United States asks Europe to await Mexican policy
Secretary Bryan announced a formal note to European governments asking them to suspend policy toward Mexico until the United States defines its attitude. Britain France and Germany have spoken favorably and more responses are expected as talks with the constitutionalists proceed.
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Washington, D. C
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Mexico
United States
England
France
Germany
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Huerta
Mexico City
Diaz
Louisiana
Rhode Island
Virginia
Nebraska
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Vera Cruz
Fletcher
Miguel Covaribus
Russia
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Great Britain
Central America
Wilson
Washington
Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Healing Claims
Dr Hobson’s HW eczema ointment pledges rapid relief from eczema rashes ringworm and unsightly eruptions. Described as a doctor’s prescription not an experiment the product is available from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis for 50 cents.
Rankin Dead Pioneer Leader at Crowfoot Agency
Col John K Rankin longtime head of the Crowfoot agency in Montana and a Kansas territorial legislator died this morning. He was a prominent pioneer and lived in the region for many years.
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Lawrence
Karls
John K. Rankin
Crowfoot
Montana
Kansas Territorial
Gates Dies in Quest of Health
Charles G. Gates son of John W. Gates died in Cody Wyoming at two PM from a stroke after westward travel and a hunting trip. He sought health changes with physicians and alpine exertion and had aided Cody churches and the poor during his visit.
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Charles IF. Gates
Minneapolis
JF. P. Hopewood
New York
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Cody
Wyo
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John W. Gates
Billings
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Reid Retires as Rock Island Chairman
New York City Daniel G. Reid retires today as Rock Island chairman. Thomas Schumacher, vice president of the El Paso Southwest, succeeds Reid and Morse becomes chairman of the executive committee. Mudge is reelected president.
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Daniel G. Reid
Rock Island
Thomas Schumacher
el Paso Southwestern Company
Phelps-Dodge Company
Schumacher
William H. Morse
Mudge
Taft Aid Secures Tennessee Pink Marble Building Contract
Washington officials announced a $607,326 contract for a federal building in New Haven to use Tennessee pink marble, a request pushed by former President Taft and supported by Secretary McAdoo.
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Taft
New Haven Federal Building
McAdoo
Tennessee
Department
Two Killed When Engine Falls on Waukee Bridge
Spokane reporters say engineer Miller and fireman Davis died after the Great Northern passenger train No. 1 struck a rear work train at Waukee and toppled over a fifty foot trestle.
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Spokane
Wash
Miller
Davis
Great Northern
Waukee
Big Parade Planned as Copper Strikers Face Contempt Trial
Calumet Mich 141 copper strikers are set to appear before Judge O'Brien in Houghton for contempt charges tied to alleged violations of a picketing injunction. The demonstration will precede the court appearance and spotlight labor action during the trial day.
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Calumet
Mich
O’brien
Houghton
Roosevelt Leaves Sao Paulo Amid Singing Crowd
Col. Roosevelt departed Sao Paulo for Rio Grande do Sul en route to Montevideo and Buenos Aires. A large cheering crowd welcomed him as the caravan moved toward the Rio Grande region.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio Grande de Sul
Montevideo
Buncos Aires
Abolish War Expenses Urged by Congregational Council
Kansas City Mo The national council of Congregational churches passed a resolution urging the president and Congress to halt swelling expenditures on war paraphernalia. Charles A Blanchard Wheaton Ill supported the appeal noting war costs are two thirds of government spending. An amendment to strike the appeal failed 144 to 99. Blanchard warned that voyages of U S warships spur war spirit and prompt other nations to build ships.
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Kansas City
National Council of Congregational Churches
Congress
Charles A. Blanchard
Wheaton
Calkins
Blanchard
Europe
United States
Order cuts joint rates in South Dakota freight
South Dakota railroad commissioners issued an order for a 20 percent freight reduction on intrastate shipments crossing two lines. The discount takes effect November 1 and benefits state citizens, but does not apply to single road shipments. A November 6 hearing in Pierre will consider discontinuing passenger service in Potter county on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line.
