Huerta seeks US aid as Mexican crisis grows
Huerta presses to be allowed to run again while Portillo and Lind discuss provisional leadership. OShaughnessy and Hobler travel as Britain and the United States weigh steps. Talks aim to avert foreign intervention with Portillo potentially recognized if Huerta resigns to lead from Torreon. Continued on second page sixth column.
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Villa
Huerta
Wilson
José Portillo
Rojas
John Lind
Seslor Portillo
United States
Mexico
Tribune
Lind
Questoners
Mr. Lind
Seflor Portillo
Frank Ties
Felix Diss
Seflor Senties
Sefior Portillo
Consultamn
Mex
Morning News Fragments From A Busy City Desk
A fragmented morning page offers assorted items from court actions to local incidents. Names and places appear amid garbled notes about a church fire, a mayoral view, graft hunts, a deposed pastor, and various legal motions.
Mrs Boissevain heckled at open air meeting on women workers
Mrs Eugene Hoissevain formerly Ine Mitholland of New York faced hostile questions at an outdoor gathering. She argued nine million women cannot stay in the kitchen and must work, calling for laws to protect working women and noting harsh prejudices. She mocked England's female electorate claim.
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Et Louis
Eugene Hoissevain
Ine Mitholland
New York
Roinevain
England
Bank Robbery Hits Gallatin Bank Vault
Telegraph from Nashville reports the First National Bank of Gallatin Tennessee robbed last night of about 50 000. Burglars cracked the vault or used smoke to aid entry. About 30 000 stolen, including 7 000 in gold in a single bag. Much of the rest in gold and silver certificates. Books and records destroyed. time lock misset to open at 3 pm.
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Tribus
Nashville
Tenn
1St National Bank of
Gallatin
Harlem Fire At Mayer Co. Butchers Sparks Ammonia Leak
A major blaze at David Mayer & Co butchers in Harlem Twelfth Avenue and First Street prompted multiple alarms. Two ammonia tanks ruptured, hampering firefighters and forcing relief crews to battle flames for about an hour. Total losses estimated at $20,000 while fumes spread over the district.
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Harlem
David Mayer & Co
Twelfth Avenue
1St Street
King
Love for Brute May Be Brain in Love
Reno March 20 Mrs Florence Bluxome Folsom divorced four months ago from Charles Dwight Folsom a New York lawyer plans to undergo brain surgery to remove a pressure tone believed mistaken for cause of her actions Since the split and abandonment by rancher Gus Williams she has lived in poverty in Chico A letter renounced the rancher and said Folsom was the only man she loved Doctor A R Waters of Chico urged operation San Francisco specialist Dr Castle will perform it Her ex husband has telegraphed offers to pay expenses her son is with her she penned an epitaph about love and cities as punctuation.
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Reno
Nev
Florence Bluxome Folsom
Charles Dwight Folsom
New York
Gus Williams
Folsom
Chico
Cai
A. R. Waters
Castle
San Francisco
Flowing Whiskers Shock Absorbers at Washington
March 20 Washington observers note the pink whiskers of Senator J Ham Lewis and Secretary W Cox Redfield. Redfield explains his whiskers act as shock absorbers during battleship target practice, while Houston suffers nausea from explosions.
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Washington
Illnois
J. Ham Lewis
Redfield
President Wilson speaks frankly at Press Club gathering
Washington March 20 Woodrow Wilson described his struggle to reconcile the duties of the presidency with personal freedom. He spoke informally about his self view, emotions, and sense of responsibility, calling himself a “fire from a distant volcano” amid immense public expectations. The remarks were intended for club members and later released publicly.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
National Press Club of Washington
United States
Wilson
Press Club
Facsimile Marriage Certificate Notice for Clergy and Magistrates
A fragmented legal notice warns clergy and magistrates of requirements under Domestic Relations Law for parental consent to marriages of minors. It cites filing in Manhattan City Clerk's office and penalties for noncompliance, including fines.
