Wilson Favours Mexican Revolt Report Sparks Washington Debate
Reports from Lind in Vera Cruz suggest U S sympathy for the constitutionalists and possible arms import. President Wilson weighs allowing arms while awaiting Huerta election results and a formal Mexican policy statement to set the course. European powers await Washington’s position as Durango and Zacatecas reports and tensions rise in the Senate.
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Senate Will Frame Currency Measure For House Accord
Washington on November 3 officials disclosed no major legislation would be considered while the currency bill is pending. The Senate Banking and Currency Committee plans a joint framing effort to reach accord with the House with minimal friction in conference.
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Final Papers Filed For Thaw
Final brief for Harry Thaw to resist extradition from New Hampshire to New York was filed with Governor Felker. The document challenges the legality and good faith of the requisition and questions the conduct of William Travers Jerome.
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United States Demands Huerta Resign and Leave Office
Washington has demanded Huerta resign and not name a successor from his circle or any close aide. The ultimatum, conveyed via Senora Nelson O Haughnesy, pressures Huerta to relinquish power or face possible passport withdrawal. Carranza supporters gain leverage as ministers abroad are absent, while rebels threaten to halt rail service through posted notices warning railroad workers of execution for operating trains.
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Archbishop Adolfo Noves Named papal delegate to Cuba and Puerto Rico
Rome November 3 Archbishop Adolfo Alejandro Noves, ex Provisional President of the Dominican Republic, was appointed today by the Pope as delegate to Cuba and Puerto Rico.
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Navy to Name Judge Advocate General Ridley McLean
Washington November 2 Commander Ridley McLean has been recommended for the position of Judge Advocate General of the Navy by Secretary Josephus Daniels. President Wilson is said to intend appointing the commander to the post.
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First Senator by Popular Vote Debates in Maryland
Baltimore November 3 This is the first election of a Senator by popular vote. Democratic standard bearer Blair Lee, a college mate of President Wilson, campaigns with aid from many orators. Republican Thomas Parran is the rival, while George L Wellington the Bull Moose candidate can barely muster enough votes to block Parran. Lee expected to win by about 15060 votes.
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Tammany Feels Sure of Winning Easy Victory
New York political scene reported that Tammany Hall officials led by Charles F. Murphy claim a clear path to victory with McCall expected to win by 156 000 plurality amid late night campaigning and accusations against rival figures including William J. Bryan and former Inspector McLaughlin.
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Confidence High on Eve of Election As Colby Voters Loom
In Trenton on November 3, former Governor Stokes and Acting Governor Fielder, both party leaders, claim victory. each side expects a large plurality. Republican and Democratic candidates express confidence while Colby remains the decisive unknown, pledging a surprisingly large vote.
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Officials attacked in street car strike aftermath unclear
Readable portions describe violence during a street car strike with officials attacked and disruptions around a late night incident. The fragment mentions an employer and a terminal company and idle streetcars, but precise names, dates, and locations remain unreadable.
Precautions Tighten as New York Prepares for Election Day
Grand Jury instructed as police and courts tighten security to curb riot fraud and ensure ballot integrity. Volunteers guard polling places while Magistrates hold all day sessions and District Attorney Whitman assigns staff to fraud cases amid legal actions against transit firms.
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Trust is a Menace Declared in Harvester Case
Edward P. Gross venor argued that dissolution of the International Harvester Trust is needed to prevent a monopoly on farm implements. He warned that without disintegration families could own all farming tools in a few years. He cited Cyrus McCormick and James Deering as the family heads.
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