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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1913

Page

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Try Teacher of the Tango Trial Opens in DuPage County

Henry Spencer, charged with the murder of tango teacher Mildred Allison Rexroat, prepares for trial in DuPage County Court as investigators question his confessed crimes. The case centers on Rexroat, found near Wayne, Illinois, after being shot and mutilated by a train.

Union Press Association Wheaton Ill Mazzini Slusser DuPage County Henry Spencer Mildred Allison Rexreat Rexroat Spencer Mildred Allison Rexroat Chicago Wayne Elgin, Joliet and du Page Sharma Cook County Sinsser du Pare Confnsel Lawrence VP. Conover Hinsdale John W. Leedle West Chicago

Labor Congress Opens in Seattle With Global Guests

The American Federation of Labor opens its largest Pacific coast convention in Seattle with nearly 2,000,000 workers represented. Attendees include Secretary of Labor William Wilson and English labor leaders Gwynne and Greenall. Noted leaders such as Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell attend. Topics include music, workers compensation laws, support for Colorado and Michigan miners, and plans to curb the IWW. A London police union forms as a related note.

Seattle Wash Pacific Coast American Federation of Labor United States Canada William B. Wilson Messrs. Gwynne and Greenall British Trades Union Congress Wilson Samuel Gompers J. P. White United Mine Workers John Mitchell James Kirby United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners International Brotherhood of Bookbinders J. W. Hays Internnational Typographical Union Sam Griggs The Journeymen Stonecutters’ Association Frank Ryan International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Colorado Michigan Industrial Workers of the World

Public dedication services mark new First Baptist church

The Sunday services at the First Baptist church in honor of the new edifice concluded last night with a sermon by Pr Crutcher of Shreveport, state mission board secretary. Large crowds attended each night and music highlighted the celebration led by Rev C H Mount of Crowley with Prof. W A Haden and Leon Hammond at the organ, the gift funded by Mrs J J Nelson.

First Baptist Church Pr Crutcher Shreveport State Mission Board Musie C. H. Mount Crowley W. A. Haden Leon Hammond

Americans Fly From Mexico Amid Turbulent Air Route

A group of Americans left Mexico aboard a commercial flight as border tensions rose. Officials reported tight security checks and disrupted itineraries.

Armored Train Used as Refugees Flee Vera Cruz

New Orleans dispatch reports growing war rumors at Vera Cruz as American travelers recall a Zapatista raid on Aire Libre in Puebla. F Cazin and family describe a 8 mile forced boxcar escape, sheet iron walls, and bullets peppering the train while they fled toward Tezintlin and Perote before reaching Vera Cruz.

New Orleans Vera Cruz City of Mexico Harber Mexice Mexico F. Cazin Carnahan Copper Company Tezintlin Zapati Perote Aire Libre Fpremees Cizan Zapatistas

Mexican rebels raid house. survivor recalls events

A survivor recounts a raid where rebels robbed the house, took a gun and ammunition, and killed guards nearby. He claims kindness kept the assailants from more violence and notes relatives had joined recently. Secretary Bryan says a Denmark treaty would arbitrate questions of national honor.

Mother Washington Bryan Denmark

Honored Requisition for Harry Thaw

Governor Felker honored the New York requisition for extradition of Harry Thaw. The case transfers to the Federal court where a habeas corpus writ on behalf of Tiwary is pending. Thaw faces indictment in New York for conspiracy to gain his release from Matteawan and remains in U S marshal custody.

Concord Felker State of New York Harry Thaw Tiwary Thaw Matteawan

Packing House Destroyed by Fire in Swayze

The Swayze Packing House burned completely after a reed house fire spread in high winds. Firefighters failed to save the building. the loss is total with some insurance coverage. Austin Trousdale, McRey Nolds & Petrie.

Swayze

Red Letter Night For Fight Fans

New York reports a stacked boxing card next Monday with Kilbane facing Eddie O Keefe in Philadelphia Gibbons meets Marty Rowan in Brooklyn Willie Beecher battles Jimmy Duffy in Syracuse Freddie Welsh defends the lightweight title against Eddie Murphy in Kenosha Wisconsin and other bouts nationwide.

New York Ritchie-Cross Kilbane Eddie O’keefe Philadelphia Mike Gibbons Marty Rowan Twyford A. C Brooklyn Willie Beecher Jimmy Duffy Syracuse Kenosha Wis Freddie Welsh Eddie Murphy South Boston

Washington Silent on Nene Step Content Final Answer

Unclear fragment hints at decision on Nene step. context and specifics not provided in readable text. No names, dates, or organizations confidently identifiable.

Preparing for War Mevican Cabinet Delays Huerta Talk

Washington November 8. No announcement at the White House or State Department on negotiations in Mexico City led by Charge O Shaughnessy and Envoy Lind to secure Huerta's retirement. The next step hinges on Huerta's final answer as diplomatic pressure intensifies to push the talks forward.

Associated Press Washington White House State Department Mexico City Charge O'Shaughnessy John Lind Huerta

Mexicans Prepare for War Support Huerta Amid U S Pressure

Mexico City reports the cabinet voted to back Victoriano Huerta and refuse to resign as the United States urged departure from office. Officials say the delay aims to boost wartime preparations and may amount to a de facto declaration of war.

Mexico City Vuerta United States Huerta

Mexican Situation Still Complicated

Washington discusses possible U S responses if Provisional President Huerta refuses to resign. Cabinet considers urging Huerta’s ouster as first step to peace in Mexico, raises lifting the embargo on arms for Constitutionalists, but no decisions or changes in neutrality anticipated as Huerta’s reply remains unreceived.

Washington United States Huerta Wilson

Huerta Situation Hinted By Officials Of Hopeful Outcome

Officials expressed hope Huerta would exit the crisis but had no official confirmation. Berlin dispatches suggested a possible shift to gain Washington support, fueling belief a movement might persuade Huerta. Secretary Ervan refused to discuss the matter.

Sion Huerta Berlin Washington Ervan

Negotiations With Huerta At Impasse In Mexico City

Mexico City reports say John Lind and Sir Lionel Carden conferred over the Mexican crisis. Lind’s stay may extend beyond expectations as talks near potential end and an American ultimatum to Huerta looms before November 22 Congress convenes.

Mexico City John Lind Wilson Mexico Lionel Carden Lind Lionel United States Washington Huerta Huerty Congress

Centennial of Battle of Talladega commemorated in Alabama

Talladega Alabama marks the 100th anniversary of the 1813 Battle of Talladega with a patriotic ceremony by local historical societies. The engagement pitted about 2000 Tennessee troops under General Andrew Jackson against 1400 Native American fighters led by Chief Weatherford, ending in a decisive American victory that shifted regional control and helped found the city of Talladega. Mr Do Bridger Jr of Columbia is registered at the Monroe hotel.

Talladega Ala Loe Patriotic and Historical Societies Andrew Jackson Weatherford Teen India Fort Talladega Jackson Do. Bridger, Jr Columbia Monroe Hotel

Record Cotton Ginnings Hit 1912 Benchmark by Nov 1

The fourth cotton ginning report shows 35,915 bales ginned before November 1 1912, about 63.8 per cent of the crop, with 61,520 round bales included. State tallies compare to prior years and show Sea Island stocks at 42,769 bales, against recent years.

Associated Press Washington Mireau Cotton Doday Sea Island

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