Diaz again rules out returning to Mexico from exile
General Porfirio Diaz told a Paris interview he has no plan to return unless a foreign nation invades Mexico. He warned that Mexico will unite to expel invaders, criticized General Felix Diaz for Vera Cruz actions, and declined to discuss U S policy or President Wilson's planned message.
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London
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Paris
Exchange Telegraph Company
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Dent Rooeer
General Diaz
United States
Wilson
Frank murder case moves to Georgia Supreme Court
Leo Frank's lawyers prepare a bill of exceptions after Judge Roan denied a new trial for the Mary Phagan murder. They plan to urge the Georgia Supreme Court to review alleged trial errors including juror prejudice and vitiated proceedings. Frank, under a death sentence suspended, remains hopeful despite the setback.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Leo MM. Frank
Mary
Phagan
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Fulton County, Superior Court
Supreme Court of Georgia
Frank
Roan
Failed Natchez Bank Hears Depositors Petition for Change
Twenty one depositors of the First Natchez Bank, closed with attorneys after midnight, petition court to remove co receiver B Samuels and replace with Brandon a local attorney. Bluff City Savings Bank funds in First Natchez prompted receivership. liabilities near 40 000 dollars. Tensas River Planting Company in Vidalia La faces receivership tied to the bank failure. assets and liabilities estimated at 500 000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Natchez
Miss
Cutter
Gh Brandon
B. Samuels
R. Lee Wood
Bluff City Savings Bank
Tensas River Planting Company
Vidalia
Concordia
Catashoula
Short Alabama Railroad Commission session likely record low
The Alabama Railroad Commission will meet next Monday with only two cases on the docket, both minor. The Southern Railway seeks to close renney s at Weaver, and M F Chandler and the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad seek a depot at Chandler. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce is allowed more time to file briefs in the Mobile pig iron case, with a decision expected in weeks.
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Southern Railway
Renneys
Weaver
M. F. Chandler and Tiare
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atantic Railroad Company
Chandler
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Tax Commission Hearings Set in Four South Alabama Counties
Property owners in four South Alabama counties may present complaints to the state tax commission next week. Hearings are scheduled at Mount Evergreen on Tuesday Brewton on Wednesday Bay Minette on Thursday and Mobile on Friday. The commission has recently set many assessments and will hear owners' objections to valuations amid a major docket, including about forty cases in Mobile.
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Montgomery
Ala
South Alabama
Mount Evergreen
Brewton
Bay Minette
Mobile
Imogile Minister Is Naturalized
Montgomery alderman notes naturalization of Imogile minister who arrived in the United States in 1493 and became a religious figure in the community.
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Imogile
Street Riots Hit Indianapolis Street Car Strike
Rioting in Indianapolis street car employes strike erupts in the business district. Cars are halted, trolley ropes cut, and workers pulled from cars. Police drive the crowd from the center of the district after an hour of unrest. Strike leaders say about 500 are out. Post Office Inspector William T. Pletcher warns government mail collection must proceed on schedule or arrests may follow.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
William T. Pletcher
Manigal May Be Free Within Six Days
Los Angeles reports that Ortie McManigal, linked to the McNamara brothers in the union leaders trial as an accomplice, may gain freedom within six days as county authorities announce a pending decision.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Ortie
Emée Manigal
MecNamara Brothers
Professor and Congressman Dramatic Classroom Moment
A Kentucky lecture features Holmes Conrad denouncing public sympathy for criminals. Caleb Powers, a student congressman, confesses I am that man asserting his innocence after a dramatic claim. Powers endured eight years in Kentucky prisons over the Goebel murder case.
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Holmes Conrad
Dew
Caleb Powers
Kentucky Congress
Conrad
Kentucky
Congress
I _W
Powers
Goebel
Outrages in Peru Reported Parallel Bolivian Natives Abuse
Washington reports unofficial accounts of alleged outrages on Bolivian natives in the rubber country, paralleling Putamayo atrocities in Peru. Officials, aside from Britain, will seek U S investigation. consular officers will examine facts and report to London.
