Saloon Tax Payments Highlight Enforced Licenses Clash
County Auditor and City officials grapple with Dow tax payments from saloon keepers who missed licenses under new liquor laws. Governor Cox threatens militia if enforcement falters while state orders push closing of unlicensed outlets and tax actions proceed.
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Fred Bader
Liquor Licensing Board
Atorney Max Levy
Bernard F. Pohlmann
Columbia
Dawson Avenues
Hugo Kimball
St. Bernard
Hunt
Cox
Cincinnati
Donahey
Mayor Hunt Seeks Governor Conference Over Property Confiscation
The mayor denounces the confiscation of a man's property as high handed and unlawful. He states the law's principle is wrong and that he will declare his plans after meeting with the Governor.
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State Commission
Hunt
A. Propat
Anti-saloon League
Dayton Won't Get Canal Builder
Washington November 19 Colonel George W Goethals chief engineer of the Panama Canal cannot accept Dayton Ohio invitation to become City Manager for a model municipality Secretary Garrison informed Senator Pomerene no army corps engineer could be granted leave or detailed for this Congress
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Washington
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Dayton
Ohio
Garrison
Pomerene
Army Corps
Congress
Goethals Responds to Dayton City Offer in Panama
Panama November 19 Colonel Goethals declined to commit to Dayton Ohio city post offering a salary up to 26000 dollars. He smiled and said he had no word to say about the commission’s proposal.
Mrs Billson Reunited With Husband After House Arrest
Police from the First District arrested Mrs Billson at 623 West Eighth street and found her son Herbert in a Negro tenant’s cellar at 802 Van Horn alley. After investigation she was released on bond and returned home with her husband. no motive for the original disappearance is given.
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Billson
West Eighth _ street
Negroe
van Horn Alley
Herbert
William Mack
Sixty Five Thousand Strike Hits St. Petersburg
Sixty five thousand factory workers walked off the job in St. Petersburg today in protest of the dismissal of Buchow Works employees for breaking their contract. A general tie-up is threatened by the massive walkout.
Engineers to submit rapid transit loop reports for Cincinnati
Reports from external engineering experts working on the Our Canal rapid transit loop and boulevard plan are expected soon. Mayor Hunt says conclusions will be passed to the Rapid Transit Committee and Park Board, signaling the canal era near its end and a push for the Queen City improvement under the new administration.
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Suveyors
Huntainey
Cincinnati
Hunt
Rapid Transit Committee
Board of Park Commissioners
Queen City
Currency Bill Nearing Senate Committee Agreement
Special to The American Washington November 19 The outlook for an agreement in the Senate Committee on Banking and Currency was favorable as both wings neared completion of their currency bills. The administration side proposed a joint statement claiming division and requesting leave to submit two bills. Senators Hitchcock and Bristow signaled that such an accord would be unacceptable.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
Hitchcock
Bristow
Visit of Larkin Triggers Near Riot in London
James Larkin head of the Dublin Transport Workers' Union drew a large London crowd to Albert Hall for his first London appearance. Students from London University clashes outside and inside caused injuries as rioting broke out with sticks umbrellas fireworks and pandemonium amid fears of a panic during the speech.
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London
James Larkin
Transport Workers’ Union of
Dublin
King Farkin
Albert Hall
London University
Dilatory Tactics of United States Scoffed At
Special to The American Mexico City Nov 19 There is little doubt among observers in the capital that negotiations between Mexico and the United States are at an impasse Huerta is unlikely to resign when Congress convenes and will retain cabinet support British envoy Sir Lionel Carden declined comment on the West Indies squadron move General Teran Federal of Monterrey investigates a charge that Philip Hanna former US Consul General invited rebels to surrender and a court suspicions of conspirators against Huerta surfaced American business leaders warned Huerta that Americans would be safe in Mexico City He claimed no war and offered to pay travel for Americans lacking funds rebels seized towns in Michoacan Tepic city may fall soon and Washington cables reportedly order embassy closure and withdrawal plans Denied by O Shaughnessy the possibility remains that a dispatch to join Lind at Vera Cruz was issued
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Internal Revenue Department
Ministry
Or the Interior
Teri Federal
Monterey
Philip
Hanna
United
Coonsul
Iribarri
Huerta
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Huert
United States
Scoffs
Washington
Mexico City
London
Paris
Mexico
O'Shaughnessy
Jem
State Department
Wrens Ca
Pablo
Victoria
Gonzales
Rernier
Ollock
Government Palace
Mictoria
On to Tampico Rebel Yell Across Tamaulipas
Special to The Ammerican from Brownsville dated November 19 reports that after the Victoria massacre, the rebels led by Lucio Blanco and Pablo Gonzales march toward Tampico 125 miles south to join the rebel forces and advance on Tampico.
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Rebel Yell
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Lucio Blanco
Pablo Gonzales
Tampico
May Land Troops Amid Mexican Turmoil
Special to The American notes fears the administration may land marines and bluejackets from the America to Tampico and Tuxpan to protect foreign property. Rear Admiral Fletcher is said to have orders to act if needed to save assets from revolutionaries. Earlier, General Biss was authorized to detain the Second Cavalry at Fort Huachuca for a coordinated border deployment.
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Washington
Quile
Fletcher
America
Mexico
Tampico
Tuxpan
Navy Department
Goon
Tlxpan
Toxpan
Ifke
Biss
Mexielin
Fort Bhiggnd
Huachuca
Texas
Taft Warns Mexico War Would Bring No Glory
Ex president Taft told a Brooklyn Academy audience that war with Mexico would be a captain's war with no glory for the United States. He warned the conflict would cost more than the Spanish-American War and the upkeep of the Philippines, making the price of conquest insignificant.
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New York
Taftt
Brooklyn Academy
Mexico
United States
Republic
Philippines
Sink ‘Ito
Huerta Appeals for National Dignity at Congress Opening
Huerta plans to address Mexicans at the formal opening of Congress promising to defend his dissolution of the last session. He cites Napoleon to justify actions and says he will later provide a full account of his stewardship awaiting endorsement. He closes with a call for national unity and fraternity.
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Ertel
Fricke
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