No Change in Our Mexican Policy Denies Troop Send
President Wilson on Thursday stated that the United States would not send marines into Mexico without the consent of the governing authorities there an act of war. He affirmed no request has been made to Huerta or Carranza nor any decision to change policy. He also addressed reports about recovering a body and guarding the American embassy in Mexico City.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
William 8. Benton
Juarez
Mexico City
Cuts Tariff On Sugar In Favor Of Cuban Growers
Attorney General McReynolds issued an opinion upholding the Cuban reciprocity treaty provision allowing Cuban sugar to enter the United States at all times with a duty 20 percent lower than other sugars. Louisiana sugar growers and beet sugar men lose the round in the tariff dispute. Adelaide Australia explorer Dr Douglas Mannon returns from Antarctic aboard the Aurora reporting an eminently successful expedition. Mawson notes best biological collection and coal-seam indications under Ice. In St Paul Minnesota police seek Rafael Lopez the Mexican desperado who fled to a mine in Bingham Utah after four other killings and attended a Denver horse sale. Hamburg-America and North German Lloyd establish a renewed five year Atlantic pool resolving prior disputes.
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Washington
Louisiana
McReynolds
United States
Adelaide
Australia
Douglas Mannon
Antarctic
Mawson
St. Paul, Minn
Rafael Lopez
Bingham
Utah
Moses Zimmerman
Lopez
Denver
Colo
American Soldier Captures Mexican Bandit at Fort Bliss
Fragmented report notes Maximo Castillo, labeled a Mexican bandit, captured by U.S. soldiers and imprisoned at Fort Bliss. The item also references an American singer’s death and a Hebrew scholar from a university with brief, unclear details about a church affiliation and a driver incident.
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Maximo Cantillo
Fort Blisw
Fight Against Parcel Post Power Fails in Senate
Washington reports the Senate defeated all attempts to curb the postmaster general authority over parcel post. A house passed amendment to block rate changes failed 34 to 24. Bankhead's 50 pound limit proposal was defeated 28 to. A star routes 50 pound limit amendment was rejected 31 to 18 amid rural patron concerns.
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Senate
Washington
Postoffice
House
Postoffice Committees
Bankhead
Clark
Wyoming
Taft Warns Against U S Intervention in Mexico
Former President Taft warned against American intervention in Mexico during an address to the National Geographic Society. He said intervention would require large garrisons, chasing guerrillas across mountains and deserts, and subjugating about 15 million people, and urged efforts to prevent catastrophe.
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Washington
Mexico
Taft
National Geographic Society
Desert Plaine
Funeral of Senator Tel Denver Held in Private Service
The funeral for former United States Senator Henry Moore Tyler occurred Thursday with private services at his daughter Mrs. G. K. Tyler's home conducted by Rev. BT Vincent of the Christ Methodist Episcopal church. Additional reports note Governor Tener granting a pardon to Kate Maquardie in a separate case and Governor Lieler ordering a probe into laborer killings at a Gugemietin furnace plant.
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Denver
Cole
United States
Henry Moore Tyler
G. K Tyler
BT Vincent
Ufe Tome Trieed
Penatar
Rew Cluw I Konkel
Chrit Methodint Episcopal Church
Governor Colquitt Demands U S Authority, Seeks Texas Action
Governor O B Colquitt asked President Wilson to recognize the constituted authority in Mexican border states and authorize Texas Rangers to cross the Rio Grande in pursuit of abduc tors and murderers of Clemente Vergara. He pressed for surrender and protection of Texas citizens amid border turmoil. Webb County records support Vergara seizure on island claimed by Texas.
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Austin
Texas
United States
Rio Grande
Wilson
O. B. Colquitt
Clemente Vergate
Colquitt
Vergara
Webb County
Mexican mob stones Chinese in Cananea riot near border
A Tuesday riot in Cananea, a Mexican mining town near the Arizona border, saw Mexican miners and many women attack Chinese residents with stones. Police fled as Chinese took to the hills. the clash is linked to tensions over Oriental immigration and the constitutionalist government's stance.
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Nogales
Mexico
Cananea
Arizona
Suffrage and quarantine items clash in court notes
Fragmentary report shows HANK O'DAY and Roel jd discussing suffrage delays until the April term. A Washington quarantine hearing set for March 16 to consider new restrictions on imported fruit and vegetables due to Mediterranean fruit fly concerns. Named officials Humatus and Hiewallas appear in brief, unclear form.
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Roel
Washington
Humatus
Trust Bills on Must List for Congress Session
Washington reports that trust legislation and a law to boost rural credits are the administration’s top priorities before adjournment. Democrats push for a system of rural banks, citing farm credit needs after the currency law. Leaders plan to keep the legislative program short while trust, rural credit, and appropriation bills move forward.
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Washington
Congress
Zamor Declared President of Haiti After Revolution
Oreste Zamor, backed by General Zamor, proclaimed himself president of Haiti with Tharles Zamor at his side. Zamor’s coup prompted exile of David Theodore who fled to Cape Haites area as Zamor’s forces entered Port au Prince and formed a new government. The United States indicated rapid recognition of the new regime.
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Oreste Zamor
United States
Bryan
Zamor
Partment
Oreste
Tharles
Port Au Prince
National Assembly
Davilmar Theodore
Cape Haines
Santo Domingo
Dynamite Sales to Strikers Exposed in Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado hardware dealer Claude Shy testified before house committees that he sold dynamite to coal miners and operators on October 11 and admitted selling about thirty guns to strikers. He said he was willing to sell weapons without inquiring their use as a precaution.
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Trinidad
Colo
House
Claude Shy
United Mine Workers
Forter
Five Miners Arrested in Painesdale Murder Case
Five Western Federation of Miners members were taken into custody in Houghton Michigan after an alleged confession by John Huhta former secretary of the South Range local. They face murder charges in the December 7 killings of Thomas Dally Arthur Jane and Harry Jane and are jailed without bond pending a March 6 hearing.
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Houghton, Mich
Painesdale
Airike
Western Federation of Miners
John Huhta
South Range
Nick Verbanac
Hijslmer Jallonen
Teaac Juttinen
Joseph Juttinen
Hubts
Houghton County
Thomas Dally
Arthur Jane
Harry Jane
WII Not Recognise Carranza
The British minister to Mexico Sir Lions Carden said Britain will not recognize Mexico's constitutionalist party or Carranza and suggested an investigation into the death of William Benton after a student chase at Cornell College. Reports also mention various aviation and crime incidents from Albany to Constantinople with multiple deaths and investigations.
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New Orleans
Great Britain
Constitutionalist Party
Mexico
William Benton
Lions Carden
Washington
England
Rail and county expenses dominate Western notes
In 1913 Montana counties spent 1,796,041.53 on bridges roads and highways, Yellowstone and Dawson figures highlighted. Nevada consolidates water law hearings. Mike Davasc onick rescued from Franklin mine. Charles Mack to Leavenworth for whisky case. Mike Yokel defeats George Stell in Lewiston.
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Halt Lake
Jack Carpenter
Boise
Boles
Idebost Forest Park
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Pacife Coast Cal Company
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Leavenworth
Bourquin
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Greatvalle
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Lewiston
Mont
Stelf
Noble
Mue
Jast
Idaho
Morse Payette Water Users’ Association
Congresman Smith
Texas
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