Huerta May Resign and Seek Recognition After Turmoil
Huerta reportedly plans to resign soon and travel to Torreon to hand command to a successor agreed with the United States and England. If he crushes the rebels, the new regime would seek recognition, while a fiat money plan via a government bank aims to issue 400 million pesos. Officials in Washington monitor the fiat experiment and potential troop payments, with uncertainty over its durability. Bryan and Shively held talks on the Mexican situation and possible recognition of a provisional president.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Torreon
United States
England
Washington
Huertas
Cielea
Bryan
Shively
French fashion super magazine to be sold in multiple cities
La Gazette du Bon Ton will launch a New York edition at 206 dollars for a 12 month subscription. The French text features fine paper with colored plates, illuminated and hand gilded, and designs by famous Parisian modistes. The super magazine will also publish in London Berlin Vienna and Buenos Aires.
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Paris
la Gazette du Bon Ton
New York
London
Berlin
Vienna
Buenos Ayres
Ecuador asks Sweden to provide teachers for reform plan
STOCKHOLM March 6 The government of Ecuador appealed to Sweden to supply a corps of Swedish school teachers to reorganize Ecuador's school system and teach in the schools for several years, aiming to implement reforms through educated instruction.
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Stockholm
Ecuador
Old Landmark Doomed in Paris Cabaret Site
Work began today to tear down the shop once owned by Marie Antoinette's jeweler at the corner of the Quai de Conti and the Tourn de Nevers, a building that has recently housed a cabaret.
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Paris
Marie Antoinette
Quai de Conti
Penny Lunch Opens In Washington For One Cent Meals
Washington March 7 Denizens of the Bowery once marveled at fifteen cent dinners but in Washington a real penny lunch is now available The Penny Lunch adjoins the Washington Mission and serves about three hundred meals daily For one cent patrons may choose bean soup hominy baked potato fresh rolls beef or lamb stew or frankfurters
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Washington
Three more big leaguers join the Federals
The Federals signed Mike Doolan of the Philadelphia Nationals Steve Evans of the St. Louis Cardinals and Vincent Campbell of the Boston Browns. The outlaw league failed to sign Tris Speaker and Sam Crawford. Phillies President Baker downplays Doolan loss saying he was nearly done anyway.
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Speaker
New York
Federals
Mike Doolan
Philadelphia Nationals
Steve Evans
St. Louis Cardinals
Vincent Campbell
Boston Browns
Outlaw League
Tris Speaker
Sam Crawford
American Stars
Baker
Phillies
Doolan
Clemente Vergara Shot by Mexican Federals
Clemente Vergara, Texas rancher, was shot to death by federal troops in Mexico under Captain Rodriguez who had dined with him and lured him to an island in the Rio Grande to discuss stolen chores. He was carried into Mexico and later killed as the U.S. investigates the case along with William Benton’s shooting by Villa troops.
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Clemente Vergara
Texas
Mexico
Rodriguez
Huerta
Rilo Grande
Vergera
State Department
Wiliam S. Benton
Villa
Regional Bank Committee Has Reached No Decision
Washington March 7 Secretary McAdoo dismissed reports that 11 cities had been chosen for regional banks as absolute fabrication. He stated the committee has not reached a decision and warned against speculative statements before any formal announcement. A rolling man gathers a lot of dust or mud.
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Washington
McAdoo
Tango and Rag Dances Are Scored in Sermon by Bulgin
Tomorrow's services include morning regulars at all churches. 4 p m mass for men, 8 p m for women with topics Wine Women and Song and White Slavery. 7 30 p m tabernacle service on Sweethearts. Dr Bulgin condemns excuses for sin and outlines four points from Job 40 8.
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Tabernacle
Methodist Church
J. M. Cornelison
the Tabernacle
Dr. Bulgin
Christ
Job
Trial Denied Renton Testimony Faked by Officers
A constitutionalist officer at Juarez claims Benton was killed by one of Villa’s bodyguards without arrest or court martial. He says Benton’s supposed testimony was written after the death and signed later, with a guard aiming for promotion. The body was destroyed to hide the crime, and a transcript may reach Carranza’s commission for potential summary punishment.
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Douglas
Ariz
Hing Benton
Villa
Agua Prieta
Juarez
Benton
Carranza
Nurses Gather in Frisco for 1915 International Conventions
San Francisco prepares for 1915 international nursing conventions gathering more than six thousand nurses from Europe Asia the Americas and the isles of the sea. Plans place the three federations plus the American Nurses Association and Public Health Nurses Organization in simultaneous triennial meetings with broad international participation.
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San Francisco
Europe
Asia
Americas
Isles of the Sea
International Association of Nurses
England
Ireland
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Australia
China
Cuba
American Nurses’ Association
National League of Nurse Education
Organization of Public Health Nurses
Trap shooters compete at New Grand Central Palace show
Top trap shooters from across the country entered today’s competitions on the roof of the New Grand Central Palace for the Travel Vatican and Sportsman’s Show. Prizes include gold and gem-studded trophies valued in the thousands, awarded to winners and runners-up. The show runs through March 14.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Vatican
Renton denied trial formality amid officer claims
An officer asserts intimate involvement with the circumstances of Eng lishman's death and contends Renton was denied formality of trial. Huerta heads to Torreon to command against rebels. Portu gal uprising leaders reportedly dealt with. Regional bank committee delays report and rumors of city selections denied. Portland store thefts splurge. arrests made. Pendleton lectures address sex hygiene. local branch formed. Grand jury to meet Tuesday. evidence sought by law and order league. Mrs. Cook seeks murdered lover’s name. Rev. George Kennedy visits after 22 years. Al Lodell to manage Pendleton team as P. H. S. wins.
