Battleships Ordered From Mediterranean to Mexican Waters
Secretary orders Rear Admiral to move battleships Connecticut Kansas Ohio from the Mediterranean to Mexican waters. Ohio and Michigan and New Hampshire on duty there. U S infantry to El Paso to relieve enemy forces and quell disorders feared. Violence seen south of Juarez as tensions rise.
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Kinship Faled 10 Halt Vengeance In Ansan Prem
Nov 28 report from Ansan Prema AMoxina City says Kinalto failed to stop rebels who captured Victoria Tamulipas and began looting and killing residents. A young cousin of Enrique Cabalero was among the victims as authorities sought to quell the attack.
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Ansan
Every Wheel Stopped to Honor Dead President
News bulletin reports widespread railway stoppages across the Southern system as President W. W. Finley’s funeral procession proceeds. Trains halt at eleven o'clock while the body is carried into the church, marking a rare quiet moment in transport during the national tribute.
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Southern Railway
Associated Prowl Washinciay
Novy
Southern Railway System
W. W. Finley
Eloven
Location of regional banks warm issue in currency bill
Press reports from Washington indicate the location of the regional reserve banks tied to the new currency bill, with Georgia's senator insisting Atlanta area affiliates not do business with the New Orleans bank. The Democratic conference may be forced to outline bank districts as Republicans oppose the bill, prompting Senate action starting Monday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pressag Importaner
Georgia Senatote
Alianta
New Orleans
Democratic
Senate
GID investigates campaign contributions fraud case
Federal investigators probe possible extortion and improper payments linked to a New York campaign. Officials pursue leads against a Republican challenger and related donors as a grand jury reviews the matter.
British cruiser arrives at Vera Cruz in war report
The British cruiser flagship of the Wear Indian squadron arrived at Vera Cruz amid reporting from Yoru. The vessel’s arrival signals continued royal navy presence near the Mexican port.
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Yoru
Wear Indian Squadron
Zelaya Plans Writ of Habeas Corpus Over Extradition
Nicaragua's President Zelaya says the murder charge against him is political and not subject to extradition. He plans to apply for a writ of habeas corpus in U S authorities to secure release.
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Dent Zelaya
Nicaragua
United States
Zelaya
Bankruptcy Stuns New York Real Estate Firm
The New York Real Estate Security Co. collapsed under creditors claims totaling about four million dollars. The firm held realty assets valued at over twenty billion dollars and seeks liquidation as creditors move to recover balances on bond purchases.
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New York
New York Real Estate Security Co
Capitati
Railroad Accident Figures Released by ICC
Report shows twenty eight killed and five hundred fifty wounded daily in US railroad accidents for the quarter ending, with a total of two thousand five hundred thirty five persons affected. The figures come from the Interstate Commerce Commission release dated November 28.
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Asesdale
Westington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Governor Withdraws From Mediation as Martial Law Looms
In the coal strike district operators accept a conference basis while Ammons rejects it, prompting the governor to withdraw from mediation efforts and issue an executive order to Adjutant General Chase to enforce martial law in the area.
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Denver
Ammons
Chase
Snforce
Lem
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