Huerta vows protection and Mexican self-rule
General Huerta provisional president of Mexico promised to protect foreigners and ensure domestic affairs are settled by Mexicans. He said peace and fair elections are his priorities and expressed deep respect for the United States. He predicted Mexicans will freely choose their leader by ballot once stability returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
General Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
Hhis
United States
Mining law change urged by American Congress
The American Mining Congress urged Congress and state legislatures to modify antitrust laws as applied to natural resources to conserve resources and protect employees. In Calumet Michigan 189 striking copper miners were arrested by militia in the Copper City Albouez and Mohawk districts for alleged violations of injunctions against picketing. In Salt Lake City two youths robbed twelve men on a freight train near Provo, taking about 40 in cash.
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Philadelpia
American Mining Cogress
Congress
Nzing Natural Resources
Calumet
Mich
Copper City
Albouez
Mohawk
Pick
Salt Lake City
Provo
Earthquake Disrupts Panamanian City Amid Panic
Fragmented OCR describes an earthquake in Panama causing residents to rush from homes to open spaces. It references a swift aftershock, demands for uniform seals, and an emergency assembly in Philadelphia with unanimous approval at a presidential event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Helw
Het
President Huerta Upheld by Mexican Courts
In Mexico City President Huerta is to be upheld for all acts of his administration and his elevation to the presidency deemed legal. Supreme Court justices, led by Judge Demetrio Sodli, prepare an opinion citing precedents to support dissolution of Congress as justified by alleged treasonous conduct of the deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huerta
Supreme Court
Demetrio Sodli
Supreme|i Bench
Itta
Congress
United States to Notify World on Mexican Interference
Washington reports the U S government plans a proclamation to all nations stating that any interference in Mexican affairs will be viewed unfavorably. President Wilson Secretary Bryan and Counselor Moore discuss wording to reflect a Monroe Doctrine policy and to inform foreign governments of U S actions in Mexico.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Mexico
Law
Omer
Federal Reserve Bank Plan Sparks Presidential Opposition
President publicly opposes a single central bank, backing twelve regional banks under the Glawsen bill while Secretary Tumulty and others endorse the system. The debate centers on structure and control of the nation’s future monetary reform as Senate deliberations continue.
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Washington
Ulere
Federal Reserve Bank
United
Senate
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Glawswen
Wertingaun
Bandits Defeated by CoRR Vero Meomew, American Wrestler
Fragmented OCR report notes Mahmout killed ey Bandits and mentions CoRR Vero Meomew, a tub core wrestler with ties to American matrial. It references Holgerian bandits and a pipeline incident, with details unclear and names partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corr Vero
Laetudling Fiotek
Band of Holgerian Bandits
Onntalne
Federal aid urged to unlock irrigation funds in Carey act
F H Newell director of the United States reclamation service urged federal cooperation with states to use 20 million of 100 million in irrigation funds. He warned the west must act in good faith, avoid repudiation, and ensure bona fide settlers occupy lands rather than speculators profiting from land drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
F. H. Newell
United States Reclamation Service
Commercial Club
Abandon Hope for Miners in Dawson Mine Tragedy
Major portion of the ninety imprisoned in the Stag Canan mine remains undiscovered. Friday night total recovered stood at sixty-one, with exploration now within one room of the last chamber where the explosion was strongest. Officials fear all entombed are dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
N. m
Murray heiress to wed Army lieutenant in January
Miss Sallie Murray daughter of Major General and Mrs Arthur Murray will marry Lieut Henry Conger Pratt in January in San Francisco with the Western Army division headquarters. Debates and legal moves accompany the marriage news as authorities seek the return of Harry K Thaw for a state action, with deputies Dan Kennedy and John Frenks heading to Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Albany
N. Yee
Roosevelts Speech To South American Audience
President Roosevelt delivered a far reaching address to South American listeners at the university venue on Friday. The speech touched on cooperation and shared interests for the western hemisphere and emphasized friendship across nations.
Foreshadowing Mexican Policy Speech at Swarthmore
President Wilson speaking at Swarthmore College expressed a belief that no government can endure if stained with blood and ruled without the consent of the governed. He cited William Penn's free commonwealth in America and indicated Washington's forthcoming formal note on U S policy toward Mexico. The big tent gathering was cheered loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
Wilton
William Penn
America
Washington
United States
Mexico
Merion City Election Returns Partial and Heated
At the close of elections on the 26th Merion City indicated insufficient votes to legally elect a president to succeed Gen Victorians Huerta. Estimated turnout was under 10 000 of 100 000 eligible voters with no official result. Catholic leaders claimed gains for Federico Gamboa and General Reston while Liberal candidates Manuel Claero and Flores Magon faced lack of printed ticket support.
