Mexican Policy Debates Loom as Diaz Sails to Safety
Washington reports Secretary of State Aryan outlines no shift in Mexican policy. Diaz, seeking safe harbor, prefers Havana but may be landed at Key West. Diaz expresses desire to live in peace abroad after years of rebellion. Admiral Pletcher weighs hospitality limits while ships including Louisiana and Tacoma anchor in Havana vicinity.
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Hhe
Diaz
Indalee
Louisiana
Havana
Mexico
Mr. Lind
United States
Key West
Ibiaz
Ifaz
Hiertha
Tacoma
Wheeling
States Hold Elections In Wide Spread Oct 20
Elections set for next Tuesday across states and cities with key races in New Jersey Massachusetts and Maryland. Primary battles involve Governor contests and U S Senate selection. Maryland also votes on a State controller and court of appeals clerk while national interests center on Wilson and Republican Progressive splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Press Association
Washington
D. C
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Maryland
United States
Court of Appeals
Bryan
James 2. Pielder
Everett Colby
Eoward C. Stokes
Eugene N. Foss
Charles Bird
Col Bressman
A. P P. Gardner
Cannon
David I. Walsh
Isidor Raynor
William P. Jackson
Goldsborough
Blair Lee
Thomas Parran
George le Wellington
New York City
Edward E. McCall
John Purroy Mitchel
Charles B.) Murphy
Tammany Hall
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincineat
New York
Wilder
Francie Burton Harrison
Philippines
Philippines, and “Big Tim” Sulivan
Ohio
Oregon
Baton Rouge
John T. Michel
Ormer
Flall
Orleans
Hall
Catahoula Parish
Rapides Parish
Wilson Plans New Mexican Peace Proposal Recalled
Washington officials report President Wilson is studying a plan to restore peace in Mexico and will discuss it with the cabinet on Friday. The United States considers measures to be outlined in a formal note, with details likely to accompany any election plan for Huerta's removal and a path for constitutional participation. Diplomats in Mexico City criticized U S policy and hinted at possible intervention as European powers watch closely.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Central
South Americ Oriental
Bryan
Ofore
Pacific
Southern Republic
United States
Swartemore
Mobile Ala
Wexioha
State Department
Huerta
Blanfet
Europe
Mexico City
Diaz Not Allowed to Receive Visitors on Louisiana
General Felix Diaz with asylum aboard the American battleship Louisiana faces restrictions not like prison rules. The admiral permits him limited communication with shore unless authorized.
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Diaz
Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
Louisiana
Orof
Suffragette Speech Amplifies Monroe Fair Hit
Mrs. Edward J. Graham Louisiana Women’s Suffrage Party organizer spoke to a large crowd at the Monroe fair auto stage about the meaning and necessity of woman suffrage. Hon. Percy Sandal opened the event as attendees, including farmers' families and prominent locals, listened to calls for education on suffrage values and equity. Mrs. E. B. Ward was noted among attendees.
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Monroe Feir
Edward J. Graham
Women Suffrage Party of
Louisiana
Womans
Percy Sandal
Graham
Woman's Suffrage Party
E. B. Ward
Tate
Huilding
Barr Charged With Murder of Mills Brown in Dallas Case
Meade Barr, sought in Dallas for the murder of Florence Brown last July, was brought to Memphis from Indiana and will be held for Texas authorities. He denies confessing, and authorities fear violence if returned to Dallas.
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Memphis
Meade Barr
Dallas
Texas
Florence Brown
Indiana
Barr
Dalas
Miss Brown
Methodist and Presbyterian Leaders Discuss Missionary Finances
At the national Methodist men convention in Indianapolis nine sectional meetings debated church expansion and finances. J Campbell White urged that 4.50 per member from American Protestants could fund worldwide evangelism in the current generation. A resignation and several special elections were also announced in Louisiana as vacancies arise from death.
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Indianapolis
Heartte
A. Rowland
Athens
Southern Presbyterians
A. C. Cory
Cincinnati
Disciples of Christ
J. Campbell White
United Presbyterians
United States
White
America
Former Railroad Man Warriner Leaves Prison
Columbus Ohio reports Charles J Warriner released from state penitentiary after serving term for embezzling 642000 from the Big Four Railroad while serving as clerk cashier and treasurer He had confessed to the scheme and left Wyomin g Cincinnati with his wife and family amid sensational local interest.
