No Change in Our Mexican Policy
President Wilson stated that sending troops into Mexico without consent would be an act of war. He said no request had been made by Huerta or Carranza and no change in policy was decided. He was asked about reports on recovering a British subject Benton’s 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 issues opinion that Cuban sugar may enter the United States at all times under the reciprocity treaty with a 20 percent duty. Louisiana sugar growers and beet sugar men lose the round in the fight to keep the duty. Other items note Dr. Douglas Mawson Antarctic expedition returns aboard the Aurora with rich biological specimens and possible coal indicates. police seek Rafael Lopez in a Utah-mined case. Hamburg-America and North German Lloyd pool renewed for five years after transAtlantic dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisiana
McReynolds
United States
Adelaide
Australia
Douglas Mannon
Antarctic
Mawson
Hamburg
American soldier holds Mexican bandit captive at Fort Bliss
A fragmentary item notes Maximo Castill o Cantillo, described as a Mexican bandit leader, being captured by American soldiers and imprisoned at Fort Bliss. The text also mentions an American singer’s death in New York and a Hebrew scholar’s passing, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Maximo Cantillo
Fort Blisw
Fight Against Parcel Post in Senate Fails
Washington reports that all attempts to limit the postmaster general’s authority over parcel post weight, rates, or service were defeated in the Senate during the postoffice appropriation debate. An amendment to block changes from the House proposal failed 34 to 24, and a 50 pound limit for packages and star routes was rejected by 28 to 1 and 31 to 18, amid disputes over rural discrimination and use of postal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Postoffice
House
Postoffice Committees
Bankhead
Clark
Wyoming
Taft warns against American intervention in Mexico
Former President Taft warned at a National Geographic Society event that U S intervention in Mexico would be disastrous detailing potential garrisoning of towns chasing guerrillas across mountains and deserts and subjugation of 15 million people He urged avoiding a catastrophe and condemned light support for intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Taft
National Geographic Society
Desert Plaine
Funeral of Senator Henry Moore Tyler
The funeral of former United States Senator Henry Moore Tyler was held Thursday with private services at the residence of his daughter Mrs. G. K. Tyler conducted by Rev. BT Vincent of the Christ Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev Klunkel of the same church officiated. the deceased was a member of that church. Kate Maudon, amid the gallows shadow, is mentioned in a separate note about a 13 year sentence for the murder of her husband, with a pardon granted by Governor Tener and transport to begin the voyage. Governor Tener ordered a probe into a laborer killing. Additional items include a jury verdict in a separate case and noted movements involving various towns.
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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
Kate Mawarde
Berke
Tener
Ely
Agate
Governor Threatens to Send Troops Into Mexico
Governor O B Colquitt of Texas sought President Wilson’s approval to identify the recognized authority in Mexican states along the Rio Grande and to permit Texas Rangers to pursue abductors and murderers of Clemente Vergara across the border. He urged Texas sovereignty and federal consent amid border turmoil. Webb County records support the Vergara island as Texas territory.
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Austin
Texas
United States
Rio Grande
Wilson
O. B. Colquitt
Clemente Vergate
Colquitt
Vergara
Webb County
Mexican Mob Stone Chinese in Cananea Riot
A Mexican mob and many women attacked Chinese residents in Cananea, a mining town near the Arizona border. Police withdrew after offering protection to Chinese migrants who fled to the hills. The incident is linked to recent constitutionalist government actions against oriental immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Mexico
Cananea
Arizona
Suffrage Delay Courts and Quarantine Hearings Planned
Fragmented report notes Hank O'Day and Roel jd referencing suffrage delays with no April term decision. Also mentions Washington quarantine on fruit fly and a March 16 hearing to consider broader quarantine additions affecting fruits and vegetables amid Mediterranean concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roel
Washington
Humatus
Trust Bills and Rural Credits On Must List
Washington expects action on trust bills and a rural credits measure before adjournment. Democrats push for farm credit legislation, while administration aims to keep the session short with only essential appropriations and related bills moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Zamor Declares Haiti President After Revolutionary Rise
General Oreste Zamor, an ex governor and former minister of war, leads a revolution-backed move to seize Port au Prince. He proclaims himself president and is poised to receive immediate U S recognition while rival leader Davilmar Theodore flees toward the Santo Domingo border.
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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 Striking Miners Detailed in Trinidad Hearing
Trinidad Colorado witness Claude Shy testifies selling dynamite to coal miners and operators on October 11 and about thirty guns to strikers. He is questioned by Chairman Foster about the dealings, admits willingness to sell without inquiring use. As the trial touches arms sales, Edin Pullen wins Santa Monica grand prize race at 77.2 mph setting a new record. Union Labor Hospital wins a decade lease in San Francisco. A mother jumps from a bridge with her child in her arms, both injured. robbers steal over 200000 from a postal van in Paris. News from Nashville and San Francisco on liquor laws and rail rebates.
