Deputies Arrested as Huerta Crisis Deepens in Mexico City
In Mexico City on October 13 the chamber of deputies faced a crackdown after 110 deputies who backed a warning resolution to President Huerta were jailed. Troops surrounded the legislature as gun positions and ammunition reappeared in the palace. Senator Dominguez, who denounced Huerta, had disappeared. arrests followed, and deputies were moved to the penitentiary while a senate committee debated their stance.
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City of
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Huertaga
Bellaoro Domingues
Chiapas
Huerta
Chamber
Dominguez
Senate
Republic
Taguiar
Manuel Garza Aldape
Senor Aldape
Huerts
Hta
Adolphus Busch Dies in Prussia at Castle on Rhine
Adolphus Busch president of the Anheuser Busch Brewing association of St. Louis died Friday at his castle in Langen Schwalbach Prussia. A cable from his son August A Busch notified his grandson Adolphus Busch II. Estimated wealth around 60 million dollars. he suffered dropsy for seven years.
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St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Anheusers, Buach Brewing Association
Langen Schwalbach
Prussia
August A. Busch
Adolphus Busch II
Busch
August A
Rhine
Evangelist Files $100000 Slander Suit
Rev. George W. Elliott, a well known evangelist, sues the Foreign Missionary Society of America for slander in Cincinnati alleging he was called a thief and seeks $100,000 in damages.
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Cincinnati
George W. Elliott
The
Foreign Missionary Society of America
Elliott
McNamaras Bar Visitors Denied at San Quentin Prison
John J. and James B. McNamara, Los Angeles dynamiters imprisoned here, refused all visitors. John J. remains in the jail mill while James B. shows health improvement from confinement.
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McNamaras Bar
San Quentin
Cal
John J
James
McNamara
Los Angeles
Militants Smash Doctors Windows in West End Protest
London dispatch reports militant women invaded the West end to protest forcible feeding of suffragettes. They smashed hundreds of windows of doctors' homes as part of the demonstration on October 12.
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London
West End
Smallpox Panic Rises Among 10000 Mexican Refugees
Oct 11 reports from Eagle Pass and Washington say 10000 Mexican refugees face a smallpox outbreak with segregation orders. Immigrant inspectors, doctors, and nurses are being rushed to aid, while border authorities monitor the crisis and relief efforts. Separately, rebels advance on Monterey and alleged executions amid shifting loyalties as Torreon falls.
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Washington
Hagle Pasa
Tex
Department of Labor
Blue
Department of Public Haslth
Eagle Pass
Monterey
Mexico
Alvarez
Torreon
Mexico City
War Department
Blanquet
Huerta
Nome Fire Destroys Plant Amid Nome Disaster
Fire sweeps Nome Alaska after storm ruins, devastating the Pacific Cold Storage plant with the city’s chief meat supply. Fire apparatus destroyed on Front Street as seawater wrecks homes and stores, leaving hundreds homeless and struggling to salvage essentials.
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Nome
Alaska
Pacific
Gais
Front
Tragic collision sinks British steamer Germania
Eighteen seamen perished when the German ia steamer Germania foundered after a foggy collision with the Cornwood. Rescue efforts follow amid maritime disaster reports from Yarmouth.
Athletics Take Third Game At Polo Grounds
Polo Grounds New York October 11 The Athletics won the third game of the world series defeating the Giants 8 to 2 Tesreau was hammered out after seven innings Crandall came in to finish but could not stem the Athletics surge McGraw's men drop to two games to one in the series and the Phillies lead remains two to one in favor of Philadelphia
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Polo Grounds
New York
Athletics
Gianta
Tesreau
Crandall
McGraw
Phillies
Aviator Beachey Is Exonerated in Fatal Accident
Rochester court exonerates aviator Lincoln Beachey in the death of Ruth Hildreth of New York who was killed when Beachey’s aircraft struck. Jury in Hammondsport cleared him of blame.
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Aviator Beachey
Rochester
N. Y
Hammondsport
Lincoln Beachey
Ruth Hildreth
New York
Beachey
Champ Clark Hurt on Train
Champ Clark returned to Washington badly bruised from a severe bumping in a sleeping car at the Pittsburgh railroad yards. He was not seriously injured.
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Champ Clark
Washington
Pittsburgh
Race riot erupts near Joliet ends in black man’s death
In Romeo eight miles north of Joliet on Wednesday a race riot escalated as John Winfield knocked down a jail door with a rail Toadle and seized Lulu Hills to shield from Louis Hanson who fatally shot Winfield in defense. Deputy sheriffs and patrols evacuated the town as violence spread and mobs gathered.
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Joliet
Jall
Romeo
Edward Swanson
Romaeo
Mansiacre
John ‘Winfield
Lulu Hills
Louis Hanson
Hannon
Winfield
Thomas Stevenson
Armer
Chica
Sulzer Impeachment Trial Reaches Crucial Ruling Week
Albany Oct 10 The Sulzer impeachment trial ends with the statement the respondent rests. Judges and senators face decisive votes early next week on guilt, removal, and future eligibility. D. C. Herrick notes Sulzer chose not to testify to avoid defending his conduct tied to his wife. Louis Sarecky bears final responsibility for outcomes.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
High Court
Sulzer
Court of Appeals
Willam Sulzer
D. C. Herrick
Lae
Eccentric St Louis marriage vows surprise judge
In St Louis on October 8 a couple from Illinois created a spectacle as Lella Kirk and Grover Kelly wed after Kelly demanded an oath from the bride asserting she never loved another. The ceremony, led by Justice George A. Zeigelmaier, ended with the couple exchanging affidavits before signing.
