Huerta Declared Provisional President of Mexico
The article recalls Victoriano Huerta rising from engineer to military commander and then seizing the presidency after Madero's assassination. It notes Huerta’s rise amid civil conflict, international reactions, and his nationalist backing, with War and recognition dynamics involving Wilford Wilson era officials. Huerta’s era is marked by a coup and ongoing tensions with reformists and foreign powers.
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Emily
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Engineers
Sebertivale Eeumade
Peririo Cm
Gee Baitearage
Menican Endilere
Madero
Mewes
Corramse
Villa Dow
Pe Etiiston
Madar
Wil Oe
Binorta
Wilem
Ghee Metlavon
Brasil
Wilbert
Picarly
Muertere
Presidincy
Keenden
Nau
Inter
Carranza
Queretaro
Chihuahua
Senator Works
Republican
California
Senate
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Lange
Huerta
Lodge
Stone
Stone Cain
Alk Carranza
Villa
Zapata
United States
Democratic Party
Europe
Wilson
British Flyers Killed In Repulse Of German Raid
German communique claims four British aeroplanes shot down near Givenchy and Lille during a repulse on June 14. Reported German losses include several planes downed northeast of Arras and near Lens, with six British aircrew killed and two wounded.
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Pear
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Givenchy
Bertin Mye
Boothe
Lmtmelmane
Aurcourg
Giegeema
Rovi
Ligeey
Montenegrins Evacuate Capital Amid New Front Threats
Jan 16 dispatch notes Gotinje evacuated by Montenegrin government. Austrian forces near six miles from capital after Mount Lovcen defeat. Cattaro threat looms as Austrian fleet operations widen Adriatic concerns. Also reported: German Vienna treaty guarantees, and unrelated notes on ships and U.S. officials.
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Gotinje
Mount Loveen
Cattaro
Adriatic
Austrias Warehi
Menat Leven
Battles and political resolve amid world war headlines
Reports from Beana ratian and Bukowina fronts claim massive casualties surpassing 175000 as German and Austro-Hungarian forces push Russian lines. Berlin reports Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg vows invincible Prussian spirit and marching toward victory while pledging continued rail and tax measures to sustain the war effort.
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von Bethmann-Hollweg
Prussia
von Dethmann-Hollweg
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von Bethmans-Hollweg
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Train crash in Brandon yard kills seventeen workers
In Brandon Manitoba a collision between a light clearing train and a stock train in the Canadian Pacific yard kills seventeen workmen and severely injures others. The caboose was moved as crews battled the cold. The wind-chill was reported at 46 below zero.
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Brandon
Man
Winnipeg
Afteen
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sizty
Caboose
France to Seek 920 Million to Aid Shipowners
Wee wel Owners Paria January 14 report the government will ask Parliament to authorize a Treasury advance of 20 million dollars to shipowners to boost fleet capacity by purchasing Allied or neutral vessels. Other items note US permission for the Italian liner Giuseppi Verdi to depart with defensive guns, a call for an arms embargo, a jail suicide at Sing Sing, and European wartime food and labor reports.
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Parliament
Paria
Telegraphic Notes from World News Briefs
A collection of brief items from Sault Ste Marie to Washington reports fires in Sault Ste Marie and Panama, wartime casualties among stock brokers and a ship sinking off Ireland, Austrian denial over Persia sinking, Panama hotel fire and injuries, Kaiser’s health worsening, a new German party, a murder case in Washington, the Bugatti death, and Wilson’s Lincoln Day plans noting his engagement in Washington on February 11.
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Sault St) Marie
New York
Galveston
Washington
Austria
United States
Baron Edich Zwiellinck
State Department
Mediterranean
Persia
Wilson
Springfield
Wilson L
Dunne
Miners menace strike over conscription after bill passes
London Jan 14 The Miners federation plans a revolution vote on a national strike against conscription following the compulsory service bill's second reading in the House of Commons by 431 to 39. The executive committee backed a referendum. cabinet resignations were withdrawn as labor leaders hope to ease opposition.
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Miners’ Federation
London
Irind
England
House of Commons
Anquith
Great Britain
Upton
United Kingdom
Arthur Henderson
Board of Education
William Brace
George H. Roberta
Home Affairs
the Treasury
Hope
Cabinet 1s With Wilson On Mexico War Talk
Washington reports at the cabinet meeting endorsed maintaining the present policy toward Mexico. Carranza pledged to pursue bandits who killed Americans, with no immediate intervention planned. Senators debated intervention powers and urged cautious support for Carranza while warning against partisan war.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Senate
House
Lansing
Carranrze
Progressive party vows no national existence in 1916 campaign
In Chicago on June 7 the Progressive national committee discussed unity with Republicans, with George W. Perkins saying both parties could nominate someone other than Roosevelt. Perkins stressed preparedness as the primary issue, reiterating 1912 positions while Roosevelt urged subordination to country.