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Columbus
Charles J. Warriner
Big Pour Railroad
Big Four Railroad
Tressurer
Warriner
Cincinnati
Wyoming
Statley
Cleveland
Big Four
Edward S. Cook
Jeanette Timmonds Stewart-Ford
Fords
Mrs Jennie Eaton Acquitted of Poisoning Husband
Mrs Jennie May Eaton was found not guilty of poisoning her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton by a jury verdict delivered at 5 this morning after a night of deliberation. She expressed hope for a new life as she left the courtroom.
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Jy Associated Prera
Plymouth
Mats
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
Busch Estate Trust Allocates Over Million Daily Income
The will filed in St. Louis shows Adolphus Busch's 11 heirs will each get a share of a trust with annual income of 375000 dollars or more than 1000 dollars daily. August Busch, taking over the management, will receive double that amount. The estate is valued around 50 million dollars.
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St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
August Busch
Cotton Grades Considered at Washington Conference
Cotton grades discussed at a conference in Washington with officials noting clear findings and examining quality standards. The session featured remarks from a secretary and farm bureau representatives assessing fiber criteria.
Monroe Fair Day Draws Crowd with Games and Aerial Feats
The third day of the Monroe fair drew crowds as trains from A L G Lime Rock and the New Orleans and North Western brought visitors. Highlights included baby shows, horse events, a parade by the Mighty Haag Railroad Shows, Eugene Godet’s daily flights, and farm exhibits. Hotels ran full, drummers arrive tomorrow, and a large midway offers diverse entertainment.
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Monroe
Mair
Lime Rock
New Orleans and North Western
Monty
Lotaet
Prisvate
Monroe Bair
Drimmers
Eugene Godet
Adicultural
Misses Mania
Genie Miller
N Lab
Heapien
Monroe Gun Club
Pate
Orleann
Vicksburge
Ine
Missisatpy
Alaham Gre
Sxty
Vistors
Old
Lannan
Monroe Furniture Company
Uresses
J. Castle
Cobb
Louisiana Wagon Wood Stork Manufacturing Company, Limited
Nathan Furniture Company
J. M. Munhollemd
Sugar Ros
Campbell United
Cotton grade plan draws support from officials and exchanges
Washington reports that Secretary Houston and aides may adopt Liverpool style cotton grades in the United States to standardize marketing. Representatives from New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges joined officials to push the unified standard, aiming to align American terms with British usage and ease futures pricing.
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Washington
Oet
Houston
Howston
Gilloway
N. A. Cobb
Department of Agriiculture
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
HiGeston
W. CC. Lawson
Waco Exchange
N. A. Colyb
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agericulture
G. W. Neville
Edward K. Cone
C. Cairns
Clement Moore
Move On Ordered Woman in New Orleans Case
New Orleans police chief orders Babe Marshall to leave town after John Covington’s suicide. Marshall, linked to the tragedy, plans to return to Chicago as auditors probe Covington’s Holer Metal Co. books and investigate the incident.
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New Orleans
John Covington
Sid Supt. Reynolds
Babe
Marshall
John A. Covington
Supt. Reynolds
Chicago
Covington
Holer Metal Company
Vyampire
Reynolds
Corington
Poultry Premiums Awarded by Judge
Leghorns shown by D. M. Laing earned multiple awards with cock classes 2 and 3 and hen and pullet entries placing across several divisions. Ben & Moore entries included hens and pens with noted scores. White Pete E. Foulk credited for cock, cockerel, hen, pullet and pen awards with a continuation note to Page 2.
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D. M. Laing
Ben &. Moore
Pete E. Foulk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Aryan
Mgn
White Today
Mirman Becon
Senate For Relations Committee
WILSN
Milsbrown
Indianapoli
Jennie Eaton
Washington Place
B&f
Haag Railroad
Heig
Haag
Sinnor Lamont
Calippe
Miller
Jersey
Genuid Kt
Pines
Trorlock
Mary Pellew
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