Mexico policy debate tests U S resolve in Congress
Congressional debate over Mexico policy intensifies as discussions focus on intervention versus recognition of Huerta. Senators privately warn the administration must choose a course, while public discussion remains restrained.
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Sachoy Cual
Tim
Punan
Citheens
Fl Paso
Lah A Orty
Mexico
el Roy
Huerta Pertigans
Villa
Benton
Wateh
Utmrest
Congress
Fta
Huerta
Wilson Attack Denied By Diaz
Felix Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz refutes newspaper interviews claiming he attacked President Wilson and Mexican policy. He states he was not involved in any plan to overthrow the government and rejects links to Huerta’s regime.
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Sportal
Ameringe
New York
Huerta
Madero
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Wilson’s
Force Ready To Move on Monterey
The American forces in Stoneville Texas report that constitutionalist forces well supplied with artillery have concentrated at Ramones on the railway between Matamoras and Reyes and may advance on Monterey. They claim 32 rapid fire guns, canister, and substantial ammunition with eight American gunners. Federal units from Neuvo Laredo are said to have moved toward Matamoras, then possibly south to join Monterey.
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Stoneville
Texas
Ramones
Matamoras
Jes Rey
Monterey
Constitutio
Rapia
Canary
Inme
Americans Sent Back by Villa
Pancho Villa telegraphed from Juarez that he would send 15 Americans and other foreigners back to the border on the first military train from the city. He said the batch could include some individuals recently reported missing whose relatives in the United States blamed his forces for their fate.
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FE Paso
Texas
Pancho Villa
Juarez
United States
Cincinnati Kiddies to Own Elephants Today
Big elephants from Robinson's circus will be lent to Cincinnati children for one hour at noon in front of the Empress theater as birthday celebration activity. The circus star will ride and perform with the elephants before allowing children to ride, six to eight per ride, weather permitting. If time runs short a matinee repeat is planned on the Empress stage.
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Robinson
Children of
Cincinnati
John G. Robinson
Empress Theater
Boule
Lytit
Traffic Men To Pick Officers
The fourth annual meeting and election of officers for the traffic branch of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the manual exchange hall Wednesday evening. Invitations have gone to large shippers and railroad representatives. George F. Dieterle and Professor W. P. Rogers will speak on chamber service and moral/legal rights respectively. A supper at 6 o'clock precedes the election and speeches with music by Hiefer's orchestra.
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Chamber of Commerce
Manu
George F. ‘‘Dieterle
Chamber’ of Commerce
W. P. Rogers
Cincinnati Law
Hichool
Dieterle
Cincinnati Champer of Commerce
Rene
Sieon
Hiefer
McKnight Says Frank Trial Story Was False
Albert McKnight, witness in the Leo M. Frank murder trial, swears in an affidavit he did not see Frank on April 26 and that his testimony was part of a plot by R L Craven and others to collect reward in the Mary Phagan case. The affidavit claims he was coerced into false testimony to hang Frank.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Albert McKnight
Frank
Frank” McKnights
Mineola McKnight
Muckmight
R. L. Craven
Oget
R. Li. Craven
Mary Phagart
The Playgoer's True Friend at Grand and Local Hubs
Local theaters announce tonight openings and acts across venues. Sucabine "Girl" and Peter Julia lead at Grand. Joe Dewthorn stars with Sanderson as a leading lady in attractions. Lyrac presents Margaret Angita’s Aloens. Madame X at Walnut features Blatt in a strong Shakespearean lead. Orpheum reports stock company and new feature pictures. Keith's showcases Harry Tighe Rogers and Willard Simms with Robinson's elephants. multiple vaudeville acts fill the week.
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Peter Julia
Sanderson
Boty
Joe Dewthorn
Lyrac
Margaret ‘Angita
Aloens
Heuck Company
Sotgmant
Madame
Orpheum
Keith
Harry Tighe
Rogers
Cowboy
Willard Simms
Fi Aden’ Cotines
Didea
Collegians
Wil Rogers
Oklahoma Cowboy
Millers
Sydney
Townley
Andy Rice
Wittere Lee
Carl Henry
Nellie Francis
Wreck Survivors Stranded Off Wexford Await Rescue
Eleven foreigners aboard the bark Mexico ran onto Keeragh islet after wreck off Ireland. They lack food and water, shelter is improvised, and rough seas hinder rescue boats. A lifeboat neared but lines could not be thrown. dawn prayers for aid as the vessel and crew suffer.
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London
Mexico
Plymouth
Wexford
Ireland
Keeragh
Salle
Little Island
Engilah
Flood Ruins In Southern California Cause Millions In Damage
Los Angeles reports the worst storm on record in Southern California. Over three days, counties south of Tehachapi faced 1 to 12 inches of rain and fierce winds, destroying more than 100 homes in Los Angeles and causing damage of about 4.506 million. Orange groves saw light harm. ranches flooded. The river and Seco basins carried away household goods and valuables, leaving debris on sand bars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Tehachapi Mountains
Eadmate
Lhce
Seco
Auto Bandits Live in Style End in Shootout
Special to The Abierigen Devrest Michigan describes Alphonse D. Moore 21 killed when a younger brother Westy 19 was captured after a late night robbery spree. The brothers had previously lived in Saginaw and fashionable apartments. After robbing two suburban stores they held up a small grocery where the elder was shot by grocer Myer Rapenport. Westy confessed to most recent auto bandit crimes and hinted at involvement in Patrolman Madden’s death.
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Alphonse
D. Moore
Westy
Saginaw
M*yer Rapenport
Wesley
Detroit
Madden
Hamilton OKs legal footing for footbridge project
The American Hamilton Ohio Feb 22 reports the H and I Railroad can start the city footbridge project under a city emergency commission on legal grounds following city council action Saturday. Work begins at one and should take seven days. Estimated total cost about $6,000.
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Specifo
Hamilton
Ohio
City Emergency Commission
Rai
Tektdarte
Death takes Felg noted single taxer
The article recalls Felg a longtime advocate of the single tax movement, recounting his rise from selling soap on the road to owning a major soap works. It notes his generosity through charity via family, his wife influencing his wealth view, and a tale of a department head asking for a dime who instead received work worth far more.
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Sefo Grand Theater
Correar
Tata
Fels
Aoe Low
Tex
Amary
Felg
Fwels
Bowling high score leads Y C A alleys week
Glenn Wordendyke bowled the highest individual score of 257 at the YMCA alleys in Hamilton during the past week. Staley Kapp followed with strong three game totals 207 191 and 214. Other top scorers included Walter Wack 232 and W V Williams 22.
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Hamilton
Glenn Wortendyke
Staley Kapp
Walter Wack
W.V. Williams
Bigelow Urges Church Support for Suffrage
A Cincinnati meeting urged church members to back women's suffrage next fall. Speakers criticized censorship and post office rules, calling for broader civil rights and an organized drive across Ohio.
Blizzard Grips Middle West Extending Across Regions
A northeast blizzard, preceded by wind and snow, sweeps the Middle West reaching as far as Arkansas and Tennessee. It disrupts trains and telegraph service from Michigan to the Texas border, with colder weather spreading east of the Rockies. In Hamilton Ohio disruption continues after an ice jam closed a temporary bridge, and merchants arrange rail transfers to move goods between city sides at low cost.
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Middle West
Arkansas
Tennessee
Michigan
Texas
Ohio Valley
Gulf-Coast
Northwest
Rockies
Hamilton
Ohio
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