Aggressive US Options Considered in Mexico Crisis
President Wilson and Secretary Bryan weigh stronger moves as Huerta regime tightens grip. Options include naval demonstrations, pressing Mexico City to oust Huerta, or severing relations to back the constitutionalists and push for a lawful election. Bryan heads to Waterloo, Germany ships in Mexican waters add pressure. US aims to maintain a naval presence and avoid triggering illegal recognition while awaiting Mexico’s course.
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Wilson
Bryan
Myn Ceir
United States
Washington
Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico City Faces Strained Ties Over Recognition Question
A tense discussion unfolds in Mexico City as U S pressure and Mexican election plans collide. Officials weigh future recognition and how it will affect ties with Washington. Presidential candidates Gambo and Calero anticipate polls, while Mexican leaders seek a conciliatory path amid international pressure.
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Mesto City
United States
Nelson
Federico Gambo
Manuel Calero
Mexico
Jon Ind Mealeo
Army plans to quit Huerta sparks Mexico border drama
General Joaquín Maas, commander at Piedras Negras, was arrested on a US warrant in San Antonio and released on a $5000 bond. He traveled with an eighteen officer staff toward Laredo, planning to recross into Mexico. Officials in Texas report tense cross border developments and potential shifts in Mexican leadership.
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San Antonio
Texas
Joaquin Maas
Piedras Negras
Nuevo Laredo
Maas
War Department
Willard L Simpson
Mexico
Maass
United States
United
John L Dibreli
General Wasas
Edwardo Maas
Laredo
Wuas
Bugh
Joaquin Mais
Mensean
Macatan
Wigs
Mars
Saltillo
Corthuil
Pineral
Bryan
Sin Antonng
Perder
Mexican political tension over presidency and deputies
The piece notes the difficulty of achieving a change as the only recourse is the holdings of elections or presidency retention by General Huerta. It cites Mexican press accepting Foreign Minister Mohenos on the depusities and the cautious stance of Washington memorandum, with deputies in prison and limited outside contact.
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Threita
United States
Gentral Huerta
Foruigo
Mohenos
Bent Otittle
Germany watches Mexican situation amid U S policy stance
The German foreign office monitors developments in Mexico closely while maintaining its policy of allowing the United States to settle matters without erroneous advice. News reports suggesting Ambassador Girardi’s recall are unfounded. The cruiser Vineta, along with Heria, was ordered to respond to American waters as disturbances in Mexico unfold.
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Germany
Perlin
Mexico
United States
Ambassadoer
Girardig
Segard
Vineta
Hertia
Fate of Sulzer Will Be Known This Day
Reported action in the governor’s impeachment trial centers on removing William Sulzer from office and disqualifying him from future state service. The 57-member court needs 38 votes to convict, with public scrutiny as spectators were barred and reporters admitted.
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William Sulzer
Wenl
Senate Chamber
Pech-Morzgenthau
Sulzer
United States Attorney Removed in Oklahoma
U S Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma Boardman was removed today amid undisclosed charges. Officials offered no details on the nature of the allegations or the disposition of the case.
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Washington
Namer N Boardman
United States
Western District of
Oklahoma
Charm of Book Lost In Dramatization Says Hackett
James K K Hackett discusses dramatization, noting no loss of value from novel to stage. He explains actors sense the reality of their world behind the footlights and describes how a drama is built from life incidents and the author’s inspiration.
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Hackett
James KK. Hackett
Louis Gyan Shipman
Harvard
Mi nos Central to Float 120 Million Bonds
Chicago October 15 stockholders of the Mi nos Central Railroad company voted to hold a special meeting on November 14 to consider issuing 120000000 in bonds. President Markham proposed allocations including lines south of the Ohio river. refunding prior issues. and future improvements. Retiring directors were elected and William A Harriman, son of E H Harriman, was elected to replace the late A G Hackstaff.
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Chicago
Minois Central Railroad Company
Markham
Ohio River
William A Harriman
H Harriman
A. G Hackstaff
Barron Freed as Wife May Change Mind
Dr J M E Barron is freed after chemical tests show no poison in Mrs Barron’s organs. Mr Mann, father of Mrs Barron 1, aided release and criticized early charges, while authorities deem further prosecution unwarranted.
