Mexico Dispatches Leave State Dept in Doubt
State Department received important despatches from Mexico including a consular message from Aguascalientes that leaves officials unsure of the situation in the southern republic. The report hints at evolving conditions but provides little clarity on current events or actions taken.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Aguascalientes
General Gutierrez Demands Carranza Retirement Within 24 Hours
General Gutierrez, named provisional president by the convention, requires General Carranza to retire as first chief of the constitutionalists within a 24 hour limit.
Possibility of Peace Talks Grows in Mexican Dispute
Consul Siliman in Mexico City reports brighter prospects for a peaceful settlement between Carranza and Aguascalientes leaders. Blanco, commanding Carranza forces in the capital, favors an agreement to end hostilities with both sides, while Gutierrez threatens a general move if demands go unmet by Sunday night. Officials question whether Carranza received the ultimatum in time.
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Sililman
Wilson
Mexico City
Carranza
Aguascalientes
Blanco
Silliman
Gutierrez
Truce Reported Between Carranza and Villa Forces
Despatches reaching the State Department indicate a suspension of hostilities between Carranza and Villa forces until November 20. The note outlines a tentative ceasefire in the ongoing Mexican conflict.
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Carranza
Villa
State Department
Fear Evacuation Sparks Villa Faction Protest
Refugees crowd Vera Cruz as Villa faction objects to U S evacuation of the city. Hotels overflow with displaced families many ruined by war fear remaining behind without funds to flee abroad. Local notices urge passage support while public concern centers on safety and future prospects.
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Vera Cruz
Francisco Villa
United States
Venustiano Carranza
Robbed and Shot Man Gives Account at Custom House
Rappaelle Caruso 21 of 2 Hilton Street South Framingham was found with a bullet wound in his right hand and a smoking 32 calibre revolver at Custom House and India streets around 9 30 p m Six shots were heard by Patrolman Farrell who found Caruso about 75 feet away He said he was robbed of 150 by two men one of whom shot him He was taken to Relief Hospital where doctors said a bullet passed through his palm He denies self inflicted wound and police pursue leads
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Rappaelle Caruso
Hilton Street
Framingham
Custom House
India Streets
Farrell
City Hall Avenue
Custom House Street
Caruso
von Kluck
Rosey En Brie
Darmstadt
Uhlans
M. Dessol
M. Bard
M. Chatry
Paris
Celebrated Fall of Paris Delayed by Von Kluck Missteps
Paris dispatch recounts General von Kluck’s uneasy Sunday September 6 as his staff abandons Coulommiers and withdraws toward Paris. Von Kluck’s troops faced English resistance near Rosey en Brie while gas worries and hostage threats marked a chaotic retreat ending with the general’s cautionary move away from the capital.
Three casualty lists publish officers killed or wounded
London reports the Official Press Bureau released three casualty lists from Nov 4 6 and 7 detailing 656 officers killed 108 wounded and 47 missing. Notable names include Lieutenant Colonel C A C King Captain the Hon Douglas Arthur Kinnaird Major the Hon Hugh Dawnay and Captain the Hon Richard George Morgan-Grenville among the wounded.
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London
C. A. C. King
Yorkshire Regiment
Douglas Arthur Kinnaird
Kinnaird
Scots Guards
E. R. M. Oavens
Staffordshire Regiment
A. G. B. Smith
The
Scots Fusiliers
H. G. Ruggles-Brise
Cantor Steinberg Sings Jewish Program in Symphony Hall
Bernhard Steinberg cantor of Temple Beth El New York appeared in Symphony Hall with Edith Lougee Marshall Bertha Cushing Child and others in a program of Jewish music. The concert featured Hashkivelnu Unesane Tokef Kol Nidrei and Hatikvah with organ cello and choir and received strong audience appreciation.
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Bernhard Steinberg
Temple Beth-El
New York
Symphony Hall
Edith Lougee Marshall
Bertha Cushing Child
Raymond Simonds
David A. Tobey
Carl Webster
Henry L. Gideon
Temple Israel
Beatrice Haskell
Gideon
Webster
Memorial Services for Labor Leaders Held in Philadelphia
Memorial services honoring deceased Philadelphia labor movement leaders were conducted by the American Federation of Labor during its 34th annual convention week. Samuel Gompers lauded J. P. Maguire, founder of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, as other leaders were eulogized, with sermons stressing lawful means in labor struggles.
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Philadelphia
Peter A. Dietz
Milwauskee
Wis
Charles B. Ruehl
St. Charles Seminary
Overbrook
Order
Horticultural Hall
Samuel Gompers
Federation
J. P. Maguire
Labor Day
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
William H. Sylvis
Moulders’ Union
George Chance
Printing Trades
Union Hatco Winter Bargains Across Two Days
Union Hatco promotes an Advance Winter November Big Bargain Sale on Monday and Tuesday with broad discounts on men’s fur band caps gloves and stockings. The ad lists prices from 47c to 4.98 and features jackets vests trunks and suitcases with a call to mail orders.
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Union Hatco
Old and
Union Hat CO
U. H. CO
Nova Scotia
UH. CO
North Pole
Strong
Boston
Carter
Orr
U. H. CO. Fone
Hfianover Street
Union St. Tunnel
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