabinet conference. The session noted reports from several sources as Attorney General McReynolds pressed the cabinet on the New Haven inquiry and potential immunity in future government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Ita
Wilson
Cabnet
McReynolds
Former President Mellen Reveals New Haven Deals With Morgan
Washington May 19 The Interstate Commerce Commission heard from Charles S Mellen former president of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad system detailing Mr Morgans domination over the railroad affairs including large funds spent from the treasury He described his awe of Morgans grasp and prescience and recounted meetings with Theodore Roosevelt and others While the testimony touched on key events the full story will be developed in forthcoming questioning and evidence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
New Haven
Mr. Mellen
Mr. Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Boston & Maine Railroad
EH. Harriman
Boston & Maine
Thomas F. Byrnes
West Chester
Tammany Hall
Hemingway
Skinner
West Chester Purchase
Morgan
Roosevelt
Colonel Roose
Colonel Roosevelt
Mellen
Lane
The
Interi [State Commerce Commission
Northern
Pacife
Ste. Mellen
J.P. ‘Morgan
Mellon
Iim
Rockefeller
Hrooker
Folk
Jacob H. Schift
Kuhn, Loeb Co
Mr. Folk
Melen
Financial Committee
Messrs Morgan
Rockefeller and Miller
Mr. i
Mexico front turmoil and El Paso notes mix on May night
Reports from Mexico City describe a growing feud as plans to unseat President Huerta surface, while refugees flood Tampico and Veracruz ports. In Chicago and Butte news, rail and school bond plans unfold, with district No. 1 proposing two bonds totaling 300000 for a lakeside school, gymnasium, and related facilities amid ongoing local tests and governance questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Board of Education
the Lakes
Whitford
Engagement reports from front before Saltillo remain unconfirmed
In El Paso May 19 dispatches claim Villa defeated 5 000 Federals at Paredon with 500 prisoners and heavy losses, but no time or date. Carranza’s party returns to Durango while front news is gagged and press dispatches are blocked. Officials wait for official statements on Carranza, Huerta, and provisional leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Saltillo
Francisco Villa
Isidro Fabela
Villa
Paredon
Fabela
Durango
Carranza
Senor Fabela
Sombretete
Zacatecas
Zaragoza
Car
Tanga
Huerta
Terday
Washington
Carransa
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Lena Williams
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NEW Haven Railroad
Charles Ss. Mellen
Ledyard
Billard Company
Mr. Billard
Morg
Lse
Meroe
Almeere
Sar
Alan
Aurelian Ureutia
In Ition
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Atexten
Timost
Gunn
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Abe
Truerta
Reportera Cruz
Puebla
Tam
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Chicago
Kansas City
Peoria
Keokuk
Iowa
E.W. Kenna
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
John V. Dwyer
Theoard
PS. Harrington
Strayer
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