Government to Ask One Billion for Next Year’s Running Expenses
Congress was asked to appropriate 1.108 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year 1914-1915 to fund government machinery. The post office leads with 306.95 million, pensions drop to 169.15 million, and other departments show increases. Secretary McAdoo and Secretary Redfield outline specific totals for salaries, libraries, foreign commerce, bureaus, and military, naval, and public works—plus embassies in Mexico City Tokio and Berne.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Champ Clark
Post Office Department
Senate
Representatives
Library of Congress
Wilson
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Bureau of Corporations
Redfield
New York
Boston
Buffalo
N. Y
Seattle
Wash
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Mexico City
Tokio
Berne
Switzerland
Bryan
War Department
Watts
Navy Yards
Norfolk
San Francisco
Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
Plymouth
Mass
Putnam
Conn
Stamford
Bam
Mecanal
Levying Taxes on Moneyed Classes in Mexico
Washington reports confirm that President Huerta is levying taxes on the moneyed classes as a funding measure amid Mexico’s financial crisis. Tug-of-war with Tampico and Carranza’s growing strength shape the rebel cause as naval forces move toward Mexican waters. Dr. Hale returns to Washington to report on negotiations with the Constitutionalists, while American battleships Vermont and Ohio sail toward Cape De Gata to join the fleet.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico City
Wilson
Mexic Ei City
United States
Tampico
Fletcher
Interior
Hale Retauins
William Bayard Halee
Carranza
Hale
Mexico
Marseilles
Vermont
Ohio
United States Fleet
Mediterranean
Cape de Gata
Mexican
Striking Teamsters Report Obedience in Indy Daily
Indianapolis workers of 2 126 members reported to the International Brotherhood that they obeyed a midnight strike order. Milk wagon drivers stayed at work to prevent babies from suffering. Mayor Wallace warned police to prevent rioting and keep streets clear. In New Orleans, Charles B Stover, former New York Parks Commissioner, was found after weeks missing saying he needed rest after years without vacation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Wallace
Stover
New York
Evening Sun
New Orleans
Korner
Charles B. Stover
Mr. Stover
Huerta Clings To Power Amid Interventions Fears
Semi official note says all recently arrested congress members likely to be acquitted to prevent U S intervention. Admiral Craddock to visit Huerta with British minister Sir Lionel Carden. Generals Villa and Huerta stories unfold as foreigners warned to leave. Civil war costs Mexico’s investors 250 million dollars. Paris reports Urrutia to form new cabinet with Blanquet as war minister.
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Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Congress
Mexico
Craddock
National Palace
Lionel Carden
Mexican
Joas
National Railways
Paris
Paris Herald Today
Senor Urrutia
Interior
Urrutia
General Blanquet
Steamer Brings 1000 Tons Beef to New York
The steamer Zinal arrived from Buenos Aires and other South American ports carrying 1000 tons of Argentine beef in its refrigerators.
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New York
Zinal
Buenos Ayres
South American
New appropriation sought for industrial relations commission
Port land Maine 160000 Boston Mass 200000 Fall River Mass 12000 New Bedford Mass 367000 Stonington Conn 6000. A new appropriation asked for this year is 250000 to pay the expenses of the new commission on industrial relations.
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Clude
Portland
Boston
Mass
Fall River
Mangs
New Bedford
Stonington
Conn
Commission On Industrial Relations
Auto Bandits Loot Garage In Thompsonville
Auto mobile bandits are believed responsible for stealing seven Fisk rubber tires valued at 280 dollars from M. J. Travers garage on Enfield street during the night. Entry was gained by cutting the panel from a side window.
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Thompsonville
Fisk
M. J. Travers
Enfield Street
Earle Kidnapping Mystery Deepens as Father Sought
New York dispatch reports three weeks of searches for F Pintey Earle the artist accused of kidnapping his son Harold. His mother Mrs Lilly Marle cites alleged abuse in Paris and Lamotte Beuvron with Harold kept in a wire cage and filthy clothes amid neglect claims. Mme Wischbacher described as cold toward the boy.
