Industrial move ment grows as 8000 join march to Washington
United States dispatch from Los Angeles reports a large, organized Industrial movement with over eight thousand unemployed men forming regiments. They seek railroad transport to Washington and a delegation asked the city council for support. The army plans to reach Washington with possibly three million by the time it arrives, signaling strong demands to Secretary Lamont.
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Los AN
Ilx
California
el Paso
Washington
Lo Angeles
Washinogton
George
Lamont
Be Paso
Finance Committee
Senate
Rio de Janeiro War News Shows Rebel Surrender and Naval Actions
Reports from Rio de Janeiro detail government forts firing on rebel ships near Villegagnon and Cabras forts, rebels hoisting white flags at 5:55 p.m., and Saldanha's surrender. Yellow fever worsens with 150 plus daily deaths. foreign fleets at the harbor and British hospital ships near Jurujuba. Rebels surrender conditionally.
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Rio
Galveston
Novo
Villegagnon
Cabras
Isis
Gamma
Ryo Janeiro
Wickheroy
Santa Cruz
Sab Joao
Nictheroy
America
Saldanha
Tro Janeiro
Viai Gilvestoni
Babii
Peix B
Geogral Payo
Jeal
Paraoa
National
Bahia
Tsoon Pak Dauwa
Janeino
Galevesbou
Juru-Juba
Fuli
Salulors
Sturgis
United States
Jurujuba
Wilson Company
Admiral Benham
Ito Janutro
All papers comment at length upon
London dispatch notes extensive editorial reaction as events unfold, with commentary spanning political implications, public opinion, and international responses. The brief item signals a charged atmosphere and broad media engagement.
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London
Galveston
Spain shifts toward trade treaties with US and Europe
From Madrid via Galveston on March 14, a new ministry signals a move away from strong protectionism. It is believed to push for commercial treaties with the United States and European nations to modify the previous protectionist stance.
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Mapro
Galveston
Agata
United States
European Nations
German Reichstag Debates Tariff and Stamp Duty Amendments
March 14 in Berlin during a session of the Reichstag Baron von Bieberstein warned of danger from a new great war. An amendment to remove a duty on marks was rejected 205 to 151. Government proposals on rye grain duties were adopted, and a stamp tax on receipts, notes, and bills of exchange was rejected by a large margin.
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Lord Rosebery
Lorde
Jengland
Lee Times
Russbery
Teade
Rosebery
London
Galveston
Morley
Majory
Ireland
Board of Trade
Mundeila
Galvedon
Pinrence
House of Commons
Menborn
William [Larcourt
Tis
Balfour
Labouchere
Thareto
Joseph Chamberlain
Berlin
Reichstag
Baron von Bieberstein
Foreign Affaira
Ladtog
Uruguayan President Resigns Amid Narrow Majority
Reports from Montevideo indicate Klinuri resigns the presidency with a two vote majority. The subsequent fate of the popular and coalition candidates remains in suspense as Congress prepares to act on the resignation.
Port a Dunt and Foreign Exchange Rates in 1980
A fragmented OCR list shows currency and draft rates from Mozico on March 14 1980. Items include Consolidated National Goods valuations Mexican Gold American Gold and various bank drafts with terms such as 60 and 244 days, 110 percent discount, and quoted rates for London Bank and Paris Haricot drafts.
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Consolidated National Goods
Monterey Melangh and the Prize Fight Debate in Nuevo Leon
In Monterey on March 8 a plan to stage a prize fight with Texas contenders was halted after Gov. Bernardo Reyes ruled such boxing illegal in Mexico. Officials then proposed bribing the governor, who declined. The piece also notes declines in saloons tied to Washington imagery, rising factory building as silver falls, and a push by foreign capitalists to seize Mexican franchises via private agents. Local merchants shift to home production, and various officials and business figures visit or relocate, including Capts. Croskey and Davine, and executives from smelting and railway firms.
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Monterey
Carbett-Mitchell
Texas
Rernardo Reyes
Nuevo Leon
George Washington
Washington
Ryea
IL4
Washington Street
Nidalgo
Montarey
Wall Street
London
Parsis
Bathu
Vienna
Ailyet
Mexico
Moxfeu
Wallstrest
Europe
Glealdex
W.V
Price
Zaragoza Plaza
Cinca de Mayo Plaza
Sta Place
Montarey Foundry and Machine Company
K.O Barton
Omaha
Omaha and Grant Smelting and Refining Company
W. Geist
Veiardera
Curappo
Wm. Davine
Saltillo
B. W. Thacher
Nathimal Railway
W. A. Bantly
W B. Ryan
Smith
Parkureburg
West Virginia
Henry G Davis
Jon
Stephen B. Eiking
Senator Davis
Elkins
Loesa
West Virginia Central and
Pittsburgh Railway
Weat Va
Ford
Medrapolla
Divis
U. S
Yellow Stony
Judges hand down severe sentences for petty thieves
A far reaching account notes judges imposing harsh penalties on petty thieves, with one case in Tacubaya where Marcos Mufiz received seven years in prison for a $1 theft. The piece also mentions travels of Henry G Davis and Stephen B Eiking to Mexico and the search for news of Alejandro Meckova.
