Huerta Will Play Out the Game in Cabinet Split
General Huerta dismissed Manuel Garza Aldape minister of the interior after Aldape and a cabinet group urged rejection of Washington demands for the provisional president to abandon power. Aldape urged reopening negotiations with the United States. Huerta, in a cabinet meeting, reiterated he would not resign, declaring it a life or death case as tensions rise in Mexico City. Querido Mokeno Blanquet and Jose Maria Lozano opposed Aldape, signaling a cabinet rift over succession and foreign policy.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Manuel Garza Aldape
Interior
Manuel Garza Aldope
Washington
Amercan
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Senor Aldape
Aldape
Querido Mokeno
Anti-Slavery Law Passed by Philippine National Assembly
Manila reports the insular assembly approved an anti-slavery law on Saturday after a heated debate. Framed by William H. Phippe, the insular auditor, the measure reaffirms old Spanish statutes and incorporates American laws. The opposition vote was small despite the discussion.
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Manila
Philippine Natonal Assembly
William H. Phippe
Insular Auditor
Amall
World's Debt Grows as Global Total Reaches 42 Billion
The Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce announces that world national debts total 42 billion dollars, up twenty percent in the last decade. Major General Arthur Murray issued orders withdrawing First Cavalry troops from Calexico California, where they guarded the dam and other Imperial Irrigation project property.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Ecommerce
Calexico
San Francisco
Arthur Murray
First Cavalry
Cal
Imperial Irrigation Project
Falls to His Death While Escaping Bronx Protectory
New York 14 year old Casper Soyle plunged five stories from a wall while descending an aide faced area in a Bronx protectory. He died at the scene, authorities investigating the circumstances of the escape attempt and the building safety.
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New York
Casper Soyle
Bronx
President Diaz assassination plot shocks republic
Fragmentary report describes a revolutionary plot around the assassination of Adolfo Diaz, president of the republic, with mentions of investigators, trials, and police actions. The garbled text references trials, courts, and police involvement in the case amid unclear names and places.
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Adolfo Dias
Republic of A
Two Banking Measures Move Toward Senate Action
Washington reports the administration currency reform bill, likely to go to the Senate with President Wilson's support, was finalized by six Democrats on the Senate Banking and Currency Committee. Hitchcock and five Republicans kept adding amendments disapproved by the White House. The final draft creates eight regional banks funded by national banks with rediscount and currency powers, under a federal reserve board.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Hitchcock
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Bagman Fowler Indicted Over Civil Road Scandal
Kingston resident Everett P. Fowler described as the Tammany bagman by graft investigator John A. Hennessy was indicted on extortion charges. He allegedly forced Cortland contractor Seneca Hull to donate 250 dollars for a Democratic campaign under threat to deny state road work approval and hold up payment on a 23500 dollar Cortland county contract.
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New York
Everett P. Fowler
Kingston
N. Y
John A. Hennessy
Sulzer
Tammany
Bagman
Forc‘ing
Seneca P. Hull
Cortland
N. C
Hull
Cortland County
Train robbery on Southern Pacific No 6 near San Francisco
A highwayman boarded Southern Pacific train No 6 from Chicago at Richmond across the bay Friday night and robbed five passengers, the Pullman conductor and porter, and a brakeman of jewelry and about $1000. L C G Witwon, the conductor, was ordered to stop the train and jumped as it slowed. None of the robbed passengers were charged with earnings.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Richmond
Bay
New Oakland
L. CG. Witwon
Ten Workmen Buried In Cedar Rapids Collapse
A front portion of a building under demolition collapsed Friday in Cedar Rapids trapping fourteen workers. Four men were rescued with severe injuries. the rest are believed buried under concrete and twisted steel. William Lowe, supervisor for Waterloo firm Morris & Co, was among the workers.
