Nations defer Mexico policy while US drafts plan
Three European powers Great Britain Germany and France agree to no new policy toward Mexico until the United States submits a definite future treatment plan for the revolution-torn republic. Secretary Bryan announced the step as President Wilson neared Washington after a southern trip.
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Washington
Great Britain
Germany
France
Mexico
United States
Bryan
Wilson
Secretary
Tis
Huerta
Berg
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Fletcher
Mkt
Nebraska land lottery yields 548 forest reserve homesteads
The Nebraska national forest reserve near North Platte distributed 548 government homestead claims. John Doyle of Cheyenne drew No 28 while other winners include Arthur Stromberg of Stromberg Neb No 3 and Louise Huson of Abilene Neb No 5. Veteran Samuel Gibson of Omaha drew claim No 6 and Wyoming names appear among winners.
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North Platte
Neb
Nebraska
Uncle Sam
Nebraska National Forest Reserve
Niobrara
Marvin Tritech
Kirksville
Missouri
Iowa
South Dakota
Judge Whitten
Hyannis, Neb
John Doyle
Cheyenne
New T
Arthur Stromeberg
Stromaberg
Charles
Reynolds
Loup City
Louise Huson
Abiline
Hans Dube
Calumbus
Ong Choise
Napoleon
Albert Berlokgon
Omaha
John Thider
Garricon
Din Bacok
Samuel Gibson
Onaha
Fort Kearney
Wyoming
James Brannon
Burns
A. H. Breae
Volturno Lifeboat Scenes Reported by Tronto Officers
In Boston on October 8, reports say a badly smashed lifeboat from the burned steamship Volturno was sighted at sea by officers aboard the Wilson Mner. The Tronto, which arrived with an iron hull, circled the wreck to aid the rescue as wide bodies drifted nearby.
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Boston
Volturno
Wilson Mner
Tronto
Tronto Cir
Wicloity
Mexican Political Hopes Rise Over Warship Refuge
Vera Cruz reports detail possible asylum on an American warship for Diaz followers amid arrest threats. Officials weigh Washington's stance as Rear Admiral Fletcher and John Lind brief President Wilson's aides. no arrest order issued yet.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Fletcher
Washington
Meena
Conaral Pelle
tvCgee
Beasar
Diag
Alcolea
Gerts
Hertha
Fpletubor
Wilson
John Lind
Diaz
Wide-Open Town Policy Shapes Cheyenne Mayoral Debate
Two Cheyenne businessmen discuss the mayoral race noting saloon influence and a pledge to enforce the law. Hofmann supporters argue for progress and strong character over a wide open town. They urge voters to back Hofmann on election day.
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Cheyenne
Fred Hofmann
Five Die as City Well Caves In at Frederick
In Frederick Oklahoma a city well twenty feet across and forty feet deep collapsed trapping seven men. Five were killed including contractor Mont Dean. two others were seriously injured Alvin Dean was rescued after twelve hours and Oliver Hrewet remained in serious condition hours after rescue.
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Frederick
Okla
Mont Dean
Alvin Dean
Oliver Hrewet
Wey Ile
Hie
Court to Hear Appeals Cases of Dynamiters
Chicago October 28 Attorney for Frank M Ryan and twenty nine other labor union officials convicted at Indianapolis last year of conspiracy in the McNamara dynamite plots would begin their appeals before the United States circuit court of appeals tomorrow A day and a half is allotted for arguments on behalf of the appeal to set aside the Indianapolis verdict with an equal time for District Attorney Charles W Miller of Indianapolis to argue the appeal
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Chicago
Frank M. Ryan
Indianapolis
Jastogether
Coste
McNamary
Fonfelt
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles W. Miller
Acquittal in $285,000 Bank Theft Trial
In New Westminster British Columbia a jury acquitted Charles Dean of conspiracy in the Bank of Montreal robbery at the New Westminster branch on September 16 1914 detailing the $285 000 theft. This marked his second trial after the first jury disagreed.
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New Westminster
H. C
Oates
Charles Dean
Ansives Court
New Wearimeter
Pank
Montreal
Dean
Conductor Accused of Trampling Passenger in Murder Case
Lancaster Wisconsin dated October 28 reports a Chicago Burlington and Quincy conductor charged with murder for throwing a tramp from a moving train. Murphy died after being struck by wheels, officials say. The case tests the conductor’s right to eject a passenger from a moving train.
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Lancaster
Wis
French
Chicago, Hurlington and Quincy
Edward Murphy
Tito
Rench
Murphy
Striking Mail Truck Drivers Stage 24 Hour City Disruption
In New York on October 28, 125 striking mail truck drivers disrupted service for about a day with attacks on trucks. Police and federal agents protected the mails as routes resumed normal schedules. Patrick Johnson, claimed vice president of the local chauffeurs union, was arrested on interference charges.
