Carranza Defies Wilson Over Foreign Intertest Policy
From The Tribune Bure Washington March 14 Veiled defiance by General Carranza in his reply to American representations deepens tensions. Wilson aims to enforce Monroe Doctrine while insisting on protection of foreign interests. Carranza notes unofficial channels of contact and rejects claims to full diplomatic accreditation, signaling ongoing friction and possible breach.
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Tribune
Bure
Washington
Carranza
United States
Department of State
Simpich
Nogales
Wilson
Casul
Hermosillo
Bryan
Desengano
Guanacevi
Constitutional Army
Morning News Highlights and Court Actions
Ex consul’s wife called thief ends in riot. Shopgirls get new jobs as Sully sale surprises. Detective stabbed in jale. Army fed again. American invents war balloon. Republicans wipe out debts. Borough heads in tournament. Lawyer seeks to gag press. Price denies charges. Hartigan pardon urged. Wilson Britain’s advocate. Miss Wilson’s ring appears. Carranza defiant in speech. Ball season in London society. Music at Lenten weddings. Ulstermen ask for more of women. Aftermath of Berlin season. Germany plans strong frontier. In the Berlin music world. German birthrate declining. Obituary, weather report, sporting section, real estate, markets.
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Sully Sale
Jale
Garrison
U. P
Ghiten
Price
Sixhop
John Scarborough
Wilson
Britain
Vanderbilt declines costly special train to Pasadena
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, meanwhile sidetracked at Sanderson, Texas, chose not to charter an expensive private train for her Pasadena trip. She calculated $2,250 for the full special, preferring to attach her private car to a regular Southern Pacific service after learning the ticket costs.
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el Paso
Pasadena
W. K
Liduue
Tex
W. K. Vanderbilt
Sanderson
Cal
Vanderbilt
California
Plot Against Carranza Arrests Hit Mexican Capital
Nogales Mexico March 14 Senator Alberto and Manuel Bonilla minister in the Madero cabinet were arrested here charged with conspiracy against General Carranza leader of the Constitutionalists. Rumors of further arrests of prominent men circulated tonight.
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Nogales
Mexico
Alberto and
Manuel Bonilla
Fomento
Madero
Carranza
Texas Governor’s horse demand refused by Mexican commander
Two demands from Governor Colquitt of Texas to Genert Alvarez at Nuevo Laredo for the return of stolen horses and the delivery of Apolonio Rodriguez were refused. Alvarez said the matter could not be handled officially and should go through proper diplomatic channels. He advised Texas to hire advisers if needed.
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Laredo
Tex
Colquitt
Hutchings
Texas National Guard
Genert Alvarez
Nuevo Laredo
Clemente Vergara
Texas
Two Bombs Wreck Saloon In Quiet Tenement Block
Two bombs exploded within minutes, wrecking a saloon at 123d Street and Lexington Avenue. The five story building houses fifteen families above the saloon and the watchman, Martin Ninoks, 63, was buried in debris. Police brought the crowd under control as windows and bricks flew across nearby homes. Ninoks reports a prior bomb blast two months earlier.
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123D Street
Lexington Avenue
East South Street
Martin Ninoks
Ebris
Ninoks
She's Made Nassau County's First Woman Deputy Sheriff
From Mineola Long Island March 14 Mrs Carrie Golden Maidmant wife of Frederick Maidmant editor of The Sea Cliff News and Nassau Light and Power general manager was sworn in as deputy sheriff after requesting authority to help guard her hens. Her husband often away at work prompted the unusual appointment.
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Troune Corres
Mineola
Long Island
Frederick Maidmant
The
Sea Cliff News
Nassau Light and Power Company
Maidmant
Carrie Golden Maidmant
Pettit
Ex-Consul's Wife Called Shoplifter at Wanamaker's
A finely dressed woman, claiming to be a baroness and wife of Wilhelm Theodore Reinecke a former German Consul General in Boston, was arrested at Wanamaker's for shoplifting goods valued at 815. She admitted taking items after a store detective testified and was held on $300 bail, later bailed out by her husband. The case proceeds in the Court of General Sessions.
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Wanamaker
Barlow
Nona Reinecke
Springfield Avenue
Summit
N. J
Wilhelm ‘Theodore Reinecke
Boston
Germany
Ora Porte
Wanamaker's
Miss Porter
Amd
Wilhelm Theodore Reincke
Reed
Court of General Sessions
Yale Chair Suits Taft
President Taft will not accept any university or college presidency. In a letter to Dr. George W. Marshall of Milford Del he declines Delaware College Newark offer at 5000 a year saying he is content in New Haven and could not take another post for two reasons.
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Tesenso Wilmington
Del
William H. Taft
George W. Marshall
Milford
Delaware State Senate
Delaware College
Newark
Marshall
Taft
New Haven
Pearl Earrings Reported Lost By Plaza Hotel Guest
A Plaza Hotel guest wearing pearl earrings valued at 5000 dollars lost one earring while strolling Central Park yesterday. A hotel detective retraced her route and found the screw holding the jewel, but the pearl itself was not recovered. The owner did not disclose her name.
