Washington Pressures Huerta Over Arrested Deputies
Secretary Bryan and President Wilson dispatch envoys to Mexico City and Vera Cruz to protest the arrest of Mexican deputies and urge humane treatment. Senator Bacon says a constitutional election cannot occur amid Huerta’s grip and dissolved congress. No new U S warships planned as U S waits for events.
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Washington
Bryant
Wilson
White House
Lind
Vera .Cruz
Dyphaughnessy
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
O'Shaughnessy
Mexico
Bacon
Congress
Bomb throwers again at work in East Side blast
An explosion on October 13 shattered every pane of a block in New York's East Side. The Candela Gatto grocery store was wrecked amid a wave of bomb outrages linked to Italian suspects. The blast forced 250 residents to flee their homes.
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East Side
New York
Candela Gatto
Gatto
Hearts and Flowers at Orpheum features Huntley stock company
The Huntley stock company led by Mr. J. H. Huntley presents Hearts and Flowers a Southern love drama at the Orpheum Theatre Monday night. Mr. Huntley stars as the German baron with a 14 member cast including Rogers Barker Wilmot Williams and Luella Arnold. Special scenery and careful staging accompany the production with popular prices for all performances.
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Orpheum
Hearts and Flowers
Orpheum Theatre
Huntley Stock Company
J. H. Huntley
Huntley Company
Mobile
Huntley
Rogers Barker
Mr. Boner
Wilmot Williams
Foley
Minstrels and Show Film Seats On Sale At City Theatre
Al G Field's Greater Minstrels announce two performances in one day with a parade and concert at 11 am. Seat sale runs 9 am to 7 pm for choice seats. Hagenbeck Wallace films return Tuesday matinee and night with The Blue Light Inn. Over 2 500 attended Sundays show. films start promptly at 3 pm and 7 45 pm.
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al. G. Field
al. G. Field Greater
Hagenbeck & Wallace
Dreamland Theater
Man
Alien & Kenna
Blue Light Inn
Anu
Watson Prosecuted Over Obscene Mailings Case
Thomas E. Watson, editor and People's party member, faces federal charges in Augusta for publishing articles denouncing the Roman Catholic church. Indictment with specific wording omitted as obscene, defense cites Bible passages, trial set after October 20 under Judge Rufus Foster.
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Augusta
Thomas E. Watson
People’s Party
United
United States District Court
Watson
Watson's
Gran Jury
Watons
United States
Rufus B. Foster
Louisiana
Foster
Emory Speer
Prouty to Leave I C C for Railroad Valuation Work
Charles A. Prouty plans retirement from the Interstate Commerce Commission to become manager of the physical valuation branch for railroads. Appointed by President Cleveland in 1896, he has served continuously. He will resign to devote full attention to guiding railway valuation efforts.
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Washington
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissioner Prouty
Cleveland
Prouty
Woodruff Dies After Paralysis at Fusion Rally
Former New York lieutenant governor Timothy L. Woodruff dies at 55 after two weeks in critical condition from paralysis begun at a Fusion rally in Cooper Union. Survived by wife Mrs Woodruff and son John E. Woodruff. daughter and son-in-law Rodney Ward present.
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Py Associated Press
New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York State
Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Cooper Union
William A
Fighting in Progress Reported 65 Miles South in Laredo
Fighting between Federals and Constitutionalists began Friday about 65 miles south. The clash was still in progress today, with reports reaching Nuevo Laredo.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
Temple Freed In Mexico After Seizure For Sedition
Arthur Temple, staff writer for a New York magazine, was released in Eagle Pass Texas after arrest in Piedras Negras Mexico on sedition charges tied to material printed in his employer’s publication. Consul Blocker helped secure release, reportedly on condition of leaving Mexico and not speaking further of the revolution. Fears of upheaval spread as federal troops reportedly move to meet advancing constitutionalist forces from Fuente and Hacienda Guadaloupe.
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Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Tex
Arthur Temple
New York
Piedras Negras
Mex
Blocker
Mexico
Fuente
Hacienda Guadaloupe
Burial of Joseph Percy Greenwood at St Marys Church
The funeral for Joseph Percy Greenwood was held Sunday at 4 pm from St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Father Lauzen officiating. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery with many floral tributes and pallbearers C Crow Joseph Crow W B Campbell M H Campbell.
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Joseph Greenwood
Joseph Percy Greenwood
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Lauzen
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs. C. Crow
Joseph Crow
W. B. Campbell
M. H. Campbell
Infant Josephine Schneider Lays Down to Rest
Josephine L Schneider aged two months daughter of Mr and Mrs George Schneider died Sunday morning at the Spring Hill home after several weeks illness. The family mourns with many friends in this county who extend sympathy in their hour of bereavement.
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Josephine L. Schneider
George Schneider
Spring Hill
Prisoner Imported to Mobile on Train Second Man Detained
Deputy Sheriff M D McRea of Calvert Alabama arrived in Mobile aboard the Southern Railway in custody of C T Watkins indicted by the last grand jury for illegal whiskey selling near Calvert. On the same trip he arrested Will Carey for carrying a concealed weapon when the weapon was displayed to him through a coach window. Both men were placed in the county jail.
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M. D. McRea
Calvert
Ala
Mobile
Southern Railway
C. T. Watkins
Will Carey
Carey
Mrs Nellie Akenhead Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Nellie Akenhead wife of A Akenhead died Monday at 6 o clock at the family home Dawes Alabama after a brief illness She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Flo B Lathrop Dawes and Mrs Rose Figel Pine Bluff Arkansas and three sons S E Akenhead Dawes W Akenhead Lake Village and L B S Akenhead Shelbyville Interment will be at Dawes after services prepared by Crenshaw Undertaking Co.
