Huerta vows to stall Congress over Mexican election
General Huerta says the newly elected Congress will review the President and Vice President elections and that he or Blanquet will not accept an election under Mexican law. In Washington, President Wilson spent Sunday addressing the Mexican problem, shunning church and remaining indoors.
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Huerta
Mexico City
General Huerta
Congress
General Blanquet
Mexico
Washington
Wilson
Washington weighs US stance on Huerta regime and new Congress
President meets with Senators Borah and McCumber and with Secretary Bryan as tensions rise. Officials expect an imminent move, likely a formal US refusal to recognize Huerta or his soon to be convened Congress, and a stance against guarantees of business with the Huerta regime.
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McCumber
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bryan
Huerta
United States
Washington
Mexico City in Dark over U.S. Relations
In Mexico City on November 9 officials foreign residents and citizens sense a crisis with the United States near war. John Lind, envoy for the U.S. president, and General Huerta show uncertainty about tomorrow’s moves while Huerta’s government sends a bold note to foreign diplomats and spends time with military allies.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Washington
John Lind
Huerta
Astor Bride-Elect Not A Suffragette
The report notes Miss Huntington and John Jacob Astor plan marriage next spring in Staatsburg at St. Margaret Church. Huntington, longtime resident of Staatsburg, is an accomplished equestrian yachtswoman and motorist who has largely avoided New York society.
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Mr. Astor
Church of St. Margaret
Staatsburg
Helen Gray Dinsmore
William B. Dinsmore
Adams Express Company
Mr. Huntington
Robert Palmer Huntington
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Nancy Steele
Charles Steele
Devereux-Milburn
Westbury
Kate Gordon Willis
Ritz-Carlton
Clarence Gray Dinsmore
Astors Bride-Elect Prefers Outdoors To Politics
Vincent Astor says his fiancée Helen Huntington rejects public political life. He describes her as sensible and athletic, fond of outdoor sports, preferring privacy over society fame while supporting the suffrage cause in spirit.
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New York
Vincent Astor
America
Helen Dinsmore Huntington
Astor and Huntington Betrothal Traced to Childhood
The famed betrothed pair, Miss Huntington and Mr. Astor, recall childhood friendship born from adjoining estates. He says their engagement has long existed, and denies rumors of other matches while avoiding discussion of delicate plans.
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United States
Miss Huntington
Mr. Astor
Young Woman Struck by Fast Electric Car in Brookline
Miss Katherine Quinn 22 of Brookline was hit on Boylston Street at 11 59 p m by a moving electric car. She was carried by the truck until the motorman stopped the vehicle. She and her cousin Thomas Waldron of South Boston had just left a car and were walking back when struck. An auto ambulance conveyed her to Massachusetts General Hospital unconscious with serious injuries.
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Katherine Quinn
Brookline
Boylston Street
Miss Quinn
Fisher Avenue
Thomas Waldron
Winfield Street
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Reception to Delegates from Gaelic Alliance in Boston
Delegates of the Gaelic Alliance who visited Ireland last summer were hosted at the alliance meeting at 1151 Washington street. Misses Julia Frayer and Anna Horan spoke on their Ireland trip and the Gaelic league feis, thanking Boston for its kindness. They noted demand for restoring the national tongue and opposing the present education system. The alliance plans novel or entertainment fundraisers but warns against fraudulent subscription schemes.
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Gaelic Alliance
Ireland
The
Alliance
Washington Street
Julia Frayer
Anna Horan
Gaelic League
Boston
Saloonless Country Possible, Says Pastor
A prohibition pageant at Dudley Street Baptist Church last night featured Rev. Charles A. Fulton who said a saloonless country might be achievable by 1080 if people rally for temperance. The event highlighted community support for tightening alcohol controls.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
Fate of Beiliss to Be Decided Today
The trial focused on ritual murder allegations against Vera Tcheberiak and her band. Testimony covered Jewish rites, blood use in Passover, and motives, with witnesses and experts disputing evidence as the jury neared a verdict. The case, described as a tragedy in Jewish life, involved the American Jewish Committee discussing relief for persecuted Jews in Yemen, Morocco, and Romania.
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Vera Tcheberlak
Vera Tcheberiak
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Black Hundred
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Community of Saints
American Jewish Committee
Roumania
Trial of Merde Beiliss Opens in Kiev Case
The trial of Merde Beiliss, a Jewish watchman, for the ritual murder of 12 year old Andrey Yushinsky began in Kiev on October 8. Beiliss, arrested in August, faced charges after the boy’s body was found in a Kiev cave in 1911. Prosecutors aimed to pin the crime on a Jew amid local mob suspicion. Testimony linked Beiliss to the Yushinsky case, with defense rights clarified and several witnesses, including Alexandra Prihodka, questioned.
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New York
Merde
Beiliss
Andrey Yushinsky
Kiev
Tcheberiak
Vera Tcheberiak
Yushinsky
Andrey
Alexandra Prihodka
Era Tcherberak
Beiliss Case Witnesses Shift On Murder Trial Evidence
A sequence of testimonies in the Beiliss murder case shifts credibility as witnesses recount body discovery, alleged poisoning, and political criticism. Oct witnesses allege or deny prior depositions while Russian police discuss possible guilt by prominent figures.
Fear Massacre Fear in Russia Prompted by Beiliss Trial
The annual report of the American Jewish Committee warns that the Jewish people in Russia live under constant fear of massacres as a result of the Mendel Beiliss trial in Kiev. It cites the case as a trigger for escalating anti Jewish violence nationwide.
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New York
Russia
American Jewish Committee
Mendel Beiliss
Kiev
Ona
Monarch May Lose Throne in Balkan War Fallout
Despatches from Vienna say King Ferdinand of Bulgaria faces possible removal as war fallout worsens his popularity. He is at Hena now and seeks Austria's support to return. Bulgarian letters threaten his life and placards reading To let appear on palace walls.
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Vienna
Bulgaria
Balkan League
Ferdinand
Atenna
Austria
National Palace
Harlan Page Amen Dead at Exeter
Harlan Page Amen, noted educator and Exeter and Harvard figure, died aged from the Exeter school circle. A Harvard scholar and Riverview principal, he also served as Phillips Exeter principal until his death. His wife Mar B. Rawson of Whitinsville had predeceased him. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 3 PM. Boston attendees should take the 1 15 train from North Station.
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Riverview
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Exeter
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Bowdoin College
Mar B. Rawson
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