Mexican Border Tensions Rise in Cananea and Naco
Report from Cananea and Naco describes Carranza forces threatening a border crossing to flank Villa’s siege. U.S. troops bolster Naco with machine gun platoons and field telephones while Col Guilfoyle warns fire on any crossing. Cananea faces possible starvation as rail bridges near the Villa-Carranza front are out.
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New York Times
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Mendes Secey
Confidence Carranza ally predicts no fighting in Mexico
The Mexican Constitutionalist Agency quotes Richard H. Cole as saying Villa will realize his error after the Agüncálentes Convention and disavow his rift with Carranza. Cole credits Carranza with restraint and notes Villa may retire to private life after a five month U S tour planned for January.
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New York Times
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Geneva
Carranza
Mexico City
Europe
Los Angeles
United States
Mexican official seeks recognition from U S government
Mr Cole seeks recognition for the Mexican Central Government and plans talks with State Department officials. Despite tensions in Mexico President Wilson remains confident of a settlement between Carranza and Villa, following a White House information conference with Brean and Consul Silliman.
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Mexico
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Cole
State Department
Carranza
Villa
Brean
John FR. Silliman
White House
Silliman
Villa urged to join peace talks with Carranza opposition
Special to The New York Times reports George C. Carothers of the State Department works with General Villa to lure him into the peace conference. Villa nearly consents but objects to Carranza’s promotions of Colonels such as Eduardo Hay to generals to outvote him.
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New York Times
Aguascalientes
Mexico
Villa
George C. Carothers
American State Department
Carranzga
Eduardo Hay
Herrera's Troops Win Near Chihuahua Fighting in Durango
Special cable from MEXICO CITY reports Gen. Maclovio Herrera’s forces defeated Villa’s men near Chihuahua. Gen. Manuel Chao attacked Guanacevi, Durango. Ex-Federal officers to receive full pay. must report daily. Jockey Club to be a hospital for Constitutionalist officers.
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NEW York Times
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Mariano Arriata
Rosario
Sinaloa
Maclovio Herrera
Villa
Chihuahua
Manuel Chao
Guanacevi
Jesus Davila Sanchez
Tacubaya
Davila
Higinio Aguilar
Puebla
Oaxaca
Francisco Gonzales Cosio
Querataro
Delfin Sanchez Juarez
Juarez
Jockey Club
Ex-Huerta Officers Face Possible Extradition
A Constitutionalist agency says the Carranza government plans to arrest and extradite several former Huerta officials living in the United States within days. No formal warrants or extradition requests have been received. Named targets include Felix Diaz Emilio Inreoal V Gomez Marcel o Caravo Louis Medina Barron Francisco del Toro Felix Terrazo and Juan Cenegas.
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Mexican Constitutionalist Agency
Huerta
United States
Carranza
State Department
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Emilio Inreoal
V. Gomez
Marecelo Caravo
Louis Medina Barron
Francisco del Toro
Felix Terrazo
Juan Cenegas
Injured Boy Runs Away After Car Accident
Thomas Gibney, 14, of 412 Pleasant Avenue, was struck by a 125th Street streetcar near Texington Avenue. He lay unconscious for ten minutes, and a doctor recommended hospital transfer, but he fled to go home fearing his mother’s worry. Doctors diagnosed a possible skull fracture and serious condition.
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Pleasant Avenue
Texington Avenue
Isebers
Hariem Hospital
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Bus Hits Cripple's Chair in Washington Square
George J. Skinner publisher aged 40 of West Fourteenth Street was knocked from his wheelchair by a city bus in Washington Square. He rolled clear of oncoming cars and bystanders aiding Gen Rosalie Jones bound for Rochester. Capt William H Boobie helped him to a bench. he fainted then recovered and returned to his office.
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George J. Skinner
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Washington Square
Rosalie Jones
Rochester
Skinner
William H. Boobie
Mercer Street
Charges That Earl Juggled Accounts and Bank Finances
John F Hitchcock filed a suit in the Supreme Court against the National Nassau Bank and its former president Edward Karl seeking 138790 for alleged misstatements and mismanagement leading to a voluntary liquidation and merger with Irving National Bank. The complaint details inflated deposits, deceptive stock issues, and transfers of loan credits as deposits to mask losses.
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Irving National Bank
Supreme Court
John F.hitchcock
Edward Karl
Hitchcock
Karl
Jarl
Warl
Bank of England
New York Clearing House
Marl
Earl
Married but asks alimony in Baker case
Mrs. Virginia Lee Welch seeks 3750 back alimony from Henry Bainbridge Baker, her former husband, alleging an agreement to surrender custody of their son Henry Martin Baker in exchange for 1000 to be paid, with an affidavit blaming John Sheppard for pressuring the arrangement. Sheppard denies her statements.
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Virginia Lee Welch
Thomas Cary Welch
The
Philippine Islands
Henry Bainbridge Baker
Sheppard
Mr. Sheppard
Mra. Welch
Murder Notes Analyzed in Georgia Case
Attorney William M. Smith released Berry Benson's analysis of two notes found beside Mary Phagan. Benson argues the notes could not be written by a white man and notes differ in size, suggesting the second note was written later after the writer’s nerves calmed. Conley claims both notes were written at Frank's desk and on a pad from his desk.
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Atlanta
William M. Smith
Jim Conley
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Berry Benson
Augusta
Georgia
Benson
Edgar Allan Poe
South
Conley
Frank
Recluse Left $10,000 In Will In New Jersey
Old woman Harriett Dreammond, who died at 70 after years in a lonely hut, left at least $10,000. Her will bequeaths about $7,000 to two Rutherford churches for general church work and $1,500 to Douglas Hood of Melrose Abbey Scotland for his sister Murewaret.
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Ittle Hut
Harriett Dreammond
Douglas Hood
Melrose Abbey
Scotland
Murewaret
Church Bequests Digest Provide Estate Allocation
The St Rutherford Baptist Church receives 200 from the estate and the First Presbyterian Church gets the remainder. One hundred eighty is designated for the Sunday School and 1000 for missionary work.
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