Atlantice Held Today But Unclear Pronouncement
The item notes a today event called Atlrance held today with President Heurta appearing and statements suggesting an imminent end of a term or tenure, though details remain unclear in the readable text.
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15 Oct 1913
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
1
Mexican Huerta Dictatorship Sparks U S Diplomatic Strain
Washington officials denounce Huerta's dissolution of Congress and seizure of executive and legislative power. Secretary Bryan and President Wilson warn the move violates constitutional guarantees and threatens a free election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Huerta
Congress
O'Shaughes
United States
Bryan
Mexican Congress
Wilson
Mexico City
John Lind
State Department
Frederico Gemboa
Wilson Kuss
Hugria
Dn Lind
Vera Cruz
Senor Quieredo Moncova
Mexican Foreign Affairs
O'Shaughessy
Army
Navy
International Congress Opens in Madrid Attracts Global Scientists
The ninth International Congress and Exhibition of Hydrology, Climatology and Geology opened in Madrid drawing leading scientists and engineers. The United States is represented by Marshall O. Leighton and John C. Stevens of the U S Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United States
Marshall O. Leighton
John C. Stevens
United States Geological Survey
Fire stock must all go this week
Mr. J. M. Charles of Monroe Stationery Co announces a week long fire sale to clear remaining stock damaged by a recent fire. Much stock shows no fire damage and will be sold at reduced prices to make room for new arrivals and updated office counting supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Charles
Monroe Stationery Co
Charles
Early vote unlikely in Sulzer impeachment trial
Two features emerged in the Sulzer impeachment trial that may block an early verdict on guilt. Technicalities complicate the case and judges face confusion, while assemblymen may avoid voting before an imminent election to prevent going on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albany
Sulzer
Alleged Plot Triggers Uproar Over Brewers' Character
A furor erupts amid claims of a conspiracy to besmirch the Brewers' reputation. Officials investigate rumors of covert schemes aiming to damage the team and provoke public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpsmirchl Brewers
Mississippi Officials Denounce Texas Conspiracy Story
Jackson Mississippi Oct 16 a Texas newspaper article claims a plot by Lt Gov Bilbo Sen Hobbs Mayor Taylor and others to smear Gov Brewer and damage graft prosecutions. The piece mentions alleged pardons, a burned Water Valley courthouse and a forged “woman in Europe” tale. Gov Brewer denounced the charges and affidavits say no woman traveled with him. I J Taylor Jackson mayor commented little is known about C F M Pickard inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Texas
Bilbo
G. A. Hobbs
Taylor
Jackson
C. R. Boyce
Memphis
Gov. Brewer
Holt
L. L. Blount
T. Tlount
Yallabusha County
Water Valley
Judge Blount
Walter Blount
L. I. Blount
Hobbs
Boyes & Co
Europe
Jov. Brewer
C. F. M. Pickard
Mississippi
Legislative Committee
Brewer
I. J. Taylor
Records of Parish and City Court Civil Cases and Marriages
The day's court list includes civil actions such as Ross M Brown versus Henry Brown and W R Mitchell versus Ro A Roane, plus marriages and numerous property transactions. Also noted are sales of mineral rights and assorted real estate deeds involving multiple parties and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross M. Brown
Henry Brown
W. R. Mitchell
Demoss
A. Roane
Local Court Cites Fines and Sentences for Offenders
Hazel Evans fined for fighting. Henry Michie fined $12.50 for fighting. Billie Hays fined $10 for fighting. Walter Triple discharged after fighting. Son Pettit fined $12.55 for fighting. Cora Johnson labeled dangerous and suspicious, ordered sixty days on streets. Jas A Conlin also declared dangerous and suspicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Evans
Henry Michie
Billie Hays
Walter Triple
Pettit
Cora Johnson
Pickard Says Governor Invited Meeting. Barr Introduced
A witness recalls Pickard arriving at his office weeks ago to discuss an investigation involving Gov. Brewer. He says Pickard claimed a Brewer invitation and asked for an escort, and that he introduced Pickard to Chief Barr, denying any Jackson police meddling in state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Pickard
Gov. Brewer
Pickard
Barr
Chief Barr
