U S Warns Huerta Over Mexican Elections Zeroing In
Washington told Victoriano Huerta that the planned October 26 elections cannot be considered constitutional as he wields both executive and legislative powers. Secretary Bryan and President Wilson issued strong notes, signaling the end of diplomatic efforts through John Lind and foretelling Lind's possible departure from Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unck Sam
Lind
Washington
United States
Iro
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Recretary
Bryan
Mexican Congress
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico City
John Lind
State Department
Frederico Gamboa
Vera Cruz
MONTEREY Exodus as Constitutionalist Attack Feared
Laredo Texas reports an exodus of Americans and others from Monterey capital of Nuevo Leon the largest city in Northern Mexico amid reports Constitutionalist forces concentrate for an attack and may use Monterey as a headquarters if captured.
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Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Ern
Mexico
Constitutionaliate
Constitutionalists
Jury Chosen to Try Mrs Eaton for Murder
Plymouth Mass October 14 a jury was chosen in the Superior Court to try Mrs Jennie May Eaton on an indictment charging the murder of her husband Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton USN retired Court adjourned until tomorrow morning Mrs Eaton appeared in court smiling and apparently unconcerned about the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph Giles Eaton
Miraflores Lock Opens Marking Canal Progress
Panama news reports the Miraflores Lock opening with tugs scows and derricks passing through followed by Pedro Miguel Lock as the Cucarracha slide work continues. Canal forces face reorganization delays and Goethals' rumored retirement as the project nears completion. A canoe carrying three American boys capsized in Culebra cut, marking the first shipwreck in the canal.
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Panama
Miraflores
Pedro Miguel
Cucarracha
Goethals
Culebra
Gamboa Proposes Resignation as Catholic Party Nominee
Frederico Gamboa ex-minister of foreign affairs offered his resignation as the Catholic party candidate for the presidency. The party executive committee refused to accept. Foreign Minister Moheno’s reply to the U.S. note on imprisoned deputies awaited, noted for his hot temperament.
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Mexico City
Frederico Gamboa
Catholic Party
Moheno
United States
Arrests in Registration Fraud Probe Lead to Four Held
Four men are under arrest or warrants in a registration fraud probe. Jesse Smith and Frank Irish are in custody after registering twice in the same ward. George Hayes Jr and William H. Brown face warrants. Edward Meyer testified to deceptive registration and was cited for his role after returning to the city.
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Jesse Smith
Johm Street
Frank Irish
West Fourth Street
George Hayes, Jr
William H. Brown
O’connell
Edward Meyer
Bettman
Hayes
Smith
John Street
Frank
Graphic account of Volturno disaster by Captain.
Eighteen survivors of the Volturno board the freighter Philadelphia as details emerge from the sea tragedy. Captain Francis Inch, rescued via the Kroonland, provides a graphic wireless report describing fire in hold, explosions, and the failed boat evacuations while crew and engineers battled the flames.
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Volturno
New York
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Liverpool
Gravesend
Havre
Francis Inch
Kroonland
Uranium Line
Car
American Balloon Lands in England in Goodyear Flight
The Goodyear airship with American aeronauts Upson and Preston landed safely near Bridlington in Yorkshire after starting from Paris in the James Gordon Bennett Cup race. Bridlington is 26 miles from Hull and the event involved 18 spherical balloons in the international contest.
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London
Goodyear
Upson
Preston
Bridlington
York
Hull
Paris
Episcopal Church Proposes Provincial Divisions Across Dioceses
New York Oct 14 Delegates approve a plan to divide the Protestant Episcopal Church into provinces with presiding bishops seen as archbishop equivalents. The House of Deputies also backs a panel to study church discipline on matrimony and endorses revising the constitution to enable national marriage and divorce legislation.
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New ‘York
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Accuses Jews of Torturing Christians in Ritual Murder Trial
At Mendel Belsie’s trial for the murder of boy Andrew Yuchinsky the prosecution pushes the ritual murder claim with Autonomius testifying that Jews tortured Christian children. The archimandrite, born Jewish but baptized at ten, says Jews warned him to avoid relations with Jews and claims many bones exist from tortured Christians. He adds he has never heard Jews use blood ritually.
