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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
7
Reported Washington sent a new Communication to General Huer to spread in the city, but it drew casual interest. The special cabinet meeting planned for today was not held, seen as sign that he is not yet ready to respond to Washington’s demands with his ministers.
Washington discussion swirled over Huerta as officials offered no clear stance. Secretary Bryan avoided confirming any ultimatum or new communication while President Wilson prepared to vote in New Jersey and remained briefed at the State Department amid ongoing inquiries.
The United States pursues a steady diplomatic push to remove Huerta from power in Mexico. Washington denies any ultimatum and signals readiness to back a constitutional government while maintaining a quiet, coordinated approach with major powers.
Paris November 4 The French government is considering offering friendly services to the United States and Mexico in this moment of crisis. Nothing has been done beyond informal inquiries at Washington and Mexico City to see if anything could ease the present tension and perhaps reach a satisfactory arrangement.
Fort Leavenworth in Kansas announces the departure of the Second squadron of the Fifteenth United States Cavalry for Fort Huachuca Arizona on November seventh under War Department orders dated October twenty ninth. The squadron of about 250 men and officers will relieve a Fifth Cavalry squadron at Huachuca and proceed to this post. Chicago reports Acting under further orders.
The third division of the U S fleet including Rhode Island Virginia Nebraska and New Jersey arrived at Vera Cruz at 6 15 p m and anchored outside the breakwater The War Department had issued orders for four troops of the Fifteenth United States Cavalry to leave Fort Sheridan for El Paso Texas next Friday.
Washington reports sixty French colonists near Santa Rosalia on the west coast of Mexico are now safely gathered at a seaport. They may be protected by American warships patrolling the coast as danger to them is reported.
Former Mexican dictator Porfirio Diaz will reside in Miami this winter, says Rafael Riesega Diaz’s nephew and Mexican consul hero. He reports a leased home near William J Bryan’s residence and that Diaz will arrive with his family in December.
General Venustiano Carranza, leader of the constitutionalist movement in Mexico, urged Dr Henry Alen Tupper of the International Peace Forum to telegraph Secretary Bryan to learn if the U S planned to intervene with arms. He warned that armed intervention would be a grave mistake and said the constitutionalists can win by importing arms, while acknowledging it could take years for the United States to pacify Mexico. Carranza also asked for lifting the arms embargo and for the privilege of transporting his soldiers across American territory.
City seeks to open and extend Spring Street as a congestion relief project. Subcommittees will secure rights, donations, and coordinate with property owners from Marietta Street north to Brookwood, possibly via a viaduct to Terminal Station. The plan envisions a direct boulevard with no car tracks, connecting center city to Peachtree Road.
Boston reports Democrat Walsh elected governor by an estimated 50 000 plurality with Democratic ticket sweeping most state offices and Republicans holding legislature majorities. In third district Republican Calvin D Paige led in a close race, with Gardiner trailing. Foss conceded Walsh's win at 7 45 with a congratulatory message.
Washington reports Georgia marble discrimination will be pressed by the Georgia delegation in relation to the $1,000,000 Lincoln memorial marble contract. Oscar Wenderoff will inspect north Georgia quarries this week, with Senator Bacon urging favorable findings on marble deposits and durability. Bids for Arlington mausoleum use of Stone Mountain granite and Vermont marble are reviewed by General Aleshire. final approval rests with the secretary of war to avoid discrimination against Georgia granite.
Macon Law Enforcement league through Dr W N Ainsworth offers saloon owners a path to end the injunctions by surrendering all licenses city state and federal and quitting the business for good. Saloon operators have not replied and may appeal to the state supreme court as every Macon saloon is enjoined and owners cited for contempt amid a broader push to enforce prohibition.
Ohio voters crowded out several constitutional amendments and ballot reforms as mayoral races dominated returns. Cleveland mayoral race favored Democrat Newton Baker by about 1,000, Cincinnati mayoral race led by Republican Spiegel by about 2,000, Toledo set to elect former State Senator Carl Kellar, and Columbus re-elected Mayor George J. Karb. Kentucky Democrats cleared many offices, while Lewisville saw Democrat John H. Buschmeyer win by about 5,500 amid fraud allegations from rival Wood F. Axton.
Thomasville Ga November 4 Special The election tomorrow for four congressmen from the second district to fill the unexpired term of the late A Roddenberry promises a lively race Roscoe Luke and Judge Park lead supporters Covington also pushes a strong claim Luke proclaims confidence in victory If Park wins the governor would appoint to the vacant superior court bench inviting keen competition among lawyers seeking the seat.
Continued from page one the text recalls a campaign marked by a harsh critique of a corrupt machine and leadership. The piece notes plans for rapid transit and invites Judge McCall to chair the public service commission. Mr Mitchel, arriving at fusion headquarters, vows to oppose Murphy and help drive him from business as election day looms. Whitman is projected for re election as district attorney on multiple tickets.
Republicans swept New York State winning a large assembly majority. Returns show 75 Republicans and 46 Democrats with 5 Progressives and 2 in doubt. Syracuse and Johnstown produced notable progressive wins while Buffalo backed Democrats.
In Jacksonville Florida on November 4 Hanlon finished ahead after a foul in the opening round. Referee halted action when Cannon faced the foul and Hanlon claimed victory on that call.
Chicago November 4 women voted in over twenty towns in southern Illinois. Their ballots favored the prohibition issue, tipping the scale toward the dry tickets with a noticeable though not overwhelming shift in local politics.
Peking reports drastic moves by Yuan Shikai to curb the Kuo Ming Tang parliamentary opposition. Proclamations banish 3000 party members, martial law looms, arrests and summary executions rise, and elder Manchu officials prepare to resume cabinet roles while parliament struggles to act.
In Indianapolis on November 4, about thirty police officers refused to ride street cars during a strike, returning badges and remaining on patrol. Mayor Shank said reinforcements would come from the state militia to prevent bloodshed. A new death linked to the unrest followed a riot at the downtown traction line.
Philadelphia voters on November 4 elected two superior court judges in a non partisan race with low turnout. Likely reelection of Judge John J Henderson and victory for James Alcorn, both Republicans. Bond issue for road construction appears defeated. Republicans also won key city offices including Samuel P Rotan district attorney and James B Sheehan register of wills, with a sharp Pittsburgh mayoral contest producing J G Armstrong 28 over Stephen G Porter.
Paris near Melun 27 miles from the city. The Marseilles Paris express collided with another train. Seven coaches were destroyed and set ablaze. Death toll estimated between forty and fifty. Doctors were summoned from Melun and nearby towns as more bodies were recovered.
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