Huerta Leaves U S Ties Unchanged in Mexico City
Mexico City reports provisional president Huerta views his exchange with the United States as finished and plans to organize the Mexican congress while continuing military operations. Washington policy remains debated as reports say Chihuahua may be rebel-held and concerns push Americans to evacuate.
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Huerta
United States
Mexican Congress
Washington
Wilson
Chihuahua
War Department
Lttle
Aman
Vera Cruse
John Lind
Bulgarian King Ferdinand May Abdicate Throne
Berlin reports King Ferdinand of Bulgaria faces a crisis that may lead to abdication in favor of his son. Austrian officials urge him to stay, fearing Prince Borges would lean toward Russia. Ferdinand travels through Coburg amid German encouragement and a possible Berlin visit ban. The Bulgarian legation denies plans, though officials view denial as perfunctory.
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Czar
Balkans
Prince Borges
Austria
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Borges
Irussia
Mexican Congress Opens First Regular Session
The first regular meeting of the Mexican Congress is held Thursday to complete revisions of members credentials as level headed members guide the process.
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Mexican Congress
Huerta May Resign Before Mexican Congress Convenes
Mexico City reports that General Huerta intends to resign when the Mexican Congress convenes on Thursday. The claim rests on an alleged remark from one of the new deputies.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Mexican Congress
Wilson says Mexican situation not at crisis yet
President Wilson does not believe the Mexican situation has reached a stage requiring closing the American Embassy in Mexico City. He notes that Charge dAffaires OShaughnessy still lacks passports and order to return. Bryan orders rigid probe into Federal officers executions at Juarez over the weekend.
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Washington
Mexico City
O’shaughnessy
Huerta
United States
Aldape
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Juarez
Carranza Denies Role in Federal Executions
In Nogales, Mexico, Nov. 17, Carranza denied issuing orders for the executions of federal prisoners tied to retaliation for earlier federal actions. At his headquarters the claim that orders for the Juarez executions originated there was rejected as unlikely. Negotiations with Special Envoy Wilfrido Bayard and Francisco Escudero were reported progressing toward a latest stage.
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Bayar
Hale
Francisco Escutdero
Physicians Converge in Lexington for Southern Medical Meet
In Lexington Kentucky on November 1 five hundred physicians gathered for the Southern Medical Association annual convention opening. Dr Oscar Dowling of Louisiana spoke on infertility linking 17 to 25 percent of childless marriages to general infection and urged parental education marriage regulation and birth prevention for certain classes. The talk signaled a shift from sex taboos to open discussion.
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Lexington
Southern Medical Association
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana
Waycross Sightseers Die After Car Accident
P P Stewart of Waycross died in a hospital after being swept from a flat car on the Waycross Southern Railroad by a limb. His wife, a new bride, cannot live. L B Lancaster of Brunswick died yesterday. The car carried fifteen sightseers through Okefenokee Swamp. half were women. others injured.
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Associated Press
Waycross
P. P. Stewart
Waycross & Southern Railroad
L. B.’ Lancaster
Brunswick
Okefeenoke
Conferences on Currency Question Aims at Short Adjournment
Washington reports say Republican and Democratic Senators discuss currency legislation with a probable brief adjournment during conferences. Bank Committee members across both parties continue their currency work as of November 17.
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Associated Press
Washington
Owen
Kern
Bank Committee
Meals Served by Ladies of Thomasville Study Class
The Study Class ladies at Thomasville will serve meals daily at the Fair Grounds during the Fair. They offer hot oysters, turkey, chicken, ham, sandwiches, biscuits, bread, cake, pie, coffee, fruits and more. Their long history of serving refreshments at fairs is praised as high quality.
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Thomasville
Best
Sayre Resigns to Wed Miss Wilson and Joins Williams College
Francis B. Sayre resigns from the New York District Attorney's Office to marry Jessie Wilson and move to Washington. He will serve as private secretary to the president of Williams College, pursuing social problems in his new role after a year handling abandonment cases.
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New York
Francis B. Sayre
Jessie Wilson
District Attorney’s Office
Washington
Sayre
Williams College
Carranza Cabinet Member Hints Friendly Exchange Talks
A Carranza cabinet member today indicated that relations with the exchange have been on friendly terms and that the outcome is expected to be satisfactory to both sides.
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Carranza
German cruiser Nuernberg to fetch German fugitives
Admiral von Hinze orders the Nuernberg on the Pacific coast of Mexico to proceed to San Blas to receive German fugitives. If unable to reach San Blas quickly, private steamers will be chartered to assist.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paul von Hinze
Mexico
Nuernberg
Pacific Coast
San Blaz
San Blag
Exonerated Sailor Alfonse Calderosse Cleared of Theft Charge
In Rome on Nov 14 Alfonse Calderosse formerly a musician on the US battleship Utah was exonerated of stealing three thousand dollars entrusted for an excursion for American sailors. He claimed unavoidable delay and later attended a Papal audience with twenty eight blue-jackets for whom he arranged a special train.
