Warning to Huerta cited from Asquith speech
The Westminster Gazette warns Provisional President Huerta after Asquith's Guildhall remarks. It notes antagonism between Britain and the United States over Mexico and warns that Britain's recognition could be reconsidered if Huerta ignores the electoral test he chose. Diplomacy may pressure Huerta without force.
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Westminster Gazette
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Guildhall
England
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Mexico
the Gazette
Judge condemns furrier scam after Chicago robbery tale
Samuel Karp furrier confessed to conspiracy to conceal assets from creditors. He received two years in federal prison in Atlanta and a $10,000 fine. His brother Jacob Karp drew one year and a $1,000 fine. Judge Hunt called the robbery story a wicked, transparent fraud.
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New York
Samuel Karp
Furrier
Chicago
Atlanta
Jacob Karp
Hunt
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Ad Promises Health Boost
An old advertisement touts HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS, claiming quick relief for constipation and biliousness, plus appetite, skin clarity, and malaria help. It promises a money back offer, 25 cent price, and a free chocolate coated sample from Hot Springs Chemical Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
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Hot Springs
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Detectives pursue banker’s wife amid New Jersey beach resorts search
Investigators widen inquiry as a banker's wife is seen aiding a search across New Jersey beach resorts. Officials declined comment on her exact role while continuing to trace leads and coordinate with local authorities.
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New Jersey
Samuel Hussey Dead Irish Land Agent in Turbulent Eighties
Dublin reports the death of Samuel Hussey a noted land agent and major figure in the land agitation during Ireland's turbulent eighties. He survived several assassination attempts amid ongoing struggle.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Samuel Hussey
Ireland
Hussey
Refugees Endure Untold Agonies in 310-Mile Trek
New York reports recount the ordeal of over 310 women and children fleeing Torreon to Monterey. The two week journey by train faced ruined tracks, delays for troop trains, scarce food, and multiple perilous encounters with rebels and federal forces. One child died en route, and Mrs. Fletcher faced several narrow escapes amid sieges.
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New York
Torreon
Monterey
Fletcher
Two Suspects Held for Birmingham Outrages
Birmingham, November 11. Ben Liocyd and John Lerman two young men were taken in by police as suspects in the night raid against Syrian grocer Awib Saeb and Hebrew grocer Herman Pollock. Saeb and Pollock are reported to die. A pistol was found on one of the arrestees.
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Pensacola
Fla
Benjamin C. Heinberg
Shepperd
Federal
Heinberg
Fereal Grand Jury
Nellie Ward
Birmingham
Associated Press
Aia
Ben Liocyd
John Lerman
Awib Saeb
Herman Pollock
Saed
Pollock
McCoy Named President of American Cities Company
Hugh McCoy president of New Orleans Railway & Electric Company was elected president of the American Cities Company after hours of directors meetings. He succeeds George H. Davis as head of the company which controls systems in several cities.
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New Orleans
Ila
Hugh McCoy
New Orleans Railway & Electric Company
American Cities Company
Mr. McCloskey
George H. Davis
Ameren Cities Company
Underwood Garners Warm Reception in Montgomery
Special to The Item. Congressmen Oscar W. Underwood addressed a large crowd at the Grand Theatre in Montgomery on his U S Senate campaign. A Montgomery Underwood Club formed after the rally and Ray Rushton chaired the event.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Grand Theatre
Montgomery County
Underwood Club
Ray Rushton
Underwood
Birmingham
Exchange Hotel
Frisco Line Directors Elected Amid Insider Fight
Stockholders of the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad voted for directors as insurgents seek control from Eastern interests. The annual report shows operating revenue of 15.339 million dollars with a 14.6 percent gain but a 667 thousand dollar operating deficit. Directors named include Thomas H. West W. K. Bixby Albert T. Perkins B. F. Yoakum and W. C. Nixon among others with Nixon slated for presidency replacing B. F. Winchell while receivership continues two years.
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Associated Press
Louis
St. Louis
Thomas H. West
The
Road
St. Louis Union Trust Company
W. K. Bixby
Wabash
Albert T. Perkins
W. Fordyce
New York
Frisco
Benjamin P. Cheney
Boston
W. C. Nixon
B. F. Winchell
Nixon
Watercolor Painter James H. Moser Dies in Washington
Associated Press reports Canadian artist James Henry Moser died in Washington last night from a paralytic stroke. The well known water color painter was prominent in North American art circles.
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Associated Press
Washington
James Henry Moser
Moser
Suffrage Writer Mrs. Catharine Waite Dies in Chicago
Mrs. Catharine Van Caulkenburg Waite, associate of Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton in early suffrage work, died in Chicago yesterday from heart trouble.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Catharine van Caulkenburg Waite
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Dont Scold An Irritable Child Propaganda Ad
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for children with stomach and bowel upset. It touts a gentle inside cleanse, promises rapid relief, and advises asking for a 50 cent bottle while noting a purported California medicine maker.
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California
Stricken While Kneeling in Pew at St John the Baptist
Hannah Moran a fifty year old seamstress was stricken with paralysis while kneeling in prayer in the church of St John the Baptist New York. She later revealed she had suffered a stroke and was faint with hunger before hospital treatment.
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New York
Hannah Moran
Church of St. John the Baptist
Miss Moran
Citizens Trip to Orange Grove Planned by Chamber
Farm Demonstration Agent George A. Maloney and Chamber of Commerce official Don Farnsworth plan an automobile tour to A. H. Daves orange grove near Irvington. Several cars will shuttle from the City Bank building at 8 30 Wednesday morning and return by lunchtime. Contact Farnsworth to join.
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Mobile County
George A. Maloney
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Orange Grove
A. H. Daves
Irvington
St. Joseph Street
City Bank
Farnsworth
Sociologists Discuss City Officers and Law Topics
At a Municipal Sociology class meeting held Monday night at the YMCA, Jere Austill led a discussion on The Election of City Officers and L Y McLeod spoke on The City Attorney and His Relation to State Law. Both talks were engaging and showed solid familiarity with the subjects.
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Jere Austill
L. Y. McLeod
Iere
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry
Valley of Mobile
Orient
Alabama
St. Francis Street
Mobile Lodge of Perfection
Mobile
Rose Croix
H. I. Gaines
Council of
Kadosh
Vatican appoints Monsignor Kozlowski as Milwaukee auxiliary bishop
Official Vatican announcement names Monsignor Edward Kozlowski of St. Stanislaus Church Bay City Michigan as titular bishop of Germa in Asia Minor and auxiliary bishop of the Milwaukee diocese.
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Associated Press
Rome
Vatican
Edward Kozlowski
St. Stanislaus Church
Bay City
Mich
Germa
Asia Minor
Milwaukee
Don’t Go Into Business With Your Kin Say Sages
A wry proverb warns against kinship business ties suggesting trust in relatives can bring trouble while doctors push recovery might threaten a healer’s livelihood. The saying contrasts personal loyalty with professional interests and implies caution in family led ventures.
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