U.S. Seeks Huerta Exit Through Constitutional Path
The United States weighs pressing Huerta to depart Mexico through a constitutional transition. Officials expect a final policy paper to spell out that only constitutional government can emerge from the chaos. Some doubt Huerta will yield to foreign pressure without success by the constitutional forces, with alternatives like moral support or embargo actions under consideration.
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Firat
Muerta
United States
Ie Baroy
Orient
Ward Mealeo
Washington
Southern Republic
Swarthmore
Penna
Mobile Alta
Mexico
State Department
Huerta
Blanquet
Haviok
Last Sunfev
Wilton
John Lina
MM Showeh
Rms
Madero Brothers Arrested in Monterey Plot
Mexico City dispatches report Evaristo and Manuel Madero brothers of the life president have been arrested in Monterey on suspicion of complicity in a plot to overturn the city for Revolutionists. The alleged evidence hinges on documents from dead rebels. In another item, Pacific Say politics case involved a minister of commerce and a political fund.
Antarctic bids and royal banquets amid perilous headlines
A Battenbure lieutenant on the battle cruiser New Zealand joins a voyage tale with South Atlantic ambitions and Antarctics plans. A banquet in Peru includes a quip as Prince asks about attire while officers discuss future expeditions. Meanwhile Vienna debates Jewish protections as a deputy seeks urgent Russian actions.
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George of
Government to fully inquire into beet trust appeal in Queensland
The Attorney General directs a full inquiry into the beet trust appeal in Queensland. The Commonwealth powers to oppose the trust are asserted if the necessary facts are produced.
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Doof Trust
Queensland
British Trade Efforts Highlighted by Turner on Canada Links
J H Turner of Britain argues for broadened and deepened trade ties with Canada to boost UK goods exports. He notes Canada as a potential wartime base and stresses the need for effective advertising and pricing in dollars. Turner cites a $160,000 grant as insufficient for a collective push to grow the Dominion import trade.
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Dominion
Government to Aid Farm Women with Rural Services
Secretary Heston, in an interview, said the government will tackle farm life issues, may create a rural situation system under federal control and possibly a home economics branch. He sent thousands of surveys to farmers seeking aid ideas, with widespread pleas for piped water to farm houses and bathrooms, sanitation improvements, and improved rural welfare for women.
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Washington
Heston
Snk
Nome Makes Appeal for Aid After Storm Ruin
Nome mayor cables Seattle Chamber of Commerce saying many residents are destitute after the storm that damaged the city and will need financial aid or transportation. He estimates 50,000 needed to survive Tong Winter and seeks government assistance. The steamship Victoria soon arrives in Nome as the last ship of the year.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Victoria
Destructive Rain Flood Drowns Fifty Four in El Salvador
Sequel to unprecedented two day rainfall devastates districts in El Salvador. Fifty four drownings reported as Vera Paz and adjacent areas suffer extensive destruction. In San Vicente city four people drown. rainfall near nineteen inches. John Plows, prize winner at the Dry Farming Congress, has long farmed near Carndam. he migrated from Victoria county Ontario twenty years ago and built a successful estate, reflecting his land stewardship in the contest.
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San Salvador
Rept
Salvador
Vera Paz
San Vicente
Carndam. Sask
John Plows
Des Farming Congress
Carndat District
Victoria County
Ontario
Aline Plews
Alway
Protests in London Rally Against Ritual Murder Accusations
A meeting organized under the English federation gathered supporters to oppose the revival of ritual murder accusations. Letters expressed sympathy for prominent figures including Law, Josner, Lord Rothchild, the Earl of Seberne, the Dukfolk, Viscount Milner, Israel Zang, and archbishops Canterbury and York.
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Ing
London
Protect
Law
Jos Ner
Lord Rothechild
Earl of Seberne
Duk Folk
Viscount Milner
Israel Zang
Canterbury
York
Don
Carliste
Winchester Roedana
Osfed
W Ronar P Oron
Sunday Cinema Licenses Banned in Ravineal Council
An order from the Ravineal council will decide if cinemas may stay open Sundays. The new rule, effective November 1, cancels licenses of any picture theatre operating on Sunday.
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Sundey
Ravineal Council
Stand by Ulster pledge amid Home Rule tensions
Avers Bonar Law pledges Unionist support even to resisting Home Rule. He says a general election could signal assent to Home Rule, and Ulster’s stance may be clarified by a formal conference. Edward Carson would consider overtures if put plainly, but only if consistent with Ulster Covenant and resistance to Home Rule.
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Aneres Bonar Law
Ulster
Weader
America
Edward Carson
Law
Bienholm Palace
Union
Mr Law
Bal
Record attendance eyed at Manitoba Sunday School Convention
Manitoba Sunday School Association in Winnipeg reports indications of a record turnout for the Fong Provincial Sunday School Convention with 474 paid delegates and hopes the attendance will surpass that figure. The program promises strong features, including association methods, institutes, and sectional conferences for workers, with speakers from Chicago and Toronto. Provincial experts and ministers will assist, led by Rev Bland and Prof Leonard J. Heston, presenting a wide range of sessions and musical portions.