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Pierre
Potter County
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Hold Up Railroad Order Suspends Shipments to St
The commerce commission in Washington suspended pending investigation the cancellation by Northwestern railroads of the shippers privilege to send butter eggs cheese and dressed poultry to St. Louis. The action halts this freight flow as the probe continues.
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Washington, D. C
The
Commerce Commission
Northwestern Railroads
Pail for concentration into ship ments destined for Montana
A brief note indicates a plan to concentrate shipments destined for Montana Washington Oregon and other states into a single supply flow. The source emphasizes distribution routing and regional allocation.
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Montana
Washington
Oregon
Poisoning Trial of Mrs. Eaton Near Verdict
Plymouth Mass reports closing arguments in the Jennie May Eaton case charging her with poisoning Rear Admiral Joseph A. Eaton. William A. Morse urged acquittal for two hours as the jury nears a potential verdict. A Boston medical expert linked the poison to a dose taken after the noon meal on March 5. Mrs Eaton was visiting Bedford when the poisoning occurred.
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William A. Morse
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Admiral Eaton
Jennie May Eaton
Joseps A. Eaton
Dorothy
Harrison
Boston
Eaton
Bedford
Weather Outlook Warm Tonight Then Snow Likely
Unsettled conditions persist tonight and Thursday with probable rain or snow in the region. North and South Dakota expect unsettled weather with possible snow flurries and a warmer night.
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North and
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Warden Clancy resigns amid Sulzer Tammany fight
New York City wires report Warden Clancy of the prison resigned after a letter from former State Senator Stillwell now in Sing Sing was made public by Sulzer in his campaign against Tammany. The mayoralty race centers on the Sulzer Tammany confrontation.
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Plumbers Trust Investigation Opens Before Federal Grand Jury
Assistant United States Attorney General Gregg today took charge of the probe into the alleged national plumbers trust. Grand jury is hearing from manufacturers wholesalers and contracting plumbers from across the country as the inquiry proceeds.
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Sioux City
United States
Gregg
National Plumbers Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Young Woman Died From Poison in Y M C A Room
Sioux Falls coroner rules Lillian Duval died by her own hand in a YMCA block room at Ninth Street and Main Avenue. He noted a prior suicide attempt a month earlier and said post mortem would be unnecessary.
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Main Avenue
Miller
Grain Dealers Back Standardization of Foreign Grades
The national Grain Dealers association informed Secretary Houston that it favors the government plan to standardize foreign grain grades, a move opposed by the Baltimore chamber of commerce.
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Washington, D. C
National Grain Dealers Association Today
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Governor Richards Denounces Remarks On Finances
The governor declares that statements about finances are false and defends fiscal policy amid ongoing political criticism. The remark comes as opposition questions budget details and transparency.
Cabinet Officials Eliminate From Currency Board
Governor Byrne denounces R O Richards for misstatements in comparing state tax levies and appropriations. He argues that appropriations exceed taxes and notes revenue warrants and capital fund interactions, asserting the state can cover expenses through taxes plus miscellaneous receipts.
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Tax Commission
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General Fund
Capital Building Fund
Man fatally shoots father in dispute over will
This morning a son killed his father Fred Reiber aged 60 during an argument over his mother's will. Authorities were investigating the case as a domestic homicide with no immediate arrests reported.
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Fred Reiber
Widespread Violence in Colorado Coal Strikes
In southern Colorado clashes as martial law begins. Militia mobilizes in Trinidad and miners shell Hastings Tabasco and surrounding camps. Casualties include one mine guard killed four union men wounded two children shot and a county marshal injured.
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Colo
Trinidad
Ammons
Berwind
Colorado
Tabasco
Hastings
Marshal Robinson
Currency bill eyed as boon for bankers says Fisher
Edmund D. Fisher of New York, deputy comptroller, told investment bankers at a Chicago convention that the proposed currency law would bring increased wealth and new opportunities to bankers. Suggestions for the currency bill, adopted by the Investment Bankers Association, were forwarded to Senator Owen and kept secret. The committee criticized blue sky laws as crude and harmful, calling state laws uniformed legislation.
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Central Reserve Bank
Administration
Weeks
McLean
Nelson
Crawford
Bristow
Hitchcock
Reed
O'’Gorman
Owen
Als
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Edmund D. Fisher
New York
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