President weighs Mobile trip amid evolving events
Government officials awaited 48 hour developments before action. President Wilson doubted plans to speak in Mobile Alabama on Monday to the Southern Commercial congress but indicated he would likely attend. He planned to leave for Philadelphia for the congress hall celebration and may cancel the southern trip if extraordinary events occur. Secretary Bryan was in frequent conferences with the president.
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General Huerta Denies Sabbath-Sunday Presidency Bid
General Huerta assures diplomats he will not run for the presidency even if friends vote for him next Sunday, arguing it would be unconstitutional to succeed himself. President Wilson has said U S policy views a dictatorship bid as a violation of constitutional promises. Felix Diaz, isolated at Vera Cruz, fears campaigning and officials pledge asylum if needed. nominees are to be left unmolested.
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Thomas Gordon
John A. Childs
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Wilburn
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Moore
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Barber
Colony Cooper
Sokidlar Puttle
Park
Mexico Crisis Stakes Rise Over Huerta Regime
The article reports on Mexico’s political turmoil as plans are laid to uphold Huerta and examine the legality of his presidency. It notes British reactions, diplomatic exchanges, and editorials critiquing or supporting recognition, with emphasis on U.S. policy toward Huerta and Mexico’s stability. It mentions figures like Lionel Hent, Sir Wilfrid Tyrrell, and various British papers weighing intervention and alliance. The piece highlights tension between American and British approaches and the broader impact on Anglo-American relations.
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Daily Graphic
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Willam G. Tyrrell
Washington
Huerta
Wilson
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Dail Telegraph
Huertta
United States
Old World
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Standard
Mexico
Diaz In Vera Cruz Near U S Consulate
In Vera Cruz Diaz remained in a hotel near the American consulate after leaving his home with John Lind and others. Authorities deny an arrest order and fear any attempt would seek asylum at the consulate. Five legislators expect arrest and seek asylum. Canada warns asylum only on direct protection requests. Brother of President Madero appeal US intervention via Tampico. British press notes seriousness of the affair.
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Iefix Diaz
John Lind
Canada
Maade
Chamber of Deputies
Daniel
Weto Madero
Madero
Monterey
Tampico
United States
Washington May Send Envoy to the Rebels
Dispatches from Sonora say the Washington government plans to send a special envoy to General Venustiano Carranza leader of the constitutionalist movement in the harth to negotiate. The envoy would be supported by President Wilson with instructions for the envoy to establish quarters and carry out duties similar to John Lind at Veracruz.
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Wilson
Vera Crus
Rebels Enter Monterey As Raging Battle Rages
Reports from Washington and Mexico City say Rebel General Calaxtro Contreras with several thousand men crossed toward Monterey. Rebels bombarded the town with artillery from the railway station while federal works were under heavy fire. Nine troop trains with about 2,000 soldiers moved toward Monterey from 15 miles south as rail traffic halted. Authorities believed federal forces still held the city.
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Calaxtro. Contreras
Monterey
Mexico City
City Debts Loom Over New Schools and Fire Alarm Costs
City finances face a $135,008 debt on the new schools and a $106,006 fire alarm system bill next year. The fire alarm contract may be paid in five to six years unless a cash settlement gives a rebate. Mayor Woodward seeks an $80,000 cash offer to attract the contractor, while Councilman Ashley aims to shave at least $25,000 more from the crematory price. Overall, $100,000 in funding is projected from the sewer fund, crematory contract, and fire alarm contract to cover next year’s needs. The school board committee will review options and present a plan to raise funds.
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Supreme Court
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Claude Ashley
Ashley Sere
Matory
Equal Suffrage Urged by Jones at Atlantic meeting
Jerome Jones editor of The Journal of Labor challenged the chivalry label and argued women workers deserve the ballot. He cited California and labor's support for equal suffrage, urging rights for industrial women to influence laws on sanitation, wages, and working hours. The session at the Ansley hotel drew over 100 attendees.
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Federation of American Labor
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First Presbyterian Church
California
Golden State
Oaptes Hall Caine
Impassioned Plea in Wilburn Trial Draws Court Crowd
A heated courtroom scene in Jones County as prosecutors argue for conviction of Wilburn. Spectators fill the courthouse area amid grim details of the crime, while defense appeals for justice over sentiment. Judge Park cites law as the trial unfolds.
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Jones County
Beneditet Arnold
Mrs. King
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King
Junge Park
Bleckle
Welcome Home for Underwood in Birmingham
Congressman Oscar W. Underwood was accorded a large reception at Birmingham’s terminal station with about five thousand citizens and a brass band. A citywide march and banquet followed as supporters from many groups rallied behind the Ways and Means chairman and Senate hopeful from Alabama.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
United States Senate
Alabama
Southern Railway
Notable Dame’s Appeal for Home Rheumatism Cure
An appeal from Mrs. M Summers of Notra pane Indiana offering a home treatment for rheumatism including muscular and joint pain, sciatica, lumbago, kidney pains and neuralgia. She promises cure without climate change, claims the remedy removes uric acid, frees stiff joints, purifies blood and restores vitality.
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