Huerta Promises Protection and Domestic Self Rule
General Huerta provisional president of Mexico pledges to protect foreigners while ensuring Mexicans resolve domestic affairs. He vows peace, fair elections, and respect for US institutions, hoping the people can freely choose their leader by ballot after tribulations of the past three years. He notes U.S. esteem and mutual regard.
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Mexico City
General Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
Hhis
United States
Urge Change in Antitrust Laws for Natural Resources
The American Mining Congress urged Congress and state legislatures to modify antitrust laws as applied to natural resource companies to conserve resources and protect employees. In Calumet Michigan militia arrested 189 striking copper miners in Albouez and Mohawk districts for violating an injunction against picketing. In Salt Lake City two youths robbed twelve men on a freight train at Provo, seizing about 40 dollars.
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Philadelpia
American Mining Cogress
Congress
Nzing Natural Resources
Calumet
Mich
Copper City
Albouez
Mohawk
Pick
Salt Lake City
Provo
Earthquake Shakes Panama City and Promptes Flight
An earthquake struck Panama causing residents to flee buildings and rush to open spaces. Panic spread as authorities assessed damage while emergency measures and uniform seal demands were discussed at a late Thursday assembly.
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Panama
Helw
Het
Huerta upheld by Mexican Supreme Court ruling
Mexico City sources report the supreme court preparing an opinion to affirm President Huerta’s acts and legality of his ascent to the presidency. Judges have studied records for precedents, focusing on the dissolution of congress and alleged treason by deputies as justification. Judge Demetrio Sodli is expected to lead the opinion.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Supreme Court
Demetrio Sodli
Supreme|i Bench
Itta
Congress
US to warn world on interference in Mexican affairs
Washington reports the United States will notify nations that interference in Mexican affairs is unfriendly. President Wilson Secretary Bryan and Counselor Moore discussed a proclamation to explain policy. The note will define recognition rules and keep others informed as in the Monroe Doctrine approach.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Mexico
Law
Omer
Federal Reserve Bank Plan Faces Opposition in Senate
President opposes central bank plan in ongoing currency reform debate. He backs the Glawswen bill with twelve regional banks as minimal structure, while critics push for a single federal reserve system. Secretaries confirm official stance amid informal Senate views. Trinidad incident cited with multiple injuries in a separate unrelated clash.
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Washington
Ulere
Federal Reserve Bank
United
Senate
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Glawswen
Wertingaun
Mahmout Killed ey Bandits CoRR Vero Meomew
A garbled report describes a wrestler likely defeated by a band of Holgerian raiders. Fragmentary details mention a pipeline and a public entrance, with references to Mira, Pedro Miguel, and Friday events. The readability is limited and several names appear distorted.
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Corr Vero
Laetudling Fiotek
Band of Holgerian Bandits
Onntalne
Mira
Pedro Miguel
Federal aid urged for Carey Act irrigation projects
Boise Idaho speech by F H Newell director of the United States reclamation service urged immediate expenditure of remaining federal irrigation funds. He noted 20 million of 100 million advanced should be used with states to establish projects while demanding east and west alike avoid repudiation and ensure bona fide settlers occupy lands.
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Boise
Idaho
F. H. Newell
United States Reclamation Service
Commercial Club
Abandoned Hope for Miners at Stag Canan Mine
Officials report sixty one bodies recovered after extensive exploration. most remain undiscovered as rescuers advance to the final chamber where the blast was strongest. They believe no one is alive in the mine.
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Dawson
N. m
Miss Sallie Murray to Wed Lieut Henry Pratt in January
Murray daughter of Major General Arthur Murray to marry Lieut Henry Conger Pratt in January in San Francisco. The wedding will occur in that city as officials in Albany and Concord pursue Thaw extradition cases with Deputy Attorney General Frenks Kennedy and William Jerome traveling with papers for Harry K. Thaw.
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Thaw
Albany
N. Yee
Roosevelt Speech on South America at Gonern Went University
A fragment notes President Theodore Roosevelt delivering a foreign policy address to South Americans at the government university. The text hints at themes of cooperation and wood industry, with Roosevelt stressing relations between the United States and South American nations.
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Hockevelt
Theodore
Wilson Voices Pan-American Policy at Swarthmore
President Wilson, in Swarthmore, declared the western hemisphere must share a single sacred aim: no government enduring bloodshed or lacking consent. He praised William Penn’s free commonwealth and hinted at a forthcoming Washington policy note on Mexico. The speech was delivered in a big tent on campus amid cheering.
