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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1913
Page
12
Washington observers note no dispatches signaling alarm while Huerta’s overthrow of the Mexican congress complicates vote handling. News from Monterey supports revolutionary gains as British and other powers hold non interference lines, awaiting a U S statement to align positions.
The British government stays quiet on the election outcome, hoping for a path to peace and stability. It stresses no interference in internal affairs while protecting its interests as European powers watch developments and U S relations await Mexican election results.
The speech argues that U S interests in Mexico exceed European powers and stress protecting property, citizens, and lawful government. It cautions against landing marines in Mexico, urging diplomacy and American protection calls while avoiding entangled intervention.
A fragment notes Senator Bacon shaping policy as Washington views on foreign interference in Mexico loom in a forthcoming presidential note. The author warns against steps that could provoke any conflict or friction with foreign governments, citing Bacon’s intimate knowledge of the administration’s stance.
A morning note urges General Diaz to accept Huerta's invitation and travel to the capital to bolster government prestige. The message, in affectionate terms and not an official command, seeks Diaz's immediate reply. Colonel Vidaurrazaga reportedly ordered Diaz's return with a decision today. Ramon Prida, state legislator, vanished from a detained location as police seek him.
London editorials weigh Mexico crisis and US UK policy rifts. Officials say US England differences over order in Mexico not serious. Huerta’s regime viewed with caution. Papers argue Britain neutrality while Monroe doctrine constrains both powers. some doubt US acceptance of Huerta.
In Hermosillo on October 25, General Carranza reiterated that Huerta’s presidential favorite would not be recognized and treated as a traitor by constitutionalist adherents. The Bonora state election is only to be held in Guaymas under federal control, with conditions similar across rebel states. Carranza claimed he arranged ballots to show his near unanimous support among electors despite Huerta’s statements.
New York October 25. William Sulzer told voters in the sixth assembly district that Allan A. Ryan testified he sent Sulzer 10000 during his gubernatorial run, but Sulzer said he paid Ryan money to Delaney who passed it to Murphy. He challenged Murphy to produce the funds. Sulzer also described pressuring from Tammany leader Murphy and defended his campaign finance. Sulzer introduced his wife Mrs. Sulzer to the crowd.
Lawrenceville Ga October 25 Special Dr A M Winn a wealthy retired physician and Confederate veteran died at midnight after a lingering illness He is survived by his wife one daughter Miss Annie Winn of Lawrenceville and three brothers Hon Thomas E Winn of Lawrenceville Rev W M Winn of Senoia and Judge Samuel J Winn of Atlanta Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Mexico City October 25 Foreign Minister Modeno said he had no official knowledge but information reached him that General Felix Diaz appealed for protection to John Lind at Vera Cruz. He believed Diaz found refuge at the American consulate. No danger threatened Diaz and Modeno could not understand why he sought foreign protection.
Judge Park sentenced Wilburn to death after a Georgia trial praised for order. The verdict drew no street outcry as Cooper argued for life, while Park noted the difficulty of sentencing even as he affirmed the jury’s result.
The note muses on the value of everything with a tongue in cheek line about why a goatee exists and mentions neighboring nations and the phrase Hands Across the Sea. The passage contrasts old order with current border tensions and asks for context on why things change.
Mexico City October 25 final conference at the national palace led by President Huerta to outline post election actions. Candidates pledged to support whoever wins and to help pacify the country if turnout falls short. Authorities plan neutral polling supervision and 4,000 troops to quell disorder.
In Garyville Louisiana on October 23 six African American laborers died when a cow blocked a log train causing a flat car to topple into a water-filled ditch. The wreck left seven others seriously injured as they were pinned beneath the freight.
A 1913 reader testimonial from Matthews Georgia describes years of pimples blackheads and itchy scalp then credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with complete cure. The ad touts Cuticura Soap as pure fragrant medicated and doubles as skin and toilet soap, with samples and a Skin Book offered by mail.
A medical writer and former health commissioner argues that skin disease rarely stems from blood impurities and that blood purifiers are ineffective. He advocates starting treatment now with the D. I. D. prescription to soothe, open pores, and clear the skin, with a no-pay guarantee and available at druggists.
Rear Admiral Washburn Maynard retired, formerly of Narragansett Pier RI, born in Tennessee, aged 69, died last night. He commanded the gunboat Nashville in the Spanish American War and fired the first shot of that conflict at the Bueno Ventura. Three sons survive him.
New York October 25 Southern bishops at the Protestant Episcopal general convention were guests of honor at a Southern Society of New York reception attended by about 300. Walter L McCorkle as toastmaster introduced speakers including Bishop Daniel Tuttle presiding bishop Bishop Ver ry Tucker of Southern Virginia Bishop James B Winchester of Arkansas and D D Gold Jr former Greensboro resident.
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