Will Huerta Keep Power As Mexico Crisis Deepens
Oct 12 dispatch from Mexico City notes provisional President Huerta rejects resignation and vows to stay at the national palace. He claims no plan to flee and says he will step aside only after elections and a lawful order. General Tillich responds with sarcasm as the political tension escalates.
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Rumors of Mexican leadership change unsettle Washington
Washington anxious as rumors persist that President Huerta may resign or be replaced by General Blanquet. Officials frantically seek confirmation while state department notes mixed signals from Mexico City and Monterrey, with some indicating Huerta plans to remain in charge. Circles urging Huerta to rule for president circulate nationwide, signed Commitee.
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Mark Good Arrested On Six Complaints
Mark Good, after traveling widely, was arrested on six complaints connected to forgery on endorsements on checks issued through the office of the secretary of state, as reported by the Standard in Helene on October 18.
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Telegraphic News
Immune claims and forged checks loom in Helena case
Governor Stewart denies immunity as Good fights to clear his name amid Langhorne case probes. Hurd files eight complaints against Gond alleging forged endorsements on stock checks, with Gond jailed on $2,500 bonds and awaiting district court.
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Sulzer Honored by Adoring Crowd at Execution Evening
Several hundred admirers gathered to honor former governor William Sulzer who faced impeachment after leaving office. A bouquet was presented as Sulzer spoke of resisting bossism and warned against corrupt politics. He planned no public lectures yet and would soon travel to Copperstown with his wife for a brief respite.
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Loving Cup
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Sutwear
Train Saved by Engineer Action in Copper City Plot
Detectives investigated an attempt to blow up the Copper City bound Mohawk mine train carrying 42 mine guards and 48 passengers. Engineer Cockliz spotted a lit fuse from a distance and stopped the train, preserving lives as rails were blown and crowd violence rose. Militia escorted mine guards to Mohawk while authorities consider postal department actions amid the disruption.
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Ofice Department
London suffragists face dispersal and deportation orders
A chaotic London scene reports widespread dismay as authorities move to deport Mrs. Pankhurst and exile other suffragists. The London headquarters and leadership are fragmented, with officials scarce and rank-and-file mobilization uncertain. International reactions, including U.S. views, spotlight cross border tensions over militant tactics and women's enfranchisement.
New York Church Hears Heresy Trial Reform Plan
New York October church delegates debated reforms to limit immediate penalties for heresy charges. A plan to establish a court of appeals to review clerical discipline faced approval, with deputies voting on broader structure and the possibility of a supreme court. Bishops’ election discussions continued as resolution on a new ecclesiastical bureau moved forward.
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Kaiser and Crown Prince Have Not Yet Made Up Dispute Calm
Berlin reports the crown prince missing from festive events raising strains with the emperor. He traveled to a hunting lodge in the Bavarian mountains. An adjutant general was sent to Munich to bring him back, returning with the crown prince and princess to the capital as tension between father and son persisted.
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Segregation Debate Moves From Policy to Religion in City
The speech by Tracey WW Sumner, dean of the Cathedral of St Peter and Paul in Chicago, pressed for nonsegregation while urging action against poverty and corruption. He warned against social decay and urged relocation of the wealthy to set a standard, citing cultural contrasts between affluent and poor districts. A separate report notes A. S. Burke killed by an enraged man on his ranch near Phoenix as the nation wrestles with social tensions.
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Mrs Pankhurst Faces Immediate Hearing In America
London and New York dispatches report Emmeline Pankhurst, famed British suffragist, detained on arrival aboard the Provence at Fire Island. An immigration board will hear arguments in Washington tomorrow on deportation due to a moral turpitude conviction. Pankhurst vows to appeal while asserting her release would aid the suffrage cause.
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Body of Dillon Man Found Near Dawson
A cable from Dawson reports the body of J. A. Lindberg, 39, of Dijon Montana, found after seven and a half days of river travel and flood conditions. Lindberg, a Fiagtes member, drowned while attempting to ford White River. His valuables were taken to Dawson by Singgard and Athert, and the Yukon government directs an NWMP inquiry into the death amid dangerous glacier conditions near the Ressei region.
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