Canal Cruise to Panama Delegates Set Sail From Mobile
The Heredia steamer carried 25 Mobile delegates to the Southern Commercial Congress bound for the Panama Canal and Bocas del Toro. Captain Stevenson commanded the 5,000 ton ship as crowds waved farewell at Government Street wharf.
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Panama
Southern Commercial Congress
United Fruit Company
Heredia
Government Street
Mobile
Panama Canal
Bocas del Toro
Whiliam F. Stevenson
Juan S. Hart
el Paso
Tex
H. D. Karraker
Jonesboro
Ill
Frances Karraker
Kennedy Jewell
Washington, D. C
Mary B. Temple
Knoxville
Tenn
Clarence J. Owens
Robert E. Daniel
Sarah McMillan
Hoaquaim
Wash
Ralph Shropshire
C. L. Coleman
Fairhope
Ala
J. Howard Eager
Baltimore
Donald G.davis
Albany
J. D. Rushing
Atmore
Louise G. Lindsley
Nashville
No Change in Mexico's Case Delays in Mexican Policy
Secretary Bryan, en route to New Jersey, says no change in the Mexican situation and that the next step in U S policy may wait another week. President Wilson weighs adviser suggestions as Diaz refugees on the Louisiana seek safe transport options.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
New Jersey
White House
Bacon
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Huerta
Mexico City
Wilson
Ana 'T
Duke of Abruzzi to Welcome U S Naval Squadron in Rome
Duke of Abruzzi, commander of the Italian navy, will lead the reception of the American squadron as it arrives in Italian waters around mid November. King Victor Emmanuel is expected to grant the American commander and his staff an audience in Rome aboard the flagship Eginea Biena.
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Eginea Biena
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Strikes Turn Violent in Colorado Mines Clash
In Colorado strife flared as mine guards and strikers clash around Aguilar Ludlow and Walshenburg. National Guard units move to protect property amid typhoid deaths and arming of workers slowed by patrols and disarmament orders.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
Colorado National Guard
Delagua
Walshenburg
On & Clal
Aguilar
Trwester: Fuel Company
Walsenburg
Ludlow
Siger
Landloe
Tabasco
Huerfano County
Alleged Plot to Assassinate Huerta Sparks Arrests
Police search Mexico City for more evidence after two women claim they were offered 500 dollars to lure General Huerta to visit them enabling a plot. The women say they refused participation and several named men have been arrested.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Huerta
Hueva
General Geronimo Trevino Recalled by Huerta in Mexico City
AP reports General Geronimo Trevino, captured by rebels during the Monterey assault, was telegraphed to federal authorities by his son and recently summoned to Mexico City by Provisional President Huerta who offered him a position he declined. Trevino has long served as a soldier and was formerly federal commander of the Eiora military zone based in Monterey.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Geronimo Trevino
Monterey
Poporeay
Huerta
Trevino
Eiora
Mexico
State to test banks in defalcation liability case
The state of Alabama will try the Montgomery Savings Bank case to determine if banks can be held liable for defalcations by Theo Lacey former chief clerk of the revenue department The state seeks about 96000 with other cases totaling around 150000 pending against Exchange National Bank National Bank and Montgomery Trust Co American Trust & Savings Bank Birmingham Bibb County Banking Corp and others The trial is set for 330 oclock Thursday afternoon before Judge Gaston Gunter and is expected to test the issue.
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Montgomery
Ala
Theo Lacey
Vid
Montgomery Savings Nk
Jdge Gaston Gunter
Exchange National Bank
The
National Bank
Montmery KK & Trust Co
American Trust & Savings Bank
Birmingham
Bibb County Bnking Corporation
Ny Savings Bank
Supreme Court Hastily Rules on Hasty's Fate
The Supreme Court considers the impeachment case against Pro tem Judge A. L. Hasty of Marengo, weighing charges and potential removal from office in a swift ruling. The proceedings center on alleged judicial misconduct affecting local governance.
Noted Confederate Veteran Frank Kiernan Hurt Struck by Car
Francis Kiernan, a notary and adjutant of Withers and Buchanan Camp of Confederate Veterans and a well known city figure, was struck by a westbound Spring Hill line streetcar Thursday around 1 am. He was unconscious by 2 pm and thought to be near death. He reportedly walked into the car.
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Francis Kiernan
Withers and
Buchanan
Spring Hill Line
Dent Calls Mexico Nonintervention a Congress Consensus
Montgomery Representative Dent reports that Congress favors avoiding Mexican intervention as a last resort. He cites military affairs as showing opposition to invading Mexico due to long guerrilla warfare and policing difficulties. Dent plans to tour Alabama counties for two weeks before returning to Washington.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mexico
Congress
HH. den
Washington
Congressman Dent
House Committee On
United States
Mexico City
Executive Department
Dent
Alabama
Diaz Party Transferred to Steamship for Departure
Acting Secretary Roosevelt ordered Rear Admiral Fletcher to place General Felix Diaz and his party aboard a New York and Cuba mail steamer after they leave port. The exact ship is undecided and the transfer follows their departure from the battlefront areas.
