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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
3
President Wilcon proposes U S mediation with Mexico to end disorder and establish a neutral, open election. He urges armistice, international cooperation, and a Mexico led by constitutional government under law with U S support for a peaceful transition.
Fragmented OCR reports a legal fight involving Harry Thaw and a habeas matter in Columbus with mentions of a death at birth and the obituary of Mrs Ilebe Deanell, aged thirty nine, with references to Nore Pulton and Washington Courthouse.
Disorder sweeps the city as police clash with crowds after the arrest of strike leader James Larkin. Dozens injured, hundreds at risk, and widespread rioting continues with police baton charges and brick and bottle throwing.
Mrs Vivian Lyons and Dr. William Widney are under care in San Francisco after Lyons declares a death by own action pact. The couple had been involved in a shooting incident in Los Angeles last December and were reportedly released as the affair was deemed accidental. Relatives requested authorities search for Widney and Lyons, who formerly lived in Denver where Lyons husband William Lyons is active in politics.
Mexico City reports a broad wave of loyalty with daily offers of service to President Huerta and the war ministry. A September 10 parade is proposed with 2,000 marchers as planters from Morelos submit a peso 1.4 million subscription amid diplomatic notes with Washington. In Colorado Springs Labor Day events open with a grand parade and races as destitute refugees from Mexico receive aid.
The text reports officers elected by the Pythian order during a parade in Trinidad Colorado. It lists positions including supreme representative Charles S. Davies and grand chancellor A F Hollenbeck, with multiple other Colorado officers named.
President Wilson ordered entreaties and warnings to depose Americans from Mexico and to notify officials that they would be held responsible for harm to Americans on property. Consuls were told to aid departing citizens and provide security, with ships prepared to evacuate those in danger as tensions rise over Huerta regime. Washington seeks to enforce neutrality on arms traffic while resuming talks with Mexico and Lind's return to Mexico City is anticipated amid mixed signals. Wilson also directs consuls to assist foreigners in emergencies and prepares for possible frontier troop mobilization.
Nelson O Shau nessy served as acting head of the American embassy in Mexico in Ambassador Wilmon's absence. Consul Uriarte dies in a New York fire as the scene references a separate tragedy during the incident.
A chaotic incident at Lossiemouth Vink sees two militant suffragettes assault Prime Minister Asquith as he golfed with his late daughter. They pull at his clothing and drag him across the green, restrained only by his chivalry. In Washington Hitchcock denounces the Democratic Senate caucus and political machine as rebuilding debate on the tax reform faces resistance.
In Kemmerer Wyoming Daniel Mullin a laborer confessed to King A M Hed ford that he felt an irresistible impulse to shoot a person he had never seen or heard of before.
A Durango tract is slated for division into multiple malt plats and sale to Balive BoAMemmeberg. The plan outlines parceling and transfer steps under local zoning and property sale procedures.
Sherbrooke reports that Canadian lawyers withdrew the writ of habeas corpus issued last week, delaying proceedings for the fugitive from Matioawen. The case may not reach the superior court today as officials reassess the matter amid a fire damage report. Trinidad Colorado reports a fire causing 14 000 dollars in damage to a Commercial hotel.
Dr Charles W Worthen found Miss Jessie Wilson daughter of President Wilson unconscious by the road near Plainfield New Hampshire after a horse accident. Her fiancé Prancin B Sayre rode ahead unaware. she regained consciousness after treatment and was not seriously hurt.
The Harry Thaw case in Sherbrooke is stalled as lawyers win a writ quash and recommit him to jail. The path forward remains unclear whether he will be tried by the King's Bench in October or deported after further skirmishes with New York authorities over immigration removal.
Roger Thompson the New York chauffeur who helped move Harry K Thaw from Mutteawan walked free after trial in Sherbrooke charged with aiding Thaw a lunatic to enter the Dominion. Police Magistrate Mulvern admitted him to $500 bail furnished by the Thaws.
The Imperial steamship Imperator, the largest afloat, burned while docked in Hoboken with crew and 1191 steerage passengers aboard. Second Officer Gobrecht led the crew into the hold to fight the flames and was suffocated. his body later recovered ashore. President Wilson received a telegram from John Lind in Vera Cruz on Mexican settlement prospects. Five dying after a feud in Indian Harbor report knife wounds from a street battle.
Prof Eckardt named to DePauw philosophy chair in Indiana. Illinois theologian Belarde from the TNA School of Theology at Denver is noted. Washington sends several nominations including George Huckner to liter a consul post and Clary Arnold to Cairo. Dominican refugee report details 600 left Torre on August 14 with 600 arriving here, federal burning of dead in the street.
A governor’s conference in Colorado Springs rejected sending a fleet to Panama and planned a Madison Wisconsin meeting next year. Officers reelected included Governor McGovern as chairman and Miles C. Riley as secretary. executive members were Governors Ammons, O Neall, and McGovern. The conference discussed radical state management changes and a commission form of statewide government. Governor O Neall proposed sending U S soldiers into Mexico to protect American women if needed.
At the governors conference banquet in Colorado Springs Governor Colquitt of Texas denounced in strong terms the murder and outrages against Americans in Mexico and urged the U S to protect its people. He contrasted his stance with Secretary Lane’s praise of Wilson’s cabinet. Several governors and dignitaries attended, with speeches by Ammons and Lane among others.
A puzzling shooting in Covington Kentucky involves Charlee Cannell a Cleveland comedian. He was in a taxicab when the incident occurred leaving investigators unsure of motive and suspect details.
The recent advance of seat prices on the New York clock exchange continued with the sale of a seat for fifty thousand dollars, signaling renewed demand and strong trading activity.
A banquet hosted by the Chamber of Commerce board of directors in Denver drew twenty two governors and their wives and daughters. The gathering underscored decisions on social roles and state representation at the event.
A report from Baldy details the capture of a suspect linked to the murder near Vee comments. Police identify Melqukaden as a victim and note ongoing investigations by local authorities.
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