Huerta Pledges Aid to Worker And Capitalist
Adolfo de la Huerta, provisional president of Mexico, pledged support for workers and capitalists, aims to develop national resources, and seek good relations with free nations while ill with appendicitis. He promised to free Bonillas if he is not a foreigner and to form a cabinet, with an investigation into Carranza’s death. The oath of office was expected tomorrow. crowds cheered as he arrived.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
Associated Prows
Senor de la Huerta
Ygnacio Bonillas
United States
Carranza
Seror de la Huerta
Tie
Interior
Serior de la Huerta
Sonora
de la Huerta
Salvador Alvarado
Treasury
Obregon
Former Metropolitan Conductor and Wife Arrive
The French liner La Lorraine arrived from Havre with 42 passengers aboard, including Signor G. Palacco, former conductor of the Metropolitan Opera Company, and his wife Miss Elith Mason, the noted American soprano. They traveled abroad for months and will head to Chicago to join Ravinia's summer opera season.
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Havre
Signor G. Palacco
Metropolitan Opera Company
Misselith Mason
Metropolitan
Nine Dead Many Hurt In Two Train Wrecks
Two passenger trains collided near White Uk Oklahoma killing seven and fatally injuring three more. Officials blamed confusion of train orders. Dozens more suffered serious injuries in the Tulsa incident. A separate collision near Van Etten New York left two trainmen dead and four passengers lightly hurt on a through train bound for New York. Mrs Sta ban of Harrison New Jersey and Mrs Nolan of Waverly New York were among the injured taken to hospital at Sayre.
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Tulsa
Okla
van Etten
N. Y
St. Towls
San Francisco
White UK
Elmira
Lehigh Valley
N.Y
New York
Mra. H. Staban
Harrison, N. J
Mary Nolan
Waverly
Sayre
D Annunzio Reported Ill With Fever
A Geneva dispatch says Gabriele d Annunzio is ill with fever in Innsbruck. The illness is noted as possibly explaining his recent actions and behavior.
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D’annunzio
Geneva
Innsbruck
Gabriele d'Annunzio
D'Annunzio
Fall Report Urges U S Police Mexico Border Rules
A fall report calls the United States to police Mexico under international comity and treaty obligations. Based on testimony from 267 witnesses in New York and border areas, it cites 461 Americans killed in Mexico with 12 killed on the U S side. Loss estimates total 14 079 000 for American deaths and 50 902 454 for all American losses in Mexico. It notes a one third drop in Mexico’s population since 1910 due to disorder and related disease and starvation.
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New York
Mexico
North Salem Awarded Over One Million in Tax Suit
White Plains report by referee Martin Tierney finds North Salem properly assessed at 1 042 million for land including Titicus reservoir. New York had claimed a 400000 over-valuation and may set precedent for other towns. Suits continue against Lewisboro Bedford Mount Pleasant Yorktown Somers and Cortlandt.
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New Yo
White Plains
Martin Tierney
New York
North Salem
Tierney
Lewisboro
Bedford
Mount Pleasant
Yorktown
Somers and
Cortlandt
Elks Gather for State Convention in New York
Four hundred Elks from every New York lodge meet at Elks Lodge No 1 on West Forty third Street Dearden a vice president of aviation hosts with Edward Leach past ruler and Major George J Winslow of Utica as guests The convention runs through Wednesday evening and will close with a final gathering
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Elks
New York State
The
Elks’ Association
Elks Lodge No. 1
West Forty-third Street
Dearden
Aviation
Edward Leach
Lodge No. I
George J. Winslow
Utica
Some Wild Oats Exposes Quack Doctor Gouger
The Social Hygienic Films of America Inc latest educational picture at Harris Theater revisits the topic of sex with a focus on quack doctors. Subtitles note The Tribune and Chicago press campaigns against such gougers. A scene shows a con man examining a young man's pocketbook and physique.
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Quack Doctor
Gouger
Rhode Island Guardsmen To Protect Rubber Workers
Officials of the National India Rubber Company said the plant would reopen tomorrow for clerical staff. The reopening comes after a Friday demonstration in which three people were shot and several injured. About 600 Rhode Island National Guard members will provide protection under Adjutant General Abbot, ordered by Governor Beeckman.
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Rhode Island
Bristol
R. I
National India Rubber Company
Rhode Island National Guard
Abbot
Beeckman
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