Huerta Time Limited As Wilson Plans Push Mexico Dictatorship Move
A Washington report says President Wilson plans to use Carranza forces to oust Huerta, with arms shipments to constitutionalists and moral support. The administration aims to compel Huerta to abdicate, possibly delaying intervention, while maintaining caution with the powers and constitutionalists. The plan echoes 1866 actions with Juarez versus Maximilian, promising decisive steps soon.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Juarez
Maximilian
Amman Mated in New York Democrats Gain States
Democrats win governorships in Massachusetts New Jersey and Virginia while Amman Mated in New York shows a party edge across multiple states with gains by Democratic candidates and shifts in state leadership.
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Amman
New York
Sulzer Back In Office As Assembly Member
Sulzer returns to Albany as a member of the New York Assembly after being deposed as governor. Across the nation Democrats score wins in Massachusetts New Jersey and Virginia while New York rebels against Tammany. Purdy Mitchell defeats McCall and Fielder wins in New Jersey.
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Albany
Tammany Forces Routed in New York Elections
Nov. 5 report confirms a crushing Tammany defeat in state elections. Fusionist John Purroy Mitchel leads over Ed McCall by 121,209 votes for mayor. William Sulzer re-elected to Albany as assemblyman. anti Tammany majority expected in the next Assembly.
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Massachusetts
New Jersey
Virginia
New York State
Maryland
United States
Blair Lee
C. D. Paige
David N. Walsh
James F. Fielder
New York
John Purroy Mitchel
New York City
Upstate
Hughes
William Sulzer
Tammany
Ed McCall
Charles Edward Russell
McCall
William A. Prendergast
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Board of Estimates
George W. Loft
Timothy D. Sullivan
Jacob H
Local forecast for San Antonio area
Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity says tonight will be cloudy followed by a Thursday with fair skies and warmer temperatures.
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San Antonio
Morning weather notes from multiple cities
Observations at a.m. report temperatures ranging from the mid twenties to low forties across St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington with clear skies and light to moderate winds. Temperatures warmer than the previous 24 hours in most locations.
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Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Insane King Deposed as Bavaria Installs Ludwig III
In Munich Bavaria on November 5 King Otto was deposed for insanity after a 27 year reign. Prince Regent Ludwig proclaimed himself king Ludwig III, to take the constitutional oath likely November 8. A royal proclamation declares Otto incurable and ends the regency. Otto, born April 27 1848, had succeeded Ludwig II who drowned June 3 1886.
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Munich
Bavaria
Otto
Kingdom of
Ludwig
Ludwig III
Ludwig II
Starnberg Lake
Colquitt's Program Ignored in Houston Observance
Houston today marked no special observance of Governor Colquitt's good roads program. The lack of ceremonies or signals suggests limited official focus on the plan at this time.
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Colquitt
Houston
Tex
Rooms for Rent Sign Seen on Streets
A familiar street sign reading rooms for rent stands amid passersby. Only a portion of pedestrians notice it, and few may be seeking rooms, prompting questions about its usefulness and visibility.
Room seekers prefer quiet home settings
A light cost want ad claims The ad reaches people seeking good rooms who prefer no sign out options and a more home like atmosphere. It portrays rooms as desirable for tenants who value privacy and a homelike environment.
Light Want Ads Promote Local Circulation in Southwest Texas
The Light advertises its superior paid home circulation, claiming 100 percent lead in Southwest Texas and San Antonio market reach. The notice outlines classified ad pricing, stating 15 words or less options and tiered weekly rates for multiple insertions.
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The
Light
Texas
San Antonio
Plan to Restore Street Car Service Amid Indianapolis Riots
In Indianapolis on November 5 officials from state county and city and labor representatives planned to restore street car service. Strike breakers at the scene faced bricks and missiles. one hurt, others assaulted, car wrecked, and four deaths in the strike. Union leader Beatty urged action to curb street violence. Charles Fisher, a Chicago strikebreaker, was arrested for murder after Thomas Carlton, a union driver injured in a barn fight, died.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Beatty
Central Labor Union
Thomas Carlton
Carlton
Charles Fisher
Chicago
Funk tied to Lorimer case in defamation trial
Chicago November 5 detectives testified in the trial of Daniel Donahoe and Isaac Stiefel charged with conspiring to defame Clarence S. Funk. Funk described his rise to general manager of International Harvester Co and later president of M. Rumeley Co. The prosecution alleged Funk’s Lorimer case involvement spurred the attack and noted detectives tracked him after he testified about a $10 000 proceeds claim involving Edward Hines.