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Cedar Rapids
Win & Roar
Quon
Wilam Lowe
Waterloo
Port Huron
Micn
Great Lakes
William Baker
Lake Huron
Price
Mysterious Lines Point to Murder Case Details
An unclear notice lists scattered names including Angee and Hargis with fragments suggesting a murder inquiry and legal action. The jumbled OCR text mentions law, degree, practice, and a potential case involving a woman and timing, but specifics are unreadable.
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Law Angee
Hargis
Timng Peer
Ph Gay
Chrietian Eleaey Practi
Progress Toward Solving Mexican Problem Reported
Washington reports broad international support for US policy toward Mexico. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan gain confidence that Huerta’s removal as provisional president may soon be accomplished as financial blockades strain European finances and diplomatic pressure builds amid Huerta allies’ influence and rumors of his seclusion.
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Washington
United
Marico
Wilson
Bryan
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
United States
Europe
Mexico City
Huerta
Daily Toll of Mines in West Virginia Four Months Ending October 31
One death and three nonfatal accidents per day were recorded in the West Virginia coal mines for four months ending October 31. Chief Bearl Henry of the state mine department called attention to the mining jaw and its proper enforcement in a strong statement.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Bearl Henry
State Mine Department
Jawa
Idaho Farmer Suicide Shocks County Area
Charles Anderson, a respected young farmer and school teacher at Hamer's farm near St. Anthony, hanged himself from a barn rafter Friday night. Officials attribute death to financial woes and ill health. He leaves a widow and two children.
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St. Anthony
Sasno
Charles Anderson
Hamer
Supreme Court Dismisses Salt Farmers Case Near Butte
On Friday the Supreme Court dismissed the case of Montana farmers who sought relief from fumes from the Anaconda Copper smelter near Butte. They claimed the fumes ruined crops and land after losing in lower courts.
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Washingwon
Supreme Court
Montana
Butte
Train Collides With Tree Near Town
A train ran into a tree along the line early on a rainy Huaday. Railway workers responded as emergency crews cleared debris and assessed damage on the tracks. No injuries were reported.
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Raywetts
Fractured OCR Note: Clawson and Hows in Gun Incident
Vague fragmentary text references a person named Clawson and an ex voevlet connected to a gun incident. Mentions Me his Beek from he gun of Clerence Hows and an apparent death or surgery context.
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Sdeath
Rebels Overrun Ciudad Juarez As Villa Captures City
In Ciudad Juarez 2000 rebels under General Pancho Villa seized the city after a surprise morning assault. Federal troops of about 600 offered weak resistance, with estimates of around forty dead. Executions followed as Villa announced pardons for some soldiers who would join the rebel army.
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el Paso
Texas
Ciudad Juares
Pancho Vilis
Villa
Tows
Fred
General Villa
Enrique Portillo
Juares Bastile
Wen
Cornu
Portillo
Ville
Enrique Zlega
Lopes
Federal Army
Buensvides
Fiscal Guards
Banking Law Revision Moves Forward in Congress
Washington reports a proposed revamp of national banking laws to align with the new currency system. The plan appeared after delays and will be considered by the senate this week, with broader banking reform promised for the next congressional session by the administration.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Planters Seek Rail Support for Cane Movement
In Martinsville Louisiana and a mass meeting in St Martina parish planters and citizens adopted resolutions assuring the Southern Pacific railroad of protection for trains if the road provides equipment for moving sugar cane during employee strike.
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Martinsvile
In & Mass
St. Martina Parish
Southern Pacific Railroad
Wilson and Bryan Confer at White House on Mexican Situation
Secretary Bryan and President Wilson discussed the latest Mexican developments at the White House. They reported messages from Cha O'Shaughnessy and sent cablegrams after the conference. A gale last week tore an unknown wooden steamer loose. the wreckage was found on the Canadian shore near Point Edwards with the crew missing.
