Mayo and Fleet Politics At Call In Battle Trim View
Editors from Texas Colorado and South Dakota discuss Mexico crisis at National Editorial Association meeting. They urge intervention as necessary and predict swift action, noting public opinion favors strong measures to restore order and defend the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Mexica
Texas
South Dakota
Colorado
Mexico
United States
Lee J. Rountree
Georgetown
Tex
National Sorial Association
Texas Rangers
Pershing
Elo Paso
William H. Mayes
School of Journalism
University of Texas
Rountree
Cuba
Carranza
George Schloster
Amociation
M My
Lespite
J.C. Scott
Daily
Weekly Advocate
Sterling
Cal
Vera Cruz
R. J. Johnson
Middle West
Sudden Wedding Surprises Congregation at Beaver Lake
In a surprised ceremony at Beaver Lake, Mise Coltingnor officiated as George Heck, once Assemblyman John Heck, and Mise Coltingnor joined hands. The couple vowed in a service ending with the standard phrase until death do us part, while Dr Decker attempted to steady the crowd as guests watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwen
Ken W. Decker
Manel Collignon
George Heck
John Heck
Mise Coltingnor
Decker
Heck
Beaver Lake
Caperton Says Dominican Uprising Could Be Avoided
Rear Admiral Caperton reports calmer conditions in the Dominican Republic and says the uprising may be contained. The Hancock delivered 900 refugees to Santo Domingo and will head to Cartagena to take on more evacuees, with General Arias reportedly abandoning the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caperton
Dominican Republic
Hancock
Santo Domiego City
Maree
Cran
Arias
Sunne Seeks renomination amid party shift in springfield
Governor and F. Dunne announce candidacy for renomination on the Democratic ticket. The report notes local business leaders and suburban stations involved in campaign stops and mentions efforts at summer events. Details are fragmented, but the core facts indicate a renomination bid and associated Democratic party activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunne
Epringfeld
and F. Dunne Tarday
Summoned as Citizen Freed as Guardsman
Frank J Foley once a private citizen faced a Brooklyn patrol after failing to show proper lights on a car. The case moved to court as he had become Quartermaster Foley of the General New York State National Guard, in uniform. The judge granted him a quick adjournment, wishing him luck with national guard duties as war unsettled matters.
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Quartermaster Foley
Frank J. Foley
Brooklyn
Macintrate Geirmar
Lutbush
Foley
New York State National Guard
National Guard
Hughes favorite Eddie McQuade bets on Hughes for president
Curb broker Eddie McQuade announced yesterday as a stake holder he could place several thousand dollars at 10 to 7 odds that Hughes will be elected president. Last week odds closed at 6 to 6. Mulberry Street Station to close for storage with men reassigned to Elizabeth Street station.
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Hughes
Eddie McQuade
Mulberry Street
No. 206
Elizabeth Street
Burns Hearing Over Till Friday In Wiretap Case
Detective William J. Burns appeared before Chief Magistrate McAdoo on a summons in Seymour's complaint alleging copying and publishing private papers. Counsel Wellman asked for adjournment to Friday afternoon. adjournment granted. Sultzer, tied to the John Doe inquiry, faced sentence in grand larceny in a check kiting case with sentence deferred to next Friday. Handwriting experts examine a document alleged to reveal munition orders from Morgan offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Burns
McAdoo
Frederick Seymour
Broadway
Seymour
Francis J. Wellman
Nunns
Wellman
James M. Beck
Hurns
John Doe
Jaities Menton
Sultzer
Swann
J.P. Morgan & Co
Morgen Company
Wall Street
Morgatt War Munitions Department
Inris
Morgan
New York
Soltzer
Police Stop mutiny on British steamer Toronto
Chinese crew aboard the Brntich steamer Toronto mutinied to avoid returning to a war zone feared torpedo risks. Officers struck by mutineers and a Chinese cook named Charles Senn threatened to drown the captain who tried to land. Yonkers police used revolvers to restore order as the ship headed to New York harbor with a sugar cargo for the Allied army in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Toronto
