President Wilson's annual message outlines U S policy toward Huerta and domestic reforms
President Wilson reports a crisis in Mexico under General Huerta with the US maintaining watchful waiting, while urging constitutional government. He calls for primary elections, farm credit reform, anti monopoly measures, and self government for territories, plus Alaska railways and conservation efforts. The message lauds Congress and outlines diplomacy, trade, and civil reforms.
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Divorce Granted Abroad To Mrs Ida M French
Mrs Ida M French, daughter of former American consul general in London, was granted a divorce from Captain H R French of the Yorkshire Regiment on grounds of infidelity and cruelty. The court awarded custody of their child to Mrs French under condition to produce it in court when required. She testified that he beat her and dragged her about the room for refusing early morning entertainments.
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McCabe Moves to Expanded Quarters in Kimmel Building
John A. McCabe, noted undertaker, relocates from the Lent building on East Main to the Kimmel building on Latrobe, after repairs. The new quarters include a larger furniture stock, extended upholstery and repair shop, a picture framing room, and a front office for easy patron access, with dedicated space for undertaking work and displayed wares.
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Desperado Ralph Lopes Trapped in Utah Apex Mine
Smudges lit in the Utah Apex mine as fugitive Ralph Lopes alledgedly known as Desperado makes a last stand. All exits except one tunnel sealed with mud and gas. deputies stationed at tunnel mouths with orders to shoot on sight. Town residents watch chase that has already cost eight lives.
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Federal suit set for hearing against Chicago butter and egg board
Chicago on December 1 reports the federal government will bring to trial this week charges of anti trust violations by the Chicago butter and egg board. United States District Attorney James H Wilkerson announced the case after Charlene Morrison master in chancery favored the government that the quotas committee fixed butter and egg prices arbitrarily.
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Indianapolis Strikers Face Police Action in City
Striking teamsters and supporters disrupted street traffic in Indianapolis with wagons stopped, horses unhitched, and arrests as police kept crowds moving. Mounted officers dispersed gatherings with riot clubs after warnings to disperse.
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Lawyers for Becker Seek Final Appeal in Albany
Attorneys for former New York Police Lieutenant Charles Becker, under death sentence for the murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal, arrived in Albany to pursue what may be the final appeal. The court of appeals calendar was cleared to allow uninterrupted consideration of the case.
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St Breanea s Catholic church fair nets large total
Elkins Dec 1 The annual fair of St Breanea s Catholic church in the city three nights and which closed Saturday night netted a sum total above all expenses of
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