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Peron Ender
Borough of
Manhattan
Romance Rekindled in Age By Cupid's Springtime Magic
Three elderly couples inspire springtime romance as elopements and weddings shock Brooklyn and South Norwalk. The Rev W B Wallace officiates the Brooklyn marriage of Charles Pulver and Harriet Bigelow, both over seventy, after decades apart. In South Norwalk, Nelson Speer, aged seventy two, weds twenty four yearold Lillian C Knapp, with a reception as Speer once sought a housekeeper amid jokes about widows. Charles Ridder, seventy one, marries widow Carrie M Reed this week, joining the Speer nuptials on a trolley honeymoon and tango reception.
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Brooklyn
South Norwalk
Conn
Lillian C. Knapp
Nelson Speer
Charles Ridder
Ridder
Carrie M. M. Reed
Speers
Speer
Boy Missing After Teacher Took Him Away and Church Fire
Mrs Annie and Joney Maloney of Brooklyn seek help locating her twelve year old son Johnny and his Sunday school teacher from the Human Catholic Church of the Transfiguration after he left in 1912. A Montclair fire destroyed the First Congregational Church, causing $200000 loss with 26000 spectators watching as fire crews fought to save the stone building and its steel steeple.
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Joney
South Ott Street
Brooklyn
Minnie Mann
Human Catholic Church of the
Father Maguire
Father Halloran
Halloran
Canada
Tribune Correspondist
Montclair
N. J
Glen Ridge
First Congregational Church
Montclatr
Emerson Brooks
Sexton
Atmong
George Wellwood Murray
Starr J. Murphy
John D. Rockefeller
Frank A. Ferris
William B. Dickson
William Heydt
United States Steal Corporation
Frederick & Gage
William H. Schoonmaker
Cornelius D. du Bois
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
W. I. Lincoln Adams
Paderewski’s wine a maxixe silencer at Carnegie Hall
Paderewski, nerves shredded by ragtime, demanded a champagne basket to hush the dancers at a Carnegie Hall studio before his appearance proving how a dancing party and a master pianist clashed. Miss Margaret Case organized a follow up gathering with friends to repay the lost time and honor.
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Paderewski
Carnegie Hall
Margaret Case
Miss Case
Britain or Waves for Bryan's Llama on Verdi Voyage
The lama from Argentina, refused entry due to hoof and mouth disease, remains aboard the Lamport & Holt liner Verdi off New York. It will sail to Manchester to fit refrigeration, with a possible transfer to England’s Byron or London Zoo if acceptable. neglect could lead to a peculiar stowaway fate.
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England
William Jennings Bryan
Department of Agricultur
Pier 8
Brooklyn
Museo Social
Secretary of State
Lamport & Holt
Verdi
Buenos Ayres
Posse shoots robber in Oklahoma bank holdup
In a gun fight at Neweila Oklahoma early tonight Joseph Patterson, accused of robbing the State Bank of Neweila for 31200, was shot and killed. Shawnee police chief Charles Hawk and deputy Frank Timmons were wounded.
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Oklahoma
Troops Rush to Ulster to Avert Conflict
Dublin dispatch reports Sir John French directing rapid troop movements from the south into Ulster. Warships are transferring to Dublin Bay as a battleship and two cruisers head to Belfast Lough. Guards mount at Craigavon and Holywood Barracks as Ulster volunteers mobilize. a Nationalist parade is urged to be canceled to prevent bloodshed.
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Dublin
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Belfast Lough
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Bedfordshire Regiment
Mullingar
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Dornets
Victoria Barracks
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County Down
James Smith
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Armagh
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Orange
Sir Edward Carson
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Hobler
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Pritin
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Cccessersesens
St. Louis
C. D. Folsom
Gardener
Banker
Kleist
Mr. Whiten
Mogollon, N. M
Eureka, Col
Max Frederick Kleist
Juliet Breitung
Edward N
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St Regis
Mogollon
N. M
Eureka
Col. Kivist
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Juliet
Marquette
Mich
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B. S. Breitung & Co
Chicago
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Manistique
Max
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Austin Farrell
Pioneer Iron Company
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Cupid
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Oswego
Charles Pulver
Harriet Bigelow
Charles
Harriet
Pulver
Ben Franklin
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Edward Carson
Westminster
Edward
Sireorge Richardson
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