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Swarthmore
Wilton
William Penn
America
Washington
United States
Mexico
Weak turnout mars Merion City President election
At the close of the elections on the 26th indications show insufficient votes to legally declare a president to succeed Gen Victoria Huerta. Estimated turnout is under 10,000 of 100,000 eligible voters with no official result. Catholic party leaders claim support for Federico Gamboa and General Reston but totals unclear. Liberal candidates Claero and Flores Magon lacked printed tickets.
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Merion City
Victorians Huerta
Congress
Federico Gamboa
General Reston
Feliz Dias
Senor Requena
Manuel Claero
Flores Magon
Horta
Historic Hall Rededicated in Philadelphia Ceremony
President Wilson delivered a twenty minute address at the rededication of Congress Hall in Independence Square where the Senate and House sat from 1790 to 1800. He contrasted early republic days with the present and highlighted the restoration’s near original appearance.
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Wilson
Philadelphia
Congress
Independence Square
Senate
House of Representaives
Power plant wreck damages Ogden area and streetcar service
A luge valve at the Pioneer power plant in Ogden Canyon failed Sunday afternoon, plunging Ogden into darkness for over four hours and halting streetcar traffic for seven. The blast damaged the bullring area and disrupted business and church services across several blocks. Estimated loss stands at 125000. investigators suspect two small eyes threw the switch feeding the intake valve.
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Utah Light
Reilway Company
Pioneer
Ogden Canyon
Ogden
Funeral of Mrs Charles W Pabanks Held in Indianapolis
Indianapolis mourns Mire Charles W Pabanks widow of the former vice president with a Sunday funeral at Crown Hill Cemetery. Bishop William McDowell of Chicago presided after accompanying Mr and Mrs Fairbanks on a recent world tour.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mire
Charles W. Pabanks
Crown
William McDowell
Chicago
Mra
Fairbanks
Diaz breaks with Herata and Huerta over resignation
General Felis Dias resigns as brigadier general amid Mekxico tensions. Diaz declines to join a Mexico City trip with Huerta, citing personal reasons. Vidaurraga urges reconsideration, then departs for the capital. May declare martial law looms as Colorado reports coalstrike upheaval. Governor Ammons declares likely state action to curtail strike activity and bring in disarmament and strikebreakers if no settlement is reached.
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Denver
Colo
Coalields
M. Ammons
Lake County Colonel William Nelson Dies at 74
William Nelson, longtime associate of the Lake Tribune, died suddenly Sunday morning just after his 74th birthday. He served 32 years with the paper in various roles, beginning as a reporter.
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Fa Lake
William Nelson
Alt Lake Tribune
Nelson
Balt Lake Tribune
Thaw escape gate tender discharged by Dutchess authorities
Aged gate tender Howard Barnamb was discharged by Justice Morschauser after a jury refused to indict him for allowing Harry K Thaw to escape from the Matteawan asylum. Separate dispatches note gun threats against strikers and other unrest across several locations.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Howard Barnam
Harry K. Thaw
Morschauser
Dutchess County Frend
Train Ditched Near Cedar Falls Injures Several
A Chicago United Limited train from the Missouri Central line ditched after a collision. Engineer Wahl sustained severe scalds to the paleas area and an ankle sprain, while his hand was crushed. Several passengers were brushed and scratched in the incident near Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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Cedar Falls
Wahl
Chicago
Currency Reform Plans Urged at Conference in Pekin China
At a Sunday conference with European bankers the minister of Niuance urged early establishment of uniform currency and withdrawal of de based notes. In Aliwaukes Wisconsin seven men died and twenty four were injured when a blast at the Goodyear Hubber plant caused extensive damage.
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China
Pekin
Niuance
Aliwaukes
Wis
Goodyear Hubber Company
Hedey Mores Manlia Death Report In Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death on a date between two local places in the Talipao area with unclear names and identifiers. The readable part mentions a person and a date but lacks coherent details or confirmation of event type.
Election in Italy and rescue at sea reported amid chaos
Fragmented lines describe an election in Rome with bold but garbled prose and casualties, noting injuries and a death. The text shifts to a New York incident involving a voyage where survivors were transferred to Liverpool after rescue by a vessel.
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Velturna
New York
En York
Kortyels
Mato
Port Hueday
Wadls
Tory
Pleamur
Deraniee
Liverpool
Patchy Northwest News Sketches from Remo to Montana
Fragmented text reports September death toll exceeding births in Remo, a shooting in Portland hospital leaves Christina Hees near death, jealousy cited. Also notes rising egg market price, dams planned on Malad river, mining and land notices, civil service exams for stenographers, arrests in Grand Junction, and various regional events.
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Board of Health
Ing
Mena
Christina Hees
Portland
Charles Heas
Stanley D. Seotell
California
Constable AB. Cheney
Denton
Moat
Remo
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