Senator Borah Urges Preparedness and Tariff Revision
Boston October 10 United States Senator Borah Idaho spoke on Preparedness as essential and reasonable warning that government must protect lives and property. He warned that without protection even cross border Mexico cannot shield citizens and urged the United States to prepare for a great industrial war and to revise the tariff.
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Free Advice to Sick Women from Lydia E. Pinkham Co
A Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co confidential women's correspondence service invites women with any form of female illness to write. Letters are read and answered by women, kept confidential, and no testimonial is published without consent. The firm offers a free 30 page Text Book by mail.
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Mass
Lynn, Mass
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Todey
Recognition of Carranza Gov Earns North Mexican Jubilation
News of Washington recommending recognition of the Carranza government brings widespread rejoicing among Carranza adherents in northern Mexico. Festivities, processions, and amnesty offers occur as rebels and refugees react to the shift in status and international support.
Lieutenant Harris Killed in Auto Accident
Lieutenant Frank Harris of the battleship Delaware, a Memphis resident, was killed when an automobile overturned in Yuchmag va. October 10. Lieutenants Powell and Parsons, also of the Delaware, were seriously injured and Dr Leste Briggs of Richmond was slightly hurt.
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Delaware
Memphis
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PP Powell
Henry Parsons
Leste Briggs
Richmond
Formal Action Extending Recognition to the First Chief
Washington reports indicate Argentina Brazil and Chile back U S plan to recognize General Carranza as Mexico's de facto leader within a week though embargo on arms against Villa aligned factions will be imposed. Carranza promises foreigners protection and religious liberty while reforms address land and taxation under constitutionalist rule.
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Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
Carranza
Mexico
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Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Villa
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Huerta
Carranza Party
George C Carothers
State Department
General Villa
Juarez
Meco
Taft
Moxico City
Mexica
Kheco Arredondo
Pan American Conferces
Mevich
Plans for constitutional government amid Mexican revolution
The article discusses plans to establish constitutional government in Mexico via municipal councils and a federal congress. It notes the first chief will transfer executive power to the president elect after the electoral process, with a statement from Villa faction officials criticizing Pan American conferees for backing Carranza and Villa while questioning the legitimacy of Carranza’s de facto rule and urging a real, stable government free of dictatorship and inefficiency.
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ML Diaz Lombardo
Ennrique G. Liorente
Madero
Carranza
Conventiomat
Atrugele
Euch
Missing steamer Norrbotten abandons search in hurricane
Philadelphia reports no trace of the Swedish steamship Norrbotten with a crew of forty after the Thelma from Greenland arrives with no findings. The vessel, carrying iron ore from Narvik to Philadelphia, disappeared after September 11 and last wireless date was September 38. Shipping circles suspect the ship was caught in the hurricane of September 24 and 25.
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Greenland
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Norrbotten
German Bid Too High For Allied Powers
London observers discuss Bulgaria's alignment with the central powers and the implications for British policy. The Westminster Gazette argues Britain cannot outbid German offers while stressing composure and readiness to proceed along an alternate line. The Pall Mall Gazette dismisses attacks on Foreign Secretary Grey as counterproductive and questions whether military measures suffice amid a mobilized nation under Emperor William's brother-in-law.
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Edward Grey
Mass Meeting Called on Turk Atrocities
New York reports a mass meeting under the American Committee on Armenian Atrocities will be held next Sunday to protest Armenian massacres by the Turks. Rome notes Pope Benedict's autograph letter to the sultan interceding for Armenians, via Monsignor Daler in Constantinople.
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Printers to Have Float in Parade During Festival
The Atlanta Typographical union decided to produce a distinctive float for Harvest festival week. They invite allied city unions to contribute fronts and seek broad labor representation in the parade on the festival’s last day, with Wardlaw guiding the effort.
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Festival Association
Two Hundred Fifty Passengers Rescued After Vessel Collision
In New London and New York October 10 a collision between the Bay State Line steamer Tennessee and the schooner Samuel & Thorp caused holes in both ships. About 250 passengers were transferred at sea to the Concord of the Colonial Line. The Tennessee sailed to Bartlett Light for repairs, while the schooner was towed to harbor. One passenger seriously injured, several others with minor hurts, and passengers reported panic before Captain Enos steadied the crowd.
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Newark
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Providence
Thorp
Enos
British Submarine Sinks German Ship Latent Lulea Near Lubeck
London dispatch reports the German steamer Lulea torpedoed near Geldser Wightship by British submarine B-19. Eleven Lulea crewmen landed near the lighthouse after the attack, three hours after torpedo strike. The vessel reportedly remained afloat at 6 o'clock with its men in lifeboats.
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Reuters
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Bradford Laws Killed in Automobile Smash
Bradford Laws of Sinclair Louisiana was killed and his brother H Langdon Laws Jr was injured when their automobile plunged down an embankment near Cincinnati today. Laws family has long been tied to Louisiana sugar production with the Laws sugar estate and refinery at Sinclair among the state’s notable properties.
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J Bradford Ws
Sinclair
H Langdon Laws, Jr
of Laws
Lousiana
New Orleans
J Bradford Laws
Cincinnat
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Holy Name Societies Hold Annual Parades Across Cities
Washington and Pittsburg hosted large Holy Name Society parades with thousands in line. In Washington the demonstration drew more than 17600 members from Baltimore, Washington and nearby points to protest blasphemy, with a sermon on the topic on the White House ellipse. In Pittsburg nearly 26000 joined the parade of the Catholic Diocese to condemn profanity and blasphemy.
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Holy Name Societies
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Virginia Points
White House
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Pittsburg
Holy Name Society
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