United States Moves Against Huerta Regime Reported
Washington reports specify a U S blockade plan against Mexican ports as part of efforts to oust Huerta. Secretary Bryan rejects talks with the Constitutionalists while President Wilson weighs the embassy archives removal and the Veracruz fleet shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bryan
Huerta
Congress
Wilson
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Ing
Vera Cruz
Tuxpam
Fletcher
State Department
Constitutionalista
Wigan
Governor Ammons Threatens Martial Law Over Warrants
Denver governor Ammons warned he would declare martial law and assume control of Auditor Kenehan’s office if no other option existed to obtain military warrants. Deputy Auditor Ballou telegrammed Kenehan about criticism of his delay in signing the warrants and will respond to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ammons
Suter Reasserts Return as Governor of New York
Albany N Y William Suter writes to the state treasurer and comptroller demanding his full salary for the last half of October 1913 claiming impeachment proceedings were illegal and unconstitutional and that he is the legitimate governor of the state He cites his authority in a formal gubernatorial assertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
William Suter Resserts
New York
Ilegal
Snow Storm Halts Trains Across Wide Region
A severe winter storm delivering snow sleet and wind crippled transportation across Wet Virginia Tennessee Maryland Western and Northern Pennsylvania and the Great Lakes region. The blizzard caused power outages floods and casualties with at least twelve reported dead and Chicago residents swept into the river in a pair of drowning incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tennessee
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Lake Fay
Okla
Weete
Virginia
Weeters
Chicago
Menmere
Ship Carrying 300 Soldiers Sinks Near Berlin
A dispatch reports the German steamer Khenagls off Vine Spain carrying 300 troops bound for East Africa. Wireless signals from the vessel indicate a disaster as the ship sinks near Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lisbos
Khenagls
Vine
Spain
Hag
Fermen
Innocent of Ritual Murder Charge in Kiev Case
The court finds Mendel Heilies innocent in the ritual murder charge involving Andre Yortlegky, a Christian boy, and the so called ritual warden role. The decision closes the disputed accusation and clears Heilies of all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
Mardy Named Arizona Collector
The report notes selections for a position in Arizona with key figures Mabore of New York and Cheslies B. Herdy of At eune involved in the ceremony. The event marks a notable nod to regional collectors and civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheslies B. Herdy
Ateune
Arines
Mabore
New
New York
Strike Called in Leyden Mine Teaser
A Leyden coal mine faces a strike as workers walk out amid policy changes. Reports indicate the move targets conditions and pay, with miners signaling continued action until demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyden Mine
Leyden
Ulied Milne
Elevation Bench Marks in Colorado by U S Geological Survey
The United States Geological Survey outlines Colorado benchmark points used in topographic mapping. From 1880 to 1910 the survey marked over 1800 elevations with tablets and disks, including Pikes Peak with an aluminum tablet stamped 14107 1906 7 and 14100069 feet. Bulletin 486 details all datum elevations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weavers Lewspaper Union News Service
Washington —Ae
Colorado
United States Geological Survey
Hha
Geological Survey
Pikes Peak
Washington, D. C
National W C T U Elects Officers at Asbury Park Convention
The National Woman's Temperance Union met in Asbury Park New Jersey where Lillian Stevens of Portland Maine was reelected president. She has held the post since 1894. Anna Gordon of Evanston Illinois was named vice president at large again. Other officers were Frances Parks of Evanston Ill recording secretary Elizabeth Preston Anderson of Jamestown NY and Eliza Beth Hutchinson of Evanston Ill treasurer with Sarah Hoge Lincoln VA as assistant recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
National Woman's Temperance Union
Lillian Stevens
Portland
Maine
Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Frances P. Parks
Ill
Elizabeth Preston Anderson
Jamestown
N. Y
Panama Canal Cost Estimations Reported for 350 Million
Estimates submitted to the Joe Howe committee outline the Panama Canal total project cost around 350 million dollars. The plan includes dry dock facilities and concrete works to an assumed water level, with heavy spending already earmarked from remaining appropriations and project contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weehington
Panama Canal
Joe Howe
Davie Victor Wins 874 Mile Race Title
Davie Victor secures the 874 mile event amid Pheents Arle Ollo Davia’s long Phenix and Ban Diegg expudites. Victor finishes by 3 o'clock amid a tie erosion and time keeping mentions at the finish line with President Marchal and Governor Hout present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arle -Ollo Davia
Lon Aneel
Phenix
Ban Diegg
Automobile
Davie Finkehed
Marchal
Hout Core
Sayl
Racedelvins
Walton F Melcombe and Willem Tie Knot in Washington
Walton F Melcombe of New York and Willem, daughter of Oxbeed and Mea John KB Williams of Washington, USA, were married. The nuptials mark a union within the Democratic party scene and local social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towioen Walton F Melcombe
New You
Democratic Witorial Committee
Borelty Willem
Oxbeed
Mea
John KB Willams
Washington USA
Roowetl Deve Allleen Charged With Bribe Aid