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Manitoba Sunday School Association
Winnipeg
Fong
Sunay
Western
Caria
Afret
W. C Pearce
Johan Alexander
Chicago
Pearce
Alexander Harold K. Waite
Toronto
Levene
Canada
Heney
Leonard J. Heston
Jane ‘the Devor Nwork
Revret Bland
Tam. Athing
de TP
Whidden
Trsndon
Gilert Wilton
Winnine
Ds Salton
Wintee
Hughson
Heten Palle
Small loan case and profit tale in May 1900s report
A trial highlights a $240 profit on a $1,900 capital in a small loan scheme with Helen St Foster of Winthrop testifying she received $1,000 from a mail transaction and later sent $240 to Chicago. The article also notes Fox breeding spread in Ottawa and Ottawa-Hon. Charles Dalton’s remarks on ox breeding, plus naval disarmament discussions attributed to Secretary Bryan and Secretary Kirwan, touching on a naval holiday concept.
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Moston
Mass
Helen St Foster
Winthrop
van Huchess
Chicago
Ottawa
Charles Dalton
Prince Edward Island
Dominion
Dalton
Bryan Save
Ceasral Avrietary
Dasueleamonton
Winston Churchill
United States
Kirvan
New Railway Commission Toronto Names Murphy to Dominion Board
The Toronto based railway commission appoints Murphy, former CPR general superintendent at Winnipeg and ex general master of transportation, to the Dominion Railway Commission as reported.
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Toronto
Murphy
CPR
Wineiveg
Tnaster
Dominion Railway Commission
Volturno Lifeboat Sighting After Disaster
A badly smashed lifeboat from the Volturno was sighted at sea by officers of the Witton finest Teronto who arrived recently. The Teronto set the rescue lines to ensure no bodies remained aboard.
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Volturno
Agritt Boston
Witton Finer Teronto
Com Mall
ERR Connection Denies Vienna In Emigration Inquiry
In a government inquiry the commission denied knowledge of an alleged list of deputies allied with the CPR amid emigration scam allegations. The session questioned officials about claims of connections between the CPR and emigration operations at government ports.
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Vienna
Balt
CPR
Fis
Wey
Tun Cpr
Canada Dominions Seek Change at Royal Governance
An editorial from The Standard praises Canada for the Duchess's health and anticipates the Duke's return to the vice regal role, but notes a successor may be needed. It favors Prince Arthur as a popular future figure, while opposing hereditary governors and urging closer imperial unity over two monarchs.
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London
Tne Stasga
Canady
Canada
Dominion
Thiclwse
Arthere
TRE MARKET REPORT Weekly Grain Letter
Winnipeg October 28. The report notes wheat prices likely to decline amid rising stocks and movement. US and Canadian receipts in summer and autumn show large drops in early autumn, with a potential yield uncertainty for the US crop. World visible supply trends and Bradstreets figures are cited, alongside broad market sentiment of firmer prices after mid October.
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United States
Mark
Wheat market overview shows steady decline and cautious optimism
The report tracks Dushels and H.144,000 figures with last year’s comparisons, noting a large short interest and an overall firm market with upward tendencies. Despite global wheat abundance, Argentine and Australian crop prospects plus large Northern Hemisphere crops shape cautious optimism for sufficient supply and potential short-term price gains.
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India
Hemisphere
America
Europe
United States
Canada
Fort Wiliam
Port Arthur
Dee
Tedas
Fort William
Duluth
Why Kansas Stays Cry Topena naue aenca very
Attorney General Dawson cited paradoxical statistics from a prison hole claim. He noted that more than half the counties in the state lack inmates in penal institutions and many counties have had no jury trials in ten years.
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Topena
Dawson
Kanta
Hindus Arriving Coast on Panama Maru Deportation Debate
Authorities report many more Hindu passengers are inbound on the Panama Maru. The 39 Hindus already aboard were ordered deported by the immigration board and are seeking Ottawa counsel to pursue relief under the existing act.
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Orator Board
Ottawa
Buff Clont Fonda
Finds Nero palace explorations reveal imperial throne ruins
A fragmentary report notes Professor Poni and Professor Honl conducting excavations in Rome near the Palatine Hill. They identify ruins linked to Nero era and Domitian foundations, suggesting discovery of imperial throne remains and related structures.
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Poni
Rom Rowe
Honl
Palatine Mill
Doman
Bate
Sunday School Lesson on Romans Faith and Judgment
Commentary discusses Romans chapter fourteen focusing on salvation by grace, living by faith, and not judging others. It notes the tension between law and spirit, urges self-examination, and emphasizes Christ as the center of righteousness, with references to biblical verses and themes of redemption, service, and judgment.
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Teruel Gut
Tarael
Jesus Christ
Nerses
Jesus
John
Christ
Berael
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