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Associated Press
Washington
Peru
Great Britain
United States
London
Noted feud town Jackson hit by major fire
Jackson Kentucky November 1 Practically the entire business section was destroyed by fire today The post office hotel and two churches were burned along with a score of other structures in a feud era town repeatedly tested by fire and conflict.
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Jackson
Impeachment bid hits Madison County Probate Judge
Madison County grand jury recommends impeachment of Probate Judge W. T. Lawler for wilful neglect of duty incompetence and corruption. Lawler is indicted in several charges and arrested. Impeachment actions against seven other officials begin in circuit and supreme courts once the attorney general receives the official report.
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Montgo
Madison County Grand Jury
W. T. Lawler
Supreme Court
Lawler
Huntsville
Auburn Louisiana players to be entertained tonight at Vineyard
Auburn and Louisiana football teams along with officials and the band will be entertained tonight at the Vineyard Hotel. Manager Bae Tae promises a regular football night with a large time anticipated.
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Auburn
Louisiana
Cawthor Hotel
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Weather Summary for Alabama and Mississippi
Weather notes indicate warmer tonight and Sunday with moderate northeast winds. Alabama expects slowly rising temperatures tonight and Sunday. Mississippi forecasts fair skies tonight and Sunday with similarly rising temperatures.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Seattle Moves to Hire More Rat Catchers
The Seattle finance committee proposed a emergency appropriation of 1600 dollars to hire additional rat catchers along the waterfront after sixteen plague infected rats were caught this month. Health Commissioner James E. Crichter said the current force is insufficient to combat the outbreak.
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Associated Press
Seattle
James E. Crichter
Crichter
Educators Visit Hermitage After Southern Association Meeting
Delegates to the Southern Educational Association in Nashville Tenn after closing sessions visited the Hermitage home of General Andrew Jackson. Morning talks covered rural schools and education of the Negro with speakers including T 4 Coates Frankfort Ky Miss Mabel Williams Memphis D B Johnson Rockhill S C and R Jones Murfreesboro Tenn.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Educational Association
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Coates
Frankfort
Mabel Williams
Memphis
D. B. Johnson
Rockhill
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R. Jones
Murfreesboro
J. RB
Guy
Dennis Held On Many Charges in Chicago Fraud Case
Chicago police hold self styled professor Charles Dennis, linked to the clairvoyant trust formed in spring, facing multiple indictments for fraud. He was arrested in Boston on October 24 and is charged with swindling Chicago residents, planning fake horse races in England, and deceiving travelers, among other offenses.
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Associated Press
Chicago
England
Canada
Charles Dennis
Dennis
Boston
Louisville
New York
Buffalo
Montreal
Peoria
Calisbury
Battleship Fleet Battered by High Seas En Route to Mediterranean
The battleship fleet bound for Mediterranean ports encounters rolling seas due to fresh southwest winds. The ships, after leaving the Cu, Wyoming, have 1,650 miles to sail before reaching their first port Gibraltar.
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Wyoming
Mediterranean
Gibralter
German Cruiser Bound for Mexican Waters
Honolulu dispatch reports the German cruiser Nuremberg bound for Mexican waters after arriving from Yokohama. The ship loaded cargo and prepared to depart, signaling ongoing wartime movement and imperial naval activity.
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Mexican Waters
Associated Press
Honolulu
Nuremberg
Yokohama
Rico
Contents of Black Book Revealed Shake Impeachment Talks
New York reports disclose Hennessy interview with Stephen Stilwell at Sing Sing. Stilwell refuses confession and hints at pardon leverage to impact Governor Sulzer’s impeachment. He cites payments to Murphy and Frawley from brewery interests and discusses bribery in state politics.
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Associated Press
New York
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Sing Sing
Stephen Stilwell
Ieves
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Hennesey Stilwell
Sulzer
Stilwell
Frawley
Murphy
Hennessy
Ike Murphy
Brewery Association
Bryan Praises Wilson's Campaign Work
Elizabeth New Jersey AP report notes Nov spoke here as a candidate for governor praising Wilson's work and urging support amid campaign activity in the state.
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Bryan
Wilson
Associated Press
Elizabeth
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