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St. Louis
Mise Lella Kirk
Inn, Ill
Grover Kelly
Mount Vernon
Kelly
George A. Zeigelmaier
East St. Louis
Gelgelmeier
Grover
Cremations in England Rise Since Law Change
London reports show cremations have grown since 1885 when legal, with 11,947 cremations in the country to date and 1,064 performed last year according to figures to the city corporation.
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England
London
Senator Foot Inflamed in South Bend Foot
In Sooth Bend Indiana on October 11 F Shively United States senator who had two toes amputated two years ago due to infection in the left foot now faces possible blood poisoning of the same foot.
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Senators
Bride-to-Be Killed in Auto Crash in Cincinnati
Miss Bright Kelly twenty two a Coyington Kentucky society girl who was to wed soon was killed in an auto crash in Cincinnati. Two other young women and three men were injured in the accident.
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Cincinnati
Miss Bright Kelly
Coyington
Smith Wins on a Foul at Madison Square Garden
Gunboat Smith was awarded the decision over Carl Morris in the fifth round after a foul, at Madison Square Garden in New York. The Oklahoma contender known as the “white hope” lost by foul decision.
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Smith
New York
Gunboat Smith
Carl Morris
White Hope
Madison Square Garden
Noted Chess Expert Dies in Elizabeth New Jersey
David Graham Baird aged fifty eight famed nationally as a chess expert and former New York state champion died at his home in Elizabeth on October 11. He was widely known across the United States for his chess prowess.
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Elizabeth
N. 5
David Graham Baird
United States
New York State
Defend Money Bill Senators Hint Conspiracy
Washington Oct 11 Democratic senators defend the currency reform bill against bankers critics at Boston. President Wilson says Boston views do not reflect public sentiment. Senate debate cites an organized conspiracy to hinder passage while urging timely action and noting hearings clarified the issue.
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Washington
Boston
American Bankers’ Association
Senate
Wilson
Boston Bankers’ Convention
Boston Conference
Counry
Owen
Thomas
Overman
White House
Boston Bankers’ Conference
Tornado Hurts Several In Nebraska County
A October tornado swept Custer county damaging Broken Bow and surrounding areas. Injuries reported to several in the McCaslin farm family and Arthur Bevington’s relatives near Sargent. Livestock killed, property damage widespread, no confirmed deaths. Sargent and Lodi areas notably affected with homes and barns destroyed.
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Broken Bow
Neb
Custer County
McCaslin
Arthur Bevington
Sargent
Sixteen Hurt In Wreck Near Winnboro La
Sixteen were injured and five killed when a passenger train on the New Orleans and Northwestern Railroad plunged down a 26 foot embankment near Winnaboro Louisiana, smashing two coaches.
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Natchez
Miss
New Orleans & Northwestern Railroad
Winnaboro
Indictments in Riot Case from Waukegan District
Waukegan HK reports indictments for riot against Anna Staedfeld Alma Walton Lavina Redmond Mary Sable Kate Wagner and B Krepel tied to an incident involving a Rat Mrs Richardson at Volo October 10 in a local proceeding.
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Waukegan
Anna Staedfeld
Alma Walton
Lavina Redmond
Mary Sable
Kate Wagner
B. Krepel
Mrs. Richardson
Volo
Income Tax Chief Named Deputy Commissioner
Washington October 10 L F Speer of Bangor Pa chief of the corporation tax division of the treasury department was named deputy commissioner of Internal revenue in charge of a come tax administration.
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Washington
L. F. Speer
Bangor
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Acome Tax Administration
Witness Recollects Beaton Visit Dates Under Cross Examination
An attorney questions a witness about leaving Beaton on the sixteenth and returning on the twenty-eighth. The witness confirms the dates and denies any prior stay, replying with indignation and color.
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Beaton
Judge Miller Credits Dodds Kidney Pills for Health
Philip Miller, Gray County Probate Judge in Cimarron Kansas, reports recovering from heart trouble after using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year. He says palpitations, chills, back ache, and eye puffiness disappeared, now weighing 200 pounds and able to perform manual labor. He invites correspondence and notes the company offers free household hints and a national anthem reginer.
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Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron, Kan
Miller
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Honeymoon Over in Vaudeville Snippet
A fragment reports marital strain as Mrs Exe complains of her husband’s exits between acts. Mrs Wye retorts that he only took her to vaudeville and moving picture shows, reflecting light theater life of the period.
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Exe
Wye
Vaudevile
Moving Picture
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement extols Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill as a cure all, claiming relief for millions over 76 years by regulating bowels stimulating the liver and purifying blood with a thirsty audience addressed in a bold, fragmented prose.
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Wright
Woman a Great Sufferer Returns to Health with Lydia E. Pinkham
Grayville Illinois woman testifies she suffered female complaints for a year and found relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Medicine. She credits the remedy for improved health after weeks of cramps and bed confinement.
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Grayville
Lydia
Pinkham
Mrs. JEgssi= SCHAAR
Main St
Ill
Case of Mrs Tully ends with Pinkham remedy relief
Mrs Wite Lum Tully of 2052 Ogden Avenue Chicago writes gratitude for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports severe periodic pains and displacement with doctors giving no benefit, but she now feels well. She invites others to write for confidential advice from the medicine company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wite Lum Tully
Ogden Avenue
Chicago, IL
Lydia
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