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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 with Wilson address
President Wilson spoke at the rededication of Independence Hall the former hub of Congress where the Senate and House met from 1790 to 1800. He delivered a twenty minute speech recalling early republic days and comparing then and now, highlighting the hall’s restoration to near original appearance.
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Wilson
Philadelphia
Congress
Independence Square
Senate
House of Representaives
Power Plant Wreck in Ogden Canyon Turmoil
A water valve at Utah Light Railway Pioneer plant failed Sunday evening at the mouth of Ogden canyon. The accident plunged Ogden into darkness for over four hours, halted streetcar service seven hours, and disrupted church services and nearby businesses. Estimated loss stands at 125000. Cause undetermined, but two small eyes may have thrown the switch feeding the intake valve.
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Utah Light
Reilway Company
Pioneer
Ogden Canyon
Ogden
Funeral for Mire Charles W Pabanks Wife of VP Held in Indy
The funeral of Mire Charles W Pabanks, wife of the former vice president, occurred Sunday afternoon at Indianapolis home. Burial followed in Crown Hill Cemetery. Bishop William McDowell of Chicago conducted the services after accompanying Mr and Mrs Fairbanks part way on a world tour.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mire
Charles W. Pabanks
Crown
William McDowell
Chicago
Mra
Fairbanks
Diaz breaks with Heart a and Huerta on resignation
General Felis Dias telegraphed his resignation as brigadier general, ending talks for a Mexico City trip. Colonel Vidarraga tried to sway him but Dias refused citing his wife's illness. Vidarraga left for the capital. a special train carried him Sunday night. May declare martial law in miners district looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Coalields
M. Ammons
Lake-Col William Nelson Dies Suddenly at 74
Lake City editor William Nelson of the Lake Tribune died Sunday morning after a sudden illness. He spent 132 years with the newspaper in various roles, beginning as a reporter.
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Fa Lake
William Nelson
Alt Lake Tribune
Nelson
Balt Lake Tribune
Disorderly era and trials in early 20th century notes
A jumble of brief items records cases like gate tender Howard Barnam freed by Justice Morschauser as a Dutchess grand jury declines to indict. Other notes mention machine guns against strikers, a Duluth incident, a Texas deputy suicide, Fort Filiva views, a French minister protest over duties, a Home Rule Bill move for Ireland, and the funeral of Adolph Guach in Germany with large family attendance.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Howard Barnam
Harry K. Thaw
Morschauser
Dutchess County Frend
Train Ditching Near Cedar Falls Injures Engineer and Passengers
A derailment involving a Chicago United Missouri Central service near Cedar Falls injures Engineer Wahl who sustains severe scalds and a crushed hand. Several passengers are brushed and scratched as the train is ditched by unexpected interference, though no fatalities are reported.
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Cedar Falls
Wahl
Chicago
Currency Reform Push Aims for Uniform China Notes
At a Sunday conference with European bankers the minister of Niuance urged early uniform currency and the withdrawal of de based notes. In Aliwaukes Wisconsin seven workers were killed and twenty four injured when a blast at the Goodyear Hubber plant caused extensive damage and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pekin
Niuance
Aliwaukes
Wis
Goodyear Hubber Company
Completion of a Local Figure in Thiriewwle Community Death
A fragment notes the death of a community member from Talipao on Golober 9a with unclear names and dates. The OCR text references Hedey Mores Manlia and a Barry Moberry figure connected to the Thiriewwle community, but the details are garbled. Further reading is needed for precise attribution and timing.
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Manlia
Epsin Barry Moberry
Thiriewwle
Philippine
Melurdey
Pounds
Seumte
Marge Ag
Talipao
Election in Italy Sparks Bold Tivarresurtions in Rome
Confusing report describes bold actions and casualties during an Italian election in Rome on the 24th. It mentions Healy, Dimore, and numerous injuries, with survivors in New York and mentions of transfers to Liverpool after rescue by steamship.
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Rome
Healy
Dimore
Velturna
New York
En York
Kortyels
Mato
Port Hueday
Wadls
Tory
Pleamur
Deraniee
Liverpool
North West News Roundup Domestic and Crime Notes
A scattered Northwest news digest reports varied items from September mortality in Remo to Jealousy linked shooting in Port land. It notes mining and development near Mena, a high price for first grade oats in Remo, civil service exam opportunities for stenographers and typists, arrests in Grand Junction for car robbery, a new Idaho hydro plant near Hagerman, and land sales in Elko county.
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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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Border Patrol
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Meralco
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New York Giants
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