Huerta Takes Ait In Teeththe Huerta Crisis Deepens in Mexico
Washington reports that Huerta will press ahead with his program in Mexico despite President Wilson. A decree sets dates for elections for president and congress, signaling a rift with the United States. Tensions rise as Huerta consolidates power while the U S weighs intervention options.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Wilson
State Department
Nelson O'Shaughne
Mexico City
Congress
Huertate
Insanity in rising claim dismissed by expert in Columbus
Dr. A F Shepherd of the state board of administration argues that rising asylum populations do not signal more insanity, noting more patients are treated early and discharged. He calls lunacy common and endless, citing about 10,000 insane patients in state hospitals and noting many "queer ones" exist.
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Columbus
A. F. Shepherd
State Board of Administration
Ativesone
Woman 15 Charged With Murderous Assault
East Liverpool Ohio October 16 Mr Gora Householder was arrested in Chester West Virginia on murder assault charge after her son Donald age 10 died Doctors said death from peritonitis due to broken ribs The father Warren Householder filed the charge The mother denies it saying the boy was injured in a football game Bail set by Mayors court while she remains held at home.
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Liverpool
Get
Gora Householder
Chester
W. Va
Donald
Warren Householder
R. ©. Campbell
Householder
Mra Houmeholder Te Wow
School Teacher Resigns Over Skirt Controversy
Florence Kirk of New York, a public school No. 1 teacher in Seated Plains, resigns after Principal Townsend allegedly demanded she stop wearing a hobbie skirt in duties. A letter to Townsend criticized Miss Kirk for her attire both at school and on the street.
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Townsend
Mite Kirk
Miss Kirk
Alays
Jeweler Fights Off Robber Using Blackjack in Disturbance
In Youngstown Ohio on October 16 jeweler Sol Kurjen was assaulted by Jos McKelvey of Dayton who entered the shop seeking watch charms and diamonds. After McKelvey struck Kurjen with a blackjack, a gunshot from the weapon discharged, and the fleeing assailant was caught by Patrolman Sol Humphrey as he fled the store.
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Youngstown, O
Sol Kurjeh
Jos McKelvey
Dayton
McKelvey
Kurjen
Sol Humphrey
Dance Tango in Court
Cloud Ohio October 16 A tango exhibit in a hall beneath Judge Vickerys courtroom was staged as part of Ass Anderson injunction wrung to restrain the city from barring the tango at his dancing school Anderson sues City Dance Hall Inspector Moyers The report also mentions eczema cures and an ointment advertisement with medical claims and ordering information
Warnes tax law challenged as unconstitutional
Columbus Ohio October 16. Opponents plan to contest the Warnes tax assessor law in court. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Charles Groom serves notice to Secretary Graves and Attorney General Hogan that a mandamus suit will seek placement of ward and township assessor candidates on the ballot.
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Columbus, O
Warnes
Charles Groom
Hamilton County
Graves
Hogan
Diaz Plot Threat Amid Havana Arrival
General Felix Diaz traveling from Europe to Mexico faces alleged assassination risk in Havana. Cuban officials report Mexican conspirators plotting to kill Diaz on arrival aboard the Corcovado, expected Friday night or Saturday morning. The notice also contains a patent medicine promotion for Electric Bitters with a testimonial from Mrs. Laura Gaines claiming dramatic health improvement.
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Havana
Felix Diaz
Europe
Mexico
Dias
Corcovado
Sulzer Guilty on First Impeachment Count
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer was found guilty on the first impeachment article by a 39 to 18 vote. The trial debated whether prior campaign contributions justified impeachment, with several named justices and politicians listed as voting for or against conviction.
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Sulzer
Albany
Foemlhely
William Hulzer
Court of Appeale
Cullen
Willard Hartlett
William E. Werner
Emery A. Chase
William H. Cuddback
John Horan
Frederick Collina
F. H. Hiscock
Nathan L Miller
George H. Whitney
Himira
Edgar T. Brackett
Sein
Walter #. Herrick
Hrf
D. Cady Herrick
Herrick
Itte
Ell
A Soft Answer, Etc. Young Wife
A playful exchange from Yonkers Statesman features a wife chiding for assumed wealth and a husband replying he had little before marriage. The couple quips reveal a light domestic vignette about money expectations and affection.
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Yonkers
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Chicago reports cattle and sheep prices with varied lots including Texan steers, stockers, and feeders. Cleveland and East Buffalo list cattle and hog figures, while Cincinnati and Boston show hog, wheat, corn, and wool values. Toledo notes grain rates. Receipts tallied across regions.
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Chicago
Cleveland
East Buffalo
Canada
Ittsburg
Cincinnati
Aldrich Attacks Currency Reform Bill At Conference
Former Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island condemned the Wilson administration currency bill as unsound socialist and revolutionary at the national conference on currency reform He criticized note issue provisions and a central government board while noting political pressure to pass the measure and quoting President Cleveland on a sound currency
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New York
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Congress
William J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Aldrich
Bryan
Aldrich
Aldrith
Democratic Party
Cleveland
United States
District Convention Of Rebekahs Held Here Thursday
The thirteenth annual session of the 42nd district Daughters of Rebekahs met all day Thursday in Quindaro Lodge hall with over a hundred delegates from Newark Utica Brandon Hebron Thornville Martinsburg Fredericktown and Mt. Vernon. The morning and afternoon sessions focused on instruction in the order and conferring the Assembly degree. fifteen took the degree Thursday morning. Knox lodge of this city exhibited the work in the afternoon. Officers will be elected later. Dinner was served at the Vine Street Church of Christ. William A. Ackerman leaves for Akron to attend the Grand Commandery session for Clinton Commandery No. 5 Knights Templars.
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Knox Lodge
Vine Street Church
English couple wed ends Cambridge to English movement
Cumberland Md October 16 Charles Gilman Adair grandson of Lady Gilman Stafford Houve Eaton Norwich England and son of James Adair reputed Chicagoan married Miss Hextee Matthews daughter of a Cambridge Ohio business man The wedding is said to end an movement Adair a student at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio left Cambridge with Miss Matthews to attend her cousin's wedding
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Cumberland, Md
Charles Gilman Adair
Gilman Stafford Houve Eaton
Norwich
England
James Adair
Hextee Matthews
Cambridge
Adair
Muskingum College
New Concord
Matthews
Frick Gives 14 Million Wedding Gift in Baltimore
Henry Clay Frick of Pittsburg conferred a 14 million dollar wedding gift on the marriage of his son Childe Frick to Frances Shoemaker Dixon in Baltimore. The Dixon family is headed by Mrs. Isaac H. Dixon of the city. The gift amount and the high-profile wedding were learned from reliable sources.
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Baltimore
Henry Clay Frick
Pittsburg
Childe Frick
Frances Shoemaker Dixon
Isaac H. Dixon
Thin City
Woman Falls at Home in Lock Ohio
Mia Smoots of south of Lock, Ohio, fell down a flight of stairs Wednesday evening and sustained serious injuries. A physician, summoned after the accident, found no broken bones but noted possible internal injuries as her condition remained grave.
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Lock
Ohio
Mia
Smoots
Mae
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