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New York
Federal
Secret Service
United States
Morgan
Elehth Avenue
Amon
Patrick Johnson
Loval
Chauffeurs’ Union
Johnson
Uwnion
Grandstand Collapse At Sox Giants Game Leaves One Dead
A grandstand collapse at the baseball grounds in TILSA Oklahoma during the Sox Giants game injures about fifty and kills one. The structure fell as a crowd of around 600 occupied the stands just before play began, with military personnel nearby aiding in the emergency.
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Sox-Giants
Blanquet to Take Huerta's Place if Election is Void
In Mexico City on October 28 the foreign minister said that if Huerta Blanquet poll a sufficient majority to be declared elected congress would void the Huerta votes. Blanquet would take the oath as vice president and assume the presidency pending new elections.
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Blanquet
Huerta
Mexico City
Huerta-Blanquet
Congress
Huera
Himelf
Senor Maoheno
Bianquet
Muret aide of Schmidt convicted in counterfeiting case
New York Oct 28 Dr Ernest Muret friend of Hans Schmidt confessed slayer of Anna Aumuller was found guilty on two counts for making and possessing counterfeiting apparatus. Jury found him not guilty of conspiracy with Schmidt to counterfeit United States coins. Deliberations lasted four hours amid a stormy court session.
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New York
Ernest Muret
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Muret
Schmidt
Schwidt
Schialdt
Anna Att Muller
Delegates Consider Enlarging Farm Congress Scope
Tulsa November meeting reports delegates from fourteen states pressed to enlarge the Farm Congress beyond dry farming. They warned withdrawal if the organization fails to broaden activity and aid global agriculture. A brief session was held. tomorrow features governors’ day with speeches by Kansas Colorado Nevada and Oklahoma leaders.
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Tulsa
Okla
Europe
United States
Coumba
Mefentiete
Wll Nationa
Tunleht
Kansas
Colorada
Nevada
Whitney Second 10 Bill Set Free In Cattle Theft Case
After 24 hours of deliberation the district court jury found Bert Whitney not guilty in a cattle theft case tied to five arrests for missing cattle of Charles Hiraly. Whitney was the second man tried after Charles Porter, who was also acquitted, leaving ranchers in Laramie County unsettled as cattle rustling lingers.
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Lant Nigrit
Bert Whitney
Whitney
Charles Hiraly
Charles Porter
Likewine
Laramie County
Hirely
Three Battles Mark First Martial Law Day in Southern Colorado
Three battles near Hastings Yahasco and Tabasco mark the district's first martial law day. One mine guard killed, several union men wounded, two non union children shot, another guard missing and a county marshal hurt. Militias arrived as fighting raged around Hastings camp and nearby hills.
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Borwint
Colo
Colorado
Missinyg
Yahasco
Hastihre
Marshal Robinson
den Niles
Enmys
Wille
Angus Alexander
Alexander
Hoon Tony
Tabasco
Berwinil
Talisco
Devgan
Trinidad Company
Wario
Gates Dies After Hunting Trip in Cody
Charles G. Gates son of the late John W. Gates died in his private chamber at 2 PM from apoplexy. He had recently moved west for health, joined a mountain resort and hunting trip with Doctor Williams and Mrs Mothercell. Despite improvements the exertion and decline led to death. Gates had aided Cody churches and distributed clothing to the poor before his death. The body was to be sent east via Billings.
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Cody, Wye
Charles G. Gates
John W. Gates
Billings
Gates
Frieda
Louvre
Gorty
Mr. Gates
Atak
Mer
Cody
Dra
Swilanni
Mothercell
Irving
A. Morror
Helmer
Taonight
State Troops on Way to Trinidad Amid Dynamite Fear
Denver reports expect arrival of salute troops from southern Colorado as a precaution after rumors of dynamite attacks. General Chase plans to move Second regiment outside Trinidad before joining Denver units. Denver officials appeal to mine company leaders to place workers under guard if needed. Troops from northern Colorado towns pass through Denver as Trinidad suspends departure pending guard details.
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Denver
Ammonite
John Chase
State House
J. C. Oagood
W. Ty. Prown
Prineiial Coal
BP. White
Os J. Hayes
John Molen
Uulted Minerkers
Amelia
Trinidad
Colo
la Juste
la Junta
National Guard
Colorado Ad Southern
Ludlow
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
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Nebraska Land Lottery
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U.S
LA Fontaine
Tollowe
Fred Hmofmand
Ealoon
Lafontaine
Hofmann Warmirer
Hom
Tilsa
Chester Taylor
Ninth Pulte! States Infantry
Otty
Chicago American
New York National League
Aaldhers
Schimidt
Schmidt Thies
Rage IV
Wulitia
Cumrd
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Hrennan
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