Carranza and Wilson Talks Add Uncertainty to Mexican Crisis
In Nogales and Washington, officials report ongoing exchanges between Wilson and Carranza via William Bayard Hale. Carranza rejects direct or mediated negotiations with Huerta. Meanwhile Gonzales claims 21 towns taken and key victories in Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon, with reports of Obregon wounded.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Washington
Acove
Wilson
Carransa
William Bayard’ Hale
Hale
Mr. Hale
Consal
Frederick Simplon
Carranza
Huerta
Quth
Pabloo Gonzales
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulins
Gmeral Gonzales
Victoria
Tamau
Anas
Gustavo Garmendia
Mexico City
Mulero
Culiacan
Alvaro Obregon
Passenger Prone As Freight Derails Near Wooster
A freight train derailed near Wooster Ohio on November 13 killing three passengers and injuring about a dozen. The passenger car was struck by a westbound express, causing fatalities and widespread panic as evacuees fled the scene. Surviving crewmen and rescue workers rushed to救 the injured and secure the wreckage at the viaduct.
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Wooster
Pennsylvania
Harry Nraekie
Shreve
DAWA
Ak ‘Ors
Schaible
Alle- Bheny
Baltimore
Ohio
Pos
Railroad Strike Battles 2500 on Sunset Lines
About 2500 trainmen and enginemen on the Atlantic division of the Southern Pacific Sunset lines walk out at seven after six months of failed negotiations. The strike involves four unions and halts all trains after 7 pm while crews swap shifts and strikebreakers are anticipated.
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Houston
Texas
Atlantic
Southern Pacific Railroad
Four Brion Organization
Federal Board of Mediation
el Paso
New Orleans
Southwest
Sunset Central
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of Railway Conductors
Order of Railway Trainmen
W. B. Scott
G. 8. Ward
Wilson to deliver first annual message in person to Congress
President Wilson announced he will read in person his first annual message to Congress. He has written brief advices on tariff currency and the Mexican affair and may limit the address to key issues, preferring cabinet reports to show department matters.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Inquirers
Presidente
Huerta Resignation Talks Rise Amid U S Pressure
Officials in Mexico City report Huerta’s counselors seek concessions to satisfy the United States. Manuel Garza Aldape appeals to the American chargé d’affaires to delay action, while Huerta’s backers discuss possible resignation to be voted by a new congress as Washington opposes such an assembly. In Washington, Wilson and Bryan gain confidence from international backing and a European blockade pressing Huerta, with no public release of the full policy statement.
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Mexico City
Navy
Huerta
United States
Manuel Garza Aldape
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mr. Lind
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Itla
General Truerta
Congress
Washington
Mexico
Bryan
Victoriiano Huerta
Europe
Charge Eee
John Lind
Jenkins Goes to Death Protesting His Innocence
The article recounts J Warren Jenkins answering a prosecutor's questions before execution at about 2:45 AM. He maintained innocence when asked if he killed Jessie Root Jenkins. The death followed shortly after, with the body prepared per routine.
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Jenkins
Jessie Root Jenkine
B. Hoes
J. Warren Jenkins
Mao
Six States Join W New Highway North and South
Special to the Leader Denver November 13 Over a hundred delegates met in the Albany hotel to plan a north south highway from the Gulf of Messeo to Yellowstone park. States Texas Colorado Wyoming Montana Nebraska and South Dakota represented. Wyoming delegates named to a three person organizing committee included Fred Hofmann George Walker Harry P Hynde and others.
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Denver
Albany
Gulf of Messeo
Yellowstone Park
Texas
Colorado
Wyoiing
Montana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Cheyenne
Fred Hofmann
Industrial Club
George Walker
Harry P. Hynde
Laramie County Good Roads Association
Denver Motor Club
B. B. Somers
Wyoming
Committee Work Keeps Labor Delegates Busy
Beattle November 12. The American Federation of Labor held a brief session with delegates spending the day in committee meetings. President Gompers received the motions until midnight. No renewals will be acted on without convention vote. Key federation leaders are not expected to report until next week as the main business will be transacted then.
Wreck Kills Dozens as Train Plunges in Alabama
A Central of Georgia passenger train left its rails near Eufaula Alabama killing twelve and injuring more than a hundred. The crowded excursion from Ovark to Eufaula crashed down a steep embankment after a broken rail. Jefferson Clayton survived with minor injuries. many bodies were laid out on porches and yards in Clayton as hospitals overflowed. An investigation ordered.
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Eufaula
Alat
Pordona
T Condhen
Central of Georgia
Here
Ovark
Ala
Hufaula
Jefferson
Clayton
Tiemy D. Clayton
New Women's Wage Laws Recommended in Oregon
The first state wide welfare conference under Oregon's minimum wage law concluded with recommendations for women workers. Proposed are an eight dollar and twenty five cent weekly wage for experienced workers and six dollars for inexperienced workers, a one year apprenticeship cap, and a fifty four hour work week with an 8:30 p.m. closing limit for women in mercantile establishments.
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Portland
Ore
Industrial Welfare Commission
Tis
McManigal Plans Escape To England After Release
Orth Kk McManigal the dynamiter, who aided in sending the McNawara brothers to San Quentin and 33 other union officials to Leavenworth, was in Detroit with MelLaren after release from Los Angeles County Jail. On a train toward Buffalo, Detective Borne joined the trio for talks on future plans including crossing the Canadian border toward London England.
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Detroit
Mich
Orth Kk
McManigal
Dynamiter
Confesson
Mc Nawara Brothers
San Quentin
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Detroit Free Presa
Loa Ang Tea
IL Spanid
Dewedye Malcolm MelLaren
Muffalo
Milaren
William J. Borne
McMynteal
McManigaul
Canadian
Buffalo
London
England
Senate panel splits over bank bill as chambers draft separate currency measures
Washington lawmakers in the Senate Banking and Currency Committee work on rival currency bills the administration wing led by Democrats seeks to preserve control over regional reserve banks amid debate on bank director appointments. Republicans and Senator Hitchcock push amendments while Bristow notes a week of work ahead. A joint meeting may map a path forward with an aim for a unanimous report on undisputed sections.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Owen
Hitchcock
Hollis
Bristow
Reed
Rich New York Diamonds Smuggled by Notorious Woman
A major diamond theft ring involving a stylish Fifth Avenue woman and a male partner yielded over 100000 in diamonds. Police traced sales to pawn shops after arrests and a grand jury probe begins tomorrow. Brokers testified the woman received stones for approval then paid later, with many sales paid on commission.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Vpokuiltat
Prands Books
Blu
Cook
Alt
Whale
Wegan
Boo Sho
Vacous
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Ted
Washington, Navy
M’manigal
Dynameiter
Burns
Sartre
LiPo
Crry al Altes
Senate Currency Committee
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