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Washington
Bryan
White House
Wilson
Cha O'Shaughbeesy
Port Huron
Treasury aid to crop movement largely drawn, McAdoo says
Secretary McAdoo announces that almost two thirds of the 50 million dollars set aside to aid the crop movement has been withdrawn. The Washington movement faces reduced funds as the Treasury departs allocation is tapped. Lawrence, Mass textile mills could see substantial disruption due to sector action and the broader supply impact.
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Washington
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Employers Forming Union to Guard Against Strikes in London
Employers in London form a union to organize and fund a reserve for guarding business interests during strike movements. The measure aims to stabilize operations and protect employers from disruptions. The move signals heightened concerted action to counter union activity and ensure continuity of work.
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London
Rale & Guarantes Fund Om
Goat herd attacked in woods near Munday night
A report states that several goats were killed in a wooded area near Munday as a hermit caretaker was involved in a violent incident. Local authorities are investigating the case for possible motives and suspects.
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Brethare
Diplomatic Exchanges Between Hale and Mexican Ministers
General Carrensa and Francisco Esqudero discussed ongoing talks with Hale during a tense period of the wet season. Meetings occurred at the home of Ygnacio Benfilas with Minister Becadero serving as interpreter, following a U S message from President Wilson. Hale kept the constitutional leadership fully informed of the engagements.
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Carrensa
Cxnatitutionaliet
Francisco Esqudero
Carransa
Hale
United States Border Patrol
Tvolutionary Army
Becadero
Ygnacio Benfilas
Wilson
Hala
Mexican correspondent outlines plan to resolve Mexican crisis
Berin to Mexican correspondent of the Frankfort Gazette cables a remarkable change for the better would occur and the Mexican problem probably could be solved without intervention of blockads. The new Met team congress to meet to provisionally order elections, General Huerta to resign, and if Huerta is reelected after six months the United States to accept him.
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Frankfort Gazette
Met
Congress
Huerta
United States
Car Shops to Be Rebuilt in Galt Lake City
A Denver and Rio Grande linked project in Galt will rebuild car shops on the system. Plans promise increased capacity and improved service, with President Bush pledging heightened efficiencies.
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Galt Lake City
Denver & Rio Grande Im Galt Club
Bush
Filipinos Favor Elective Senate, Miller Says Progress Noted
A Minnesota-born man, Filipinos Progressiva Manila Clarence J. Miller, arrived in the United States Saturday and stated in an interview his support for an elective senate for the Philippines. He added he believes Filipinos have made more progress in the last fifteen years than any other nation.
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Filipinos Progressiva
Manila
Clarence J. Miller
Compresaran
Minnesota
United States
Philipines
Tragic Burns Claim Ogden Woman and Daughter
Mrs J H Paine died at her Ogden home after a gasoline soaked cloak ignited. Her eleven year old daughter Florence suffered burns trying to rescue her mother.
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Ogden
Utah
J. H. Paine
Florence
War on Legalized Murder in Chicago and More
A chaotic clipping reports a declared war on “legalised murder” by inexperience surgeons at a Chicago clinical conference. It cites Governor Pothier linking cart legislation to commercial yellow peril, mentions escapes from a Northwestern University building attack, and notes a Wilmington case where two Black men were whipped for burglary. The piece also records proposed telephone rate reductions by state commissions and a daily saving figure.
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Chicago
Providence
Pothier
New England Tesille Club
Customer offers suggration at cafe counter
An elderly man requests a suggestion from a restaurant manager standing behind the cashier. The manager, in mock attire, replies politely that they are happy to accommodate. The exchange shows a courteous, tentative interaction over service.
Felt at Home and Joined Church After Search
A man drifted through several churches seeking a congenial group and finally settled into Attic church as the minister urged repentance. He sighed with relief and quipped that he had found his crowd at last, while fragments of odd ad copy and stray phrases appear around the scene.
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Attic
Ladies Home Journal
Parveau-Lots of Ames Judge Mentions Charestortatts
A court record from Ames highlights Parveau and a judge addressing a case involving multiple parties. The note references a Mrs Parveau and a broad set of claims or actions with local implications. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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