Foreign diplomats in Mexico await US intervention
Washington reports diplomats in Mexico City see American intervention as the only solution to the Mexican problem. Huerta plans to be chief of the armed forces after resigning the presidency. Mexican papers attack Diaz and defend Huerta, while observers expect a US policy announcement soon.
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Investigator Hennessy Fights Tammany Hall in New York
State Investigator John A. Hennessy accuses Tammany leader Charles F. Murphy and Mayor candidate Judge E. McCall of improper campaign finances. The dispute involves ex-Governor William Sulzer and former New York Press editor Hennessy drawing wide attention.
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Roosevelt Is To Cross the Andes
Colonel Roosevelt travels from Sao Paulo to Rio Grande do Sul then to Montevideo and Buenos Ayres before crossing the Andes to Chile. He praises Rio de Janeiro and thanks Brazilian people for their kindness. Uruguay's Secretary of the President will greet him at the frontier with an invitation to Montevideo and a banquet in his honor.
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Roosevelt
Rio Grande Do Sul
Montevideo
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Andes
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Ulster Leader Delivers Lofty Pledge on Home Rule
From Newcastle Bonar Law pledged Unionist support for Ulster including possible resistance to home rule. He spoke on the same platform as Sir Edward Carson but offered only a cautious reply to Asquith's October 26 proposal, saying the Unionists would study any proposals toward a solution if feasible.
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Andrew Bonar Law
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Asquith
Floods in Salvador Cause Many Deaths and Destruction
San Salvador reports indicate fifty four people drowned across the republic as floods that began Monday. Vera Paz village was destroyed with all inhabitants. Ten inches of rainfall measured during the downpour.
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Publishers’ Press
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Vera Paz
Federals Deserting as Monterey Fighting Rages
Reports from Laredo describe ongoing clashes at Monterey with renewed heavy fighting expected on the arrival of 1,000 Constitutionalist reinforcements. Federal casualties reach 250 dead and about 300 desertions reported to date.
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Monterey
Diaz Must Obey American Orders Aboard Louisiana
Refugee General Diaz aboard the American battleship Louisiana in Vera Cruz learns asylum at sea comes with strict rules. An admiral orders Diaz not to communicate without permission and enforces the restriction rigidly while offering shelter from harm but avoiding use as a plotting base.
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Felix Diaz
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Suprés
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Fletcher
Charity Named In Busch Will
The will of Adolphus Busch filed for probate allocates $170,000 in charitable bequests to St. Louis institutions and places most of the estate in trust for his family. Trustees are Mrs. Lillie Busch Charles Nagel and August A Busch. Estate value is about $50,000,000.
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Publishers’ Press
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Lillie Busch
Charles Nagel
August A. Busch
Famous Detective Burns Arrives Guarded by Vast Escort
Detective W. J. Burns lands aboard the Imperator under heavy security with almost 100 detectives protecting him. Reports say $10,000 was raised to buy his death and halt disclosures involving high politicians.
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New York
W. J. Burns
Imperator
Robbed at point of pistol tonight
A pistol point robbery occurred tonight by Publishers' Press of Tower Hill targeting a man and his companion. No injuries reported and no arrests announced. Police investigations are underway.
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Publishers’ Press
Tower Hill
Ruling of State II Confined and Ballot Referendum Action
Columbia Oct. 29. Secretary Graves telegraphed to Supply A Butterfield that only election of Assessors should appear on ballots. The Supreme Court upheld Graves in refusing to consider the Cape Equity Association referendum petition to place Warnes Kilpatrick tax laws on the ballot. The ruling affects tax commission and assessor appointments and may bar Workmen's Compensation Act from referendum.
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Supply A. Butterfield
Harmiston County
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Supreme Court
Cape Equity Association
Gravee
Experts Vague In Murder Case At Mendel Bolliss Trial
Hieff October 20. Experts testified during the Bolliss murder trial that at least two people were involved in the killing of Yaushinsky the boy. They disagreed on whether the motive was to maximize blood loss and torture.
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Publishers’ Press
Hieff
Mendel Bolliss
Yaushinsky
Fate Now Rests in Hands of Ay Accused Woman
Plymouth October 29 jury in the case of Mrs Jennie May Eaton charged with poisoning her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton reached a midnight verdict. The jury examined arsenic bottles and letters in the courtroom and retired at 4:44 after deliberation begun following supper. Eaton expressed confidence before the verdict.
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Getek Tontht
Jennie May ‘Eaton
Joseph
Amateurs suffer injuries in State Fairgrounds race mishap
In Birmingham Alabama on October 29 a hundred mile amateur race was disrupted by crashes. Frank Katz’s car tore a tire on lap 73, crashed through a fence and overturned injuring Katz with a broken arm and cuts. On lap nine W R Lawson hit the fence. Lawson was hurt and mechanic Percy Kaplan was knocked unconscious but revived later.
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W. R. Lawson
Game Warden Arrests Aviator at Curtina Training Camp
A game warden arrested Jaquith, a Chicago aviator, for shooting ducks from a flying boat. Jaquith, recently with Curtina Training Camp, and Francie Wildman reportedly killed twenty one ducks in under an hour as Wildman drove the beating line.
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Currency Bill Changes Stir Debates in Campaign
Reported in New York by Publicare Press the race intensifies over campaign issues. McGall attacks Mitchell on the Queensboro work and a large bribe talk surfaces. Whitman probes notes while Congress reshapes the currency system and regional banks amid stalled reforms.
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Frenchman Kills Two Children in Paris Suburb
A man at Nanterre near Paris shot and killed his two children in a field, their bodies found with bullet wounds. His second wife, the children's stepmother, had left him previously due to disliking them.
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Strikers Attack Mines Near Aguilar and Berwind Camps
The report notes fires at the Southwestern mine near Aguilar and an attack on the Empire mine and Berwind and Tabasco camps by strikers. Adjutant General Chase says twenty four hours will be allowed to lay down arms.
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Tammany Money Hard To Find In Wall Street Odds
New York October 29 betting on Mitchel and McCall showed Mitchel favored 2 to 1 on the street and 2 to 1 street odds fluctuated with McCall at 2 to 2 percent on one quote. Broad Street curb odds had Mitchel 2 to 1 and McCall 1 to 3 with betting quiet and little Tammany money.
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Wall Street
Fred Schumm
Mitchel
McCall
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Opera Singer in Lion's Cage Stuns Berlin Crowd
Berlin oct 29 kimmy destinn sang in a cage with four teen lions for a moving picture drama. Almost 100 men and women in evening dress witnessed the scene. The men were unmoved by the prima donna voice and many appeared to be taking an after dinner nap.
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Publishers’ Press
Berlin
Kimmy Destinn
Western States Struck by Winter
A terse AP style notice notes Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma endure record cold as arctic air sweeps across the region.. Kansas and Missouri appear among the hardest hit with frosty conditions shaping local scenes today.
Testimony Taken In Suit Against Senator
The article reports testimony in a suit involving Senator Gore and Mrs. Minnie Bond. It notes Mrs. Bond reiterates statements she previously gave, referencing a Washington location and alleged discussions in a senator's room.
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Bankers Favor National Currency Plan In New York
New York October 29 bankers are unanimously in favor of the national plan. Frank A. Vanderity, president of the Neon City Bank, and others oppose President Wilson. Vanderity wrote to the President urging an interview. the President replied Congress is drafting the currency law and he cannot see that Wall Street is unsettled.
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