Oil Interests Guarded as Aguilar Aids Foreign Firms in Mexico
Rear Admiral Fletcher reports a message from General Aguilar promising protection for American and other foreign oil interests in the Tuxpan area. Aguilar says he acts constitutionally to aid foreign and domestic corporations and to respect civilization, avoiding vengeance. U.S. officials discuss refugee status of the Maderos aboard the Louisiana and the Mexican political standoff with Huerta, as conclusive steps or concessions seem possible.
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Washington
Fletcher
Mexico
Navy Department
General Aguilar
Tuxpan
Fletchers
Admiral Fletcher
Aguilar
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
Navy
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Miss Lucy Hurn Fined For White House Sidewalk Protest
Nov. 21 Washington Miss Lucy Hurn the capital's first militant suffragette paid a one dollar fine in police court for chalking Votes for women on White House sidewalks. The judge kept her on a personal bond not to post the offense, a city ordinance violation, as onlookers packed the court.
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Washington
Lucy Hurn
White House
Miss Burns
Lawrence Lewis Jr
Philadlphia
Miss Burne
Labor Bureau Head to Probe Colorado Coal Strike
Willam S. Wilson, secretary of the federal labor bureau, arrived in Denver as President Wilsons representative to study the southern Colorado coal strike. He planned conferences with Governor Ammons, mine operators, and United Mine Workers officials before a formal investigation. He indicated a thorough approach modeled on prior Western coal disputes.
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Denver
Willam &. Wilson
United States Bureau of Labor
Wilson
Colorado
Ammons
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
American Federation of Labor
Seattle
Calumet
Mich
Tt Fa
Not guilty verdict in Weir case relieves Mrs Weir
After 51 hours the jury found Mrs Weir not guilty of theft in the Weir case. The verdict relieves her of the stigma of thief and avoids another trial. The Cecil party and witnesses departed from Houston as officers remain stationed at Fort MacKenzie near Sheridan. Captain and Mrs Cecil gave little comment on the verdict.
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Weir
Titanic seaworthiness in New York court case
Federal court in New York heard arguments on whether Titanic owners are liable to heirs of victims in the ocean disaster. Claims total about 17 million dollars. Attorneys for the plaintiffs say the ship was not seaworthy, which could limit damages if the court agrees.
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New York
Hela
Tragic Braddock Domestic Tragedy Ends In Double Death
In Braddock Pennsylvania Mrs Caroline Miller died after being shot by her son in law Charles Diets who then shot himself. Both died within 24 hours as domestic trouble sparked the incident. Diets had recently been released from county jail for failure to provide for the family.
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Pittsburg
Caroline Miller
Charles Diets
Braddock
Diets
South Cheyenne Youths Organize Tag Day Drive
Thirty-two South Cheyenne youths formed the South Side Junior Beneficial club at the South Side church to raise funds for a neighborhood playground. A tag day on November 30 will start the drive, with townwide support and plans for a winter program and by law drafting committee. Officers include Print Storey as president and Winnie Cole as secretary treasurer.
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South Cheyenne
South Side
South Side Junior Beneficial Club
Elb
Pearve Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Print Storey
Lawrence Jessen
Wm. Bresnahan
Winnie Cole
Laura MelLood
Win
Dreenahan
Cassie Cole
Laura Jetson
Anna Jensen
Gladys Lumley
Marle Waleh
Vernon Raleorik
Fire scares on liner as heater explodes in pantry
Passengers aboard the steamer Ancona traveling from Naples to New York faced a major scare when an alcohol heater exploded in a pantry on Monday. The fire spread to the saloon passage and foyer companionway before officers and crew extinguished it after about an hour. A steward suffered severe burns.
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New York
Ancona
Naples
Huerta Condemned at AFL Convention
The American Federation of Labor rejected a resolution condemning armed intervention in Mexico. It adopted a dose of denunciation against foreign press and corporate interests pushing intervention while urging the government to seek a peaceful Mexican settlement. Samuel Gompers condemned Huerta and praised Madero for land reform ideals.
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Seattle
American Federation of Labor
Mexico
Ani Foreien
United States
Huerta
Samuel Gompers
Madero
Conscience Is Clear, Hetty Green Says at 78
New York on November 21 Hetty Green declares a clear conscience and advises a frugal, temperate life. She urges moderation, healthy eating, and avoidance of intoxicants while reflecting on aging and personal duty.
