Peace Envoys Sign Protocol on Mexican Transition
Provisional President likely to be wind of a constitutional regime after Huerta. The protocol, signed in Niagara Falls by U S and Havra government representatives with Argentina Chile, outlines transfer of executive power and a provisional government to be later ratified, while aiming to eliminate Huerta. The plan envisions a constitutional president and a four-member cabinet, with U S pressing for orderly pacification and a clear transition.
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Repeal Battle in Senate Shifts Toward Vote Showdown
Large Senate clash over repeal tactics ends in a heated session as Democrats and some Republicans clash on parliamentary procedure. Key figures include senators Ash, West, and Hidenorn amid a tense vote setup with 50 votes for repeal and 35 against, including notable names from both parties.
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Norris
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Lorimer Banks Closed by Chicago Banking Dept
Four Chicago banks led by LaSalle Street Trust and Savings were shut by the state banking department. President Willan Lorimer’s Malted State penate faction appears unseated as inspectors begin examinations. Combined deposits total about 4401.07 with cash on hand near 1134 002. city funds comprise 964 000. The LaSalle Street Bank is the main institution.
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Wate
Willan Lorimer
Plate Banking Department
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Browdway State Bank
Illnois State Bank
Ashland Twelfth Street Bank
Lorimer Mundy
LaSalle Street
Ladinils Street Trust and Sayings Bank
Carranza to Name Representatives for Niagara Conference
General Carranza announced he answered the Niagara mediation note and would appoint representatives to the conference at Niagara Falls. The exact names were not released, but the constitutionalists would be represented. The article notes U S mediation for a peaceful transfer of power and avoidance of Huerta’s ministerial succession plan.
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Carranza reports large Confederate armies amid Mexican struggles
General Carranza cites 190000 Constitutionalists in armament and 120 artillery pieces with 175 machine guns. He notes Zacatecas and Cuernavaca holds against federal forces as reinforcements arrive and talks of mediation limits. A Saltillo review occurs as troops prepare to move south.
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la Buffa
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Herald
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Eonth
Wilson Demands Antitrust Bill Amid Senate Pressure
President Wilson declared he would use every influence to pass pending antitrust measures this session. He cited organized business letters and telegrams urging Congress to adjourn, pause the trust program, and raise railroad freight rates. Earlier, Simmons Hardware declined a Federal Reserve appointment, with Charles Hamlin named instead. The administration circulated letters to push the agenda, creating a mild political stir as Congress eyed continued session until antitrust bills are settled.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Wilson nominates five for federal reserve board roles
President Wilson announced five nominees to form the first federal reserve board with treasury and comptroller ex-officio members. Charles Hamlin Paul Warburg Thomas Jones W P G Harding and A Miller were named for growing term lengths from two to ten years, with a governor to be chosen later from among them.
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Wilson
Sernet
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Carranza Delegates Barred From Mediation Talks
South American mediators informed General Carranza they would not admit constitutionalists to the conferences unless an armistice is declared and the Mexican problem is treated as mediation scope. Carranza’s envoy Rafael Zubarán announced new constitutional delegates to the talks.
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Washington
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United States
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Women Hatred Sparks Footwalker Debate in Stores
In a noisy scene, several women haters target footwalkers in department stores. The confrontation highlights tensions within a shopping crowd as store staff attempt to maintain order.
Fragmentary wartime plea sparks cautious optimism
A jagged exchange shows LEAR WAR OATA pleading for money with a hopeful note about relief, while the respondent warns against overestimating the aid. The fragment hints at tension over support and the limits of aid during distress.
Woman’s tonic Cardus praised as cure for female troubles
A Ky woman urges others to try Cardus the tonic claiming it restored her health after years of pain and fainting. She says she can again perform housework and that the medicine, made from plant ingredients, has helped thousands of women over fifty years.
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Mia
Linnie R. Barker
Cardus
Not All Matches Made in Heaven Sage and Fool Exchange
Fragmentary exchange notes a sage remark about marriages or partnerships, with a fool retort suggesting some matches seem arranged for punishment or a different fate. The text reflects humorous wordplay on fate, frames, and equality of perception, in a conversational style.
Grove’s General Tonic Claim
An ad copy extols Grove's General Tonic as a powerful medicine with quinine, claimed to act on the liver, drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and strengthen the system. The snippet ends with a malformed price reference.
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