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Renton
Huerta
Torreon
Portugal
Regional Bank Committee
McAdoo
Portland
Pendleton
Law and Order League
Cook
George Kennedy
Pendeton
al Lodell
Endleton
Officials claim upper hand in Portugal unrest
Madrid March 7 reports indicate several ring leaders in Portugal's semi revolutionary outbreak have been executed. Censorship hindered accurate news but there is confidence that the government has gained the upper hand and restored partial order, though strikes continue for months.
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Madrid
Portugal
Notable Guests Set for New England Traffic Club Dinner
Boston March 7 Professor William Howard Taft Governor David L Walsh United States Senator John W Weeks Howard Elliott chairman of the New Haven railroad and Presidents James H Hustis and Merrie McDonald of the New Haven and Boston and Maine to be guests at the club's annual dinner at Copley Plaza tonight Former President Taft Senator Weeks and Governor Walsh will deliver addresses.
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Boston
Willam Howard Taft
David L Walsh
United States
John W. Weeks
Howard Elliott
New Haven Railroad
James H. Hustis
Merrie McDonald
New Haven
Maine
New England Traffic Club
Copley Plaza
Taft
Weeks
Walsh
Freighter Charlemagne Tower Jr Lost Off Barnegat
New York reports the freighter Charlemagne Tower Jr. is lost after trip to Barnegat. Eighteen crew feared dead, four saved. Agent Gilbert witnessed the rescue and said others were in a lifeboat unable to reach shore due to heavy surf.
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New York
Charlemange Tower, Jr
Barnegat
Gilbert
Two Men With Same Name Run for City Council in St Paul
In St Paul on March 7 two men share the name August Hohenstein and both seek the city council. One is a grocer, the other a life insurance agent, both longtime residents. Law blocks distinguishing marks on ballots, leaving uncertainty which names appear. Compromises and lawsuits loom as both refuse to withdraw, while German Turnverein in Portland builds a club house and gymnasium costing about $80,000.
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St, Paul
St. Paul
August Hohenstein
Welther
German Turnverein of
Portland
Federal hearings to examine industrial labor rules city by city
The federal industrial relations commission announces hearings in 24 industrial cities. Cities listed include San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles Trinidad Denver and Butte. The sessions will gather testimony on employment irregularities potential job provision union and employers association activities.
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Washington
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
Trinidad
Denver
Butte
Wunions
Former Local Minister Returns to Pay Visit
Rev George W Kennedy a former Pendleton minister returns after two years. He built Pendleton’s first parsonage in 1880 and preached at Meadows Birch Creek and Camas Prairie. He travels recounting pioneer families and his book The Pioneer Camp Fire with chapters on Pendleton. He plans to stay until Monday, presently living in Hood River.
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Pendleton
George W. Kennedy
Umatilla County
Kennedy
Birch Creek
Camas Prairie
Ross
Lot Livermore
R. Alexander
Gilliams
Jordans
Pecks
Bensons
Raleys
Kauffmans
Robbins
Dr. Pruett
Lees
Deppains
Tom” FitzGerald
Belpassi
Woodburn
Ore
Hood River
Personality in Teaching Discussed at Harvard Teachers Meeting
The Harvard Teachers' Association holds its twenty third annual meeting in Boston this afternoon and tonight with chief speakers William McAndrew principal of Washington Irving High School New York and Professor James H Tufts of the University of Chicago.
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Boston
Harvard Teachers’ Association
William McAndrewa
Washington Irving High School
New York
James H. Tufts
University of Chicago
Standard Oil of Ohio declares March quarter dividend
New York March 7 Stockholders of record today will receive a 3 quarterly dividend and 3 extra payable April 1. The last quarterly dividend was 3 and 2 extra, paid December 22.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Wholesale thefts discovered in Portland arrests follow
Wholesale thefts totaling about 40000 dollars from the Fleishner Mayer Company led to arrests of Al Howard chief stockman with 320 years service and Harry Estes with ten years service on larceny charges. Several hotel and second-hand men were jailed for receiving stolen property. Ed Settle of Oakland Oregon is wanted for receiving stolen goods. The scheme allegedly ran two years with owners doubting the claim.
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Portland
Fleishner Mayer Company
al Howard
Harry Estes
Weinberger
Howard
Estes
Ed Settle
Oakland
Oregon
Ed Ford
Settle
Law and Order League to Present Evidence Next Week
Evangelist E J Bulgin leads a campaign promising evidence of gambling prostitution and bootlegging with police protection in Pendleton. Detectives hired, a special attorney engaged, and a grand jury call set for Tuesday as Circuit Judge Phelps orders an adjourned January term. Saloonkeepers grow wary of strangers and detectives.
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Law and Order League
Evangelist E. J. Bulgin
Phelps
Heppner
Pendleton
Bulgin
League
City Manager Installed in Inglewood Cal
Paul BE Kressig, California's first city manager and municipal engineer, was installed in office on March 7 in Inglewood.
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Inglewood
Cal
Paul BE. Kressig
California
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