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Hetty Green
Brashear Travels From Pittsburg to Keep Birthday Dinner Pact
John A. Brashear, famed astronomer and toolmaker, left Pittsburgh for Oakland to honor a 24 year old promise to Dr. Charles Burckhalter to share his 73rd birthday dinner. The 1889 eclipse expedition and prior visit to the Burckhalter party framed the trip, with other colleagues noted arriving in Tulsa and nearby areas.
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Pittsburg
John A. Brashear
Oakland
Cal
Charles Hurekhalter
Chabot Observatory
Brashear
Pacific Slope
Burckhalter
Three Officers Killed in Chase of Mex Murderer
East Lake City reports Otto Whitheek Deputy Sheriff and Chief Grant of Hingham along with Nonhi Jonson Deputy Sheriff were killed during a confrontation with Ralph Lopes near Saratoga Springs. Lopes sought for murder of four countrymen at Highland Bay Mine. He fled into the hills as a manhunt continued. Jensen died from wounds after aiding the others.
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East Lake City
Otto Whitheek
Grant
Hingham
Nonhi Jonson
Ralph Lopes
Mesiini
Saratoga Springs
Wick
Loepex
Lopex
Lopes
Highland Bay
Fineham
Whitebeck
Lopey
Dustes
Saratorn Springs
Jensen
Ald
Why Telephone Combine Formed Subject Inquiry
Chicago November hearing in the Sherman act case reveals more evidence on why the American Telephone and Telegraph sought to absorb 20 000 independent telephone concerns. B C Hubbell testified the aim was to reduce costs and competition, though testimony suggested a move to centralized control of manufacturing and services.
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Chicago
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tle
B.C. Hubbell
Hubbell
Federal Telephone and, Telegraph Company
Coltioel
Buslnone
Chance To Rescue The Toughest Boys In Pittsburg
Jack Robbins of Chicago asks juvenile and truant officers to help locate the city s toughest boy. After locating him he will be invited to join the Last Chance Boys club and, with eleven others, be taken to Reno Nevada for a chance at reform and a new mind.
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Pittsburg
Jack Robbins
National Fellowship Club of
Chicago
Last Chance Boy's Club
Foo Mipeh
Reno
Nevada
God Mind
The Spirit of Later Day Advertising
The Leader explains a shift in advertising ethics from mislead to inform readers. It emphasizes moral stance toward the constituency, honesty, and the benefit of keeping readers informed about advertisements from reputable merchants. The piece argues advertising builds confidence and guides readers to profitable, reliable commerce.
Big Dollar Dinner Marks Cheyenne Optimism December 2
The Cheyenne booster event promises an upbeat program titled Optimism and its Effect Upon Cheyenne. Speakers include W. M. Jeffere-Ratisouds, I. Ridgley, D. F. Chandler, J. T. Floyd, H. Grant, and others. Toastmaster B. W. Stone will keep the evening tight while Hynds Pynds provides entertainment and the crowd is urged to attend.
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Harry P. Hynds
Hynds Pynds
Mr. Handa
Cheyenne
B. W. Stone
Genthanen
W. M. Jeffere
Ratisouds
Cmyenne
S. Ridgley
D. F. Chandler
Milny
J. T
Foyd
Ht. Q. Grant
AML Hve
Obituary Notice for John Mabel in Philadelphia
John Mabel of Washington noted for service in the Sov. UL and related to Jona MH Markle is reported to have died after acute indigestion. He was taken ill yesterday in Philadelphia and is mourned by the commerce committee community.
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Washington
Sov
Jona MH
Markle
Tter
Philadelphia
French Ask For Panama Steamer Canal Souvenir
The Louise, a small Panama steamer from the French canal project era, is proposed by Le Figaro to be purchased from the United States for preservation as a souvenir. The vessel has a long history with the French enterprise and Panamanian operations, including transport to the Rio Grande mouth and later use by agents in crossing the bay.
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Panama
Canal
Louise
United States
Panans
Ferdinand de Tonsepd
Tle Son
Chamber of Commerce
Rio Grande
Balboa
Crossig
Homer
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Act of Aguilar
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Madero Brothers
Vera Cruz
Louisiana
Mexico City
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Evarlato
Daniel Madero
San Juan Alia
Maneros
Dxford
Eng
Ventance
Thames
Lieya- Grorge
Lord George
Labor Bureau
Mehbe March
Sarveny
Miss_ Jessie
Cooper
W. Dol
Walt
Casper Te
Deever
Beom
UNION
U.S
Gompers
Tony Green
Monia City
WC. Daker
Dr. B. Blower
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Why Telephone Combine
Mlateprement
Tayie
Ali
Boosters
Stone
John Mabel
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