Roowetl Deve Allleen former theft of Beewel police was indicted by the grand jury on a $200 bribe charge to aid a county security operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roowetl Deve Allleen
Thie
Beewel Police
Indianepote Street Car Strike Ends
An abrupt street car strike ended with settlement terms not fully clear. Key parties involved included local transit officials and labor representatives. The interruption impacted daily service across Indianepote with riders awaiting resumed schedules and restored routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianepote
Leduapaliln
Lane introduces phased plan for new loan bond issue
Secretary Lane announces a phased approach to issuing a new loan bond in the city of Leann. The measure aims to fund infrastructure improvements while easing immediate fiscal pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Wetttelan
Anton
Lend
End of Captain Scott's Dream Published in Facsimile
London reports Captain Scott's Last Expedition diary from 1910 to March 1912. The volume includes Scott's final entry and the lines "For God's sake, look after our people" written as frostbite and mortification spread. Dr. Atkinson's report explains the failed relief attempt and the expedition's scientific findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Captain Scott
Great Barrier
Atkinson
Scott
Uncompahgre Project Gets Fast-Track Irrigation Work
The secretary of the interior authorizes the Reclamation Service to finish three divisions of the Uncompahgre Irrigation project. Excavation of the east canal from head works to the Loutzenheizer junction will irrigate 22 000 acres between Selig and Garnet systems. Total approved expenditures amount to 714 650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation Service
Western Newspager Trion News Service
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Bag
East Canal
Loutzenheizer Canal
Selig and
Garnet
Selle Ditch
Selle
Selig
Peach Valley
Buttermilk
Poverty Mesa
Roubideaux
Spring Creek
Fast Coal Creek
Astor Engaged to Miss Muntington in New York
Vincent Astor confirmed by his secretary engagement to Helen Dinsmore Muntington eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert F Muntington of Staatebure New York The wedding is expected next spring Astor inherits about 65 million from his father Col John Jacob Astor who died on the Titanic He will be 22 this month and the bride to be is 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent Astor
Helen Dinsmore Muntington
Robert F. Muntington
Staatebure
N.Y
Young Astor
Col
John Jacob Astor
Denver Supreme Court Upholds Nonpartisan Ballot System
The Colorado Supreme Court voted 6 to 2 to uphold the commission form of government in Denver. Justices White and Garrigues dissented, arguing the proper action would have been a charter convention. They contend the amendments replace one government with a radically different system. The majority says the charter procedures were followed in the February 14 1915 special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Supreme Court of Colorado Bh
Commission F of
Justice White
Justice Garrigues
Armed Posts StandBy for Indian War in Durango District
Armed posses waited at Farmington and Astec for orders from Supt. W T Shelton of the Navaho tribe to move to the Bipreck reservation area. Officials aim to quell what threatens an uprising. Black Horse and his band of renegades refuse to yield and vow to fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postes
Durango
Colo
Farmington
Astec
W.T. Shelton
Bipreck
Dlack Horse
Judge rejects jury of women in crime libel case
San Francisco Superior Court Judge W P Lawler refuses to license a jury of women in a crime libel case. He says constitutional methods govern and state law requires male jurors, citing code of civil procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanfrancisco
W. P. Lawler
Superior Court
Administration of Justice
Woman 34 Weds 20-Year-Old Yale Student in Hartford
Mrs Loueleda Treat Goddard aged 73 died of apoplexy after her marriage to Charles A Gooddard a Yale student aged 20 in Hartford Connecticut. The wedding drew public notice in the city before the death occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Mra
Mall Christmas Parcels Early Announcement
Notice posted nationwide by Postmaster General Burleson directing mail orders to deliver Christmas parcels before Christmas Day if possible. The warning appears in a large type in post offices across the country to accelerate seasonal deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tore
Burleson
New Mexico Adjutant General Dies in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe at 7 40 Captain Norman Ty King of Santa Fe was named acting adjutant general after the death of A 3 freckes the adjutant general. The article notes Freckles death and Kings appointment to act in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Santa Fe A
Freckes
Uf Premonla
Norman Ty King
Sante Fe
Grain storage delays strain Johnson County jail scene
In Johnson City the county needs more storage for grain as crews note capacity limits. Despite space in some facilities, no prisoners have been confined in the jail’s grain store, while others report the porivon area and celia are full, delaying supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Body Found On Track At Colorado Route Near Williams Station
A mutilated body identified as Sian Mane was found on a track along the Colorado southern right of way two miles south of Williams station. The case involves puzzling injuries and a police investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
W Ft. Phillips
Colorados
Wey
Willlaue Station
Suffrage Moves Forward in Historic Vote
Fragmented report notes a pivotal suffrage moment at The Hague with early participation by a broad group. The passage hints at new rights extending to previously excluded populations and references landmark acts and voices shaping the movement.