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Chicago
Ill
Clarence S. Funk
Daniel Donahoe
Isaac Stiefel
Funk
International Harvester Co
M. Rumeley Co
LaPorte
Ind
Lorimer
Edward Hines
Pell
William Lorimer
Hines
Washington
Leased Wire Day Report Excerpt From The Associated Press
The San Antonio Light notes it receives the Leased Wire Day report from the Associated Press, the world’s largest reliable general news service. The paper also mentions its own substantial special news service.
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San Antonio
Associated Press
The
Light
Lorimer Scheme Testimony In Chicago Club Angers Judge
The judge ruled certain testimony out of place but allowed the witness to repeat it before the legislative committee. Funk testified that Edward Hines in the Union League Club Chicago sought $10,000 to reimburse persons not famed who had raised $100,000 to push Lorimer over.
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Lorimer
Funk
Hines
Washington
Ram
Legislative Committee
Edward Hines
Union League Club
Chicago
Weather forecast warns of possible flare back and fair skies ahead
Major Allen Buell reports a developing storm over eastern Texas with rain and strong north winds. If the system does not flare back, only .10 inch of rain fell yesterday. expect fair weather and warmer conditions tomorrow. A new, intense disturbance forming in the Canadian northwest may affect forecasts later.
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Texas
Allen Buell
San Antonio
Canadian Northwest
Barr Taken to Dallas from Waxahachie Jail
Meade Barr was moved to Dallas under guard of Sheriff Brandenburg this afternoon, believed to appear before the Dallas grand jury. In Waxahachie the Brown murder case saw little change as the grand jury continued its investigation locally.
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Barr
Dallas
Tex
Meade Barr
Brandenburg
Waxahachie
Brown
Reynolds concludes Harvester case defense summary
In St Paul on November 5, defense counsel for International Harvester closed final arguments in the government suit. Edgar Bancroft of Chicago described early rivalries and imperfect acts by division managers, arguing that IH Co corrected issues and that the case should not imply guilt under the Sherman Act. Judge Hooks interrupted. John P. Wilson asked for dismissal without prejudice to allow future government intervention.
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ST. Paul, Minn
International Harvester Company
United States District Court
McReynolds
Edgar Bancroft
Chicago
Harvester Concern
Ternational Harvester Company
Hooks
Mr. Bancroft
John P. Wilson
Wrangle in the House over Absentees in Washington
In the House today Representative Donovan of Connecticut accused Republican Leader Mann of violating the law amid a wrangle over absences. Mann called Donovan a slanderer and urged resignation as Hull, the acting Democratic leader, adjourned the session to end the hostilities.
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Washington, D. C
House
Donovan
Connecticut
Mann
Hull
Bacon Entertained in Lima Peru by Carnegie Envoy
Robert Bacon former American secretary of state and ambassador to France arrived in Lima with his wife and daughter as special envoy of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Extensive arrangements for his entertainment have been made.
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Bacon
Lima
Peru
Robert Bacon
France
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
First National Bank of Sutton Closes Amid Shortage Cited
Acting Comptroller Kane directs notice that the First National Bank of Sutton Nebraska shut its doors after directors halted operations following a large reported shortage by a national bank examiner.
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Nebraska Bank
Washington, D. C
Kane
First National Bank of
Sutton
Neb
Mexico asks France to mediate with United States
Paris Nov 5 The Mexican foreign office informally asked the French foreign office if it would mediate between the United States and Mexico. The French government said it would do nothing until further advised on the policy.
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Paris
United States
Mexico
French mediation talks drift as U S weighs Huerta retirement
The United States holds firm on Huerta’s retirement while France signals no mediation steps. French ambassador Jusserand has received no instructions to mediate. State Department officials note France defers to U S policy, and Bryan declines to discuss potential moves without French guidance.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Mexico
United States
France
M. Jusserand
Jusserand
Bryan
Wilson
Huerta
Iion
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