Wilsons envoy in conference with Mexican rebels
Special Envoy Hale meets Gen. Carranza and the constitutionalists in Nogales as Washington signals interest in Mexico. Japanese cruiser Izumo ordered to Mexican waters for protection of Japanese subjects amid rising tensions. Massacre fears grow as Vera Cruz garrison seeks reinforcements and rebels attack Muzquiz. The U S cabinet backs pressuring Huerta toward retirement and explores arms embargo options to isolate the regime.
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Nogales
Ariz
Hale
Carranza
Washington, D. C
William Bayard Svile
Venustiano Carranzi
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Tokio
Japan
Mexican
Arthur Payne
Tuxpam
Louisiana
Wheeling
Muzquiz
Coahula
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Huerta
Bryan
State Department
Ten homes taken by quake devastates Peruvian province
Lima Peru dispatch reports ten towns destroyed and hundreds killed in a Friday earthquake in Aymaraes province. A courier says 120 bodies were recovered in the ruins when he departed, outlining the early casualty toll.
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Lima
Peru
Aymaraes
Greatest Canadian freighter lost in storm at Lake Huron
Reports from Coderich Ontario describe heavy shipping losses in the Lake Huron gale. Seven bodies washed ashore from the schooner Charles S. Price near Grand Bend. The James Carruthers, claim as Canada's largest freighter, also presumed lost with wreckage found along the coast. Market reports indicated cars labeled James Carruthers were recovered at noon. A coastal search yielded a boat rudder, oak cabin fragments, oak chairs, and parts of a pilot house. The Carruthers is owned by the St Lawrence and Chicago Navigation Company.
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Coderich
Ont
Lake Huron
Charles S. Price
Grand Bend
James Carruthers
Carruthers
St. Lawrence and Chicago Navigation Company
Port Huron
Regina
Merchants Transportation Company
Toronto
Cleveland
St. Joseph
Canadian
Welxford
London
Lake Erie
Buffalo
N. Y
Kettle Point
Regina of Toronto Identified After Lake Huron Wreck
Bodies wash ashore along the Canadian coast near Sarnia and Owen Sound as the steamer Regina of Toronto is confirmed as the overturned vessel. Crew or cargo details remain uncertain while lifesaving crews probe the wreck’s timing and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Lifesavers
Lake Huron
Reid
Death Toll on Lakes Likely Exceeds Fifty
A three day gale and snow storm struck Lakes Superior Huron and Erie wounding wreckage across the waterways. A 300 foot steel vessel went bottom up midlake with its crew. many craft wrecked or drowned and property losses run into millions. Full storm details follow in later editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lakes Superior
Huron
Erie
Lake Superior Storm Toll Reaches Lakes Ports Deaths and Losses
Survivors reach various ports with harrowing tales of lakeside storms. Cleveland suffers five deaths and 2,000,000 in property damage as reports trickle in from Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and other locales. Multiple wrecks and drownings are listed across Huron, Erie, and Superior with crews enduring bitter cold before rescue.
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Lake Superior
Lake Erie
Man Arrested for Mortgaging Cattle Not Owned
Herbert Stettner, captured at Huron, returned to Stanley County SD for trial on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses by mortgaging cattle he did not own. He had resided near Milesville. Bank of Philip pressed the case via its detective linked to the Bankers' Protective Association.
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Iiuron
Milesville
Bank of
Philip
Stettner
Bankers’ Protective Association
Huron
Stanley County
Frisco Overcrowded by Work Seeking Girls
Governor Byrne has a letter from Mrs Evelyn Brown Heck of the YWCA San Francisco noting the city is crowded with women and girls seeking work for the exposition. The letter warns hopeful workers to avoid the city as labor supply exceeds demand.