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Nellie Akenhead
A. Akenhead
Dawes
Ala
Flo B. Lathrop
Rose Figel
Pine Bluff
Ark
Messrs
S. E. Akenhead
W. Akenhead
Lake Village
Ironmaster P W Allison Dies After Illness
Allentown Pennsylvania Oct 13 P W Allison prominent iron master and twice mayor died yesterday after a three month illness He was 67 years old and a leading figure in local industry and manufacturing
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Associated Press
Allentown
P. W. Allison
Huerta coup dominates Mexico City news reports
In Mexico City on October 13 observers debate Huerta's coup and its impact on the army. Aldape announces imprisoned deputies stay jailed, elections proceed in October, and governors report calm with no disturbances as troops patrol streets.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Aldape
Manuel Garza Aldape
Congress
Pinning Down the Sportsmen
The Agriculture Department reports state and provincial hunting rules vary widely. Ohio and Pennsylvania require large badges showing license numbers for field use. Across Canada men must wear all white when crossing into Manitoba or Saskatchewan. Wyoming enacts strict limits on elk and other game and shortens hunting season to protect wildlife.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Wyoming
Nashville Barkeepers Ordered to Halt Sales by Nov 15
In Nashville Tennessee on October 13 Judge A B Neil ruled no more drinks may be sold at bars. Packages may be sold until November 15 when all federal licenses must be surrendered. Women must be kept out of saloons or proprietors will be sent to the workhouse.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Criminal Court
A. B. Neil
Wealthy Man Scalded to Death in Bath Tub
Henry W. Judd, wealthy retired businessman and director in several local corporations, was scalded to death in his bath yesterday in Cleveland. His body lay unseen for hours until his wife found him after returning from church. The bath had been prepared by a negro maid. he reportedly fell in and could not climb out due to frail health.
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Cleveland
Henry W. Judd
Best Judge of Merit Promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
A quotation from Poor Richard extols consumer trust in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting decades of female users who report success in relieving female ailments. The ad emphasizes vast use of herbal roots and the remedy's proven merit.
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Richard
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Episcopal Bishops Occupy New York Pulpits
General convention coverage reports Episcopalian bishops preaching in Grace church New York City as part of unity talks. Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts criticizes political and union pressures, urging nonviolence and reason to build a united nation. Separate reports note Alaska mission work and a call for interdenominational unity to advance Christian work in China.
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Associated Press
New York
Qct
Episcopal Church
Wacy
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Grace Church
C. D. Williams
Michigan
Lawrence
Albany
United Mas
Unions
Wiliams
Mount Morris
Rowe
Alaska
Protestant Episcopal Church
Orient
Chriss
China
Loga H. Roots
Hankaw
St. Thomas Church
Wiscopal Church
Roots
Unusual operation for an injured spine in New Haven
Ralph Armstrong of New Haven, a prominent club man, is recovering at a local hospital from an unusual operation grafting a piece of bone into his spine. He injured his spine a year earlier by falling in a bathtub and later sustained further injuries while playing baseball. The operation was performed after previous recoveries were followed by renewed injuries.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Rtalph Armstrong
Armstrong
Momus Grounds at Entrance to Mississippi River
The steamship Momus of the Southern Pacific line ran aground at the entrance to the Mississippi River while bound from New York to New Orleans. The Chalmette stands by and a tug from New Orleans was sent. Officials say 134 first cabin and 35 second cabin passengers are not in danger.
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Hy Associated
Preas
New Orleans
Momus
Southern Pacific Line
New York
Mississippi River
Chalmette
Orleans
Southern Pacific
Nelson Seeks Revenge in No-Decision Lightweight Bout
Milwaukee Michigan reports Battling Nelson plans a ten round no-decision fight against Ad Weilgast to erase a defeat from five years earlier. The contenders weigh 133 pounds and weigh-in is set for 6 p.m. Local city.
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Nelson
Milwaukee
Mich
Battling Nelson
Pugilist
Ad Weilgast
Country Banks Pursue Currency Bill Changes
Representatives of country banks from outside reserve and central cities urged Senate Banking Committee to amend a currency bill. They pressed for retiring the 2 percent tax and sought higher yield on bonds, while opposing mandatory segregation of savings deposits and reserve investments. They argued against losing profits from out of town checks and urged earning a portion of reserves in reserve city banks.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
George W. Rogers
Sean Tilton
Alabama
W. Harrison
Oklahouwes
Amon
American Bankers’ Association
Federal Reserve Banks
Women Golfers Gather for American Championship Play
Wilmington reports a favorable opening for the championship of America and the Robert Ops trophy as Danish Canadian and American players vie for titles. Contenders include Muriel Dodd Gladys Ravenscroft Marga Curtis R He Myra Helmay and Miss Holls among others in the field.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Pel
Muriel Dodd
Gladys Ravenscroft
Marga Curtis
Wasex County
Mansac
Mra. R. HE
Philadelphia
Myra Helmay
Holls
Westbrook
Amor
M. K. & T Telegraphers Threaten Walkout
In Dallas on October 19, railway telegraph operators of the Missouri Kansas and Texas threaten to walk out over a ten hour day wage increases and overtime. Union officers held talks with General Manager W A Webb who warned the demands may carry a price. About 700 workers could be affected including many station staff who also serve as telegraphers.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Esterday
W. A. Webb
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Senate
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Kdyout
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Twa
Nelson & Bailey
Dreamland Theatre
Hagenback & Wallace
Allen & Kenna
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