Vehicle Crash Injures Three People
A highway collision left Leo Antti Cale Puur and another occupant injured. Emergency responders transported the victims to a nearby hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Antti
Cale Puur
Hwy
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Plans New Year Prayer Day
On January 1, 1914 Asbury Park will host a NationaI Woman's Christian Temperance Union event to advocate for a constitutional amendment for nationwide prohibition. The meeting invites participation and reflects a broader movement for temperance reform across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
National Woman's Chy of Temperance Union
Train wreck near here leaves many dead and injured
A late-breaking report states thirty two people died and forty were injured when the Marewikes Pore express trolley wrecked near Melum. Collieston el the geal tren caused the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melum
Collieston
Felker Honors Requisition for Thaw in Concord AN
A fragmented report notes Felker honoring a requisition linked to New York for the extradition of Marty K. Thaw. The item references a formal, unresolved matter and a referenced authority, with unclear details on the case and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felker
Concord
AN. Heedsowerner Pelle
State of
New York
Marty K. Thaw
Egurtas
Corups
St Louis Officials Indicted in Municipal Graft Probe
A grand jury returned indictments against former and current St Louis officials in a municipal graft investigation. The charges allege misuse of city funds and official misconduct tied to local contracts and decisions. The case centers on alleged corrupt practices within city administration and related agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile Ogghmenle
St. Louie, UL
Bas Leon
Freight rates from California to Atlantic ports rise
The report notes higher shipping costs as freight rates from California to Atlantic ports, including Washington and New Jersey destinations, face adjustments amid ongoing regulatory reviews by federal authorities.
Priest Dedioce Poet at Jerusalem Weerington
The text appears garbled with person names and places unclear. It mentions a priest and a secretary in a church context, but details and event are not decipherable from the fragment. No verifiable facts or outcomes are present to confirm a coherent item.