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Progressive National Committee
Roosevelt
Chicago
Progressive Party
George W. Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Perkins
Moosere
Six New Haven Men Freed in Directors Trial
Six of eleven defendants in the New Haven directors' trial were acquitted. Other five, including William Mackefeller, were hung on a verdict of jury disagreement after 31 hours out. Acquitted defendants named: Newton Bazney Robert W Taft James Hemingway A Heaton Robertson Frederick F Brewster Henry K Memory.
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New York
New Haven
William Mackefeller
R. Latts
Newton Bazney
Robert W. Taft
James
Hemingway
A. Heaton Robertson
Frederick
Building Roads Studied at Meet
Interstate Stone Manufacturers' association to study best road materials and maintenance. Ohio leaders Governor Willis Highway Commissioner Cowen and ex congressman Cole headline the program as state highway work expands. The group advocates county and city action to adopt informed material choices and patrol maintenance similar to European systems.
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Union News Service
Columbus
Interstate Stone Manufacturers’ Association
State Highway Department
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Clinton Cowen
Ralph D. Cole
Preserves for game birds planned in Hamilton county
Columbus report: Deputy Warden Ferris under President Swing moves to secure signatures for a state quail and song bird preserve near the experimental farm by Mr Healthy. About 1,000 acres signed, aiming for 1,500 total with five year leases allowing entry for inspections and poacher prosecution. A sign marked State Game Preserve will deter hunting during leases. Dr. J W Eirgan coordinates quail purchases for six preserves near Fountain Square.
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Columbus
Hamilton
David Ferris
R. C. Swing
Southwestern Ohio Fish and Game Protective Association
Healthy
Fish and Game Department
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
J. W. Eirgan
State Board
Fountain Square
Robbers flee Somerset post office after safe dynamite blast
Alarmed by a bell from the adjacent telephone exchange, criminals fled the Somerset post office after blasting the safe with dynamite. They escaped with only four cents, while the vault had contained three hundred dollars.
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New Lexington
Telephone Exchange
Somerset
Steubenville Adopts Wet Policy After Prolonged Fight
Steubenville Ohio votes to go wet in Beal law election after two years of dryness. Wet majority 271 with 2462 wet and 2191 dry votes. Great day of excitement. Anti Saloon League attorney Ira Blackburn files affidavits against twenty persons alleging fraudulent registration and illegal voting.
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Steubenville
Anti-Saloon League
Ira Blackburn
Lancaster
Carroll
Columbus seeks new school superintendent at $5000
Columbus Ohio board of education seeks a new school superintendent. The salary is $5000 per year. After more than 20 years, J A Shawan will not seek re election next June. The successor will be chosen in May, with applications invited from inside and outside the state.
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Columbus
O—Columbus
J. A. Shawan
Shawan
Board of Education
Columbus, O
Ohio
Adams Express building burnt in $200000 blaze
The Adams Express Co three story depot and offices were destroyed by fire with losses estimated at 200000 dollars. Officials said crossed electric wires on the second floor caused the blaze. J W Dale and police recovered 17 bags about 1000 dollars each and 11 chests containing money. Large vault money remained believed immune. Lima Ohio report notes Northwestern Ohio Threshermen association formed at Ada with James Woods president Harry Rimer vice president J J Harvin treasurer and J P Bowman secretary. Guarding threshermen interests on highways discussed. Previous effort to bar traction engines from highways raised again for future legislation.
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J. W. Dale
Dale
Pittsburg
Lima
Northwestern
Ohio
Buckeye Briefs: multiple Ohio items on roads taxes and politics
Columbus reports Humphrey Jones a noted Washington lawyer dies in Troy while Darke County passes a load weight regulation. Springfield notes Collis dies aged 72 from tobacco business ties. Beal law election in Carroll votes wet. Lorain mayoralty upheld. Cincinnati line case before court. Marengo post office robbers flee with $100. Ashtabula elder Henry Mall dies. Springfield to host Luther League midwinter meet. Corning widow dies after truck collision. Ohio cattle tuberculosis outbreak grows in northeast. Liverpool church fracas over suspensions. Webster entomology scientist dies. Cleveland broker killed in taxi dispute. Hamilton reports street light vandalism.
Protecting bulbs in winter with mulch and leaves
The bulb bed should be covered with six to eight inches of coarse manure or hay to prevent thawing damage. Freezing and thawing alternate to harm bulbs. keep soil frozen to avoid heaving. Leaves make a good covering if available. Russia devoted 1,836,737 acres to sugar beet culture.
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Russia
Economic Fallacies and Tariff Fight Anew
The piece argues the present administration is economically unsound and blames Democratic leadership for pursuing free trade and risky fiscal paths. It urges a protective tariff to revive prosperity, tempering rhetoric with critical portraits of public figures and calls for a long term industrial program.
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John C. Calhoun
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Ephraim
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Lesso
Fitzgerald
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