Climination Near at Hand Confrence on Concessions Held
A long distance conference on concessions was held concerning Hurpta. Officials and participants discussed impending changes and possible agreements aiming to resolve outstanding issues.
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14 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
1
Brighter Outlook as Huerta Successor Talks Circulate
Officials in Washington report renewed exchanges between Secretary Bryan and Charge O Shaughnessy over concessions by Huerta’s regime. Talks focus on a provisional president acceptable to Constitutionalists and possible recall of Envoy Lind amid hints of a compromise steering toward Wilson’s terms. Mexico City officials express confidence US demands may be met soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Huerta
United States
Lind
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Wilson
Congress
Mexican Congress
Mexco
Charge Shaughnessy
John Lind
President Wilson
Huerta Officials Discuss Quiet Return To Negotiations
Mexico City reports say President Huerta's official family works toward resuming talks with the United States. Garza Aldape appeals to Nelson O'Shaughnessy to delay action until officials can reach Mr. Lind in Vera Cruz. Huerta may offer a substitute plan and considers resignation to the new Cortes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
United State
Garza Aldape
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
The
America
Chars, D'Affaires
Vera Cruz
Lind
O'Shaughnessy
Wilson
Prsident Huerta
Cortess
Wim
Congress Plans and Opposition Measures Mentioned
The speaker warns that Congress may consider plans the United States would oppose. If any proposal requires convening Congress, sign papers specifying the measures to be passed and ensure Washington’s objectionable items are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Washington
Wilson Sees Broad Support For Mexican Policy
Washington reports indicate major powers back President Wilson and Secretary Bryan in pressing for Huerta's removal in Mexico. Europe’s financial blockade and diplomatic pressure coordinate with Britain to back the American plan. Wilson withholds full statement as favorable elements emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
Victorians Huerta
United States
Europe
Mexico City
Iuerta
Huerta
Ambassador Page
Great Britain
England
London
France
Germany
McGuire Reaches Half Century In Baseball Career
Detroit veteran Jim McGuire born in 1868 in Navy Yard area reaches age 50. Known as the Deacon he played for Cleveland Toledo Detroit Philadelphia Rochester Washington Brooklyn and Boston in a long career. He later managed the Boston Americans and Cleveland clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Jim McGuire
Navy
Deacon
Cleveland
Terre Heute
Toledo
McGuire
Philadelphia
Wood
Casey
Phillies
Clevelands
Toronto
Rochesters
Washington
Brooklyn
New York Americans
Boston Americans
Down and Out
Opening of Bitter Fight Over Panama Canal In Convention
Secretary Garrison adopts plan to inaugurate waterway as men on strike and a sewerage and water board ordinance contest proceeds. Southern Pacific trainmen enforce strike order fully amid dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama’ Canal
Panama Canal Passage Plan For Government Steamer
Secretary Garrison outlines a plan for the first deep draft ship to traverse the Panama Canal from ocean to ocean aboard a government Panama Railroad steamer. Goethals may direct initial work with the Fram among first vessels, aiming for next spring completion and a ceremony with Wilson and Cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Ocean
New York
Colon
Garrison
Col. Goethals
Wilson
Panama
Barbor
Fram
Behring Sea
Actic
Ol. Goethals
Cemal
United States
West Indies
Europe
Farm Management Experts Convene in Washington
The American Farm Management Association opens its third annual convention in Washington today with two days of sessions. Members from across the country will discuss scientific farm management and a range of related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Farm Management Association
Cotton consumption and stocks for October reported
The Census Bureau shows U.S. cotton consumed in October at 542,809 bales. On hand October 3 were 1,072,900 bales in manufacturing, 2,500,000 in independent warehouses. Exports in October totaled 1,500,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Father Renews Hunt for Bobs Carson Kidnapping Case
Robbie Carson ten year old son of Rev H R Carson of Monroe Louisiana was kidnapped amid court fights last spring. The father arrived in New Orleans from Panama to renew efforts to recover the boy who may be with an uncle in Texas. He bears a habeas corpus writ against John Doe and Richard Roe and will serve it to any person in the state holding the child. Carson stays with friends uptown and met with his attorney George H Terriberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Atlantic
Southern Pacific Railway
Road
Federal Board of Mediation and
EE Paso
New Orleans
Terminal Point
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of Railway Condinuctors
Order of
W. R. Scott
G. 8. Ward
Sunset Central
Godchaux Planting Company
Louisiana
Wilson
Southern Pacific
Robbie Carson
H. R. Carson
Monroe
Printers Conclude Meeting In Hutchinson
The Southwest Printers Cost Congress met in Hutchinson Kansas with attendees from six states. President Harry V Bowman of Muskogee led the session and Mayor Fontron gave a welcome. The conference will continue tomorrow. In New York Tommy Burns, a famed jockey rider, reportedly fell beneath an elevated train in Brooklyn this morning and was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kas
Congress
Harry V. Bowman
Muskogee
Fontron
New York
Tommy Burne
Strooklyn
Presidential aide and Mrs Malone celebrate fifth wedding anniversary
In Washington on November 14 the Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs Dudley Mield Malone received many congratulations and gifts marking five years of marriage. Mrs Malone, formerly Miss Mary P O Gorman, daughter of Senator O Gorman, married in New York on November 14 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dudley Mield Malone
Malone
Mary P. O'Gorman
United States
O'Gorman
New York
England Will Not Interfere in Huerta Conflict
London reports England will not intervene in Mexico as President Wilson seeks to remove Huerta. Wilson declined to detail methods. An official stated that if Huerta refuses to withdraw and financial pressure or port blockades fail, intervention would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Wilson
Huerta
Huerte
United Anti Liquor Plan Gathers in Columbus
A major anti liquor meeting opens in Columbus following the biennial Anti Saloon League convention. Delegates from temperance groups and religious bodies join hundreds of interested individuals to unite forces for a coordinated educational and legislative campaign. Noted prohibition advocates will attend and speak on plans for a concerted nationwide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League of America
Lquor
Police Protection Given Wire Tappers
District Attorney Whitman confirmed a confession from wire tappers alleging graft payments for police protection to a civilian at police headquarters. The scheme involved one inspector and at least two lieutenants, yielding hundreds of thousands of dollars, with similar gains reported in Chicago where a woman allegedly received about $400,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Whitman
Chicago
Daplist Opens Big Convention
Daplist reports and statements show the church is growing in strength as the convention proceeds with speeches and updates from leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daplist
Show Church
Louisiana Baptist convention opens in Amite with 300 delegates
The Louisiana Baptist convention met at the First Baptist Church in Amite with about three hundred delegates arriving from across the state. W. H. Managan of Westlake served as moderator as Rev. J. R. Edwards led devotional services. the gathering marked by greetings to Mississippi Baptists and reflections on decades of state missions.
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Amite City
Louisiavna
Vesters
H. Z. Duke
Dallas
Tex
John F. Johnson
W. Hl. Matagan
J. R. Edwards
J. T. Moore
J. W. Mouny
Smith
W. HW. Brengle
G. H. Crutcher
Db. D
Louisiana
Promised Land
Bb. B. Purser
Amite
BE. O. Ware
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R. S. Baker
Shreveport
State Mission Board
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