U S May Oust Huerta As Diplomatic Rift Widens
John Lind, U S president's representative, urges terminating Mexico talks signaling a drastic move to oust Huerta. Reports say Washington plans a firm response as Mexico faces war like conditions with battles in Monterey and significant railroad and property damage including 7.1 million dollars in railroad losses and widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenern Newenaner Union Mate Service
Mexico City
John Lind
Wileon
Mexico
United States
Huerta
Andi
Washington
Congress
Monterey
Mex
Federale
Constitutionalista
Grand Jury Guarded to Shield Coal Strike Probe
Special efforts guard the federal grand jury probing the coal strike. Two guards stand duty to keep the public away from the vicinity of the jury room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Grand Jury
Vueblo
Federal Grand Jury
Tuberculosis Day Endorsements Move to President Wilson
Nationwide tuberculosis day efforts push endorsements to President Wilson, with requests sent to governors and mayors of major cities as part of a widespread campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Washington Protests Over Trial of Alleged Murder Case
American protests oppose the Kiev trial of an alleged murder suspect. Clergymen petition Secretary Bryan to intervene, but the State Department declines to interfere, citing lack of authority and Russia’s stance on communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Americane Agaieet
Kiev
Kuasla
Etete
Bryan
Caar
Kunmia
Livilies
Pogitire
Severe Snowstorm Grips Great Lakes Region
Severe winter weather spreads across nearly all of the Great Lakes area disrupting travel and disturbing property in affected sections as authorities warn of dangerous conditions and drifting snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieago
Great Lake
Rowion Sun Coy
Eac
Abe
Proascure Pro eilisa Lawyers Case Rumors
Fragmentary text shows a St Petersburg court order affecting members of a group or association and a legal argument involving a cider topic. The readable bits suggest a procedural directive for a case or appeal with named parties and dates not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Appuale
Kes
Tas Aseuedetlon
Wyoming News Highlights From Chugwater to Sheridan
Readable items report attendance at a state teachers convention in Chugwater, a new hotel at Marbleton, lodge and chapter formations in Casper Thermopolis, and school gymnasiums opened in Gillette. Other notes include a new bridge in Hudson, a fatal mine accident in New Castle, and various local business and legal moves across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newanaoer Caton Lewe
Dee
Heae
Wyoming
Hie Jn
Gen Wention
Chugwater
Riverton
Enterprising Farmer in Quiet Corner of Galloway
A farmer and his wife in a secluded Galloway corner keep their home comfortable for rare visitors. When asked why they do not advertise, the farmer says they plan to read a bit in a newspaper and then send a line or two to announce their venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Christian Endeavor World
Cure for a severe skin outbreak in New Mexico
Mrs. J. J. Northcutt reports her child suffered blisters all over the body causing intense itching and pain until using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She claims quick healing without a scar after trying other remedies, and notes Cuticura goods are sold worldwide with free samples offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellene
New Mexico
J. J. Northcutt
Cuticura
Dept. L. Doston
YMCA Tuberculosis Day Campaign Plans Nationwide Push
Nearly 090,000 YMCA members and allied health leagues will be urged to cooperate in a tuberculosis day campaign the week of December 7. Tuberculosis lectures and discussions will be held Sunday afternoon December 7 and through the following week with prominent speakers in many cities. Dr George J. Fisher of the international committees directs the program and literature is available free from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association of
United States
Allied Health Leagues
New York
George J. Fisher
Association
Loca
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Mast Twenty Second Street
New York City
Aboriginal Humor Sparks Debate in Baltimore Paper
A fragmented Baltimore American snippet questions origins of a joke, quoting a phrase about aboriginal people and prompting discussion on identity and humor in early 20th century journalism.
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Mardy
Arizona
The
Venustiano Carranza
General Carranza
Davie Victor
McCoombe Merties
Dorothy Williams
Bay
Christman
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Pfreman
Captain Boott
Astor
Supreme Court
Frieco
Anto
Lemco
Uuteretate
Coosa Eden
Californa
Atle
Ae Supreme Court
Jerusalem
Weerington
J. C. Nugent
Catholic Peb
Moines
Lowe
Hechetary
U.S. May
Wilcon Fe
Gomez
Juan Vincente Gomes
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Gevere Bussard
Eilisa
State News
Marbleton 2
Guernsey
Harry Chansel
Moorcroft
Clearmont
Buffalo
Union Pacific Railway
Wind River
Lander
George Hittle
Fred Morris
C. & Tilton
D. E. Molllater
Cody
Sheridan Brewing Company
Carey
Hudson
Lovell Beach
Big Horn County
Jacob Rich
Chas. Monroe
New Castle
Wild Cat Divide
Carbon County
Medicine Row
Elk Mountain
J. A. McWhirter
Sundance
J. Harold Forde
Sean C. Hills
Cheyenne
Mr. Galloway
Burns
B K Markey
Preebytering Church
Hilledale
Dpd. F. Hudson
Mivlerton
Coyote Te E
Thomas Downey
Luly
Casper
Rawlins
William Baoford
BK. J. Smalley
Industrial Club
Wyeting Consletory No
Cheyenen
Smith
Deselog
Oeoson
Doetter bin Wold
Aberoith
Bete
Gao Prancieco
Fontalelle Creek
Cosmo Paull
Kemaperer
Bes Welle
Alles Dows
Wheatland
Korah Korohaw
Nogels
Orin Wiggin
Tor
Bright
Amra Dey
Rees
Beateves Cele
Dean
Milburn CO
Baltimore Amercan
Ann Swinnened
Post
Shaan
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