Negotiations Collapse as Carranza Faction Breaks With Wilson Aide
In Nogales Sonora the bargaining between William Bayard Hale and Carranza loyalists ends abruptly when General Cármanis refuses to answer questions. The same day Ciudad Juarez sees a Villa-led 2000 rebel assault, federal forces surrender, and a series of executions follows, including Col. Portillo and other officers.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
William Bayard Hale
Wilson
Carmanis
Hale
Barranza
Hermosillo
Escudero
Bonillas
Carranza
Mr. Hale
O'Shaughnessy Awaiting New Instructions In Mexican Crisis
Mexico City reports that Nelson O'Shaughnessy has been told to stay at his post for further guidance as Washington weighs possible actions in the Mexican situation. News that a British squadron heads toward Mexican waters draws strong interest but is seen as friendly by Mexicans. Official circles call the move a courtesy.
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Mexico City
Wilson
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Great Britain
Plan of defense by foreign colonies in Mexico City
In Mexico City the foreign colonies plan to defend themselves if disturbances occur and final settlement favors Mexicans. British minister Sir Lionel Carden and German minister Admiral Von Pritze urged their nationals to organize defense. Americans have not been told to act, but committees are quietly drafting a plan that could unite American, British, German and Austrian residents.
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Mexico City
Lionel Carden
Admiral von Pritze
Pinchot Wins First Round In Water Power Fight
In Washington the Pinchot led faction advocating federal control of water power rights won the first test at the National Conservation congress. A 434 to 154 vote referred the waterways committee report was defeated and the report was adopted without a roll call.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Henry L. Stimson
Secretary of War
Walter L. Fisher
James R. Garfield
Secretaries of the Interior
National Conservation Congress
Resccitions Committee
Committee On Waterways
American baseball party sails for Yokohama from Victoria
World touring players from the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox arrived in Victoria on a special steamer and boarded the Empress of Japan for Yokohama. The party totals sixty seven, including managers players press reps and fans, heading to play the first game in the Orient.
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Victoria
B. C
New York 4Iants
Chicago White Sox
Yokohama
Orient
Local Soldier Cleared in Fort Riley Murder Case
Junction City Kansas Willam B Rice a private of battery PB Sixth Field Artillery stationed at Fort Riley was found not guilty on Wednesday of murdering Wilford D P Duell a fellow soldier in the same unit at the base courtroom verdict ends a high profile case with military jurors delivering acquittal after testimony and evidence from both sides the outcome closes a tense chapter for the unit and Fort Riley community
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Junction City
Kan
Willam B. Rice
Sixth Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Wilford DP. Duell
Aviators Wounded in Moroccan Air Recon Mission
Fetuan Morocco reports Lieutenant Gil Rios and Captain Barreero were severely wounded after being shot during an aeroplane scouting expedition. Return from the mission found them struck by bullets with critical injuries.
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Fetuan
Morocco
Gil Rios
Barreero
Rios
Apple Day observance grows in Utah with broader plans
Salt Lake City reports Tuesday as Apple Day with widespread use of apples in hotel, club, and restaurant menus. The event featured plentiful displays and many apples given away, while organizers hinted at a larger next year celebration.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Physician Confesses Killing Magazine Agent in Kansas City
Dr. W. T. Elam a wealthy St. Joseph physician admitted to killing Putnam Cramer a Chicago magazine advertising agent after saying I knew he was lying. He surrendered in the lobby of the Baltimore hotel in Kansas City Missouri following the shooting.
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Kansas City
W. T. Elam
St. Joseph, Mo
Baltimore
Kired Putnam Cramer
Chicago
Miners Rescued After Alabama Mine Explosion
Acton Alabama rescue teams recover six bodies from Mine No 2 of Alabama Iron and Fuel after an explosion late Monday afternoon. Six miners were rescued alive earlier, bringing the death toll to six with recovery continuing into Tuesday morning.
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Acton
Ala
Alabama Iron & Fuel Company
Sailors Charged With Mutiny in Wilmington Hearing
Twenty one crew members of the bark Manga Reva were held in 2490 bail each after a hearing in Wilmington Delaware before United States Commissioner Mehaffey on mutiny charges.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
Mehaffey
Heflin One of the House’s Handsome Members
Congressman James Thomas Heflin of Alabama known as Tom is noted as one of the handsomest men in the House of Representatives.
