Huerta Willing to Owe Up 105
Private source reports Huerta showing willingness to owe 105 as part of ongoing financial arrangements. Unspecific details conveyed without identifiers or context.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
1
Private source reports Huerta showing willingness to owe 105 as part of ongoing financial arrangements. Unspecific details conveyed without identifiers or context.
Reports from Vera Cruz and Niagra Falls today say President Hoots favors turning over government to a mediation commission drawn from republic factions. Mediators expect a protocol within a week and discuss minor dispenses while Mexicans seek a provisional central government.
Lewiston Idaho May 27 local option election returns show a very large majority in New Perce county but incomplete results from distant precincts leave the final outcome uncertain awaiting official canvass. Lewiston reports a wet majority of 781 with the reservation country voting dry under treaty terms. Canal Zone SIAKES Colo May 27 a severe earthquake lasting about 24 seconds rattled the area, defying prior tremors in the zone.
Fragmented readable lines mention Huerta war context and various local news bits. The disjointed text touches on state, city and mining notes, a widow’s story, lawsuits, and sport and market references without coherent narrative or dates.
New York reports Dr Doyle arriving aboard the Olympic with Sir Arthur W. and Lady Dovie. He warns that English public opinion may trigger large scale action against suffragettes, predicting possible civil unrest or even civil war if measures proceed. Ulster’s stance remains firm against Irish Home Rule.
Special Dispatch to the Blanchard, Washington May 22 John D. Ryan president of the Amalgamated Copper Company spoke at the National Foreign Trade Convention in Us city He urged legislative or executive action allowing American exporters to enter agreements on prices for foreign markets arguing such collusion would yield fair prices and permit higher returns for American production He called for a Sherman act exception for foreign sales or a departmental ruling limiting the act to domestic sales to American consumers
Baltimore Md May 27 The American Medico Psychological association at its annual convention refused to go on record as favoring eugenic marriage laws The council resolution recommending clean health and evidence of normal mind before marriage licenses was tabled by a large majority The body adopted resolutions urging segregation of the feeble minded and other mental delinquents and the establishment of separate institutions for their care.
In San Francisco on May 27 1965 officials announced the International aviation race will begin May 14 1965. Arnold Krark jan head of the ceronaut bureau will depart May 28 to map the route for the around the world event.
Missoula city council authorizes the city attorney to pursue steps to purchase the municipal water system from Senator Clark's Missouri properties. The plan includes creating a separate department under city control, with a proposed ordinance to seek legislative backing and local votes.
Washington Me tenant Robert Ts Thirgaeth Le has been discharged from the army as the result of conviction by a court martial. He served 46 months with H Seward Alaska, last year. Lieutenant Parker was appointed from Illinois.
Fragmentary 19th century dispatches describe a Bavaria shipload bound for Vera Cruz and Progreso. Authorities confiscated arms and machines guns as part of wartime controls. Rumors swirl of German material channels via Puerto Mexico and Veracruz, with ongoing seizure threats and naval scrutiny.
An unidentified balloon with several aeronauts aboard descended at sea near Deban Germany on May 27. A fishing boat was dispatched to investigate the wreck and locate survivors or debris.
A fragmentary war report describes a vanquished military band's performance for opposing forces. It notes movements of constitutionalist troops, transport via the Mexican Central railroad, and plans to seize or garrison key cities as Carranza firms orders. Foreign-owned properties, including coal and oil assets, are mentioned for possible public sale or seizure.
Wrestington May 27. Politic talk focused on Pennsylvania during a conference among President Wilson A Mitchell Palmer and Vanes C McCormick. Progressives plan campaign moves across states and consider statements from Roosevelt and Oyster Hasy as they weigh party direction.
A partially readable fragment reports that remnants of a balloon possibly linked to Andree were found in a forest near eastern Slarte. The find prompted an investigation ordered by Koerner after a Swedish foreign activity update. An Arctic explorer accompanied by two servants disappeared after leaving his stated report.
A Mexican campaign in Mexico ends with a suicide after two months abroad as gunshot wounds appear in his head. Authorities cannot determine if the death was self inflicted or the result of foul play.
A YF Wen, a year old son of Mr and Mrs Chester Wille Tammy, drowned in an auto accident this afternoon in Bozeman. Other members of the party escaped with bruises as a vehicle went into a ditch after losing control.
Radical labor leaders in a tense session outline bold plans to reshape unions nationwide. Key figures rally members, urging unified action across cities, with debates over strategy and immediate goals dominating the agenda.
The Rocky Mountain Association of the Unified Mine Workers held its convention, endorsing federal ownership of Colorado coal and designating Denver as the next meeting site. Officers reelected include President Henry Ana, President of Montana District No 27, John Metentian as vice president Colorado District No 195, and Robert LL Unelli as secretary treasurer with international board duties.
May 22 Spokane costs council considers a change to Mountain Time to gain an extra hour of daylight for events. The communication asks the council to adopt Mountain Time, sending the issue to the public affairs committee of the chamber of commerce for study.
A Vadimar boy, aged and unnamed, was severely injured last night after being struck from behind by a car on Utah avenue Seleen. He suffered a broken leg a fractured collarbone chest contusions and a wound. The driver fled the scene and police sought the vehicle and its owner as hospital authorities treated the boy.
Manting returned from Elena to stay with J J Pongzer who was arrested yesterday in Heroine case. Congerry altered switch passing at two ways. one at Clancy business and another at the Johnnysea hotel in Jarmben.
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