Wilson Speech Signals United States Emancipation Of Latin America
President Wilson addressed the Southern Commercial Congress urging a policy of moral leadership over material power toward Latin American republics. He warned against foreign concessions and urged equal, honorable friendship, envisioning closer ties and a shift of continental balance without territorial expansion.
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Woodrow Wilson
Southern Commercial Congress
United States
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South America
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Wilson
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America
New York
Latin-America
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Ten Percent of Men Can Unify Rural Communities
Henry Wallace argues that ten percent of a community's men, the best, can in ten years unite the area to pursue shared goals. He urges farm and country town leadership to build stronger social life, better schools and churches, and cooperative action to keep bright families living in the country.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
Volens Volens
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Volens
Hema
Investment Bankers Meet in Chicago
Chicago hosts the second annual convention of the Investment Bankers Association of America with about a thousand attendees at the Blackstone hotel. Speakers include James J. Hill Samuel Insull George Reynolds J Laurence Laughlin and others discussing railroad financing electrical financing and banking legislation.
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Chicago
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Blackstone Hotel
New York City
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Samuel Insull
Commonwealth-Edison Company of Chicago
William A. Scott
School of Commerce
University of Wisconsin
Edmund D. Fisher
City of New York
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Thaw Granted More Time in Extradition Hearing
Rochester N H Oct 28 Governor Felker granted Harry K Thaw a further continuance in extradition proceedings setting November 4 for a supplemental brief on the conspiracy indictment returned by the New York county grand jury. A two week delay was requested and Thaw supporters crowded city hall.
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Rochester
N. H
Felker
Soto
Harry K. Thaw
New York County Grand Jury
William Travers Jerome
Stone
Pennsylvania
New York
New Hampshire
Jerome
Thaw
Stone Down
Mr. Stone
Stanford White
Convicted Five Times Man Proclaims Innocence in Pace of Trial
Ervin Pope, an African American man from Oxford near Anniston, Alabama, faces a sixth murder trial for the 1909 slaying of J. B. McClurkin after five prior convictions were overturned on technical grounds. Pope maintains his innocence despite brutal evidence and mob tension surrounding each hearing.
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Anniston
Ala
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J. Bh. McClurkin
Oxford
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Thousan
McClurkin
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Rody
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Coun'ry
Ritter Feming
Preyviota
Birmingham
Aington
John Hody
Supreme Court
Obeemore Pope
Con‘ne
Railway Commissioners Meet in Washington in Key Rates Talk
In Washington on October 28 the annual convention of the Nation Association of Railway Commissioners opened. The group includes Interstate Commerce Commission members, state railway officials, and other public figures linked to railways. The gathering aims to address rising railway rates and taxation amid growing controversy.
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The
Nation Association of Railway Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ratiney Commissioners
States
Monroe Fair Opening Draws Large Crowd in Shreveport Day
Thousands attend the opening day of the Monroe fair. Exhibits in most departments show improvement. the poultry and cattle sections lag. Highlights include the City High School displays, the canning and preserves entries, and the Campbells Carnival Company shows. Tomorrow is Shreveport Day with a parade and races.
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Regd Ness
Todey le
L. Lanne
Monroe Pfurniture Couthnany
O. P. Slack
Ecury Aid
City High School
Par'sh High School
G’ria’ Eanning Club
Lincoln Parish
Rhode Island
Camptell
Carnival Company
Seattles
Shreveport
Thrs
Soerem
Cold wave warning issued by bureau
A cold wave warning was issued for Africanses Northwestern Louisiana Oklahoma north and central West Texas and the interior of Texas. Temperatures will fall within the next 24 to 36 hours with high northerly winds. Spectacular fire at Hotel Nassau Long Beach destroyed bathing house and threatened the eight story hotel. Loss estimated at 800000. Boxing bout nights listed Gunboat Smith vs Charlie Miller in New York and Rivers vs Frankie Russell in New Orleans.
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Louisiana
Texas
New York
Long Island
Nassau
Long Beach
Vilages
Mohair Growers Discuss Tariff Effects in Dallas Session
In Dallas on October 24 the National Mohsh Growers' Association opened its meeting with talks on how tariffs would impact the goat raising industry. Members from the National Angora Goat Breeders' Association attended and participated actively in the discussions alongside Mohair Growers.
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Dallas
Texas
National
Mohsh Growers’ Association
Angora Goat Breeders’ Association
Mohair Growers’ Association
Diaz seeks asylum aboard U S gunboat Wheeling
General Felix Diaz and three others sought protection at the American consulate in Vera Cruz and were taken aboard the U S gunboat Wheeling after midnight. An Associated Press report notes Diaz, journalist William Williams, attorney Joe Sandoval, and Cecil Ocou traveled from the hotel rooftops to the consulate.
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Fn Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
United States
Wheeling
Alexander Willlame
General Diaz
Ton Slate
Joe Sandoval
Cecil‘o Ocou
Williams
New Orleans
Diaz
Ocon
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Gustavo Madero
Sandoval
Mesfco
Sulzer laughs at Murphy assertion over Brady fund
William Sulzer dismisses Charles F. Murphy's claim of returning a $25,000 Brady contribution as ludicrous. The Tammany leader had said he received the sum and returned it, but Sulzer jokes Murphy never returns money, calling it bad luck.
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New York
William Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Anthony Brady
Murphy
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