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Rome
Italy
Alfonse Calderosse
United States
Utah
Calderosse
Suffragists Visit White House Press for Federal Amendment
Sixty five prominent suffragists from New Jersey met with President Wilson in the White House to urge making women's suffrage a national issue. They asked inclusion in the annual message for constitutional amendment and a House Rules Committee to appoint a Woman Suffrage Committee. Wilson replied he would consider appointing such a committee.
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Washington
New Jersey
White House
Wilson
House Committee On Rules
Oldest Chicago Woman Harriet Sayre Dies at Ninety Four
Chicago dispatch reports the city's oldest resident, Mrs. Harriet Sayre, aged ninety four, has died at her home. She arrived seventy two years ago with her parents in a prairie schooner and witnessed Chicago's growth from a village to a large metropolis. Her parents' first home, protected by Indians, still stands.
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Chicago
Harriet Sayre
Texas Strike Ends After Railroads Agree to Demands
The Southern Pacific strike ends as unions and railroad leaders reach a settlement. Workers are ordered to resume operations, with trains rolling again within thirty minutes. The stoppage halted all freight for three and a half days along a 2400 mile line from New Orleans to El Paso.
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Tex
Southern Pacific
W. G. van Cleck
Sunset Central Lines
Federated Committee
Louisiana
Texas
New Orleans
el Paso
Federal government helps end Southern Pacific strike
Washington reports the termination of the Southern Pacific strike after the railroad and its employees accept the Federal Mediation Board plan. The proposal, sent from Washington, outlines mediation steps with a possible Federal Board review if either side refused. President Wilson welcomed the settlement, noting its importance for troop movements in the Mexican affair.
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Southern Pacific
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Gil Yams Jions
Federa Board
Wilson
Jarrett-Hardy Wedding Ties Merrillville and Quitman
Miss Annie May Jarrett of Merrillville wed James Hardy of Quitman at Coolidge. The ceremony was by Rev. H. B. Nesmith. After the vows the couple traveled to Thomasville and then took the 2:05 train to Quitman to establish their home.
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Annie May Jarrett
Merrillville
James Hardy
Quitman
Coolidge
H. B. Nesmith
Ten Die In Wreck Near Clayton Alabama
Savanna Nov 15 General Superintendent Johnson of the Central of Georgia Railroad reports after two days of investigation the death toll stands at ten from Thursday's wreck near Clayton Alabama. The casualty list and injured count were not disclosed.
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Savanna
Johnson
Central of Georgia. Railroad Company
Clayton
Alabama
Davis urges world peace with force for safety at Stanford
B Langdon Davis, English author, told Stanford University audiences that intervention in Mexico is desirable but not led by the United States. He argued force may be needed to prevent nations from destroying themselves and said the United States, England, and Germany shape world destiny due to stronger power.
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Cal
B. Langdon Davis
Mexico
United States
Davis
England
Germany
What Do You Want Women To Wear
Atlanta scene reports a Georgia woman protests male critics of women's attire. Miss Etta D questions what style men prefer and mocks past fads from hoop skirts to tight skirts. She argues men often look worse in ill fitting clothes and wonders who has the right to judge women’s dress.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Etta D
Mother Eve
Electricity Proposed to End Atlanta Smoke Nuisance
Atlanta engineers discuss electricity as the solution to the citys smoke and soot problem. The expansion of Tallulah electric power and Georgia Railway & Power tower lines would power farms, industry, and civic improvements, including smoke abatement devices already successful in Pittsburgh.
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Atlanta
Tallulah
Georgia
Georgia Railway & Power Company
Pittsburg
How to Avoid the Automobile Back
Advice on preventing back strain from car use. Cranking tips urge a straight back and hip bending rather than mid back flexing. Sit upright with hips back, use a cushion to support the lower spine, avoid slouching and sitting on the tailbone to prevent spinal strain.
Long-time employee dies after 72 years with same firm
Joseph F. Johnsonton, aged eighty three, died in Alexandria on November 11 after a lifelong tenure with a tannery. He began work at age eleven and remained with the business through its various family branches.
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Alexandria
Joseph F. Johngonton
Johnsonton
State Fairs Gain Popularity Across Georgia
Governor John M. Slaton advocates a statewide plan to hold county fairs annually in every Georgia county. He views fairs as crucial for agricultural progress and regional study, noting each county fair showcases unique features and benefits beyond social aspects. Georgia’s resources are described as unlimited.
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John M. ‘Slaton
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