German steamer Bavaria returns to Vera Cruz with munitions
A German steamer carrying arms and ammunition for General Huerta was sent back to Vera Cruz without debarking stores. The Bavaria and another vessel were reportedly to be returned to Gar mary. Mexican delegates prepared for the Niagara Falls conference as reinforcements to Vera Cruz were readied, though no military action occurred and tensions remained restrained.
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Huarte Returne
Vera Cruz
Hvertn
Vera Crut
Puerto Mexico
Bavaria
Garmary
Niagara Falla
Mexico City
Puneton
Madame Nordica Dead After Pneumonia Battle
Opera star Madame Nordica, born in Maine in 1849, dies Sunday night after a pneumonia illness aboard the steamship Tamia. Known as a worldwide soprano, she performed from New York to major operatic houses and was famed for her pure voice in many languages during a career spanning forty years.
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Hawevi
Java
Lillian Nordou
Nordlan
Tamia
Wah
fansEser
Vapum
Porodtheathia
1iMan Nordica
Svete
New York
Ele
Baston
Madame Narglen
Maine
Knox Opposes Nepeal Exemption Toll Rights
Washington Friday Knox in Taft cabinet argues that toll exemption for American ships does not violate the treaty. He says the United States may exempt coastwise vessels from payment at Paraná canal tolls. The statement defends the exemption as constitutional and officials dispute British protests.
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Washington
Philander C. Knox
Taft
Great Britain
Parana Canal
Knox
Funston Denies Violation Report By Military Official
In Mexico City papers a statement by a general claims the United States has broken the Ambitea by extending lines. Brigadier General Fooxton has informed Washington that the report is not true.
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Mexic
Gened Monguet
Atuuteans
SCLMN
Fooxton
Aintity Washington
Disorderly surrender reported in Mexican theater action
Report describes Steikere Gurrendes weapon surrender in Triidad area near San Rafael heights. Mentioned are Lintiow tent colony, Silliman, and Mosiewu federate imprisonment at Saltillo. Accusing notes reference French Joguan in Mexico City and a U S military gathering on Saturday for preys to eoapnae th Uapmelehioe as department.
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Silliman
Washington
Coss EU
Mosiewu
Saltillo
Mexico
Lanvenscurth
Chanitro Cata
United States Military
Thee
General Strike 9 Vetoed by Miners
The executive board of the Unitad Mine Warlars affirmed strong support for Colorado miners on strike while condemning John D Rockefeller Sr for not averting losses through settlement talks. The board discussed widespread calls for a national coal mine strike and reserved the right to change policy if Colorado worsens, authorizing an aid appeal.
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Unitad
Warlars Vot Auories
Fringaubject
Tin Eqil
Joye P. White
Sos Wion Altos
Colorado
Aleo
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Atriks
Fund-raiser for Efrik ers in Colorado Sees Broad Support
A large number of individuals and organizations have asked permission from International officers to contribute to the fund for the upkeep of the Efrik ers in Colorado.
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Colorado
Critic of Panama tolls stance sparks Senate clash
Senator Goff of West Virginia, a Republican, condemned President Wilson’s move to discard the Panama tolls exemption as indefensible. The remark came as the Senate discussed the halt melanoma platform committee members and the halted exemption.
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Washington
Platform Committee
Haltimaare
Goff
West Virginia
Republican
Senate
New Uniforms for Bluejackets
Vera Urus reports another step toward complete preparedness of American forces. The fleet received 5,000 khaki uniforms for the bluejackets as they should be ready for service ashore.
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Vera Urus
Maonthy
San Francisco Tales of Trial and Tragedy Throughout Venezuela
A murky report from various locales describes Diggs acquitted on a statutory charge amid white slavery notoriety. A aviation accident near Utlou New York claimed Piercing’s aviator Porcival Von Neas and brothers Vin Ness and Jesse. The family witnesses a mother and others, with conflicting dispatches about a supposed missionary move in Venezuela.
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Maucy
Diggs
Thoraday
Utlou
N. Y
Porcival von Neas
Vin Ness
Hils
Jesee
Mud Junt
Bandit General Demands Tribute Across Border War Looms
Quevedo, a former Mexican brigadier general, demands tribute from Palomas Land and Cattle, San Pedro, and Corvientes outfits totaling thousands in gold. He threatens destruction of properties and urges General Vargas and Villa to deploy a force to seize or destroy him, with U S troops possible at the border.
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Tarwest
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Ft Norther
Quavédo
Amorey
Quevada
Palomas Land and Cattle Company
San Pedro Cattle Company
Corvintes Cattle Company
Hacicda
Noguies
Arizona
Genera
Varransa
Villa
Quevedo
United States
Quevado
Huerta
Chihuahua
Quegade
Costa Rican congress selects Gonzalez as president
Costa Rican Minister Calvo announced on Sunday that Alfredo Gonzalez has been chosen by the congress as president of the republic, replacing the current leader. The statement confirms the designation and outlines the formal transition from the vice-presidency.
