Bryan Urges Swift Aid for Americans in Mexico
The House approved a special resolution authorizing a 100000 dollar emergency fund to aid Americans stranded in Mexico as Secretary Bryan warns of political stakes and limited current funds. The move aims to reimburse prior emergency spending and prevent a work stoppage in relief and transportation operations. The report also notes the arrest of Capt. Santa Carayo in Mexico for the killings of Edmond Hayes Jr. and John H. Thomas.
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New York Times
Washington
Mexico
House of Representatives
Bryan
Oscar W.W. Underwood
House
Senate
State Department
Wilson
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Department
Congress
United States
Committee On Appropriations
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Juarez
Capt. Santa Carayo
Edmond Hayes, Jr
John Hl. Thomas
Madera Ey Ang. Oo
Madera
Santa Carayo
Bryan Puts Chinda Off In Brief Washington Meeting
Secretary Bryan and Japanese Ambassador Viscount Chinda held a twenty minute conference in Washington over Sino Japanese tensions and the California anti Japanese land law. Bryan left for Phoenixville and Woodbury to speak, returning to Washington tomorrow for further Chautauqua appearances in West Virginia and Virginia.
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Washington
Bryan
Viscount Chinda
California
Phoenixville
Pennt
Woodbury
N. J
Japan
China
Tokio
United States
West Virginia
Virginia
Martial Law in New Lexington After Riot and Priest Killing
New Lexington Ohio Sept 12 martial law is imposed after a riot that killed Jeremiah J Crowley an ex priest The mayor R B Gue orders National Guardsmen to control sectarian violence and closes saloons stores and public buildings Guardsmen patrol the streets while Crowley plans to challenge the mayor in court and to proceed with his address despite the ban.
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New York Times
New Lexington
Ohio
Jeremiah J. Crowley
Opera House
Crowley
R. B. Gue
J. W. McPeek
Seventh Regiment
Keene's Auto Recovered After Stolen From Yonkers Garage
The racing car left at Nadworney's Yonkers garage by two men after repairs was identified as Foxhall Keene's stolen vehicle. The engine number 1176 matched records, and manufacturers confirmed the racer was recently sold to Keene. Keene was notified and his chauffeur identified the car and retrieved it from Meadow Brook Club.
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Nadworney
Yonkers
Foxhall Keene
Keene
Liner Georgia Strands Off Narragansett Bay Breaks Steering Gear
The Bay State liner Georgia broke down off Warwick Neck eighteen miles from her dock due to a steering gear failure. Passengers remained aboard all night and were transferred to the Tennessee in the morning to return to the wharf. A passenger meeting led to a small fund to hire counsel, with Philadelphia likely named, as Rosenblum Slater and Dr. Fitzgerald of Boston chair the committee.
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Providence
Georgia
New York
Warwick Neck
Narragansett Bay
Tennessee
Steamship Company
Philip Rosenblum
Saul S. Slater
F. G. Fitzgerald
Boston
Roosevelt Plans Denver Visit In Lindsey Recall Fight
Theodore Roosevelt has told Judge Ben B Lindsey he will come to Denver if a recall campaign starts against the judge. In a letter received today Roosevelt said he would take the first train to Denver when he hears the fight is on. The campaign appears to begin with a rally at a public hall on Welton Street tomorrow as petitions circulate.
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Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Ben B. Lindsey
Lindsey
Welton Street
Gaynor
McAneny
William R. Willcox
Herman Ridder
William Lustgarten
Committee of One Thousand
Mr. Gaynor
Pats McAneny
Johnson
Mitchel
Gaynor League
William Street
R. Ross Appleton
F. A. Ringler
Jacob H. Schiff
John M. Harrington
Henry Clews
Benedict J. Greenhut
John Adikes
J. Noble Hayes
League
Tammany
Bsews
Snipping News Update From New York Horizon
SS Savoie of the French Line, Havre New York, was 103 miles east of Sandy Hook at 7 PM on the 13th with an 8 AM position reported. Authorities issued latest snipping alerts as ships navigate the coast.
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Savoie
Havree New York
Sandy Hook
Mystery of Missing Brookyln Surgeon Lover Deepens
Inspector Faurot announced that the dismembered remains found in the Hudson have been positively identified as Antoinette Day of 206 Union Street Brooklyn. Brother Francis Day, who works for a real estate firm, identified the shoulder birthmark and the gold teeth as confirming clues. The investigation centers on a young surgeon alleged to have pursued the victim, who disappeared August 16 during a trip to Tarrytown with her mother.
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Hudson River
Antoinette Day
Union Street
Brooklyn
Volk’s
Hoboken
Francis Day
Broad Street
Tarrytown
Marietta Day
Volk
Young Day
Aoung
Day
Regan
Butler Street
Emma
Mary
Francis
Salvatore
Coghlan
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Long Island College of Physicians and Surgeons
West
S. H. Hurwitz
Eighth Avenue
147Th Street
Standard Oil Moves Into Auto Engine Field in Columbus Report
A Columbus dispatch reports Standard Oil capital forms the Rockefeller Motor Company with Cleveland plant plans to build automobile motors and related products. Founders include Sterling Newell F B Whitcomb R P Denison Thomas J Fay and Ellis R Diehm with Fay a noted engineer. The firm would absorb Goby Engine Company assets and possibly form additional car factories to produce affordable vehicles amid fuel concerns and rising gasoline demand.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rider and Driver
Rockefeller Motor Company
Cleveland
Sterling Newell
F. 8
Goby Engine Company
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Fay
New York
Fourteenth Avenue
Sixtyninth Street
Brooklyn
New York Times
Standard Oil
H Rockefeller
Society of Automobile Engineers
Standard Oilnterests
H M. Reichenbach
G. F
Winhur J. Frith
Sulzer scandal drags through impeachment inquiry in Albany
The Assembly's Board of Managers of Impeachment yesterday recalled Mrs Sulzer's alleged confession as it probed campaign fund dealings and stock transactions with Harris Fuller. Testimony showed orders to transfer stock with Mrs Sulzer named on documents, while her role remained unclear amid ongoing efforts to impeach Governor Sulzer and reveal related finances.
