Mexico Crisis Refuses Huerta Rule Carranza Seen as Alternative
A 1913 report outlines U S aims to restore peace in Mexico by supporting Carranza while denying recognition to Huerta. Dr Hale's Washington mission and Carranza's stance are noted with concern over arms embargo, potential revolts, and risk of American intervention.
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Huerta
Arranzista
Mexico
Congress
Aee
Apof
United States
Wilson
Europe
America
Hale
Carranza
Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Pardoned Jacob Jeter Highlighted in Blease Thanksgiving Bill
Special dispatch reports Governor Cole L. Blease pardoned one hundred prisoners for Thanksgiving including Jacob B. Jeter. Observers say Jeter may repeat crimes to exhibit the governor’s mercy and note a history of minor murders and shootings.
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Blease
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Jacob B. Jeter
Jacob Jeter
Jeter
C.m
Mr. Blease
Supreme Court ruling targets book price fixing by publishers
The Supreme Court this week declared agreements among publishers and booksellers to fix retail prices unlawful. The Macy case found the publishers and book sellers conspired to restrain trade, driving some booksellers out of business and burdening parents with high school book costs. The decision, praised by education reform advocates, shifts to challenge the long standing book trust and its tax on education.
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United States Supreme Court
Ring Dir
Daaen Saekioes
Department of Justice
R.H. Macy & Co
New York
American Publishers’ Association
American Book Sellers’ Association
Macy
Justice Day
Publishers’ Association
United States
Booksellers’ Association
School Book Trust
Book Trust
Supreme Court
Aeclares
Pulse Rate During Sleep Reflects Restfulness Levels
Carnegie Institute records show pulse rate as an index of body's chemical changes. In sleep the average rate for patients with heart defects was 59 per minute, 74 per minute when awake, with minimal variation during rest. Daytime sleep offers less reduction than nocturnal rest.
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Boston Nutrition Laboratory
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Klewitz
Moritz
Cologne
Straus to devotoe his life to charity in coming years
Nathan Straus plans to devote at least a year to humanitarian work abroad with his son Straus Jr. in the Holy Land. They will advance the Nathan Straus Relief Bureau, Pasteur Institute, and other projects, while continuing local philanthropy and milk pasteurization efforts. Local work and funds will support health, housing, and employment for the poor.
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Ydertaken
Thar
Palestine
Alexandria
Holy Land
Nathan Straus
International Health
Pasteur
Mr. Straus
Jerusalem
Straus
Uni
Nathan Straus, Jr
Rhenish
Bavaria
Talbotten
Board of Health
Cooper Union
Jewish Review
Cleveland
Ohio
Government ownership of railways eyed in public debate
The Journal of Commerce cites public interest as central to Interstate Commerce Commission concerns while the New York Herald warns that shipper influence could push rates down, risking government control of rail transport. With interstate lines capitalized around 2 billion dollars, opinions fear vast securities implications and a workforce surge from 1.6 to over 2 million.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Journal of Commerce
The
New York Herald
United States
Aurorian Lewis Secures Chicago Regional Reserve Bank
The Illinois senator Aurorian James Hamilton Lewis earns praise as a regional reserve association location heads to Chicago, amid a Washington accord with Senators Bacon, Smith, Shafroth, and Thomas. Chicago is hailed as the city to host the financial center, with bankers urged to celebrate the coming financial decision.
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Aurorian
James Hamilton Lewis
United States
Ilinois
Chicago
Record-Herald
Washington Dispatch
Bacon and Smith
Georgia
Shafroth and
Thomas
Colorado
Lewis
Pard
Aurora
Maud Muller
Regional Reserve Bank
Plano
Elgin
Willow Springs
Downers Grove
Brinker's Creek
Red Hen
State Street
Washington Agton
Association of Aree
Ciy Club
Eee Oe
Let's Be
Beating the Beef Price: New Commission Studies Cattle Pork
Washington reports a congressional or Agriculture Department commission will study economical beef and pork production this winter. The piece notes rising corn costs, shrinking ranges, and Argentina’s market pressure, with alfalfa feeding cited as a potential pork cost reducer and disease as a key price risk.
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Victor Elliott
Washinton
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Argentina
United States
Middle Western
Missouri Valley
Selling by Rule in a Psychological Sale Moment
A Washington Herald quote argues a course in scientific salesmanship makes this the psychological moment to close a sale. The piece highlights insistence on placing orders immediately as a marketing tactic.
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Washington Herald
Berlin Eyes Paris Rise Yet Tango Ban Hits Safety Claim
The New York Evening Post quotes the Esisers edict against the tango as a setback to Berlin's bid to surpass Paris as a center of safety and culture. A dialogue then notes a faux New Yorker who speaks like one but isn’t, highlighting identity and belonging in urban lore.
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Berlin
Paris
New York Evening Post
Indispensable Express Service Under Public Scrutiny
The Chattanooga Times discusses unrest over the future of express service, weighing whether accuse deserving rates and practices, government interference, and the essential role of express firms in national prosperity and daily convenience. It urges public understanding of express functions and calls for clear industry responses.
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New York
Post Office Department
Chattanooga Times
Trade notes urged for barter across Arkansas Advocate
Desire urges readers in the Arkansas Advocate to trade any edible or usable item from cash to crops and goods. The note lists items such as potatoes butter eggs wood turnips hides pearls slugs apples honey molasses and various animals and asks readers to come across with what they have to eat drink wear or trade.
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Ark
A Mere Formality
A fragment from the Boston Transcript shows a mother warning a child named Dorothy Perkins about a horse as the child addresses the animal with a name. The snippet captures a domestic scene and a playful, formal tone.
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Dorothy Perkins
Horthey
Boston ‘Transcript
Hell's Annex Dictum Sparks Mexican Annex Gag
In a Detroit News spoof, Satan complains of overcrowded Hades and jokes about annexing Mexico as the only nearby hellish move. The playful cartoon caption riffs on excess and geography with classical infernal whimsy.
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Hell’s Annex
Satan
Hades
Annex Mexico
Detroit Newa
Woman’s fitness zeal hints at goals of change
A Cinch quotes Truth of Cherubusco Indiana noting that when a woman pursues physical culture she aims to reduce or increase the size of some body part. The remark reflects local attitudes on health and body image.
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Cherubusco
Not Up to the Minute Mexican Situation Cited
Detroit Free Press quotes a columnist asking about Mexico and notes information is only current as of this morning. The brief reflects a cautious tone on evolving regional events.
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Detroit Free
Banquet scheme aims to boost campaign decency support
An Age-Herald item outlines a staged invitation plan to win favor for the new administration. It suggests drafting invitations, mounting a Manhattan style banquet, engraving tickets, appointing committees and inviting speakers and a press agent to showcase notable figures.
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Nowman
Manhattan
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Erei
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