U S Await Developments in Republic
Washington officials say Mexico City authorities lack a workable peace plan and the United States will await the October 26 election but not recognize the resulting government. President Wilson travels to Cornish for the weekend as Zamacona’s mission proceeds with no talks. The State Department orders investigation of two Americans killed at Madera as Cordova forces are blamed.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Wilson
Senor
Manuel de Zamacona
Huerta
Washington
Algara
Bryan
Zamacona
Zarmacona
John Lind
Lind
Cornish
N. H
White House
Mexican Congress
State Department
Chihuahua
Edmond Hayes
John Henry Thomas
Madera
Francisco Cordova
Reyes Resigns From Mexican Justice Ministry
Rodolfo Reyes, son of the late General Reyes and a victim of the February revolt against Madero, resigns from the ministry of justice in Huerta's cabinet. The official reason cites the president's policy requiring his separation amid talks of Diaz running mate substitutions and Urrutia potentially moving to public instruction.
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Mexico City
Rodolfo Reyes
Reyes
Madero
Ministry of Justice
Huerta
Senor Reyes
Jose Luis Requena
Felix Diaz
Aureliano Urrutia
Interior Ministry
Public Instruction
American Exodus Continues Through Monterey
Several hundred Americans displaced by revolution cross through Monterey toward home. One hundred Americans including women and children travel overland from Torreon per Wilson warning. They carry first class tickets and funds from American consuls to reach their homes.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Wilson
Mexico
Monterey
Rumors on Huerta Resigning Surface in Veracruz
In Veracruz on September 12 rumors circulate that General Huerta plans to resign the presidency soon. President Wilson's envoy Mr. Lind is reportedly attentive to the chatter, with one tale claiming Huerta hinted at leaving if eye trouble worsened, possibly prompting an operation in October.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Wilson
Lind
Huerta Doubts Ferry from Presidency Aide Thinks
The report notes General Huerta recently had cataract surgery months ago and may resign soon. At a Vera Cruz dinner, an English guest quoted Huerta signaling possible withdrawal or entry into the electoral race. Some believe he may join Diaz in Europe or pursue a political move.
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Porfirio Diaz
Europe
Wealthy merchant executed as Constitutionalist forces seize Cuarto
Don Melesio Ibarra a Cuarto Cuin gas merchant was executed by federal troops after taking possession of Eagle Pass. He was reputedly sympathetic to Huerta and a brother in law of General Pablo Gonzales. Washington says charges against Constitutionalist consul Gutierrez will be dismissed. Carranzista currency held until Supreme Court decision.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Don Melesio Ibarra
Cuarto Cuienegas
Don Melesio
Coahuila
Huerta
Pablo Gonzales
Fred Miller
Mexico
Gutierrez
Washington
Supreme Court
Mexican envoy Zamacona in Baltimore en route asked for privacy
Senor Manuel de Zamacona personal representative of Provisional President Huerta of Mexico arrived in Baltimore from Washington supposedly toward New York. He checked into a city hotel as M. de Inclan and refused to speak to reporters. He stayed in his room and sent cipher telegrams to Mexico.
Mexican Army Bandits Hold Up Hackmen In Matamoros
Three Constitutionalist soldiers robbed two hack men and a woman in Matamoros last night. Two suspects were arrested while a third escaped after shots were fired.
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Hackmen
Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Conspiracy charges filed against U S Judge Landis
Federal Judge K M Landis and two assistant district attorneys Elwood Goodman and Harry Parkin along with Mr and Mrs L C Silver are accused in a Chicago federal court of criminal conspiracy. The case hinges on affidavits by convict Max Gerber and testimony from Silver that led to Epstein's imprisonment.
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Chicago
United States District Court
K. M. Landis
Elwod G. Goodman
Harry A. Parkin
L. C. Silver
Hyman Epstein
Max Gerber
Fort Leavenworth
Epstein
Landis
United States
Silver
Silvers
Federal
Gerber
Wilson travels to Cornish with McAdoo and Tumulty in tow
President Wilson rode the private car federal to the summer White House in Cornish New Hampshire. He was joined by Secretary McAdoo Secretary Tumulty and Dudley Field Malone continuing from New Haven to Beverly Massachusetts for talks with Col Bs House on federal appointments. Massachusetts leaders urge deferring appointments until after the gubernatorial race to minimize Democratic factional strains.
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Springfield
Mass
Wilson
White House
Cornish
N. H
Federal
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Tumulty
Dudley Field Malone
Washington
Frances M Flynt obituary in San Antonio
Frances M Flynt aged 71 died at 11 40 last night in a local hospital. A native of Alabama she lived in San Antonio four years after coming from Waelder Texas. She is survived by son H C Flynt of the city. The body was prepared by Riebe Undertaking and will be sent to Waelder for burial tomorrow morning.
More Salons Opened in Texas as Population Rises
Texas districts gain saloon permits based on scholastic population. Wichita county earns seven extra saloons as numbers jump from 1,018,000 last year to near 1,060,000 this year. Some saloons closed, but new ones offset losses statewide.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Wichita County
Worth Bay
Eight Suspects Held in Garfield Park Bank Robbery Case
Chicago detectives detain eight men in connection with yesterday’s robbery of Warrington McEvoy, a Garfield Park State Savings Bank messenger. A four-man crew escaped in a car with a satchel of $4600 in currency and $10,800 in checks. the satchel and checks were later recovered.
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Chicago
Warrington McEvoy
Garfield Park State Savings Bank
Motor driven cane harvester introduced for mill readiness
A single operator has introduced a motor driven machine that harvests sugar cane and delivers it ready for the mill, signaling a potential advance in agricultural processing and efficiency.
San Antonian Dies in Western Hospital
Henry Ford 28 native of San Antonio and post office clerk for six years died at a government hospital eight miles east of Silver City New Mexico after two months health decline. Prominent Knights of Pythias member survived by widow and mother. Interment in Elmendorf family grounds. John Sullivan soldier files petition for final naturalization born in Ireland arrived 1901. federal court term in December.
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Henry Ford
San Antonio
Government Hospital
Silver City
N. M
New Mexico
Ford
Knights of Pythias
Unity Lodge No. 36
Uniform Bank of Pythias
A No. 2
Sloan & Hagg
John Sullivan
Scott Street
Federal Clerk of Court
Ireland
Federal Court
Peruvian mining industry in early stages hindered by transport gaps
The Peruvian mining industry remains in its infancy due to poor transportation infrastructure and high, costly rates that restrict development and export potential.
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