Wilson 19 Busy With New Plan For Mexico Peace
President Wilson considers a comprehensive new plan to restore peace in Mexico. He will discuss with his cabinet on Friday and publicize it soon. The approach aims to establish constitutional government amid chaos, with a formal note outlining US aims and recognition limits.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Latin America
Orient
Bryan
Swarthmore
Mobile
Ala
Constitution
State Department
Huerta
Blanquet
Diaz on Louisiana Battleship Faces Communication Ban
General Felix Diaz, aboard the Andican battleship Louisiana as a refugee, learns the privilege of Miglom aboard a battleship carries restrictions. Admiral Fletcher orders Diaz prohibited from communicating with shore without permission, given rarely. An officer escorts Diaz below deck after a brief exchange with a baggage bearer.
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Vera Druz
Felix Diaz
Louisiana
Miglom
Ad Miral Fletcher
Diag
Dyonc
Dias
Silutine
Min
General Tax
Wlotchar
Diazax An Wevlum
Mrs Henning to Take Stard Again Today
Mrs Jone Henning is expected to resume testimony in Chicago on the witness stand as the trial of Attorney Daniel Denuhon and Detective Jenar Stoll continues. She testified yesterday that her husband John C Horning’s alleged affair with Funk did not become a fact.
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Chicago
Jone- Phine Nenning
Dantel Denuhon
Jenar Stoll
Larence G. Funk
Internation! Horventor Company
Mra
Henning
John C. Horning
Pun
Metar
Federal land laws hit at farm confab in Tulsa
Oklahoma representative Scott Ferris, chairing the House Public Lands Committee, criticizes interior department policy and calls federal land laws a confusing, inconsistent impediment to western settlement and resource development at the International Dry Farming Congress in Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
House Committee On Public Lands
International Dry Farming Congress
Interior Department
Ferris
Congress
Interior
Ballinger
Garfield
Fisher
Lane
Lake Shipping Men Will Fight Seamen's Bill
Representatives of forty lake passenger steamer companies met in Cleveland to plan opposition to the LaFollette seamen's bill now pending in Congress. They criticize provisions they say are unworkable and advocate stricter qualifications for eligible seamen, with three years' experience for certificates to avoid unqualified entrants.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Stumen
No Increase in Coal Price As Strike Impacts Colorado Supply
Union Pacific Coal company states there will be no rise in coal prices for local consumers despite the Colorado miners strike. Colorado dealers have sourced coal within the state to cover shortages, countering anticipated price hikes.
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Union Pacific Coal Company
Colorado
Arbitration set for B and M wage dispute hearings
The wage controversy between the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad and its thousands of trainmen will be arbitrated starting November 9 in Chicago. Judge W L Chambers announces government appointees Garrett Dickinson and Henry Boutel, with railroad and conductors representatives named for the hearing. Arbitration covers 39 questions on wages and working conditions.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and , Quincy Railroad
W. C. Turner
Order of Railway Conductors
W. L. Chambers
United States Commission of Mediation
Chambers
Garrett J. Dickson
Holland, Mich
Henry B. Boutel
Washington
Fairfax Harrison
Monon
P. H. Morrissey
Hurlington
E. P. Curtin
Order of Railroad Conductors
L. Harrogan
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Coal Trust Denied by Barons in Government Suit
Philadelphia dated Oct 29 reports the individual defendants George F. Baer Edward T. Stokesberry Henry T. McKean and Samuel Dickson deny conspiracy and collusion to corner anthracite coal in Schuylkill region. They contest government claims about stock acquisitions of independent companies and say all actions complied with the law.
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Philadelphia
Allffed Coal Trust
Schuylkill
United States District Court
George F. Baer
Edward T. Stokesberry
Henry T. McKean
Samuel Dickson
Fake smallpox scare disrupts court over Pollock murder case
In Calumet Mid Oct 29 two defendants Luka Piles and George Brisk refused to testify at a Houghton County hearing on the Pollock murder case. Their signed confessions were entered as evidence. An adjournment was set for one week after a defendant displayed a supposed smallpox eruption, later deemed a harmless skin condition by doctors.
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Calumer
Mid
Houghton Sistee
Pollock
Luka Piles
George Brisk
National W.C.T.U. Meets At Asbury Park N J
The fortieth annual convention of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened in Asbury Park New Jersey with executive committee meetings. Delegates from across the United States and abroad attend through November 6. National president Mrs Lillian M N Stevens of Portland Maine will deliver her annual address on Friday.
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Asbury Park
N. J
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
United States
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
Maine
Prominent Stand-Patters Gather in City for Talks
Hon F. W. Mondell and Senator F Warren are in town with Senator Clarke expected. W C Deming returns from Europe as party leaders plan ahead for next year’s camp and decide not to seek state offices. Congressmen have stayed home, deemed unnecessary in Washington.
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F. W. Mondell
F ©. Warren
Senator Clarke
W C Deming
Washington
Burglar Dives Through Glass Door and Is Captured by Police
A burglar named Keel Stewart, a former artillery private, leaped through a plate glass door to escape officers near the Platine hotel. Officer Carl Christensen overpowered him after a hand injury, as Sergeant Pribery Detective Holland and Officer Nolan closed in. Earlier, another entry in the Commer building yielded $66, and Stewart carried a sizable sum, suggesting involvement.