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New York
Europe
United States
F. Pintey Earle
Harold
France
Lilly Jr. Marle
Paris
Gas Fugitives Lope z and Cranovitch In Utah Mine
In Gingham Utah Ralph Lopez, a notorious killer, fights the bulkhead entrance of the Utah Apex mine as deputies pursue him. Deputies Halsey and Mandrich are killed in the subterranean clash. Mike Cranovitch, wanted after wounding his wife, is said to be aiding Lopez. Gas attacks and mass searches follow as 14 of 15 mine exits are sealed. Duk e of Connaught jewelry missing in London police probe.
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Gingham
Utah
Ralph Lopes
Apex
Dougliss Halsey
Tom Mandrich
Mike Cranovitch
Lopez
C. T. Strauper
Bingham
Italian Hostility Routs Pankhurst in Meet on Woman Suffrage
Milan December 1. Christabel Pankhurst daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst faced a hostile reception as she attempted to address a gathering on woman suffrage. The crowd’s hostility prevented her from finishing her remarks.
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Milan
Italy
Christabel Pankhurst
Emmeline
Pankhurst
Flashes From The Telegraph Wires Newville Pa
In Newville residents refused to use water after a skunk settled at the base of the town spring source. It took two days to coax it out and restore supply. Elsewhere reports note unusual local incidents and social quips from Hackensack Suffield Berlin and New York, including marriages hats in church and pistol law inquiries.
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Newville
Hackensack
N. J
Richard P. Paulson
Armynia Wyborn
Patchogue
John Roe Smith
Smith
New York
Murphy
Suffield
Conn
Berlin
Schrenk Notsing
Senate Democrats to push Owen currency draft with whip
Washington reports Senate Democratic leaders decided to use the whip to urge adoption of the Owen draft currency bill. No delay for Jaggard speeches as votes may be demanded in committee of the whole if a member is unprepared. The fiercest battle will focus on regional bank limits.
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Washington
Senate
Elections Today In Willimantic Putnam And Rockville
New Haven reports local election day in Willimantic Putnam and Rockville with Mayor Archie McDonald Republican unopposed on Democratic ticket and certain re election. Alderman contests and four tickets in Rockville highlight the race as Japan budget talks delay war strength increases due to poverty. Tokyo notes budget features and ministers' concessions.
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New Haven
Willimantic
Putnam
Rockville
Archie McDonald
Herring
Daniel P. Dunn
George F. Taylor
John C. Barstow
George J. Wilcox
Dutin
Rocky Me
Willam Vo Ma- Nerney
S Tracy Noble
Georges W. Andrews
Loduis Koelsch
Japan
Tokio
Marine
Great White Way Debate Sparks City Satire
A New York editorial mocks Chicago sculptor Larado Taft for calling Broadway the Great White Way a sham. It argues locals see Broadway as an unsightly glare of lights, noting most visitors are from out of town, especially Chicago, and ridicules Taft’s criticism.
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Chicago
New, York
Manhattan
New York
Larado Taft
Mr. Taft
Broadway
Taft
Opening of the Sixty Third Congress Reg Regular Session
Washington December 1 opening gavel signals the second or first regular session of the Sixty third Congress. Democrats in control. House and Senate readied for ambitious measures from currency reform to anti trust and rural credits. Mexico policy awaits presidential approval.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Wilson
Champ Clark
Marshall
White House
Alaska
Mexico
Rockefeller on Sunshine and Morale at Euclid Ave Church
John D. Rockefeller, in Cleveland after services at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, argued that solving equal distribution of sunlight would raise moral standards. He said dull days cause unhappiness and sunshine increases church attendance and fosters a contented community.
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Cleveland, O
John D. Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue
Baptist Clearch
Police crackdowns on counterfeiters and tango ban notes
A brief, era flavored paragraph recalls police efforts against counterfeiters and mentions global bans on tango. It notes the Kaiser ordering officers not to dance in uniform and the Vatican banning tango, with a wry observation that police sometimes get things right between exposures.
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Eic
New York
Turkey
Vatican
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