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Trinidad
Colo
House
Claude Shy
United Mine Workers
Forter
Los Angeles
Edwin Pullen
Santa Monica
Five Miners Arrested in Painesdale Murder Case
Five Western Federation of Miners members were jailed in Houghton after an alleged confession by John Huhta, former South Range local secretary. They face murder charges in the December 7 deaths of Thomas Dally Arthur Jane and Harry Jane, with hearings set for March 6.
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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 In Mexico Policy
Britain will not recognize the constitutionalist party in Mexico and asks General Carranza to probe the death of William Benton after a campus incident at Cornell College. A separate string of violent and fatal events include a 25 year old man shot after a dormitory peeping accusation, a coroner’s exoneration, and multiple aviation and crime reports across Albany and Constantinople.
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Carranza
New Orleans
Great Britain
Constitutionalist Party
Mexico
William Benton
Lions Carden
Washington
England
Nevada and Montana News Sparks From 1913 Era
Tax rate in Ely Nevada remains at one dollar per hundred for the amoding year. Short Line depot work at Pocatello set to start soon. Richard Souls bound over after post office substation robbery. captured in Butte and returned to Pocatello. Montana counties spend 1,796,041.53 on bridges and highways in 1913, with Dawson county leading. Marty Bowen and Jack Carpenter draw in a boxing match at Boise. Nevada high court to consolidate hearing on water law. Mike Davidson rescued from Cavern mine. miner Andrew Cherucek found dead. Mike Yokel defeats George Stell for world middleweight title in Lewiston. Idaho water users protest extension bill. U.S. Senate panel backs double-fee reform for western states. Rotary snow plow dispatched to open Yellowstone Park. Idaho-Palla pea culture shows promising yields.
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Ely
Nev
Exen
Pocatalto
Richard H. Souls
Bear
Pocatello
Butta
Posatello
Missouri County
Mottans
Dawson
Custer
Park
Gallatin
Marty Bowen
Halt Lake
Jack Carpenter
Boise
Boles
Idebost Forest Park
Custer County
Montana
St. Yellowstone
Silver Bow
Nevada Supreme Court
Kearey
Mike Davasconick
Cai Bom
Pacife Coast Cal Company
St Franklin
Seattle
Andrew Cherucek
George R. Metom
Montana Highway Commission
Flathead Indian
Charles Mack
Leavenworth
Bourquin
United States District Court
Greatvalle
Mike Yokel
George Stell
Lewiston
Mont
Stelf
Noble
Mue
Jast
Idaho
Morse Payette Water Users’ Association
Congresman Smith
Texas
Federal
Wyoming
Utah
Judiciary
Senate
Walsh
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Expedition Quecestul
Lopez
Minnesota
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Rafael Lopez
Bingham
Moses Zimmerman
Maximo Castillo
New York
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Girtewold
Mie Meifupeliion Pinkupaly
Tharetaylo
Bere Hie
Die
Racueiver
Conin
Christ Church
Lucy
Post Office
Senator Tel
Lieler Haw
Gugemietin
Ruste
Lilly Valley
Mineymin
Haffum
Suander
Tle Dirk Dere
Peibienn
Hlet
Williy Gultui
Ovo Beure
Sonord
Juanes
Carraune
Waellngton
Hank O'Day
Hank Q’day
Chicago
Murphy
John Evers
Qffigml
Hati
Gisten Witt Permaity Reoos- Nise Guecesetul Revelutioniet
San Francisco
Union Labor Hospital & Training School Association
McNutt Hospital
North Atterboro
Masa
Oldaby
Ralph Dutamore
Paria
Parle
Spokane
Stelle Maelen
Gale
Liavor
Nashville
Lamon Shipmants
Francisc
Pram
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Abereall
Anwarre Cumusbaton
Bigant
Dore
Elisabeth’ Dewey Whitney
Lewis
Cleytom Mn
Felnrday
Sullvan
Frederick W. Manne Fich
Ae Run
Ally
Mowat Vernon
Howard Manning
Cornell College
Bulide
Albany
Kennedy
State Department of Efficiency and Economy
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Cail
Cal
Daco A Heachey
Killa
Galf
la Grande
Ore—Lemuel Hern
Windham
Het
Ilhed Bie
Constantinople
Peihy Bey
Nda He
Furkied Military Aviation Corps
Alexandr Keype
Daid Pasha
Consantinople
Taid Pasha
I Lt Pasha
Turkey
Ange Benday
Hous
Mille Two
Lonus
France -Pleere
Gabriel Folves
Hrethere
Ehie Ashing
Worthwest
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Salt Lake
Oregon
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