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Washington
Calvo
Alfred Gonzalez
Republic
Earthquake and eruption devastate villages near Mount Etna
Extania and surrounding towns suffered heavy losses with 140 dead and 360 injured. Linera reported 110 killed and 99 injured, while Bongiardo had 13 dead and 27 injured. Roads wrecked, bridges collapsed, trains halted as authorities issue pleas for aid and relief teams. Treaty ratification and the Countess of Aberdeen’s reelection to lead the International Council of Wares are noted.
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Baily
Aaveral
Mount
Etre
Sona
Zaffarana
Lighemt
Mount Etna
Aco Reale
Nouth
Gtarre
Forth
Linere
Piedno
Santa Venerina
Linera
Bongiardo
Caren
Catania
Naval Reinforcements Reach Tampico Port
The United States Navy will augment its force at Tampico with torpedo boat destroyers Henley and Warrington, which sailed for the port on Wednesday. In Mexico, General Manuel Chao has been removed as constitutionalist governor of Chihuahua by General Francisco Villa. reports reach the border Tuesday. Rebel forces are advancing toward Monterey as Villa’s troops tighten the campaign, with eight killed and nineteen others wounded in a deadly explosion near a dynamite magazine at Panama.
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Tampico
Galveston
Texaa
United Amted
Barver
Henley
Warrington
Visa
Patio
Manuel Chao
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Monterey
Expresian
Torreon
Mexico
Panama
Villa
Pana
Bay Monterey
Willoeme
Ag Sanyers
Louis Paton
Sibilo
Possible Mexican upheaval cited in Funston dispatch
A cable from General Funston to Secretary Garrison reports Mexico City’s precarious state and hints that Huerta could fall. The War Department conference with Major General Wotherspoon and army leaders discussed the potential for anarchy and U.S. options if Huerta collapses, noting no American force aggression.
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Funaton
Garrison
War Department
Wotherspoon
Cial
Army
Garrisor
Punaton
Mexica
Tk Wan
Mexico City
Funston
Huerth
Fynatoy
Wwatoh
Huarta
U S War Plans Near Veracruz For Mexico City Drive
Officials in the War Department weigh a large expedition to Mexico City with 50 000 to 66 000 troops based at Vera Cruz or transport. A full advance would require guarding every mile of the railroad as the army moves, aiming to demonstrate the futility of resistance to native forces along the route.
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Armerican
New Governor General Succeeds Duke of Connaught
Announcement Thursday that Prince Alexander of Tecka will become Governor General of Canada succeeding the Duke of Connaught. The 40 year old prince, married in 1904 to Princess Ale of Albany, has one son and one daughter, Denver.
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London
Prince Alexander of Tatkig
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Prince Alexander of
Tecka
Princess Ale of Albany
Ban on Imported Labor Amid Colorado Coal Strikes
President Wilson via the War Department orders Colonel Lockett to bar foreign labor in southern Colorado as federal troops move to enforce the policy. Major Holbrook says only strikers and those formerly employed at specified mines may return to work under government protection, while some rehabilitated striker colonies may operate in Ludlow with monitored mobility and union oversight.
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Colo
Witaany
War Department
Buo
Lockett
Way Department
Ludlow
Wilson
Holbrook
Colorado
Major Holbrook
Post Dies by Suicide in Santa Barbara Home
Charles W Post famed mill owner and antiunion propagandist killed himself at his Santa Barbara winter home using a pistol placed in his mouth. He had been overseen by a nurse since returning from a business trip a few weeks earlier. Post led Battles Creek mill operations and once led the Nations Citizens Industrial Association of America in 1908, known for strong open shop advocacy.
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Cal
Charles W. Post
Milllionaire
Ceven Foods
Hitopelt
Eyaling
Nurge
Battles Creek
Mich
Peal
Gost of Mexican Trouble. Washington.
The total expense on the Mexican crisis sent to Congress was estimated at 2,701,327 dollars for pay subsistence supplies boxes Warracke transportation and engineering work for troops at Vera Cruz and on the Mexican border.
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Washington
Congress
House
Vera Cruz
Mexican Delegates Head to Mediation Conference
Mexican City Senator Emillio Rabasa and delegates Auguella Rodrigue and Lule Biguero left on Saturday for Magara Valls via Vera Cruz to represent Provisional President Huerta at the mediation conference.
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Auguella
Rodrigue
Lule Biguero
Huerta
Magara Valls
Vera Cruz
Alleged Spy Released in Mexico and U.S. Shakeup
Juayer Mexico James Logan, described as an American negro, was released after nearly three months in jail on a federal spy charge and allowed to cross the international line Saturday. The Denver Colorado State Federation of Labor protested to Edward Keating about alleged importation of strikebreakers. In London next year a Lincoln statue plan includes a suggested enclosure in Parliament Square, tied to the American peace centenary committee.
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James. Logan
Denver
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Ielentam
Edward Keating
Colorado
Oval Ralds
Lincoln
London
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Parliament Square
German denial on raids plans in Alsace Lorraine
The German government on Saturday limited a denial of reports it intended gradually to expel all French inhabitants from Alsace Lorraine, signaling a cautious stance amid ongoing border tensions.
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