Huerta Orders Gongregs To Meet Saturday
U S diplomatic efforts to end the Mexican revolution press Washington to secure guarantees from the Constitutionalists. President Wilson seeks assurances for protection of foreigners and a fair election while considering lifting the arms embargo. Carranza hosts Hale in Nogales in a high stakes conference as U S relations with Huerta verge on rupture.
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Ton
Mr. Hale
Wilson
Washington
Huerta
Republic
Congress
Carranza
United States
Hale
Bryan
Reigd
Nogales
Ariz
Mex
Mexico
Frederick Simpich
Customs House
Republic of Mexico
Ignacio Bonillas
Fomento
Vitalitas Prompts World Wide Recognition Claims
An article extols Vitalitas as a earth born liquid with rare curative properties for stomach liver kidneys and blood. It cites testimonies of cures nationwide and asserts safety, while noting a Wagner's 407 Houston listing for the Vitalin play.
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Texas
Wagner
Houston
Mexican constitutionalist talks and border crowd await news
Spanish officials presented the plan to the Constitutionalist chieftain as Mexicans paced the aduana patio and American refugees watched from the edge of town. Mr Hale moved between the conference and the American side to relay information to Washington.
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Aduana
Mexico
Wilson
Carranza
Carranza Through Mr. Hale
Mr. Hale
Washington
Japan and U S Align on Mexican Situation
Tokyo reports Baron Makino invited U.S. ambassador Guthrie to discuss Mexico. Japan sends armored cruiser Izumo to Mexican waters to protect about 2000 Japanese subjects and to aid Japanese minister Adachi in Mexico. Izumo to sail around November 20 toward Manzanillo or Salina Cruz.
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Tokio
Mexican
Baron Makino
George W. Guthrie
Japan
United States
Mexico
Massani Hirahara
Washington
Minoichiro Adachi
Count Gombei Yamamoto
Izumo
Manzanillo
Salina Cruz
Gombdei Yamamoto
Germans Advised to Leave Mexican Interior Towns
The German legation in Mexico City urged Germans in Torreon and Durango to relocate due to expected hostilities. Despite earlier warnings, only four Germans left Torreon, prompting the government to consider ordering all Germans in inland Mexico to move to coast towns for safety.
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Berlin
Mexico City
Torreon
Durango
Mexico
Consul Sticks To Post Portsmou th
A radiogram from the U S battleship Louisiana at Tuxpam reports the Mexican city will fall to the Constitutionalists led by Gen Candido Aguilar. Federal troops are said to abandon the city as several American women and children seek refuge aboard the Louisiana, while the consul remains at his post.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Tuxpam
Candido Aguilar
United States
Louisiana
Huerta Missing as U S Demands Ultimatum Response
Mexico City reports show Provisional President Huerta unaccounted for after John Lind’s ultimatum demanding Congress be prevented from convening. Lind has left for Vera Cruz, while Nelson O Shaughnessy awaits Washington instructions amid growing fears of a diplomatic rupture.
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Mexico City
Huerta
America
Congress
John Lind
United States
Diplomatic Corps
Lind
Capital
Vera Cruz
Whelson O'Shaughnessy
United States Legation
Washington
Ashington
O'Shaughnessy
Legation
National Palace
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Adolfo de la Lama
Mexico
Washington Moves Toward Recognition of Constitutionalists
The text notes Washington preparing an act that would amount to recognizing the bellicose Constitutionalists, indicating a possible shift in stance toward their legitimacy.
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Washington
Carranza Rejects Mediation From United States
Gen Venustiano Carranza head of the Mexican Constitutionalists says he will not accept mediation by the United States or any foreign government. He reiterates the goal to import arms and ammunition from the United States and awaits Washington's reply to a U S proposal via William Bayard Hale. The offer reportedly asks for border opening to arms with assurances of order and representative government.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Venustiango Carranza
Constitutionalists
United States
Wilson
Carranza
William Bayard Hale
Washington
Hale
Mexico
Lind Arrives in Vera Cruz Quietly at U S Consulate
John Lind reached Vera Cruz with James A. Burnside the U S military attache and took quarters at the U S consulate. Lind declined to discuss the situation or say how long he would stay and offered no comment on rumors of an American exodus.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
John Lind
James A. Burnside
United States
Lind
Mexico City Event Unclear After Lind Remarks
From Mexico City would take place Saturday, Mr. Lind said such might be the case. He declined to explain further.
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Mexico City
Lind
Berlin notes doubt US will dive into Mexico conflict
A Cologne Gazette dispatch from Berlin reports Germany doubts an immediate US armed intervention in Mexico. It suggests President Wilson may break off all relations with Mexico.
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Cologne
Germany
United States
Mexico
Berlin
Wilson
School Hours Change For Garden Street School
Groundwork storage for sight room addition forces a schedule shift from 9 to 3 to 8 30 to 1 30 at Garden Street School. Principal Miss Mildred Baskin requested the change, approved at a recent board meeting. Completion is expected in about four months. The board also received 10 388 dollars from the state for November’s per capita apportionment for San Antonio schools.
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Garden Street
Mildred Baskin
San Antonio
Lind's Effects Removed From Vera Cruz Hotel
Personal effects of John Lind, President Wilson's representative, were removed last night from his Vera Cruz hotel to the American consulate during his stay in the city.
