Diaz backs rebellion as Vera Cruz seethes in Mexico
In Mexico City Oct 19 Diaz appears to back the revolt as Vera Cruz falls to Diaz loyalists. Zapata and 3600 troops move toward Tres Sapeias while Huerta and Madero mobilize. U.S. intervention rumors rise as Veracruz is sealed and Diaz supporters claim moral aid from Washington.
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Mexico City
Tuxpam
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Ves Cruz
Ol Zozaya
Sierra Blanca
Madero
Monterey
Azueta
Jique Fernandez Castello
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Secret Service
Mex
Orizaba
Pueblo
Tampico
Felix Diaz
Zapata
Tres Sapeias
Chapultepec
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
Washington
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Des Moines
Véra Cruz
United States
Oaxaca
Racing game fares badly in Indiana
Special Judge Tuthill granted the state's motion to dismiss the temporary order restraining the Racing Foundation Corporation from conducting racing at Mineral Springs. The judge refused to admit an affidavit claiming the track was not a nuisance and that Chicago newspapers threaten to involve the governor and sheriff. The hearing for a permanent injunction was set for Monday, November 1.
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Valparaiso, Ltd
Tuthill
Racing Foundation Corporation
Mineral Springs
Court Rds
Chesterton and
Porter
Chicago
Tennes
James O'Leary
Couctl
Pvifon
Mobile Item Moves to New Modern Plant in Mobile
The Mobile Item reports its relocation from Conti Street to a new, spacious building on St Emanuel Street. The article describes an expanded composing room with Linotype machines, improved lighting, and a public-friendly editorial area, noting the challenging move with ropes and pulleys and promising a brighter future for the paper.
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Conti Street
Ben Franklin
Caxton
St. Emanuel Street
Associated Press Telegraph
Telegraph
Wire News of the World
Mobile
Socialists in Compromise in Little Falls
A group of Socialist speakers from Schenectady held in Herkimer county jail on felony charges for addressing strikers at Phoenix mills in Clinton Park were released after a conference with Recorder Collins Mayor Hall and District Attorney Schmidt. Charges were reduced to misdemeanor and parole granted for Lunn and associates as their case nears Tuesday hearing.
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Little Falls
Lup
Schenectady
Herkmire County
Phoenix Mills
Clinton Park
Collins
Hall
Schmidt
Lunn
Cost of Living Decline Follows Record Crop Surge
President Taft cites Agriculture Department data showing bumper crops push down costs. Wheat, corn, oats, hay and potatoes fall in price. sugar and dried fruits drop as consumer costs ease. Farm returns rise, easing fears of scarcity.
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Beverly
Mass
United States
Taft
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
McFarland Plans Marriage After Acquittal
Newark. N J Oct 19 1915 M McFarland, acquitted of wife murder, says he may marry Florence Bromiley of Bunny fame but has not fixed a wedding date He plans to move with Uncle Andrew to establish himself and care for his two children He also mentions patent applications and a local company negotiating to market them.
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Newark
N. J
M. McFarland
Florence Bromiley
Bunny
Star footballist dies from injuries in McKeesport game
Edward R. Silvers, right guard of the McKeesport Olympics, died at McKeesport hospital from injuries suffered in a game today between the Olympics and the Johnstown All-Stars. His skull was crushed in a third period scrimmage near the All-Star goal line after plunging to clear space for a back. He was removed unconscious as time was called.
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Pittsburg
Edward R. Silvers
McKeesport Olympic
McKeesport
Oimpics
Johnstown All-Stars
Silvers
Roosevelt Watchful As Wound Heals At Mercy Hospital
Medical bulletin from Mercy Hospital in Chicago reports Col Roosevelt’s condition remains serious after a chest wound. Doctors caution time and rest are needed. Roosevelt may delay plans to leave hospital as he slows to recover. Mrs Roosevelt takes blame for allowing many visitors earlier.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital
Roosevelt
la Salle Hotel
Johnson
Chicago
Oyster Bay
John B. Murphy
Arthur Bevan
Alexander Lambert
Terrell
Smiths Reply to Hartwell Open Letter Published Refusal
A long defense by Harry T. Smith to Hartwell regarding an open letter. Smith accuses the Mobile Register of selective reporting and refuses to publish his full letter, urging public comparison of contents to judge attitudes. He calls for public debate in newspapers and argues the paper unfairly omits key facts about towage monopolies and rates.
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Register
Harry T. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Harre T.ing
Smith
Frederick
Thompson
Thister
Acen
Mobile Register
United States
Remarkable Journey Of Tight Corked Bottle
Miss Nora Lea of Louisville placed her name and address in a corked bottle and cast it into the Ohio River. Five years later a Toledo finder recovered the note near Coronado Key in California and sent it to her. Captain John S. A. Hedgewald and U S Coast and Geodetic surveys will report the voyage of the bottle through the Mississippi Gulf and Atlantic oceans to the Pacific.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Nora Lea
East Gray Gray Street
San Diego
Cal
Charles Collins
Toledo
Ohio
Lea
Coronado Key
California
John S. A
Pat Hedgewald
United States
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Indian
Pacific
Steamer Camino Towed Into San Francisco After Drift
The steamer Riverside reached the disabled Camino this afternoon and is towing her to port. Wireless reports say all on board are well. The Camino, from Portland to San Francisco, lost her wheel and drifted helpless for several days.
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San Francisco
Riverside
Portland
O'Toole Beats Scully In Wind-Up Boxing Bout
Tommy O'Toole defeated Stanley Scully of Pittsburg in a wind up at the National A. C. tonight. O'Toole proved clever and experienced, landing blows while Scully remained a game youngster with solid jaw shots that challenged him.
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Philadelphia
Tommy O'Toole
Stanley Scully
Pittsburg
O'Toole
Scully
Tommy
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Minnesota
Mac
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