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Kiev
Russia
Mendel Betlise
Andrew Yuchinsky
Euch
Sylvia Pankhurst Arrested at Poplar Town Hall
London October 14 Sylvia Pankhurst was arrested as she approached Poplar Town Hall to address a mother meeting militants attempted to free her but police placed her in a taxicab and drove her to Holloway jail.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Poplar Town Hall
Holloway
Impeachment trial sparks bid to reopen Sulzer case
Albany reports a motion by John B. Stanchfield to reopen the Sulzer impeachment case and allow the governor to testify. Lasuie Marshall calls the move bankrupt, while Judge Herrick questions amending Article IV amid courtroom tension. Nearby a coal mine explosion in Wales traps and rescues hundreds of miners, with 400 brought to the surface by noon and details unfolding.
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Albany
N.Y
William Sulzer
Lasuie Marshall
Sulzer
Dadge Herrick
Stanchfield
Weight law struck down as unconstitutional
Columbus, Oct. 14 1914 Judge C M Rogers of Franklin County Common Pleas Court ruled weight instead of measure based selling unconstitutional. The decision states laws excluding sale by measure exceed legislative authority and are invalid.
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Columbus, C
C. M. Rogers
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Bankers urged to accept government control in currency reform
Senator Owen of Oklahoma and Representative Bulkley of Ohio came to New York to speak at the Currency Reform conference, criticizing the American Bankers Association. Bulkley argued bankers must submit to government control, regardless of opposition, as the era of regulation has arrived.
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New York
Owen
Oklahoma
Senate Committee On Currency and Banking
Robert J. Bulkiey
Ohio
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Washington
New York Academy of Political Science
Bulkley
American Bankers’ Association
Insurgents Seize Control of Woman's Suffrage Convention
Reports from peneen N. Oct. 14 say insurgents control the convention as delegates from St. Lawrence to Nassau rally against the machine. The coup effected by the People threatens club factions. amendments to the constitution are moved up to tomorrow morning from Thursday.
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Peneen N
Ffisurgents
St. Lawrence
Nassau County
Club
Ex Senator Davis Denies In Elkins Visit Plans
Ex Senator Davis in Elkins West Virginia on October 14 denied reports he is ill. He said he is busy with preparations for a trip to Washington and his upcoming ninetieth birthday anniversary on November 28.
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Davis
Elkins
W.va
Henry Gassaway Davis
United States
Washington
Express Rates Reduced. ICC Extends Effective Date
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission extended to December 1 the time for new express rate reductions to take effect. The ICC refused requests by express companies to revise the rate scale.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hawthorne Leaves U S Prison Today
Atlanta dispatch reports Julian Hawthorne the novelist exits the Federal prison at six tomorrow morning weighing thirty pounds more and enjoying good health. He leaves with Dr W P Morton as a free man and companion on the way to unspecified destination.
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Atlanta
Julian Hawthorne
Dr. W. P. Morton
Neely Wins Special Election in West Virginia
Major Matthew M. Neely, Democrat, wins the Wheeling special congressional race to succeed John W. Davis by a plurality near 3500. Republican State Senator J. G. Hearne finishes second, with A. Laughlin of the Progressive party far behind.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Matthew M. Neely
Congress
John W. Davis
United States
J.G. Hearne
A. Laughlin
Snow Storm Closes Taunton Streets in Midwinter Snow
Taunton Massachusetts reports a light flurry in the morning and a heavy mid winter snow squall in the afternoon. The day saw significant snowfall disrupting local streets and daily routines.
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Taunton
Mass
Owen-Glass currency bill endorsed by referendum vote
The National Chamber committee reports that the Owen-Glass currency bill has been approved by referendum within its member organizations. It urges Congress to consider a plan creating Federal Reserve banks, redeemable notes, and altered reserve requirements, with the Board of Directors seeking Senate hearings.
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Detroit
Michenet
National Chamber of
Congress
Phi
Regal Exchanges
Boards of Rage
Rth
Concil Hational
Seport
Athe Regional Reserve Batiks
Washington
Meetnga
Othe Pinder
Federal
Reserve
Federal Reserve
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury of the
Federal Reserve Banks
Owen-Glass
Board of Directors
Senate
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Board of Impeachment Managers
Herrick
Anne
Court of Appeals
Myelf
Asatepei
Cullen
Welsh
Cheain
Wales
Universal Collery
Here
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Deecapi
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Polat
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