U S Blamed For Plight Of Mexico
Reports from Mexico City say U S recognition hesitancy weakens Huerta’s government and boosts rebels. The finance minister Garcia Granados confirms public admission of debt troubles while the Chamber of Deputies blocks a foreign loan. Industry suffers with smelters shutting partially and rail links crippled as rebels gain in Sonora Coahuila and Durango and Zapata forces hold in the south.
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Mexico City
United States
Huerta
Garcia Granados
Chamber of Deputies
Finance Department
London
Washington
Mexico
Monterey
Veladena
Torreon
San Luis Potosi
Aguas Calientes
Chiahuahua
Matehuala
Seaboard
Matamoras
Sonora
Coahuila
Durango
Sailors Killed in Mazatlan Street Fight With Mexican Officers
Two U S Navy sailors from the California were killed and three wounded in a Mazatlan street clash with Mexican police during shore leave. Investigation by Admiral Conlés and Mazatlan authorities notes unclear who fired first. both sides deny aggression and express regrets.
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Sonora
Mex
United States
California
William W. Carrie
John C. Keslow
Mazatlan
Admiral Conlés
Blue Jackets
Admiral Cowles
Boston Man to Wed Hartford Girl Engagements in Hartford May 7
Announcement of Miss Priscilla Parker daughter of George A. Parker Hartford parks superintendent to Di man Lockwood of Boston. The marriage is set for May 7 in Hartford. Also an advertisement for Laxative Brom Quinine with E W Grove signature claims cures.
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Hartford
Conn
Priscilla Parker
George A. Parker
Diman Lockwood
E. W. Grove
Campaign rhetoric on tariffs frames voters in thirteenth district
The piece portrays Albert L. Cutting as a Republican candidate whose campaign argues against a Democratic tariff. It depicts the tariff as a bogey man used to frighten children, a threat grandmothers once told stories about to scare youngsters.
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Albert L. Cutting
Congress
Wage cut peril in shoe district sparks tariff debate
In the district a Republican campaign warns shoe workers that tariff policy may cut wages 2 to 60 percent as industries face competition from foreign labor. The piece outlines candidate Cutting's drive, local support, and past voting patterns with emphasis on tariff talk and rally efforts.
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United States
Scotland
Switzerland
George A. Clark
Sudbury
Cutting
Clark
James Cavanaugh
John H. Sherburne
Brookline
Elmer Stevens
Lombard Williams
Channing Cox
New England
Massachusetts
Cutting's Personal Side Of Campaign In Thirteenth District
This second of three profiles highlights Alfred L Cutting of Weston as the Republican candidate in the Thirteenth District race. The tariff emerges as the main issue amid a three way contest with John J. Mitchell the Democrat and Norman H. White the Progressive.
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Cutting
John W. Weeks
John J. Mitchell
George A. Fiel
Waltham
Norman H. White
Bull Moose
Mitchell
White
Norman White
Weeks
Mr. Cutting
A. B. Messer
Concord
Messer
Congress
Alfred L Cutting
Weston
Four Boston Firemen Suspected in Looting Case
Four members of the Boston fire department are under suspicion in an investigation into the looting of the Braman Dow Company office after a February 21 fire. Fire Commissioner Cole has handed evidence to police, who anticipate four arrests. Loot reportedly includes desk fittings, clocks, silver photograph holders, Panama hats, sweaters, and clothing.
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Boston Fire Department
Braman, Dow Company
Cole
Matinee for School Children Monday by Century Club
The third performance in the School Children Educational Matinees series by the Twentieth Century Club will be Monday afternoon, the first day of the new school session. Children with tickets should bring them to school and be ready to go to the matinee of She Stoops to Conquer at 2 30 p m. that day.
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