United States pressures Huerta as Mexican crisis widens
The United States insists on Huerta's resignation and an end to the embargo on arms. U S officials hold firm while Congress leans toward removing the embargo. France considers mediation if Mexico asks and the U S signals openness to such a course. Battleships remain off Vera Cruz as Pancho Villa leads a constitutionalist attack in Chihuahua. Refugees report the killing of American mine officer R. Weinberger by rebels with reports of mutilation.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Huerta
Mexico
House
O Wwhaughnessey
Alfa
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
France
Paris
Mosi
Lind
Vera Cruz
Jour Lind
Mexico City
Wison
W. A. Burnsil
Washington, D. C
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Michigan
California
Pittsburg
el Passo
Tex
Chihuahua
Pancho Villa
Juarez
Eagle Pass
Texas
Mepimi Durango
R. Weineger
Women Storm Capitol as Indicts Troops in City Lockdown
Indianapolis reports show the city surrounded by state guards to quell a garment workers strike. Three hundred women from the Garment Workers' Union led a Capitol rally demanding arbitration while militia and police brace for potential trouble. martial law was not declared and talks on charter cancellation continue.
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Capitol
Garment Workers’ Union
Ralston
Income Tax Ties Up Street Car System of St Augustine
St Augustine Florida November 6 The St Johns Electric Company has not paid the city income tax causing all street car traffic to be suspended. Cars are guarded in barns by municipal police after a failed afternoon conference. A new meeting is planned for tomorrow morning to resolve the dispute.
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City of St. Augustine
Associated Press
St. Augustine
Fla
St. Johns
Stabbed Diaz Hushed by Havana Assault on Promenade
General Felix Diaz was stabbed twice on the Malecon in Havana while strolling with injuries to the neck and behind the ear. He was taken to a hospital as the assailant was arrested. Diaz had recently arrived after escaping Huerta's power with U.S. help from Veracruz.
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General Diaz
Havana
Felix Diaz
Malecon
Diaz
United States
Huerta
Veracruz
Postmaster Urges Strict Addressing to Speed Mail
Postmaster J H Rucker prints a directive from the first assistant postmaster general urging careful addressing as the Christmas season nears. The notice notes frequent address omissions slow delivery, especially in large cities, and recommends including street or room numbers, city and state, and adding complete addresses on stationery. It also calls for stamps and rubber stamps indicating delays due to incomplete addresses and public education on proper addressing.
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J. H. Rucker
Lanner
Santa Claus
Fire at Southern Oil Mill Occurs at 1 A.M.
At 1 30 a fire alarm summoned firefighters to the Southern Oil Mill near the Southern Railway depot. The blaze started beneath the mill but was quickly contained by the watchman and the fire department, preventing a possible catastrophe.
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Southern Oil Mill
Southern Railway
Investigation into Louisville & Nashville Railroads Antitrust Probe
Washington November 6 Senate passes Luke Lea resolution calling for an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into Louisville and Nashville Railroad operations to determine potential violations of federal anti trust laws.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Luke Lea
Senate
Invitation to all to attend First Baptist meetings
The First Baptist church invites everyone to two sermons today by Dr. Pickard at 4 PM and 8 PM. He preached last night on Am I My Brother's Keeper, urging responsibility for others. Dr. Lynch returns today from North Carolina to join the services.
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First Baptist Church
Pickard
Cain
Lynch
North Carolina
Woman Seventy Pleads Guilty to Pension Fraud
Pensacola Florida November 6. Mrs Martha A Green seventy years old pleaded guilty to forging pension orders in court. Sentence of two years in prison and a five hundred ninety dollar fine was suspended.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Martha A. Green
Demonstration At Electric Shop Promotes White Crest Flour
Demonstrators from the Electric Shop yesterday afternoon hosted a flour demonstration for White Crest Flour. Miss Herman and Miss Hill served a tasty menu to visitors and the window display drew townwide attention with a steady stream between three and six. A notable recipe for White Crest Angel Cake featured twelve egg whites, sugar, White Crest Flour, lemon extract, and cream of tartar, with detailed steps and a forty five minute bake.
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Herman
Miss Hill
Athene
Welcome Home Georgia Football Team to Meet at Depot
The Georgia team returns from Augusta this afternoon at 1:30 and will be greeted at the Georgia depot by the band student body and local friends. The Red and Black cheerleaders urge all to welcome the victorious Georgians home. Officials cite telegraph delays from Augusta and note Western Union emergency service until 2 a.m. to relay results.
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Georgia
Augusta
Gia
Khanna
Rrr
Murphy
Athens
Associated Press
Western Union
Senate alters currency bill with regional bank provisions
Washington D C November 6 The senate committee coalition rewrites the currency measure with public subscription capital for regional banks government appointed majority directors new treasury note loans instead of bank notes and redemption in lawful currency White House position unclear as Georgia delegation remains away and caucus plans loom
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Senate Committee Coalition
Owen
United States
Treasury
Washington
Georgia
Mrs Wilson Confesses to Killing Husband in Ocala Farm Shooting
In Ocala today Mrs Albert Wilson admitted to police that she killed her husband Sunday night at their farm near Wilson Florida. She claimed the shooting was in self defense during a beating. The woman has been married three times.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Albert Wilson
Ocala
Wilson, Fla
Small Pig Hams Small Strips of Kinghan's Bacon
A compact notice highlights saleable bacon products described as small pig hams and thin strips from Kinghan's brand. Readers see a brief market notice detailing available pork cuts and supplier labeling.
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Kinghan
Bacon
Arnold & Abney
Victors Triumph 8–0 as Band Leads Fans to Meet Eleven
A large crowd, including hundreds of fans and a famous band, celebrated a decisive victory as the returning eleven were greeted after the game.
Georgia Triumphs Over Clemson In Close Georgia-Red clash
In Augusta on November 6 Georgia outlasted Clemson 18 to 15 after a tense second half. Georgia used its best lineup as Cunningham shuffled players, with McWhorter anchoring the backfield and Carey returning late in the first half. A late forward pass by Eud Smith capped the winning drive as the Tigers were kept from scoring in the final minutes. Tech and Auburn scouts attended, noting Georgia’s strategic setup under Coach Cunningham.
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Fair Grounds
Augusta
Georgia
University of Georgia
Clemson Tigers
Eud Smith
Tiger
Cunningham
McWhorter
Carey
Tech
Auburn
Heisman
Devore
Donnehu
Clemson
Jy Turner
Broyles
Tigers
Batt
Arbor Day Celebration Planned by City Health Leader
Dr Bloomfield, first and only president of the board of health, will lead a city Arbor Day event with planting of many trees.
Council Last Evening Passes Paving And Health Measures
The regular monthly meeting extended several hours as the mayor and council passed paving and assessment ordinances. Citizens O H Arnold and A O Harper sought Lumpkin Street improvements, Dr Burson offered sanitation advice, W L Erwin sought a deed, and a Fire Preventing Society report was discussed. Dr J C Bloomfield resigned as president of the board of health effective January first.
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O. H. Arnold
A. 0
Harper
Lumpkin
Ruthford
Burson
State Agricultural College
Board of Health
W. L. Erwin
Pulaski Street
Fire Preventing Society of Georgia
Lyndon Row
Strickland Street
Madison Avenue
J. C. Bloomfield
Bloomfield
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