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Assembly
Board of Managers
Wall Street
Sulzer
Frawley
Melville B Fuller
Harris & Fuller
Lynn J. Arnold
Albany
Arnold
Isidore J. Kresel
Joseph
Kresel
Sulzercam
Kiesel
Comte J Pevaiter II
Halliday
Gerry
Delaware County
Daniel M. Brady
Seidel
Bill Sulzer
Muensterberg on Red Light Drama Revealed
Harvard psychologist Prof. Muensterberg writes frankly on the red light drama for tomorrow's Sunday Times. He analyzes social impact and calls for reform with bold, unapologetic views.
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Muensterberg
Harvard
Man Sleeps Forty Days in San Jose Visit
Wright Keebel of Tennessee awoke in San Jose after a forty day sleep that began on August 3 during a visit to his uncle R. P. Keebel. Physicians failed to rouse him fully for weeks, though he occasionally stirred before slipping back into unconscious slumber.
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San Jose
Cal
Wright Keebel
Tennessee
R. P. Keebel
Young Hikers Finish 125 Mile Walk From YMCA Camp
Su ate Herbert T. Ketcham age 12 of Ben and his son Phillip completed a six day trek totaling 125 miles. They started at the YMCA camp at Saks Arthur near Hawley Penn and traveled on vacation. Supreme Court Justice Harrington Putnam also walked eighty miles from Brooklyn to Riverhead Long Island in three days earlier in the summer.
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Herbert T. Ketcham
Ben
Phillip
Saks Arthur
Hawley
Penn
Supreme Court
Harrington Putnam
Brooklyn
Riverhead
L. I
Astor Takes Up Flying at Rhinebeck
Vincent Astor arrived in Poughkeepsie and will spend weeks at Ferncliffe with his steam yacht Noma and a hydroaeroplane. He plans to fly along the Hudson River as he learns to handle the Curtiss air boat, despite friends urging caution.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Vincent Astor
Rhinebeck
Ferncliffe
Astor
Hudson River
Hudson
Diaticeff Mystery By Rockmart Man Seeks Government Job
A Rockmart Georgia man writes the U S Post Office Department seeking a government job. He signs as a “diatrieff” and asks to be a detective, noting his age as 27% years and hints at a hidden name. The note’s meaning remains unclear.
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Washington
Rockmart
Georgia
Post Office Department
Pastor's Wife Disguised as Man Arrested in Granite City
Mrs. Oscar V. Junek 18, wife of Rev Oscar V. Junek of Granite City, wore men's clothing on pastoral visits to a foreign labor quarter and was arrested on disorderly conduct. The case will be heard before a Granite City police magistrate. A police officer spotted a rosy cheeked youth at a drug store who admitted being a woman.
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George Sachs
Eighth Avenue
147Th Street
Hudson Diver
Volk
Hoboken
Brooklyn
Faurot
Marcy
North Bergen
N. J
Weehawken
Casper Jianen
West Thirtythird Street
New York Times
ST. Louis
Oscar V. Junek
Granite City
Sergi. Smith
Postal Telegraph cables cut in labor war
Three main Postal Telegraph Company cables were cut last night, halting hundreds of wires and delaying service. A $2000 reward is offered for the vandals. Officials blame rival unions in a long running dispute. cuts have occurred for over a year as experts reportedly damaged lines to points east and west. A conference planned to pursue arrests and convictions of the offenders.
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New York Times
Chicago
Postal Telegraph Company
Satanee Eeseware
Pullman Company Told to Answer Onboard Practices
The State Railroad Commission ordered Pullman representatives to appear November 19 to explain practices rules and regulations prompted by traveler complaints. Questions cover tip dependence in porter wages upper berths pulled down when unoccupied and berth reallocation errors affecting passengers.
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AN Francisco
State Railroad Commission
Pullman Company
Mrs Bustanoby Involved in Taxi Row Near Sixth Avenue
Policeman Pursico of the West Thirtieth Street Station heard screams at Thirty-sixth Street and Sixth Avenue. He found a man and woman grappling in a taxi, scratched about the face, and took them to the station for questioning. They claimed Mrs Destancey attacked while riding when her fiancé tried to calm her. both were ready to depart.
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Pursico
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
West Fairty
GAYNOR LIES IN STATE AT LIVERPOOL WITH HONORS
Rests on Westminster Abbey catafalque where England’s great have lain. Doctor recounts death after mayor collapsed in chair while chatting with a friend three minutes earlier. Officials request body lie in City Hall and service held at Trinity.
Mournful Homegoing for Mayor Gaynor in Liverpool
The body of Mayor William J. Gaynor lies in state at Liverpool Town Hall after the Lusitania arrival. Flags at half mast fly as Lord Mayor Sir Harwood Banner and Consul Horace Lee Washington coordinate in a solemn procession for the burial voyage to New York. Rufus Gaynor shows distress as he meets American correspondents aboard.
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New York
John M. Harenton
Johnson
Steckler
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Kline
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Liverpool
William J. Gaynor
Westminster Abbey
England
Lord Wolseley
Harwood Banner
Ardolph Kline
Lusitania
Baltic
Prince's Landing
London
Rufus Gaynor
Horace Lee Washington
Washington
Catafalque
Adelphi Hotel
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