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Plaza Hotel
Central Park
Plaza
Rembrandt Hidden In Sully Auction At Darling Galleries
The Sully sale at Darling Galleries revealed what is claimed to be a genuine Rembrandt titled The Birthday Present. Lawyer and art critic David McNeuburger bid the final amount, $7,250, securing the piece, with the total sale reaching about $16,000 for the painting and rugs.
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Sully
Darling
Uriiet
Munich
David McNeuberger
Neuberger
van Brink
Jules Reese
Cotton King
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Louise Dresser
Sheraton
de Ford
Insult to Women Ends in Bronx Riot
A large crowd gathered as a riot erupted at 149th street and Third avenue. About 150 men joined a fracas while 2,000 bystanders watched under the elevated, with five policemen and three arrestees treated by Dr. Simmons of Lincoln Hospital. Patrolman Lenihan fought to control a suspect, others joined, a half hour melee ensued, reserves arrived, and Patrolman McLoughlin suffered scalp and facial injuries. Suspects Burrows and Hoor faced assault and riot charges. a witness, Mrs. Mary Clanfield, reported seeing Hoor strike a officer.
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149Th Street
Third Avenue
Dr. Simmons
Lincoln Hospital
Joseph Lenihan
Alexander Avenue
Bergen Avenue
Louis Bumberger
Fulton Avenue
Bronx
Lenihan
Bumberger
Bamberger
Lyons and Devery
John McLoughlin
McLoughlin
Simmons
Frederick Burrows
Olive Tree Inn
First Avenue
John Hoor
East 148Th Street
Hoor
Mary Clanfield
Putnam Avenue
Indicts Brooklyn Hunter in Guilford Hunting Death
Maren J Comenus Cable of Brooklyn was indicted for the killing of Charles Dodge of Guilford who was shot while hunting at Schoodie. Cable’s counsel sought a continuance citing physical and mental distress. affidavits from a New York physician were presented. The court granted the continuance.
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Dover
Maren J
Comenus C. Cable
Brooklyn
Charles Dodge
Guilford
Schoodie
Cable
New York
Lusitania Sets New Eastbound Ocean Speed Record
Wireless from Cunard in the city reports Lusitania up to noon yesterday broke the Mauretania’s eastward record with 618 miles covered since the prior noon at 26.07 knots. Captain Daniel Dow now commands the Lusitania after Captain Turner fell ill. Dow previously captained the Mauretania to a four day ten hour forty one minute crossing and a 676 mile single day run.
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Cunard
Lusitania
Mauretania
Daniel Dow
Atlantic
Turner
New York
Dow
Caronia
Wife Ends Life by Gas in West 112th Street Home
George Aron, manager of a Douglas shoe store on 125th street, found his wife Annie dead in bed at their West 112th street residence early this morning. She used a gas tube to take her life and left a letter asking for his forgiveness, citing ill health as the cause.
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George Aron
Douglas
125Th Street
West 112Th Street
Annie
Girls Find Jobs After Store Closings in New York
After the Simpson Crawford and Fourteenth Street stores shut, hundreds of workers quickly found new positions or were retained. Major retailers including Gimbel’s Macy’s Saks Oppenheim Collins Bloomingdale’s Sterns Lord Taylor and James McCreery offered openings. The Girls Protective League and several employment bureaus set up assistance and guidance for those seeking work, with many retaining staff to awaiting reopened Rothenberg store.
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Simpson-Crawford
Fourteenth Street
Leo A. Price
The
Reivers
Rothenberg
14Th Street
Charles R. Williams
Simpson: Crawford
Gimbel Brothers
Wanamaker's
R. H. Macy & Co
Saks & Co
Oppenheim, Collins & Co
Blooming
Dale Brothers
Stern Brothers
Lord & Taylor
James McCreery & Co
O'Neill-Adams Company
John Claffin
A. D. Carey
Mr. Williams
Price
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W. T. Reincke
YALE
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Siegel
Rembrandt
Sully Picture
Maine
C. C. Cable
Mit
Ben Franklin
Rene Eet
Singie-Nandesupet
6Th Stret
Amsterdam Avenue
William Morrison
West Ith Street
Morrison
Ethel Clark
Columbus Avenue
James Clarke
West 81St Street
Michael Smith
John Flynn
West 6Th Street
William Stafford
Walter Ricks
West 1St Street
James J. Slattery
West Lith Street
George Rider
West Lsth Street
Simpson Crawford
Propriet
Dreds
Girls’ League
Protective League
Maude E. Miners
Kelly
Mittee
Girls Protective League Eminent Exchange
Madison Anne
Alliance Employment Bureau
East 17Th Street
National Employment Exchat
Church Street
Posnt O
Young Women's Christian Association Employment Exchange
West 45Th Street
West 30Th Street
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Madison Ave
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