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Pierre
S. D
Byrne
Evelyn Brown Heck
San Francisco
Purity Congress Speaker Attacks Silence on Wrongdoing
Miss Lucy A. Hall of Chicago told the Purity Congress in Minneapolis that silence and willful blindness no longer erase evil. She warned that ignoring wrongs by not seeing or hearing about them is ineffective and that people now recognize the harm of such sophistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Lucy A. Hall
Chicago
Purity Congress
Sunny Weather Spur Restoration Efforts in Cleveland
The city returns toward normal as sun and rising temperatures aid recovery. Rail service aims to resume on schedule within 24 hours and limited streetcar service returns. Fifteen hundred babies lack milk for 36 hours amid deep snow. Food, milk, and coal distribution remains anxious with suburban grocers empty while downtown wholesalers hold supply for several days.
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Cleveland
Franchises for Jews Denied by the Duma Vote
In St. Petersburg the Duma rejected a motion by the Constitutional Democratic party to form a committee to draft equal civil rights for Jewish Russians. Proponents argued Russia must grant citizenship equality, while opponents warned it would provoke mischief, with a 152 to 92 vote against.
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St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democratic Party
Constitutional Democratic
Russia
M. Shingaretf
Kiev
Vladimer M. Purishkevich
Union of True Russians
Brown County enrollment for March primaries totals 8531 voters
Complete returns from Brown County show 8531 voters enrolled for the March primaries. Republicans number 2351, Democrats 998, Prohibitionists 56, and Socialists 126. Last year’s total vote was 4964, with about five sevenths of the vote enrolled for the primaries.
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Aberdeen
S. C
Brown County
Weather outlook for North and South Dakota with cooler nights
Town area forecasts generally fair tonight and Thursday with somewhat lower temperatures. North Dakota also expects fair conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler air. South Dakota remains fair with cooler temperatures especially in the east and central regions tonight.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
High Enrollment Projections In South Dakota
Ipswich South Dakota report shows 52 359 enrolled by November first across 31 counties with Republicans leading at 35 839 and Democrats 12 453. County data highlights Codington Day Grant Edmunds Kingsbury Marshall McPherson and others with enrollment surpassing last year’s governor vote totals. Overall enrollment nears 90 to 95 percent as rural areas lift participation aided by county clerks and local press collaboration.
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Ipswich
S. D
J. W. Parmley
Republican Inrollment Committee
Codington County
Day County
Grant
Edmunds
Kingsburg
Marshall
McPherson
Hutchinson
Minnehaha
McCook
Lincoln
Moody
Turner
Union
Yankton
Rob Bank Robbery and Cashier Slaying Near New Hazelton
Five masked bandits robbed the Union Bank of New Hazelton four miles east last night in Seattle Washington reports say. They shot the cashier and fled with 10000 dollars after a running rifle battle with citizens. A special Grand Trunk Pacific Train was sent west to overtake the robbers believed to have fled down the Skeeney river route.
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Seattle
Wash
Hazelton
B. C
Union Bank of
New Hazelton
Grand Trunk Pacific
Skeeney River
Sailors Cheer Pope During Vatican Audience
American bluejackets from a battleship fleet on a morning cruise met the pope in a private audience at the Vatican in Rome. Captain William Maxwell of the Florida led the sailors to the hall and they saluted the pope with three cheers as they departed.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
William Maxwell
Florida
Fire in Browning claims six lives in Schuyler County
In Browning, Schuyler county, Douglas Lafferty, his wife and daughter, and three grandchildren were burned to death when a house fire destroyed their home today. The tragedy occurred in Macomb area.
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Macomb
Douglas Lafferty
Browning
Schuyler County
Patterson on Prohibition and Reform at Anti-Saloon League Session
Former Tennessee Governor Malcolm R Patterson and Governor Ben Hooper arrived in Columbus for governors day of the Anti Saloon League convention. Patterson declared his change of view toward national prohibition and recounted personal and political falls before endorsing the nation wide programme to eliminate saloons.
