Democrats Urge Armed Protectorate Over Mexican Trouble
Washington October 18 President Wilson seeks communication with General Venustiano Carranza and Laboring lawmakers urge Congress to settle the Mexican crisis by establishing an armed protectorate. Democratic leaders press active intervention or joint world action to stabilize the Constitutionalists.
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Democrats
Congress
Washington
Wilson
gill
Venustiano Carranza
Mexico
Carranza
fen
Volturno Heroes Rise From Disaster At Sea
Edward Ties and Walter Dusselmann led Volturno survivors in a daring rescue as the ship battled storm near Libya. They steadied the Rudderland crew amid raging seas to save 640 imperiled souls while others aided women and children. In Havana, placards threaten General Felix Diaz as the steamer Corcavado carrying him approaches shore.
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Edward Ties
Walter
Dussel- May
Veiturno
cateatrophe
Libya
oso
Dusselmann
Threstén
Fire destroys eighty cows at Alfatta Mows Academy
A blaze at Alfatta Mows Academy in Philadelphia results in the destruction of seventy nine cows valued at about ten dollars each. The origin of the fire is disputed, with authorities citing sporita and medus combustion as possible causes while Mr. Lewis, president of the Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, is mentioned in the claim. In New Sharon New Jersey an unrelated note reports a dog adopting three newborn kittens and nursing them, displaying jealous behavior toward its own pups.
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Philadelphia
New Sharon
N. J
John
Haney
New Zeppelin Destroyed In Mid Air Over Berlin
Berlin October 18 reports say the newest largest Zeppelin war craft was destroyed in mid air by an air explosion. One of the twenty five aboard the craft, an admiralty officer, perished. Details hint at a motor or propeller failure and a final explosive blast. Colchester Connecticut October 18 Commander Charles A Brand, U S Navy retired, shot himself after years of ill health. His death occurred near his home in woods a quarter mile away. He was forty years old.
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HAN
Deval
admiralty
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permany
Brand
Colchester
Conn
Cemander
Charles A. Brand
Train tragedy reported by small town paper
A late 19th century item notes a child named Fish, seven years old, of Audubon in Kitts at N23 on October 16th. While traveling home with Mrs. Robert T. Fish of Orston, the girl attempted to cross an unprotected graded area and was struck by an Atlantic City railroad car. The report emphasizes a fatal accident with minimal details and names of those involved.
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Audubon
N23
Fish
daugi
Robert T. Fish
Orston
Atlantic City
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