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Diaz
Felix Diaz
Louisiana
Fletcher
Navy Department
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
the Navy
New York
Cuba
Waterways to Handle Heavier Freight, Says NY Official
Henry W. Hill of Buffalo, president of the New York State Waterways Association, announced at the association’s annual convention that railway traffic managers have stopped opposing waterways improvements. He argued coal and operating costs push larger freights to waterways as more economical, and railways increasingly rely on lighter, high value freight.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Henry W. Hill
Buffalo
New York State Waterways Association
Man Named Education Superintendent for Tallapoosa County
Montgomery Ala Oct 36 George L Bell of Dadeville has been named by State Superintendent Henry J Willingham as Superintendent of Education for Tallapoosa County replacing C C Moseley of Camp Hill who declined the appointment He will receive an annual salary and will devote his time full time with help from his daughter and the office will be open at all times.
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Montgomery
Ala
George L. Bell
Dadeville
Henry J. Willingham
Tallapoosa County
C. C. Moseley
Camp Hill
Ee Ae
Gray of Indiana Denounces Wedding Gift Plan in House
In Washington on October 36 Representative Gray of Indiana denounced Republican Leader Mann's plan to raise subscriptions from congressmen for a wedding gift to Miss Jessie Wilson. He offered a resolution condemning the effort as in bad taste and unnecessary amid limited familiarity with the bride elect. No action was taken.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mann
Jessie Wilson
Representative Gray
Indiana
Gray
House
Wilson
Perséyi
White House
North Carolina
Alabama Asked for Frisco Display
Governor ONeal was invited to attend the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco 1915 and Alabama was urged to have a home commission and hostess. Official commissioner Frank G Hoge and Immigration Commissioner Lee Cowart called on the governor. The governor said state funds cannot be used and recommended private fundraising with business and municipal support.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
San Francisco
Alabama
Frank G. Hoge
Hoge
Lee Cowart
Suit seeks US Supreme Court review to oust Governor Glynn
W. H. Moore of the New York World files in federal court seeking to overturn Sulzer's removal and restore him as governor. The suit claims the current administration violates republican government and asks injunction against recognizing Glynn’s impeachment ruling. Defendants include Glynn, state officers, senators, and Court of Appeals judges. Sulzer contends the impeachment process was illegal.
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New York
William Sulzer
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court
W. H. Moore
New York World
United States
Sulzer
Glynn
Court of Appeals
High Court
Sulzzer
Moore
Addy
Plaintife
Hiss
More
Fielder Jones Finally Free Agent After Reserved Years
Chicago October 30 Fielder Jones once manager of the Chicago Americans and 1906 World Series champion now serves as Northwestern League president and is a free agent. After retiring in 1909, he was repeatedly listed in the Americans reserve list, but this autumn was not kept, making him free to sign with any team. Rumors tie him to a possible Cincinnati Reds manager replacement.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fielder Jones
Northwestern League
ChiCago Americans
Jones
Americans
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Weather Outlook for Mobile and Vicinity
Forecasts through Friday 7 p.m. call for fair conditions tonight and Friday with heavy frost tonight and temperatures around 25. Moderate to brisk north winds. Alabama expected fair tonight and Friday. Mississippi also fair tonight.
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Mobile
Alabama
H. S. Hockin and John J. McNamara The Guilty Ones
Chicago Oct 30 Herbert Hockin and John J McNamara are named as the guilty ones in a dynamiting conspiracy. Attorneys argued for other convicted men before the U S circuit court of appeals. Hockin received six years imprisonment and is the only defendant without an appeal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Herbert
Hockin
Jim J. McNamara
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lee Ba
Tie Adeltine
Post Office Rifled and Burned by Strikers in Colorado
Mobile troops rushed to Aguilar as strikers torched the Aguilar post office after clashing with mine guards. A bomb exploded near St Thomas mine at Sopris, and a trestle on the Colorado and Wyoming Railroad was burned between Segudo and Primrose, delaying traffic for hours.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colo
Coinc
Colorado
Aguillar
Southwestern Fuel Company
Walsent
Aguilar
Sopris
St. Thomas
Ers
Colorado and Wyoming
Segudo
Primrose
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Owens
New
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Lynch
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International Typographical Union
Syracuse
Senate
Politi
Cal
San Ignacio
James M. Lynch
Abruzzi
U. S
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March
US Ae Ee
Lacey
Montgomery City
Supreme Court
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Prote
A. L.hasty
Marengo
Frank Kiernan Hurt
May
Admiral Fletcher
Hill
Geo. L. Bell
Mississippi
H. S. Hockin and
John J. McNamara
Strikers Demonoetrate
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