Morning papers weigh Mexican crisis and possible U S action
London editorials cite the Mexican situation as risking chaos in Mexico and urge the United States to act if necessary to restore order. They say President Wilson may be driven to intervention to secure a stable government amid Huerta’s influence.
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Associated Press
London
London Morning Papers
Washington Communication
Wilson
Intere Morning Post
United States
Mexico
Express
Mes
Huerta
White House Announces Margaret Wilson Maid of Honor
The White House disclosed that Margaret Wilson will be maid of honor at the wedding of Jessie Woodrow Wilson to Francis B. Sayre on November 26 at the White House. The list includes Eleanor Randolph Wilson and other relatives and friends as bridesmaids, with ushers from Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Williams College, and Harvard Law School. Rev. Sylvester W. Beach will perform the ceremony.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Margaret Wilson
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
Mary G. White
Baltimore
Jessie Wilson
Adeline Mitchell Scott
William
Princeton
Wilson
Sympathy and Passive Support to the United States Stated
A fragment notes a stance of sympathy and passive support toward the United States in relation to Mexico. The text suggests mixed or cautious positions amid regional relations. No clear event, dates, or named figures are provided in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Brutality and Hunger Report From Atlanta Penitentiary
Fayette R. Salter, back in Mobile, accuses Atlanta federal prison warden and guards of brutal punishment and deliberate starvation. He recounts 24 hours chained with face to rocks, one cup of water, a slice of dry bread, and meals served dirty or spoiled. Salter cites widespread stomach troubles and harsh punishment for minor infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Atlanta Federal
Fayette R. Salter
Mobile
Salter
Selma Coal Rate Case Delayed by Brief Filing
The Selma Chamber of Commerce seeks a coal rate cut from Alabama coal fields to Selma. The railroad commission will rule after briefs are filed by November 1, with no action until then. The case began with a petition to reduce rates from $1 to 50 cents, defied by Louisville and Nashville, then reheard for 70 cents.
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Montgomery
Ala
Railroad Commission
Selma Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
Selma
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Denver Area Land Withdrawn for Park Use
Secretary Lane recommends withdrawing over 34000 acres near Denver to convert into park land. The land, praised for scenery but not for farming or mining, was previously withdrawn in the Taft era and then returned to the public domain due to inaction.
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Associated Press
Washington, Navy
Lane
City of
Denver
Taft
Railroads Protest North Carolina Rates
North Carolina railroads including Southern Railway Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line protested recent fees. Governor Craig’s exceptions to rate increases were discussed as part of the ongoing dispute in Raleigh on November 5.
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North Carolina
Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Craig
Alabama Delegates Named for Inland Waterway Meet
Hundreds of delegates from five Southern states will attend the Sixth Annual Mississippi to Atlantic Inland Waterway Association convention in Palatka Florida November 17 to 21 in joint session with the Atlantic Deeper Waterway Association. The Alabama list includes John W. Durr Terry T. Greil Richard Hobbie Nathan Lobman J A Thompson Terry Breil C C Dobbs and others appointed by various state bodies.
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Pensacola
Fla
Mississippi To Atlantic Inland Waterway Association
Palatka
Jacksonville
Atlantic Deeper Waterway Association
Alabama
Business Men's League
Montgomery
Ala
John W. Durr
Terry T. Greil
W. A. Gunter, Jr
Richard Hobbie
Nathan Lobman
J. A. Thompson
Terry Breil
C. C. Dobbs
Marengo County
S. H. Bethea
Farnsdale
W. C. Harrison
Gallion
Telegraph crop news service extended to all states
The extension of the telegraph crop news service by the Department of Agriculture will wire state condition reports to a central weather station in each state for immediate distribution by mail. The general crop summaries will be issued from Washington. The service began as an experiment in nine states and is deemed satisfactory. Nervous and sick headaches are noted with Dr King’s New Life Pills offered for relief.
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Associated Press
Washington
Telegraph
Department of Agriculture
Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mrs Bryant Hurt In Auto Horse Collision
Mrs D O Bryant 58 North Monterey Street was severely injured when a runaway horse crashed into the car she and Dr Bryant were riding late Tuesday night. The horse was left standing in the street during a delivery for the Frier Pressing Club and the auto was damaged.
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D. O. Bryant
North
Monterey Street
Resinol Remedy Promises Gentle Baby Skin Care
Resinol ointment and lotion are advertised as free from harsh ingredients and safe for soothing baby itching skin. The copy emphasizes mild relief and gentle care for sensitive infants.
Miss Russell Stars in She Stoops to Conquer at Lyric Theatre
At the Lyric Theatre Miss Russell appears Saturday night in Oliver Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer a light hearted comedy of youth and manners. Oswald Yorke leads as Marlowe with Benson Players pedigree while Percival Stevens plays Tony Lumpkin. Seats go on sale Thursday morning.
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Miss Russell
Lyric ‘Theatre
Oliver Goldsmith
Kate
Marlowe
Wald Yorke
Benson Players
England
Tony Lumpkin
Percival Stevens
Annie Russell
Fusionist fogo: Hen nessy backs anti Tammany drive
Ex governor Sulzer graft investigator Joan A Hen nessy defends his role in the Fusionists campaign. He says his aim was to force a fusion of anti Tammany voters and to wake New York to its perceived political danger. He admits he exaggerated facts to protect the fusion effort.
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Associate Press
New York
Joan A. Hennessy
Sulzer
Tammany Hall
Edward E. McCall
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Hale
Asi
Harris Grocery Offers Fresh Lemon Cherries Today
R O Harris Grocery announces fresh stock today with lemon cherries available. Local shoppers are invited to visit the store for this seasonal fruit offering and see if it meets their needs.
Druggist Shot by Constable in Store at Paris
Paris, near Birmingham, November 5. J. W. Sullivan, drug store proprietor, was shot and killed in his shop by George Alexander, a constable, who surrendered later. Authorities say Sullivan was suspected of operating a blind tiger.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
J., W. Sullivan
Paris
George Alexander
Sullivan
Arrests reported as emigration offices closed in Austro German areas
Vienna reports wholesale arrests and the closing of the Austro German emigration offices at Lemberg Czernowitz and Cracow. Cunard agents warned by the government against irregularities.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Lloyd
Lemberg
Czernowitz
Cracaow
Cunard
Huerta Rumors Stir as U S Demands Retirement
Mexico City reports privately that Washington demands Huerta retire and hand over governance, with a commission plan and new elections. Huerta remains enigmatic while intimates see the memorandum as decisive, urging immediate step down to avoid harsher measures.
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Rogers Peet & Co
Knox Hats
Earl & Wilson
Miss ‘Wilsons
Atlanta
Walt
States Railroad Commission
Island Waterway
Palatka, Fla
Telegraph Crop
the Lyric
Hennessy
R. O
Harris Grocery ‘Co
Fighting Immigration
Mexico City
National Palace
Congress
General Huerta
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The
Bank of Mobile
National Banking
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