Jackson
Indiana Librarians Open State Convention in Marion
Indiana Library Association opened its annual convention in Marion with a large turnout of city and college librarians from across the state. The three day sessions will cover all phases of library work and L. J. Bailey of Gary presided at the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Indiana Library Association
Ihs
L. J. Bailey
Gary
Rescue Efforts Continue for Four Hundred Miners
Cardiff reports rescue parties search for more of four hundred miners entombed yesterday. Twenty nine men were found alive but cannot be freed at present, fueling hope for further rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Captain Inch Tells Story Adi Potives
Captain Inch recounts a tale from the squad room as Adi Potives steps into the background. The piece blends reminiscence with cautionary notes about leadership and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Inch
Volturno Disaster Told By Captain Inch
Captain Francis Inch recounts the Volturno fire and abandonment at sea. He describes the outbreak, failed rescue attempts, shattered boats, wireless calls, and the loss of 186 lives as steamers and crew struggled amid high seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Inch
Night Fire Forces Abandonment of Doomed Steamer
Heavy weather hindered lifeboat deployment as passengers jumped overboard and were rescued by nearby craft. By midnight the blaze spread toward the stern, but news was kept from passengers as Captain Taeh and crew struggled through the night. Dawn saw Volturno safely transferring passengers to escort ships, while the burning liner’s stern continued to burn and the crew abandoned ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wand O
Taeh
Detroit to become Viceless Town after crackdown
Detroit plans a citywide moral cleanup with midnight tonight as the deadline to shut down gambling houses red light resorts and other unlawful dens. A public moral bureau of police officers and department women will enforce the order to eliminate disorderly resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Gillesbie
Railway Surgeons Meet to Cut Accidents in Rail Travel
Chicago hosts the tenth annual convention of the American Association of Railway Surgeons at the Hotel Sherman. Topics include reducing accidents for workers and passengers, car sickness causes and cures, the attendant surgeon's role in personal injury evidence, and preventing damage claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association of Railway Surgeons
Hotel Sherman
Laime
Valuable Books Offered Free by Senator Ransdell
Senator Jos E. Ransdell offers three free agricultural books to farmers. The Agricultural Year Book, Diseases of the Horse, and Diseases of Cattle are bound and illustrated. About a thousand Year Books exist for 1910, 1912, and 1912, with hundreds of Horse and Cattle copies available while supply lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News-Star
Jos B E. Ransdell
Democratic Republicans Seek Halfway Currency Bill Accord
Democratic Banking and Currency Committee members and allied senators weigh amending the Glass proposal to satisfy country bankers. They consider a central bank with lighter capital, removing mandatory clearing duties, and avoiding partisan support until reforms pass. Republicans may back a Weeks Turton Nelson led plan, while Democrats seek cross‑party cooperation. A note ends with Europe shifting from willow to poplar for wooden shoes due to shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whlson
Banking and Currency Committee
O Gorman
New York
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Hollis
New Hampshire
American Bankers’ Association
Sieh Lirdineries
Republic
Massachusetts
Turton
Obie
Nelson
Minnesota
Chamber
Congress
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Charge O'Shaughnessey
Foreign Office
Sey
Harold L
Breaml
Maimie Dell Me
Willian
C. Eby
M. ¢. Austin
W. HT. Clampir
Joe Amman
J. B. Andrews
Stuart Bacon
Emma Acon
Joly
Cole
T. Cole
H.C. Cole
Isse K. Catlett
J. J. Downes
Moltie Downs
Horace Elmore
J. A Gilliland
C. W. Golson
J. W
Jeanette N. Smith
J. &. Handy
Lena Rush
T. Callowa
C. H. Peevy
C. W. Parnell
I. M. Williams
William L. Collie
HH. Peevy
M. Williams
John & Sims
L. Neville
Jas. A. Conlin
Indiana Librarians
ADI
Juch
Hin
Inch
Miller
Ner
Ae No. 1
Langzell
Volturno
Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
Kate Edwards
Rowling
Coalition For Changing Bill
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