New York Harbor
Charles Senn
Ans
Willner
Wilson
Ellie Ilana
France
Morgan Refuses To Recall Key Interborough Memorandum
Banker J P Morgan Jr testifies before the Thompson Legislative Investigating Committee about commitments and obligations linked to Theodore Shonts and the Interborough contracts. He cannot recall the Lane memorandum or the $2,000,000 fee, and defers to Lane’s executors for the document while offering no objection to its public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JY Morgan
Thompson Legislative Investigating Committee
Mr. Morgan
George W. Young
Interborough
Morgan
Gardiner M. Lane
Theodore Shonts
Interborough Rapid Teaneit Company
Young
Shorts
F. Stevens
Stevens
Cording
Lane
Shonts
J.P. Morgan, Jr
Shontas
Frank Moss
Afr. Lane
Enator Thompson
Quest
Thompson
Morpats
Heaton
Senate
Moss
Fnel East
Subway Negotiations and 1913 Contract Signing Details
A lengthy statement covers subway negotiations from 1908 to the final contracts signed March 1, 1913. It notes the Controller’s shifting stance toward the Interborough, clashes with Mayor Gaynor, and his claim of autonomous, rueful relations in 1911. He defends agreeing to terms amid chaotic negotiations and details the 49 year Dreamland contract and city expenditures on transit.
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Interborough
Board of Estimate
Gaynor
Mons
Nepotlal
Mr. Mons
Thompson
Dreamland Park
Rockaway Park
Dreamland
Rev F Chambers Dead Left Long Presbyterian Service
The Rev Frelinghuysen Chambers a well known Presbyterian figure in New Jersey died at German Hospital from a malignant illness after a month’s confinement. Born in Raritan in 1649 he led multiple New Jersey churches and authored religious works. He leaves four brothers. funeral set for Wednesday in Collegiate Reformed Church chapel.
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Frelinghuysen Chambers
New Jersey
German Hospital
Chambers
Raritan
Pr. Talbot Wilson Chambers
City College
Union Theological Seminary
Gukland Presbyterian Church
Clove Presbyterian Church
German Valley
Presbyterian Church Me
Morrix and
Orner
Arthur D. Chambers
Treacher
Lackawanna Railroad
Collegiate Reformed Church
Patterson verdict verdict amount in supreme court case
Mrs Lillian Patterson obtained a verdict in the Supreme Court yesterday for 15000 dollars, one tenth of a larger claim. The decision underscores a notable settlement outcome reported by the court observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Patterson
Supreme Court
Divorcealleged oral alimony demand details Reno case
The text states she claimed more than 150000 dollars under an alleged oral agreement to alimony when suing Franci se for divorce in Reno. It notes he, now remarried since Mrs Dale’s divorce, is broker and claims income of 30000 dollars annually from his father and grandparents estates. He denies the agreement and says he agreed only to support his son Francis Colgate Dale Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francise
Renoule
Dale
Francis Colgate Dale, Jr
Institute to Build Annex at 214 West 35th Street
The National Bible Institute buys the Wilson property at 212 West 35th Street to expand its campus. An annex will join the institute and the McAuley Mission, enlarging the facility.
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Uncle Sam
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Admiiral Mayo
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Mexi- Gah Elem
Arkansas
Aed Aard
Hin
Wyoming
Arkansa
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Tecas
Ado Tal Mayo
Vermont
Naval Academy
Hotale
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Pacific
Terehd
Sterecary Daniels
Maye
Licely
Saye
Witt Colman
Dether
Navy
Dersey Central
New York City
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Capital & Surplus
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Fulton St
Jamaica
Burns
Interborough Deal
Prendergast
Thompson Committee
Hrendergast
William A. Prendergast
Dr. Bowers
Whitman
Re ‘Elvetion
Thompson Maties
Rev. F. Chambers
the Mortgage-Bond CO. OF
Liberty Street
United States Patent Office
American Graphophone Company
Columbia Graphophone Company
TE Dictapavne Registered
Chambers Street
S. Karpen & Bros
New York, N.Y
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Mpnese
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