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Cora Wheeler
Henry County
J. ME Barron
Mana
Spon
Everhardt
Milne
McDonough
W.R S Mann
Mra Barron No
R Barron
Gorry
Barrons
Mann
Susprcon
JW Huckaby
Atlanta
Sarron
Poser
Billverden
Young Barron
J W Wall
Wall
Friend Pleads for Emerson Broyles in Forgery Case
A friend of Emerson Broyles, jailed on forgery theft and cheating charges, issues a public plea for trust and portrays the youth as repentant. The statement argues Broyles has not shared his side, claims the public has misjudged him, and says the amount involved is far less than cited, with a confession possible if paroled.
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Emerson Broyles
Broyles
Frick Gives Bride 2 Million Dollar Check in Settlement
Baltimore report says Henry Clay Frick handed his new daughter in law a 2 million dollar check after son Childs Frick married Frances Dixon. It is believed securities valued at 12 million were given to the groom. The item concludes with unrelated and garbled advertising text.
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Baltimore
Henry Clay Frick
Childs Frick
Frances 5S Dixon
Frick
Childern
Cleveland Humane Society
Filipinos Named to Philippine Commission by Wilson
President Wilson and Secretary Garrison named five Filipinos to the Philippine Commission, including Vincente Illustre and Jaime De Veyra. Rafael Palma remains on the body, marking the first time natives hold a majority on the nine member panel as a step toward self government and eventual independence.
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Wilson
Garrison
Philippine Coumission
Victorina Mapa
Jaime C de Veyra
Vicente Ilustro
Vincente Singson Mapa
Finance and Justice
Rafael Palma
Phisippines
Harrison
War Department
Senate
Victorino Mapa
Calive
Capiz
Register of Deeds
Liola
Koho
Supreme Court
Philippine Island
United States
Poltics
Leyte
Manila
Cebu
Vincente Illustre
Batangas
Assembly
Vincente Singsan
Vigan
Slocez Our
Teft
University of Sante
Nacionalista
Progresista
Visayan Islands
Ilocano
Luzon
Gaylesville Gin Burns In Alabama Fire Loss Reported
Fire yesterday morning destroyed the historic old grist mill and the modern Binning plant at Gaylesville Alabama. Loss listed at 16009 with over 50 bales of cotton consumed. Forty nine years ago Sherman’s army camped in Gaylesville for nearly two weeks and foraged the country. The burned mill fed the army, supplying most of the grain. Comment from Professor Emily Greene Balch on income and wages for the poor.
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Rome
Gaylesville
Ala
Shermans
WIFE ATTACKED BY ACCUSED WOMAN IN ALLEGED AFFECTION CASE
New York October 15 Mrs Clar ance H Mackay suffrage leader and wife of the Postal Telegraph Cable head denies all of Catherine K Blake’s charges in a $1 million suit alleging alienation of her husband Dr Joseph A Blake. Mackay says Blake has lived apart since 1904 and that Blake has sought to injure her good name with accusations about his relations with other women. Blake’s suit for separation is pending.
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New York
Clarance H Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Catherine K. Blake
Joseph A Blake
Arthur C Train
Mackay
Blake
Ises
Mrs .Blake
Mae
Moose Men Barred on Maryland Ballots
Baltimore October 15 Attorney General Poe holds that state candidates of the progressive and labor parties cannot appear on the next elections ballot for alleged late nomination filings. The affected progressives include U S Senate candidate George L Wellington and state comptroller candidate Joseph R Baldwin. Progressives plan to file a court petition to compel certification by the secretary of state. Legal advisers say the ruling rests on a technical interpretation of the law.
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Baltimore
Poe
Progressive Party
Labor Party
George L. Wellington
United States Senate
Joseph R Baldwin
Progressive
Secretary of
Progressive Legal Advisers
Mr Poe
Hair Darkening Home Remedy Promises Youthful Look
A Kansas City woman shares a home formula to darken gray hair and boost growth. Mix half pint water, 1 ounce bay rum, small amount Baibo compound and 140% of sivcerine, apply every other day until darkened, then biweekly. Claims to improve scalp, dandruff, and hair loss without staining or greasiness.
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Kansas City
Mads
We did it forgive us wire eloping pair in Rome
Eva Owens a blonde of Keener Alabama and Clarence England married in Rome after a 22 mile flight from parental wrath. The bride claimed 17, supported by a telegram from her mother. Sheriff Dunenoco issued the license at Ordinary Johnson’s discretion. The couple left for Gadsden to reside.
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Rome
Eva Owens
Clarence England
Marthe O Qweng
Dunenoco
Johnson
Donaland
Gadsden
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