Policy of Wilson Toward Mexico Achieves Its Aims
The United States maintains that its moral invasion policy toward Mexico has met two goals: securing a constitutional election and ensuring Huerta will not seek another term. Reports describe October 26 elections preparations and Huerta’s non-candidacy while U S recognition remains unsure. Mexican authorities may seek U S judgment before recognition, with Gamboa and Catholic party figures urging support for the administration.
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Wilson
United States
Mexico
Trnes
Huerta
Ices
Huerta Alaim
Frederico Gamboa
Tryon
Belive
Constitutionalist
Werm
Republic
Washington
State Department
Mexico City
John Lind
Madero
Latin America
Camboa
Chur
Keep Girls on Hay Boys Will Sty Sugg Plan
Mrs Muar hall Holt of San Francisco received a life membership in the Farmers National Congress at Plano Texas 1918 convention the first for a woman. She urged farmers to adopt food production and noted key resolutions committee work overnight. Officials cited Mexican election implications and U S neutrality policy in Latin America amid Huerta opposition.
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Plano, IL
Muarhall Holt
San Francisco
California
Farmers’ National Congress
Pano
Ttc
Ry Qiolt
Holt
Hoover
Hirwm
Ohio
Five Millionaires Call on Cheyenne in Plains Hotel Lobby
In Cheyenne, five central Wyoming fortunes worth over 100 million dollars gathered at the Plains hotel lobby. Verner Reed, Charles Macneill, Harry Hynde, Spencer Penrose, and Fred G. Bonfils, plus Clarence Hamlin, mingle with local acquaintances, boasting vast holdings in oil, mining, and media.
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Perhage
Plains Hotel
Valeta
Platina
Colorado & Southern
Verner
Reed
Ashilon
Midwest Company
Wyoming
Charlos Macneill
Colorado Springs
Macneill
Salt Lake Clifs
Harry Hynde
The
Plalna
Macneilhen
Teta
Utah
Colorado
California
Spancer Penrose
Colorado Suctan
Ol Flelle
A. FP. Penrose
Philadelphia
Fred G. Bonfil
Teachers to Organize to Help Each Other
Burns Wyoming September 25 The teachers of district No 1 and the largest district of Laramie county will hold a meeting in Burns Saturday September 27 to form a teachers club. County superintendent Mamie Hoefferen will preside and encourage monthly meetings for mutual study and discussion to reduce monotony and isolation in rural school teaching.
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Burns
Wyo
Teachers of Distrie
Largmie County
Teachers’ Club
Mra
Mamie Hoefferen
Hartman Montanan New Ecuador Minister Arrives
The newly appointed minister to Ecuador, Charles S. Hartman of Montana, arrived in Guayaquil on September 25 and will proceed to Quito tomorrow.
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Guayaquil
Ecuado
Ecuador
Charles 8
Hart
Man
Montana
Toda
Secretary authorizes exhibit at Sixth national gem show
The secretary of agriculture was authorized to arrange a federal exhibit for the Sixth national gem exhibition in Dallas Texas next February by a house vote. The report notes rapid calculating machines appear at the market but none have yet become widely used.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Dallas
Texas
Road work planned for Denver Cheyenne highway link to Greeley
The Leader reports that grading will start soon on the Denver Cheyenne highway from Dover to the Wyoming line with the Uiey contracting company in charge. Local Cheyenne businessmen offer loans to fund Wyoming end work, to be repaid when county funds become available, and the project aims to connect with Carr and Weld county at the state line.
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Denver-Cheyenne
Dover
Colorado
Greeley
Lone Tree Valley
Carr
Wyoming Line
Uieeley Contracting Company
Lone Tree Creek
Cheyenne-Greeley
Denver
Carr Station
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Weld
Wyrombe
Weld County
State Line
Irte Cheyenne
Thin City
Union Patifle Vimluot
Viadine
Sulzer Faces Impeachment Trial with Cash Conspiracies
Albany reports detail impeachment proceedings against Governor Sulzer. Banker Jaco Schiff testified about solicited campaign funds from Samuel J. Frankenstein and 2,500 dollars in unrestricted contributions. Stadler, former state senator, testified about cash exchanges and urging support for Sulzer, while other donors and accounts are explored.
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Jaco Schiff
New York
Samuel J. Frankenstein
Sulzer
Mr. Schift
Escoss
Mulzer
Tanis A. Sarecky
Cafipalen
Mutu
Alliance Trust Company
Lorveny
Funfly
Prosec- Hon
Albany
Lewis J. Conlan
Artes A. Stadler
American
Stidlar
Fdr
Tammany Iiill
Canwmaion Funda
Suleer
Stadler
Sulxer
General Tenle
Pen- Nore
Attorney Kresel
Bulwer
Fourteenth Street
Taromany Mall
Wr Butleer
Peter Noelger
William J. Wiles
George C. Hadley
August Tuchow
Wiliam
Peter Veffman
Vyner
Cullen
Willem Subger
Charles Darah
Staller
Tariff talks stall as conference reports loom
Washington reports a continued tariff conference deadlock on cotton yarns and cloths wool duties and free raw wool dates. Despite hope for a report tomorrow lawmakers fear changes imply new legislation while conferees say they acted within authority.
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Washington
Senate
Hose
Congress
House
Conference Committee
French urine drinkers show appendicitis risk study
Paris reports in the medical press that urine drinkers, about one in 200, face appendicitis risk, while water drinkers are cited at one in a hundred. Professor Jalueuir warns against mineral water use and cautions the public.
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Paris
Jalueuir Worna
Wealthy Eastbound party tours Wyoming oil fields trip
A group of 16 affluent travelers from the East arrived in Cheyenne aboard a Colorado and Southern train and visited the Salt Creek and other Wyoming oil regions. They recounted experiences of an equatorial storm on the plains, vehicle breakdowns, long mud walks, and friendly ranch hospitality while touring with members including Georgy KR Keene and K. Makenley among others.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Salt Creek
Popo Agie
Ofields
The
Plaine
Regulr
Colorado
Southern
Cooper
Beime
Georgy KR. Keene
Perldtgeport
Conn
Bj, Hughes
Uriderport
K. Makenley
Stratford Conn
Robert P Strong
Fowls
Noble Honnett
Large Allen
New Millfornt
Taylor Dayant L. C
Taylor Dayant L. C. Balletanean ‘Groat Barrington, Moss. Prank Harton of Mineeae
Verh
Tahor
Pantine
N. Kallay
Astin
Harley
Irtah
Pottleon
N.Y
Silkman
Mill Plain
Cone
M. Woode
Qoloratu Sprites
Cole
Ventionen
Stockhkallete and Afillers
California Bothony Oil Folds Company
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Gamboa
Ekrest
Manual Culero
Secy Og
Isher
Denver Post
Kansas City Post
Bonfils
Clarence Hamlin
Rocky Springs
Wio
Colorado, Springs
Hamlin
Centennial
Hynda
Casper Oil
Florida
Ministre
U.S
Brewers
N. Y
Bulner
Lunterengt
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