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Lind
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Wilson
Schmidt Trial Set for November 19 in Aumuller Murder
New York jury date moved to November 19 for the Hans Schmidt case. The former priest is accused of murdering Anna Aumuller and discarding parts of her body in the Hudson River.
Statue honors General Breckenridge Castleman in Louisville
Louisville banker R H Loring lauds General Breckenridge Castleman as a statesman while recounting his Civil War exploits. Castleman served in Morgan’s Cavalry, led a dangerous expedition to free Confederate prisoners, faced a death warrant, was imprisoned in solitary for nine months, and lived in exile until parole in 1865.
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Breckenridge Castleman
Louisville
R. H. Loring
Gunter Hotel
Mr. Loring
United States
Morgan
Illinois
Indiana
Castleman
Abraham Lincoln
Europe
Johnson
World Week of Prayer Focuses on Europe Theme
The Young Women's Christian Association hosts the world week of prayer with a 12:45pm service tomorrow led by Mrs. Jay Adams on Europe. Mrs. W. E. Smith led today’s well attended service. Vespers close Sunday at 5 pm. A 7:30 pm Friday talk by Miss Etta Pickering discusses the Association as a World Wide Movement.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Jay Adams
Europe
W. E. Smith
Association
Friends of the Association
Etta Pickering
Masons Plan Banquet To Renew Ties With Shrine Patrol
A joint banquet for Master Masons and Ben Hur patrol of the Mystic Shrine is set for 8:15 PM Friday at the Gunter Hotel. About 200 guests are expected as Shriners in full dress attend with Mas ter Masons of the city as their guests. Noble E D Henry will toast, with speakers including Nat M Washer T T VanderHoeven and Judge A B Storey among others.
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Ben Hur
Order of Mystic Shrine
Gunter Hotel
Noble E. D. Henry
Nat M. Washer
T. T. VanderHoeven
A. B. Storey
Volcanoes in Alaska Emitting Smoke Reported
SEATTLE Wash Nov 13 Officers of the U S coast and geodetic survey steamer MacArthur returning from Alaska report that in Cook Inlet the volcanoes Illanna Augustine and Katmai were emitting smoke Mount Douglas at the southwest end of Cook Inlet also showed activity for the first time in the memory of the oldest natives.
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Seattle
Wash
U.S, Coast and Geodetic Survey
MacArthur
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Illanna
Augustine
Katmai
Mount Douglas
Plan to settle waste land and boost Bexar county farming
A San Antonio Real Estate Exchange luncheon discussed a plan to clear more Bexar county land and market it at saleable prices. Ray Mackay and W W Upham of the Texas Industrial Congress outlined efforts to support young farmers, with excursions planned to show county land to hundreds.
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Bexare County
San Antonio
Bexar County
W.W. P. Upham
Texas Industrial Congress
Congress
Dogs Seize Ticket Speculators at Hippodrome
New York report says two Airedale terriers named Rose and Frances joined the Hippodrome police to deter ticket speculators. Imported from Groven d Harrow England, they are trained by Major Richardson kennels and respond to "Sic 'im" at command. The dogs reportedly target trousers legs as their favored hold.
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New York
Hippodrome
Rose
Frances
Grovend
Harrow
England
Richardson
Rynders
Treasure of Sacred Lake Beckons New Gold Search
A Baltimore News report notes renewed Colombian efforts to find sunken riches at the Sacred Lake of Guativita near Bogota. Legends say 1.5 billion dollars lie beneath mud and myth, with past expeditions failing after draining attempts. Despite setbacks, prospectors persist amid interest in the lake's legendary hoard. Newfoundland has for several years increased its agricultural production.
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Baltimore News
Coloma
Bogota
Guativita
South America
Ladestone
City to widen Commerce Street with alamo frontage plans
The city contemplates widening Alamo Street with 12.5 foot sidewalks, sharing costs with property owners. Ownership changes prompt early city action as frontage along the planned right of way is listed for Ed Dreiss J M Kincaid Herff estate Henry Boerner Scholz estate and the former Dull ing property with Joske paying 2325 per front foot.
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Jogke
Ed Dreiss
J. M. Kincaid
Herff
Henry Boerner
Scholz
Dulliig
Alamo Street
Joske
Dullnig
Study Babies' Records Narrow Prize Winners In Elimination
Committee workers in the Better Babies Show at the St. Anthony hotel met at the Woman's Club to average the 315 score cards. Elimination contests may be needed to determine definite prize winners, with certification sent to out of town parents who had contestants.
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St. Anthony
Woman's Club
John Paul Jones in Paris Fame and Courtly Encounters
An American woman recalls John Paul Jones in Paris where Queen Marie Antoinette greeted him at the opera. Ladies pursued him as he mingled with high society, noted for his small stature, courteous manners, and keen naval expertise, both aboard ship and in courtly etiquette.
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John Paul Jones
Paris
Marie Antoinette
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Kentucky
Masons
Schlitz Brown
Schmidt Brewing Co
Schlitz
Geo. Hiberer
Water Street
Milwaukee
Real Estate Exchange
T. J. Hart
Treasure OF
Sacred Lake
Newfoundland
Alamo ST
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