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Abova Marcos Mufiz
San Pedro de Los Piaua
Tacubaya
Ignacio Martinez
Blay
Balem Penitens Siary
Financial and Commodity Quotes Across Cities
New Orleans market quotes for today include cotton prices with bids at lo middiley 63 and 74. London reports Mexican dollar at 27½ pence per ounce and various Mexican loan and stock figures. New York shows discounts at 4 percent, London exchange 60 days at 4.872 and 4.89 sight, plus copper and silver prices. El Paso records Mexican dollars at 48 cents. Paris notes Mexican National Bank shares at 510 francs and Bank of France discount at 22 percent.
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London
Bank of Borland
New York
London, Exchange
Paris
Mexican National Bank
Bank of France
Disgusted American Criticizes Pullman After Jail Release
A traveler from Ensenada aboard the steamship Pacheco vented strong disapproval of A. M. Pullman after his recent jail release in Ensenada. He accused Pullman of praising Mexican officials, cursing Americans, and acting unpatriotic, claiming vice consul Godhe aided Pullman with funds. The San Diego Union notes widespread dismay among Americans and even Mexican admiration for patriotism deeming Pullman a poltroon.
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Pacheco
A. M. Pullman
Nsenada
Pullman
San Diego
United States
Vica
Godhe
Ioud
Puilman
Anil
Wasenada
Ani
San Diego Union
Passengers listed for Mexico voyage and local mail notices
A long OCR style item lists passengers from various names and origin cities who are traveling to Mexico aboard the Central Express and the Aztec Limited, including Ingersoll Amory, Geo H Christian, S Samuel B. Foster, and many others. It notes letters advertised at Moneda Street post office and delivery window call details with a large roster of names and towns, spanning Vermont to San Carlos. The entry also mentions March 14 arrivals and expected calls for letters in Moneda Street.
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Nexico
Aguascellentes
Mexico
Central Express
Juan Moraga
Agustin
Aravalo
W H Pee
Vermont
Santillo
Aztec ‘‘Limited
Juan de la Torre
Jose Garza de Llano
General City
Moneda Street
Abery
Bernstein Charles Birney
Birney Blunt Conlay
John G Crowley Robars
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Fertuological and
Webster's
Janish Text “Books
School Books
Jane Writers’ Goods
Stationery
Jane Books
Bbeck
San Francisco
J von Thaden
Mexico City
J. von Thaden & Co
Bee
W. G. Wal Go
Curiosity Store
Filigree Factory
Montezumas
Curiosity
Paso St
Tex
Main St
Ciudad Juarez
Paso del Norte
Mexican Gold and Silver
Guada Calle de la Providencia No. 7
Adjointty Co. Ltd
So Ing Tha Gaid Uo
D. F. Mexico
Esgod
Apartado
del Bazar
Bazar Ilotel
Espiritu Santo
Jeter
Corpus Christel
la Mancha
Okra
Terry
Bony
Betlemitas
Ubio
Bancisco
Undur Tay
Money Exchange
Elio
Telegraphic News
Two Republics
Brazil
Gkn
Britain
Spain
Germany
Uruguay
Mermluan Hexchang
Mozico
Merican &Douritir
Yeene Honda
Askadl
Katoral Wintrict Straot Rauronga
Askad
Salar
Mexico Bank
Pati
Bal Axtistle
Antonio
Fornign
Banker
Weafta
Paria Haricor
Yori Ranicor
Dratta
Loomlin
P Dratts
Epi Bantkor
Ygon Kenkors Deatts
Monterey Melangh
Jas
McKeown Ares
Barranquidla
Colombia
Alejandro Meckova
HE Business World
Financial and Commercial News
New Orleans
Jardin
Fred Amory
Ingersoll
Carlos Brieford
Vera Cruz
H A Vaughin
A E Ring
Puebla
San Carlos
O Groufell
Pachuca
Rubi
Salvatierra
Arnesto M Ocho3
Maravallo
Leeron List
Armim
von Bartlette
Bahanon James I Coffia
Chas Duwing
Suadalupo Dearamaux Ct
Gilbert S
Hann Edgar J Intlo
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Moore JO Owens
John Pritchett
W . Stewnart May Saching
Rmith
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Viakery Frank A
von Thaden Margarota Walker Y Co Whipp J Young
McNnuel Dallio Willamson May
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