Waiting Policy Keeps US Eyes on Mexican Crisis
Reports that American intervention in Mexico is being considered were denied. The administration will continue watchful waiting though gaps between Villa and Carranza factions risk warfare. Carranza move to Cordoba noted. Vera Cruz evacuation date not set as troops stay. Secretary Bryan said alarm over the situation is needless and hopes for a settlement satisfactory to both sides. Gutierrez seeks to avert hostilities and coordinates with Gonzales to support the Agua Calientes peace delegates.
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Mayor Gill Declines Governor Bid Amid Private Practice Wish
The Seattle mayor speaks of his 48 years of life experiences and hardship noting he does not want high office. He recalls hunger and poverty and says he prefers returning to private practice rather than becoming governor. He claims the burden of pardons and public responsibility would prevent him from sleeping.
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People Chorus To Stage December or January Concert
The People's Chorus hosts a membership contest split into two rival groups. Rehearsals take place every Monday night as the two sides vie for prominence ahead of a planned December or January concert.
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