Wilson Denies Press Reports On Huerta Government
President Wilson declares belief that Huerta's government is not doomed and rejects recent press claims of imminent U.S. recognition. He notes rumors in Median newspapers about future policy and stresses no decision has been made. Washington sources indicate ongoing doubt about Huerta’s fate and U.S. stance.
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Associated Proms
Washington
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
United Sule
Eireumatanoon
Shawn
White House Wedding Invitations Limited to Families
Washington dispatch reports restricted White House wedding invitations for the president's daughter Jane to Framdale B. Sayre. The list was limited to personal friends of both families with no senator or congressman invitations, though a few officials received personal invites.
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Washington, D.C
Jemle
Frandla B. Sayre
Government May Own Railroads
Arlington before the Commerce Commission favors a five percent freight rate increase for rails east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio. Daniel Willard of Baltimore and Ohio argues roads, other enterprises, and individuals have felt the impact of living costs and have not been permitted to raise fares. He notes government ownership could be forced as an alternative.
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Amsontatea Penn
Washington, D
Gomimerce
Minsiasippi
Ohio River
Daniel Willard
Baltimore ‘Ohio Road
Promidant Willard
Emperor veto blocks Turkey trot and tango clocked in history
A damaged OCR fragment reports on an emperor's veto affecting a Turkey trot and tango event, mentioning Prem Bertta, Soy 24 and German army troops involved in a motorized parade. The text is garbled but indicates a dynastic action impacting music and military displays.
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Prem Bertta
Emperor William Bart
Republican Leader Sentenced to One Year in Jail and Fine
A New Jersey Republican leader from Atlantic City was affirmed a one year term and a $1000 fine for being corruptly interested in a contract he helped award. President Wilson and the governor overlapped in the case, with the ruling upheld on appeal in Atlantic City.
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Jorey
Louie Kuehile
Lauder
Atlantic City
Wilson
Kuehnts
Former Syracuse Mayor Faces Indictment
Former Democratic mayor of Syracuse indicted on charges related to campaign contributions to a committee in violation of law. Indictment alleges improper financing and illicit payments from associated entities. McGuire also reported to have left for South America amid the case.
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Syracuse
New York
New
Meter Edwards Sent to Workhouse for Repeated Wife Beating
Norance Hampion, wife of Meter Edwards, testified that Edwards beat her weekly since marriage, totaling over two thousand incidents. Edwards was sent to the Workhouse for one month following the testimony in Metteturg, Pennsylvania, on November 4.
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Hampion
Beater
Mtteturg
Norance
Meter Edwards
Abilene Dam Breached Prompting Local Flooding
Abilene Texas reports the ity reservoir dam failure prompted water to inundate the lower city for a time. No lives were lost and damage is estimated around $8000 while repairs and water supply disruption are being addressed.
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Abilene
Texas
Senator Owen Opens Currency Bill Debate
Washington DC November report says Senator Owen chaired the Senate Banking Committee session beginning debate on the administration currency bill on behalf of the President. The opening marked the start of a legislative journey for the proposal.
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Owen
Associated Prysny
Washington, DC
Administration
Senate Hacking Committee
Who Knows Him Guy Durham Left Home In 1913
Report asks for information on the missing man known as Guy Durham or Guy Hurrin who left the home of M Marrig Calvert Totus last October 1913 and was last heard traveling toward Oklahoma. Anyone knowing his whereabouts should notify Wille Wilburn Okemah Okla R No. 1 and will be paid for information.
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Guy Durham
Guy Hurrin
M. ‘Marrig
Calvert
Totus
Meas
Wano
Tris
Oklahoma
Wister
Wille Wilburn
Okemah
Okla
Army aeroplane claims two more victims in crash
San Diego Cal Nov 4 Lieut. Arlington and Kelly of the First Division Army Aviation Corps were killed today when their aircraft plunged during flight. The two officers died in the crash near their base amid reports of operating difficulties.
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Ppat
San Diego
Cal
Lieuwenants
Arlington
Kelly
Army Aviation Core
Todas
Police and Strikers Clash at Promivit Mine in South Africa
Three natives were killed and twenty wounded as police fired on five thousand strikers at the Promivit mine after they looted nearby stores. The clash followed a day of unrest and violence in Pretoria.
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South Africa
Associated Pree
Pretoria
Xay
Promivt
Teikery
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