Open Break Expected in U S Huerta Rift
Washington reports strained ties with Mexico as the Huerta government faces pressure to relinquish power. President Wilson weighs threats of rupture to force Huerta out, with O'Shaughnessy packing for Vera Cruz as Carlos Aldape’s influence grows. An open break within 48 hours is anticipated.
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Washington
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Wilson
Mexico City
Bryan
State Department
White Mouse
Department of State
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
William B. Hale
Carranza
Nogales
O'Shaughnessy
México City
Charge O'Shaughnessy
General Huerta
Vera Crus
Waters/Plorec Ol company
General Hy
Rebels Hold Juarez Defenders Fall After Capture
Rebels under General Villa seized Juarez after brief fighting that left about 40 dead on the federal side and five rebels killed. The town’s celebrations included bells, plundered calm, and soldiers regrouping in cantinas after the battle at the border city.
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Juarez
Mexico
Villa
Fiesta Plaza
Keno Hall
Mexican Interior Minister Resigns at President Muerta’s Request
Mexico City November 17. Manuel Garcia Aldape, minister of the interior, submitted his resignation at the request of President Muerta. The announcement notes the formal handover and standard transition steps.
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Mexico City
Manuell Garea Aldape
Muertu Han
Tha
Cambridge High School Star Dies From Football Injury
Cambridge Ohio November 17 John Lewin twenty a senior at Cambridge High School died from a concussion of the brain suffered in a football game played November 7 against Marting Ferry High School. Lewin was a star at left end and was injured when Marting Ferry players concentrated their attacks on him.
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Cambridge
John Lewin
Marting Ferry High
Lewin
Marting Ferry
Striking photo of derelict afloat after deadly Great Lakes storm
Milwaukee November 17 The death toll from the recent Great Lakes storm rises daily with estimates near 300 dead or missing. Vessels listed include the Caruthers Regina McGean Wexford Price Argus Lafayette Hydrus Manchester Plymouth Lea field and Notting ham along with Lightship No 82. The storm is described as the most disastrous on the lakes and the accompanying image captures the havoc of the blizzard and gale.
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Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Wis
Caruthers
Regina
McGean
Wexford
Price
Argus
Lafayette
Hydrus
Manchester
Plymouth
Leafield
Lightship No
Nottingham
Reforms Urged in Bank Management Report
Columbus Ohio November 17 The annual report of State Banking Superintendent Lattanner urges drastic changes for legislative action including elimination of overdrafts prohibition of interlocking boards of directors greater director responsibility for criminal transactions and recodification of banking laws He would make it a felony to give a check knowing funds are inadequate and present the report to Governor Cox.
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Columbus
Lattanner
Cox
Four Million Gift to Cornell University
An anonymous gift of 4.25 million dollars to the Cornell University Medical College in New York City was announced by President Jacob Gould Schurman. The donor remains unnamed but is believed to be Colonel Iver Payne of New York City. The gift funds annual operations with about 200000 dollars per year, not for buildings.
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Ithaca, N
Cornell University Medical School
New York City
Jacob Gould Sehurman
Cornell Universty
Sehurman
Cornell Medical School
Erally
Medical
Iver Payne
Schurman
Delaware Governor Backs Whipping Post
Governor Charles R. Miller of Delaware voices strong support for the whipping post amid national debate stirred by a Montana congressman’s resolution. He says Delaware courts will handle internal affairs without federal interference and notes abusive letters demanding suspension of the law.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Charles R. Miller
Whipping
Congress
Evans
Montana
Commonwealth
Thief Robs Dead Man In Chapel Theft Case
In Toledo an unnamed thief stole burial shoes from the feet of William Steintaver lying in an undertaking chapel after a year of lying in state. A handwritten note found in the chapel read I need the shoes more than the scoop. The body remains.
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Toledo
William Steintaver
Abolition of Financial Officer Role At Xenia Orphans Home
In Xenia Ohio on November 17 the office of the financial officer at the Ohio soldiers and Sailors Orphans home was abolished under a new bookkeeping system. William E Lute will become storekeeper replacing Captain W H Souther Ind of Ripley a veteran who retired from the post.
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Xenia
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
W. E. Lute
W. H. Souther Ind
Ripley
From Teacher to Janitor in Cleveland
Charles J. Foskett resigns as manual training supervisor at East high school to take the post of chief custodian of the First National Bank building. He leaves a $2,400 annual janitor salary, down from $2,400.
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Cleveland, O
Eant High School
Charles J. Foskett
Firat National Bank
Hat causes death of Bell System lineman
Cleveland Ohio November 17 A hat blew off a Bell Telephone Co lineman J C Thompson while he inspected a line his forehead contacted a live wire and he died.
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Cleveland, G
J. C.thompson
Bell Telephone Company
Thompson
Tie
Girl Among Corn Boys Wins Washington Trip
Commbus November 17. Names of six children earning free trips to Washington on the corn boy special for raising prize fruit were announced by President A P Sandles of the state agricultural commission. One girl is listed Miss Susan A Everett of Trumbull county. The five boys are Herman Gilgin Page G Dawpon Clermont county Stanley Ardrey Muskingum Clyde P Lewla Belmont and C. F. Ishee Geauga county.
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Commbus
Washington
A. P. Sandles
State Agricultural Commission
Susan A. Everett
Trumbull County
Herman Gilgin
Page G Dawpon
Clermont County
Stanley Ardrey
Muskingum
Clyde PF. Lewla
Belmont
C. F. Ishee
Geaugaea
Ohio Tax Commission urges clerical cutbacks in counties
Columbus Ohio November 17 the Ohio tax commission asks county commissioners to reduce clerical allowances for county auditors as rating assessing and tax duplicate duties shift from the auditor to the county tax commissioners under the new taxation laws.
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Columbus
Ohio Tax Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Defity Tax Commission
Christmas Books at The Arnold Store Mt Vernon
The Arnold Store in Mt Vernon Ohio advertises best sellers for the year including Bibles and Testaments Holiday and Gift Books Baby Records and Wedding Books plus books for boys and girls as part of a Christmas season display.
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Arnold
Mt. Vernon
Ohio treasurer reports 1915 state finances
Columbus Ohio November 17 State Treasurer John P Brennan announced the fiscal year 1915 closed with a net gain of 1 286 93 dollars Ohio's total receipts were 15 578 471 80 expenses 14 007 184 87 for the year.
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Columbus
John P. Brennan
Ohio
Day ruling on workers comp sparks city debate
In Columbus on November 17 Attorney General Hogan downplays Judge Day's decision limiting a $14 000 damages award for a willful act of negligence by a Cleveland employer. He warns the public not to fear compulsory workers compensation and blames Mobility companies for the scare.
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Columbus
Suage
William Day
Hogan
Mayors Align on Liquor License Fee Relief Plan
Columbus Ohio November 17 Organizing mayors and auditors of large cities to back a move for financial relief by absorbing liquor license fees. Mayor Newton Baker of Cleveland met with Governor Cox and Mayor Hunt of Ginetonat who supports keeping liquor taxes in larger cities. Columbus Toloto and other cities are expected to endorse the proposal.
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Columbus
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
James M. Cox
Hunt
Ginetonat
Toloto
Mother accused after two sons found hanged in home
Johnstown, November 17. Mrs. Amelia Banks was cut down from a belt in her father’ s home and revived. Her two sons aged 3 and 4 lay dead, necks broken. She is jailed for murder after sending money pleas to her husband in Bisbee, Arizona. A second letter warned of harm to the children if money did not arrive.
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Johnstown
Amelia Banks
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