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Congressman Heflin
Alabama
Tom
House of Representatives
Huerta Will Play Out the Game Amid Cabinet Split
General Huerta dismisses Manuel Garza Aldape interior minister who led a pro resignation faction. Aldape urged talks with Washington over restoring negotiations while others in the cabinet favored ceding to parts of U S demands. Huerta repeats vow not to resign, signaling a life or death stance and a divided cabinet emerges.
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Mexico City
Luerta
Manuel Garza Aldape
Interior
Huerta
Washington
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Senor Aldape
Iis
Aldape
Querido Modeno
General Blanquet
Jose Maria Lozana
Fomenta
Philippine assembly passes anti slavery law in heated debate
The Philippine national assembly on Saturday approved an anti slavery measure framed by insular auditor William J. Phipps. The law reaffirms Spanish statutes and incorporates American laws, with only a small opposing vote despite the lively discussion.
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Manila
Philippine National Assembly
William J. Phipps
Insular
President Wilson Opposes Congress Adjournment Plan
President Wilson told Democratic senators he opposes a plan to adjourn Congress a week before the regular December session. He warned the country would see Congress adjourning to justify mileage allowances. The talk of adjournment persisted as a special session was expected to merge with the December opening.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Tramp Halts Train Inches From Broken Rail
In Jesup Georgia a lone tramp warned by waving his arms halted a southbound passenger train moments before it would have struck a broken rail. The speeding train halted within feet of the defect as scores of passengers thanked the mercy of a stranger.
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Jesup
Here
Labor leaders push broad Asian exclusion and literacy test
In Seattle the AFL approved resolutions calling for excluding all Asians and applying a literacy test to Caucasians. After a two hour debate, prominent federation leaders argued against admitting Europeans likely to become prey of exploiters and to depress American living standards.
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Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Senate panels weigh remedies for currency stringency
Plans to avert financial stringency with the new currency system were discussed by both the Democratic and Republican wings of the senate banking and currency committee on Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency
Minnesota Congressman Backs Philippine Elective Senate
Clarence B. Miller, a Minnesota congressman, said in a Manila interview that he favors an elective senate for the Philippines and that Filipinos have made more progress in the past fifteen years than any other nation.
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Manila
Clarence B. Miller
Minnesota
United States
Philipines
Tammany Seeks McCombs Lead in Hall Reorganization
The Democratic national committee chair William F. McCombs is urged by prominent Democrats to take charge of the campaign to reorganize Tammany Hall in New York.
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New York
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Tammany Hall
Employers Forming Union in Britain Eyes Huge Guarantee Fund
London report states employers across the United Kingdom are forming a new union and intend to raise a guarantee fund of 250 million dollars to shield themselves from strike threats and associated disruptions.
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London
United Kingdom
Hermit Brothers Burned in Shack Fire
Two hermits Jorge Frye aged 57 and his brother Erben were burned to death in their shack on Sunday night in the woods near Whitman Massachusetts. Authorities report a residence fire causing fatal burns with no survivors and ongoing investigation.
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Whitman, Mass
Jorge Frye
Erben
Woose
Beet Sugar Manufacturers elect leaders in Chicago meeting
John L. Howard of San Francisco is elected president of the Beet Sugar Manufacturers meeting in Chicago. Truman G. Palmer of Chicago is named secretary and treasurer.
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Chicago
John L. Howard
San Francisco
Truman G. Palmer
Bridgeport Collier Lost with All Aboard Near Sydney
The steam collier Bridgeport sailing from Sydney Cape Breton with forty two crew and ten thousand tons of coal is reported lost and probable total loss of life.
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Montreal
Bridgeport
Sydney
Cape Breton
Death of former Ottoman grand vizier Kiamil Pasha in Cyprus
Rome reports the death of Kiamil Pasha a former grand vizier and senior Ottoman official. He died at Larnaca on the island of Cyprus according to dispatches received here.
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Rome
Explosion wrecks marshal home in Trinidad Colorado
An early Tuesday blast of dynamite wrecked the home of Dominic Peffelo a camp marshal at Piedmont and damaged several nearby buildings. Peffelo escaped injury.
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Trinidad, Colo
Dominic Peffelo
Piedmont
Peffelo
Convicted shooter Clarehce Roush captured in Oregon
Boise Idaho reports Clarehce Roush an ex convict who shot at Deputy Sheriff Clawson of Ada county last week was captured in Oregon and is now held in the local jail. The pursuit ended with the arrest and transfer to confinement.
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Boise
Idaho
Clarehce Roush
Clawson
Ada County
Oregon
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Bell Coal and Transfer Co
Johnson & Boone
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