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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1914

Page

2

Gunboat Diplomacy and Mexican Crisis Amid Blockade Debate

A fragmented report describes U S deliberations on enforcing a naval blockade against Mexico City and Tampico, with American mediators and ships moving to key ports. It notes tensions over armament imports, the role of the navy, and potential actions by Admiral Mayo and federal commanders, amid accusations of improper conduct and questions about legal authority.

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Mellon Tells Of High Finance In Hearings

Washington witness Me Mell described the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad’s finances before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He testified about mergers, stock values, and the acquisition of the New York West Chester and Boston lines, asserting the overall operations of Sew Hiker affiliates. The testimony touched on corporate strategy and the valuation of assets amid differing stock worth.

Woshington.Dieh Mallen New York New Havven and Hortford Commerce Commission Oitwelinn Hie York West Chintar Mos

Mediation Plan for Mexico Sparks Contention at Niagara Falls

Washington reports a proposed mediation plan to end Huerta's regime includes temporary government by a five member commission with Huerta and constitutionalists appointing two members each and mediators one. The plan aims to replace the present regime while restoring constitutional authority and avoiding dictatorship.

Cabinet sees rift in war cloud

Washington officials report a split among cabinet members over mediation with Mexico aimed at averting war. President Wilson seeks to prevent untoward incidents as conference with mediation allies nears. J S Stilton, consul at Saltillo, ordered freed by the Mexican government. Judon Lamar and Frederick Lehman named as American representatives study Mexico reports.

Washington United States Mexico Wilson Win Trvan South Americin Lobo Island Ya Fonen J. 8 Stilthian Saltille Husarta Jurdon Lamar United States Supreme Court Frederick Lehman Mediation Confervnor

Death Claims Justice Russell at Ardmore Hotel

Judge Stilwell A. Russell of Ardmore longtime Oklahoma Supreme Court associate justice died suddenly in his Leo Huckne hotel apartment after a brief illness. He had served on the high court since Justice Williams resigned and was 63. Russell, born in Texas, earlier district judge, Civil War veteran, and prominent Odd Fellows member, lay in state in the governor’s office before funeral services at Ardmore.

Oklahoma City Stilwell A. Russell Ardmore State Supreme Court Leo-Huckne Orelea Russell Head Ccal Bar Association Hugo Mr. Russell Governor's Office Russell Hazarla County Texas Oklahoma Dallas Ardinora Carter Love Cornea Supreme Bench of Cru Williams Lone Star United States Martial Texan Oklahona Anderble A. P. McCormick United States Odd Fellows Oklahoma Lodge Io the Order

Oklahoma News Notes Shadowing Coming Events

A crowded Oklahoma notes page lists events and civic items from across the state including church dedications, a brutal murder suicide in Ardmore, a tramp fined for assault, and a Knights of Columbus convention in Tulsa. It also mentions resignations, arson cases, and a fatal poisoning, with university bulletins on municipal government and a statewide farmers institute. The Oklahoma Sooners win the intercollegiate track meet with sixty points to 29 for Oklahoma A&M, Northwestern third, and other small standings noted.

Ths University of Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma City Sooners Aggies Northwestern Southwestern Kingfleher Central Aix Phillips

Prominent Woman Physician Appointed Acting Dean

Miss Louise Aldrich Blake appointed acting dean of London School of Medicine for Women. She is a surgeon at the New Hospital for Women on Euston Road and at the Medical Mission Hospital in Canning Town. Blake is a fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.

Louise Aldrich Blake London School of Medicine For Women New Hospital For Women Euston Road Medical Mission Hospital Canning Town Royal Society of Medicine

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Claims Skin Cure

A reader from Atlanta recounts relief from a months long skin eruption after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial notes fast improvement within two days and full clearing in six days, and mentions a cousin cured of acne on the face after using the products. Advertising copy urges free samples and a Skin Book from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.

Road St Atlanta Walter Battle Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Judge rules cabbage real estate in garden theft case

A Pennsylvania judge ruled that stealing a cabbage from a neighbor’s garden is not larceny of personal property because cabbage heads are real estate. The Pittsburgh Press notes the decision implies civil action to contest title, while tastily criticizing the ruling as legislative overreach.

Pitsburgh Press

Likely Confusion Over Geography and Names

A terse, garbled report hints at a teacher asking about Chile while a student misplaces the country in the Arctic. The fragmentary exchange suggests a lesson or quiz moment with uncertain geographic knowledge and self doubts.

Chile Arctic

We Wish That Were Enough Hungry Dinner Quip

A short witty line from the Indianapolis Star asks what is the best dinner and answers hungry. The exchange highlights a playful urban joke about appetite and satisfaction.

Indianapoli Star

Regular Habits Even in Bad Habitats

A man may maintain regular habits in his daily life even when his surroundings are harmful or undesirable, illustrating how routine behavior can persist despite adverse conditions.

Living Advertisement Glow of Health Postum story

A reader from Tennessee shares a six year health turnaround after quitting coffee and switching to Postum. She describes indigestion insomnia and nervousness improving after adopting Postum with a weight gain from 117 to 170 pounds. Her husband calls her a living advertisement for Postum. The notice outlines Regular and Instant Postum forms with brewing details and prices per package.

Postum Co Bat- Up Creek Mich

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