Wilson policy shifted as Huerta era ends
Washington recalls Lind mission and backs the Constitutionalists as Huerta loses power. The 1913 Mexican crisis unfolds with Huerta clinging to rule, Tampico incident, Vera Cruz seizure, and mediation attempts failing to save his presidency.
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Huerta
Frederico Gamboa
Gamboa
Wilson
Congress
Lind
Vera Cruz
William Bayard Hale
Mexico City
New President Not Soldier
Mexico City reports Francisco Carbajal aged forty four a Campeche native and lawyer has long served in judiciary including chief justice of the supreme court before Huerta named him minister of foreign relations He is calm prudent well groomed with European features and a reputation for probity and business acumen.
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Wilson
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Lind
Mexico City
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Campeche
Madero
Supreme Court
Senor Carbajal
Two Prophets on Suffrage and Ridicule in New York
Mrs Inez Milhol land Boldse vain mocks Sir Arthur Conan Doyle as a minor novelist and prophet urging voting rights for women over lynching militants. She predicts Englishmen will both mock militants and later bury the hatchet, perhaps in oil paintings and statuary.
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Arthur
Cadet Grades Prompt Sharp Reply at West Point
During graduation week at West Point a cadet facing failure in studies jokes that the instructor’s grading is misnamed. The father attends the ceremonies and asks about the harsh system, to which the cadet says the approach is not marking but marksmanship.
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West Point
Not Much Sound Dialog Exchange
A brief dialogue pits Jones and Brown over the idea of being sound. Jones compares wellness to a dollar’s soundness as advised by a doctor, while Brown counters that a paper dollar lacks real substance.
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Jones
Brown
Improving His Arm with Polo Practice
A weary man accepts polo training to sharpen his aim with a long-handled mallet while riding a mettlesome pony. He hopes the preparation will let him drive a tack without mashing his thumb at home.
Coffee Demand Elevates Porto Rican Exports Growth
Porto Rico coffee commands top world prices with strong growth in exports while American tastes limit U S market access. Grapefruit oranges and pineapples also post record values as sugar and tobacco remain leading exports amid rising cultivation and better farming practices.
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Washington, D. C
Porto Rico
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
New York
Seaboard
Tumulty Rejects Avon Cottage Lease Over Cat Clause
Washington secretary Joseph P. Tumulty refused to sign a summer cottage lease at Avon-by-the-Sea until a clause stating the vicinity was free from cats was added. He was annoyed by nocturnal cat gatherings last year.
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Washington
Avon-by-the-Sea
Tumulty
Restoring Damaged Paintings The London Method Revealed
A London report outlines professional restoration of a Sargent portrait damaged by a suffragette. Maj. George Roller will apply tissue, glue, and heat to contract the canvas, reline it, and fill missing paint with skilled pigments. It discusses transferring panels to canvas and replacing lost pigment via careful matching.
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London
Sargent
Henry James
Royal Academy
George GC. Roller
M. Haquin
Iowa Law Measures 18 Proposed Buy Public Vote
Des Moines reports that four amendments to be voted on next winter will be published in two newspapers per district for three months before the fall election. The measures include state and local tax changes, initiative and referendum, and woman suffrage. The purpose is voter familiarization and to elect lawmakers aligned with voter will.
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Allen
General Assembly
Regina
Thirty-fifth
J. C. Hinshaw
Rays
Mississippi
Missouri
Towa
Heensga
False Teeth Shower in Chicago Street Explosion
A vulcanizing machine blast at a dentist office on State Street showered false teeth onto pedestrians. No serious injuries reported though chaos followed as bystanders ducked and shops closed.
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Chicago
State Street
Elizabeth Isenhower Leaves 100 Descendants in Lamar Will
Mrs. Elizabeth Isenhower aged ninety seven died in Lamar Missouri leaving more than one hundred descendants. The obituary notes surviving relatives and family connections in the region.
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Lamar
Elizabeth —Isenhower
Red whiskers and cost lift for trolley car delay
Passengers delayed when trolley car No. 19 jumped a switch near Milburn Avenue. High steps forced women to be helped up while a portly passenger balked a male helper before a reddish whiskered man offered aid and spurred a mistaken husband lookalike moment.
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Freeport, S. 1
Milburn Avenue
Hypnotist Knocks Out Champion Nelson in Gary Show
Former lightweight champion Battling Nelson was knocked out by hypnotist "Professor" Griffin at a Gary theater. Nelson, who bet 3300 he could not be hypnotized, was made to sing and dance until he was released.
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Gary
Ind
Griffin
Nelson
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