Day by Day World War Story 20 Years Later
The piece recounts U S actions in Mexico during the Veracruz occupation and Huerta’s government. It notes the Wilson administration’s push for an apology after Tampico arrests and a naval show of force, framing it as U S intervention in Mexican affairs. It references President Huerta and Admiral Woolson, with context of later tensions in Europe.
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Clare Kinnaird
Asotin
United States
Tts
America
Vera Cruz
Hilerta
Mexico
Huerta
Ino Apu
U. S. Navy
Tampico
Wilson
Austria
Serbia
Washington
Henry T. Woolson
Gulf Vouot
October 1914 US decision on Vera Cruz fuels Latin tensions
The text recalls President Wilson ordering Admiral to bombard Vera Cruz after Bryan warned Huerta and a German cargo threatened the siege. Six thousand troops, including Maj Gen Funston, occupied the city with significant casualties. It notes ongoing unrest in Latin America, German influence, and eventual Belgium relief efforts led by the American Commission for Relief in Belgium.
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William J. Bryan
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Fred Funston
Latin America
Belgium
London
American Commission For Relief
Europe
Herbert Clark Hoovey
Bel
Timeline of notable events and figures in history
A historical montage notes Oct 24 birthdays and milestones from 1682 to 1901. It highlights Anthony van Leeuwenhoek’s microbe discovery, Florida cession to the United States for $5 million, the first transcontinental telegraph service to San Francisco, and Anna Edson Taylor’s barrel descent of Niagara Falls. It also mentions gender pioneering figures Belva Lockwood and others from early women’s education and politics.
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Anthony van Leeuwenhoek
Delft
Holland
Leruwenhoek
San Francisco
New York
Nidgura Falls
Anna Edson Taylor
Barnhart Weds Miss Noyes in Amherst South
Richard Barnhart son of Mr and Mrs David Barnhart married Mary Noyes daughter of Mr and Mrs A Noyes Amherst The couple to reside with Barnhart parents in South Amherst Attendants included Hubert Barnhart brother of groom
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South Amherst
Wast Held
New York
Richard Barnhart
David Barnhart
Mary Noyes
A. Noyes
Amherst
Hubert Barnhart
J. L. Davis
Nellie
Elyria
Henry Minch
Jacob Kolb
Charles
Henry Kolb
Mary Kolb
Dog Testifies For His Master In Murder Trial
In Toledo a trick dog named Butch testified for Milton Noel in a first degree murder case. Noel admitted stabbing Caude Williams after Williams kicked the animal during street tricks. Butch appeared in court walking on hind legs and performing tricks as part of the evidence presented to the jury, which acquitted Noel.
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Dog
Toledo
Butch
Milton Noel
Noel
Common Pleas
Robert Gosline
Caude Williams
Willams
Gostin
Dan McCullough
Washington may sell gasoline if prices remain high
Olympia, Washington governor Clarence D Martin warned that the state could enter the wholesale gasoline market if major companies do not curb prices. He told the association of independent service station operators that they are overcharged by several million dollars annually.
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State
Olympia
Wash
State of Washington
Clarence D Martin
The
Association of Independent Service Station Operators
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Herbert Hoover
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Gian Relief Commission
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Marys Lamb
Belva Bennett Lockwood
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the Nativity Church
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Joe Rich
Victoria
Gilda Grey
Leo Dobija
Pleasantville
N. J
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J. E. B Mayor
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Keyes Auto Service
West Ave
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Mich
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