Ex-crown Prince Wilhelm recalls exile on Dutch island
Interview with Friedrich Wilhelm on Amerongen exile reveals he is weary of media pursuit. He praises his parents and notes attempts by journalists to interview him, his charity to European reconstruction, and hopes to visit the United States after normal conditions resume.
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United States demands Jenkins release from Mexican custody
Washington rebukes Mexico over the detention of United States Consular Agent Jenkins. The American note insists the Mexican government cannot justify imprisonment on false swearing claims, cites inadequate protection in Puebla, and urges immediate release after a disputed abduction case.
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Need More Men Try to Show Along Border Jenkins Guilty
United Press dispatch from El Paso reports intervention in Mexico appears distant but inevitable. Army unprepared for a border action. only about 3,000 men at Fort Bliss with reduced infantry and cavalry units. War stocks ample, volunteers discussed, Senator Fall to release preliminary findings on Carranza and German plots, amid pressure from Britain and France for relief.
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Mexican Evidence Aims at Jenkins Perjury Case
Mexico City officials say documents will be sent to the United States proving William O. Jenkins, American consular agent, perjured himself in a kidnapping case. Julio Mitchell, Puebla's attorney general, presented evidence to Hilario Medina that Jenkins threatened workers on his estate and conferred with bandit leaders Cordova and Abreu before the abduction. The materials will go to Ambassador Bonillan for U.S. State Department review.
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Mexican troops mobilize near Texas border amid Carranza tension
A large Carranzista concentration forms at Ofinaga opposite Presidio Texas with 1490 reinforcements since a critical Jenkins affair. Juarez garrison replaced by loyalists while Yaquis in Navajo Sonora shift away from pro US alignment. Gen Dieguez travels from Chihuahua City to Mexico City as home guards prepare for possible international trouble.
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SAFE ROBBERY IN CHARLESTON MERCANTILE STORE LOOT
A yeggmen team robbed the Charleston Mercantile store late Saturday night by cutting a rear window and looting $160 in cash and various checks on Bremerton banks. John Branioch, town marshal, reported the theft to Seattle police. No crew was found and investigators suspect attempts to cash stolen checks. A Swiss and Swedish firm are negotiating for mining properties in the Rute district of Germany.
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Jenkins declares innocence in kidnapping case
William Jenkins, American consular agent abducted October 19, says his innocence will be proved. He tells United Press in Puebla that he faced false declaration charges and alleges testimony by peons was fear influenced. He requests transfer to federal court and faces no mistreatment concerns.
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Yaqui Indians Slay Mexicans Near San Xavier
Mexican federal troops reinforce remnants of about 400 men near Guavi near San Xavier Sonora seeking a Yaqui force that last week crushed Gen Monce's Carranzista command. Monce wounded in a defeat described as the worst in years as Hermosillo reports trickle in and wounded are ferried by special train.
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Gambling Raids End in Five Arrests at New Cecil Hotel
Five men were arrested in two early Sunday gambling raids at the New Cecil Hotel. Sam McCoubrey faces a charge of conducting a game while Nick Miller and Harry Cerveas are held for gambling. L Nicer and A C Cook are also charged with gambling. The raids occurred at four o'clock in the morning.
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Privilege Guarded for Shah and Son in Tail Dyeing Crime
A cryptic note describes a privilege kept by the shah of Persia and his son involving dyeing crimes on the tips of their horses tails. The anecdote implies a ceremonial or symbolic act tied to royal prerogative.
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Police Seek Mother and Son in Tabor Murder Case
Police search Mia Tabor, Lester Tabor, and her son Walter after Miss Maud Tabor’s body is found in a trunk at the family home in Lawton Michigan. The 46 year old teacher appeared to be pregnant.
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Yeggs Blow Safe in Omaha Vault Heist
In Omaha Nebraska two watchmen were bound at Hayden Bros store as one yeggman blew the vault door and pulled $63 000 in cash. The robbers ransacked groceries ate a lunch in view of the guards and danced and sang before leaving at daylight after paying each watchman $20. A separate note mentions a motor driven machine with 150 ton pulling power built for testing ship anchor chain shackles.
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Coal Mine Talks Resume As Unions Reach Demand Standstill
Washington State Coal Operators Association resumes conference after appealing to miners to return to work. Unofficial reports say unions may be voting on whether to reopen mines with or without union labor while wage demands remain unsettled. A French inventor claims methods to alter records for sound intensity.
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