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Carey
Keel Stewart
Fourth Field Artillery
Carl Christensen
Platine Hotel
Eilen J. P Wethinter
Pribery
Tom Holland
Nola
Holland
Micbrey
Nolan
Stewart
Priobry
Christensen
J. Booton
Commer
Panic in Calcutta as monsoon floods renew in Western India
British India dispatch reports renewed flood failures in Western India with new heavy rains causing fresh worries. Officials estimate rising water levels threaten crops and settlements, while rescue teams mobilize along the Ganges plain and surrounding districts.
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Calattta
India
Western
New York Campaign in Feverish Race Turmoil
In New York City a heated municipal campaign stays feverish as Sulzer ally Tronnessy denounces Tamany Hall and rival Mitchel. Attacks focus on key figures Tanmany Hall, Kainard, and McCall. A $2,000 contribution from Anthony Brady is traced, returned through Brady and Murphy amid party disputes.
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New York
John A. Tronnessy
Sulzer
Fusion
John Murray Mitchel
Tanmany Hall
Kainard & McCall
Tammany
Maiser Swine Et Gas
Brady
Mineun Elon
Muryphy
Samuel A. Pearteley
Trady
Sulaer
Murply Teardaley
Mrady
Luis
Editor of Baptist World Passes Away
Chet 20 Rey John Newton Proatridge editor of the Baptist World died suddenly at his Louisville home. He led the American Executive Committee of the Capital World Alliance and helped promote the Baptist World Congress held in London in 1905.
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Louisville
John Newton Proatridge
United States
Capital World Alliance
Baptist World Congress
London
Mediterranean Squadron Enjoys Splendid Cruise on Wyoming
The U S battleship squadron bound for Mediterranean ports from Hampton Roads steams south of Cape Rice in clear weather. Officers enjoy a nightly moving picture exhibition on the quarter deck aboard the flagship Wyoming.
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TIE
Wyoming
Cape Rich
United States
Mediterranean
Hampton Roads
Cape Rice
Ulster Unionists Stand Firm Amid Home Rule Crisis
Andrew Law, leader of Ulster Unionists, asserted unwavering support for Ulster including resistance to Home Rule. He argued a general election mandate is only way to avert civil war and likened Ulster to pre Civil War America conditions, urging unity with Sir Edward Carson.
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New Castle
Mogland
Edward Carson
Andrew Donar Law
House of Commons
Tonie de Cledged
Unionists
Ulster
Tut Wis
V Prenier
Law
Unionista
America
Sir Carson
Hienheim Palace
Eaton trial 15 closes as jurors hear defense closing
Plymouth Mass October 29 The fate of Mrs Jennie Eaton accused of murdering Rear Admiral Eaton rests with the jury after a day of lengthy arguments. Attorney Morse portrayed her as a devoted martyr and claimed the admiral concealed corruption behind a mask of gentleness while the prosecution’s counts remained unproved.
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Plymouth
Mass
Jennie Eaton
Eaton
Aiken
Tiler «Aiken
William A. Morse
Rentlemady
Maton
Cattle Thieves Cleared as Trials End in Mistrials
Charges of cattle killing were dropped for Andrew Hawkins Buddy Hawk and Henry Porter after acquittals of Charles Porter and Bert Whitney. Prosecutor Sam M Thompson cited lack of conclusive evidence and juries hung on one man who insisted on guilt, ending the long deliberations.
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Asabet
Andrew H.llawkins
Buddy Hawklie
Tienry Porter
Nolle
Sam M. Thompson
Charles Porter
Bert Whitney
Charla Hirai
Thompson
Jersey Cow Champion Shown at Monmouth Dairy Show
A noted Jersey cow from Nobles Farm crowned champion at Monmouth Dairy Show. The event featured 29 entries including notable cows and bulls from parallel state farms. Judges awarded top honors to the Jersey entries amid a crowded exhibit of dairy stock.
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Jersey
Chicago
Monmouth
Strike War Expands to Aguilar Mines in Colorado
Violence among striking miners in southern Colorado shifts from Ludlow to Aguilar as battles erupt between strikers and mine guards. The Southwestern Fuel Company office and post office were destroyed by fire after alleged mail rifling, with guards overpowered and no injuries reported. Miners later attacked the Empire mine, causing minor bullet damage but no further harm.
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Trinidad
Colo
Minera Tole
Colorado
Ludlow
Aguilar
Atxines
United States
Arthur
Tipple House
Fife Guards
Empire Mine
Fame Company
Boller Howse
Ludlosae To. Oy
Balloon Race Honors Deepen Aero Club Respect
Ralph A Veron, pilot of the winning balloon in Europe, received the Aero Club of America gold medal. Ralph A D Preston and the American balloon team earned aviation medals, to be presented at the February Aero Club dinner. Cortield Field Bishop urged preparing for the next international race in the United States to attract foreign entrants.
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New York
Get
Ralph A Veron
Europe
Aero Club of America Today
Beng
Mundal
Ralph A. D. Preston
Aero
Governor Asked to Help Find Missing Boy
Letters reach Governor J M Carey asking help to locate Daniel Daley a 15 year old missing from Chicago. Daley last seen two years ago by his parents at 240 North Street St Louis Street area. The notice notes concern from Sullivan Maury J Sullivan for belated word and inquiries into possible accident or runaway.
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J. M. Carey
Daniel
Bullivan
Calumet
Mich
Wilfred J. Daley
North Street
St. Louis Street
Chicago
Daley
Sullivan
Maury J. Sullivan
Chefhiege
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Murphy
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