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United States
Columbus
Ohio
Overnor Malcolm R. Patterson
Tennessee
Hanna
North Dakota
Hodges
Kansas
Inx
Patterson
Anti-Saloon League
Asa
Estate of Chauncey Wood to be Settled
Rapid City South Dakota. During the present term of court Judge McGee will oversee settlement of the estate of Chauncey L Wood a prominent democratic attorney who died in Seattle three years ago leaving a widow and children from a former marriage The heirs dispute allocation of property including a $5000 life policy with Pierre Life Insurance Company. The court will determine heirs distribution and the widow's allowance. The insurer contests an attempted lifetime assignment by Wood to his wife and adopted daughter citing prior rulings by Judge McGee on similar transfers.
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Rapid City
McGee
Chauncey L. Wood
Seattle
Dorothy Wood
Chauncey Wood
Pierre Life Insurance Company
Wood
Modern Woodmen Discuss Insurance Rate Compromise
Delegates from camps of the Modern Woodmen of America in the Mitchell area gathered to organize a compromise on the order's insurance rates. Similar groups have formed in neighboring states and officials hope for an adjustment without further schisms. The meeting was to start at 2 PM in Gale hall, with C. W. Downey as chairman and committee members J. L. McUovinger John Kurvink W. W. Reams and Ross Underhill.
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Woodmen of America
Mitchell
Gale Hall
C. W. Downey
J.L. McUovinger
John Kurvink
W. W. Reams
Ross Underhill
Two Die in Wisconsin Deer Hunter Incidents
In Superior Daniel Hammes a laborer is shot dead by Joseph Megeuua a Douglas county politician who surrendered to authorities. In Coleman an unidentified hunter killed 16 year old Herald Enderby while he hunted in thick woods.
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Superior
Wis
Daniel Hammes
Joseph Megeuua
Douglas County
Megeuua
Coleman
Herald Enderby
MeCombs Wedding Gift Sparks Paris Ambassador Talk
Washington rumors claim Mrs Dorothy Williams McCombs received a $1,000,000 bridal gift from Joseph and Mrs Leiter as she wed in London. The tale links John McCombs to a possible Paris post, noting prior affections and President Taft's interest in rewarding him. Dorothy Williams was once betrothed to Major Archie Butt, Taft's aide who died aboard the Titanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Joseph Leiter
McCombs
Dorothy Williams
Archie Butt
Taft
Butt
Newlands Currency Plan Shapes Democratic Debate
Senator Newlands of Nevada advances a federal reserve system to fuse state and national banks, as Washington hurries toward a currency conference. Administration and Republican senators debate bill changes, with the former seeking to strip or modify redemption language and the latter backing Glass bill lines with regional banks under public control.
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Cheago
Senator Newlands
Nevada
Washington
Kern
Han
Newlands
D. C
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Administration
Owen
Hollis
Pomerene
Shafroth
House
Senate
McGuire in Seclusion After Witness Stand Collapse
George McGuire of Syracuse remains in seclusion at his hotel recovering from a nervous collapse after admitting on the stand that he sent John Hennessy the M telegram about contractors contributions to Tammany. He is slated to testify again tomorrow if his condition allows.
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New York City
George McGuire
Syracuse
John Hennessy
Tammany
McGuire
Servian Prince Our Guest Visits United States Tour
Prince Alexs Karageorgevitch cousin to King Peter arrives in New York City for a tour of the United States heading to the Pacific coast accompanied by Mrs Hugher Pratt of Cleveland a princess.
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New York City
Alexs Karageorgevitch
King Peter of Servia
United States
Pacific Coast
Oemely
Hugher Pratt
Cleveland
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Gen. Carranza
Mountains
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Owen Sound
David Lawson
New Brunswick
Clarke
Theford
Ontario
Sarnia
Harbor Beach
Wletcher
Vera Cruz
U.S. S
Brooklyn
Admiral Schley
Santiago
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
J. W. Duddleson
L. C. Waldo
Herbert Stettner
Frisco
THE
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Canadian Town
Strik
Ing
Wisconsin
Mecombs
National Democratic
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