Villa Carranza clash shapes Mexican rebel aims
Villa disavows personal bid for Mexico's presidency in Juarez interview, reiterating loyalty to Carranza and fighting for reform rather than power. Reports from Chihuahua to Juarez detail rebel actions, depots, and plans, while other world updates note deportations in South Africa, Haitian unrest, and insurance reforms.
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Wilson years of change mark mixed week in world affairs
The week saw shifts in U S policy as Wilson weighed lifting arms embargoes amid Huerta tensions and Japan questions while asserting neutrality to Britain and Germany. Goethals named Canal Zone governor as Congress probes copper and coal strikes and passes Alaska Railroad bill. Port au Prince and South Africa deportations drew protests amid global upheaval.
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Government Links with National Radium Institute Leaders
Secretary of the Interior Lane announced an agreement with Dr. Kelly of Baltimore and Dr. Douglas of New York, founders of the National Radium Institute, giving the government access to radium ore study facilities. The Federal Bureau of Mines will run the radium plant under construction in Denver, funded by the doctors with $150,000.
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Death of Illinois Statesman Shelby M Cullom
Former United States Senator Shelby M Cullom died at his Washington residence on Wednesday at age 85. A seventy year Republican veteran, he served Illinois in the Senate for thirty years.
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Washington Crisis on Mexico Presses for Action
Senators from the Foreign Relations Committee met at the White House with President Wilson to discuss Mexico’s turmoil and its impact on global powers. Reports say Europe seeks decisive moves, while Wilson hints at time and easing arms embargo. he cites tense ties with Japan, Colombia, Britain, Russia, and Germany amid the war-torn republic.
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Judicial Oligarchy and Panama Canal Affairs Dominate Front
A sweeping foreign policy imbalance is exposed as clashes over California land laws, Panama disputes, and canal governance unfold. Chief Justice Clark denounces judicial supremacy while Goethals is named Panama Canal Zone governor, and New Jersey resists pensioned legislative reform amid graft probes and mine workers reform debates.
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Extending New York Graft Hunt
Police extend a graft investigation in New York amid warnings that the worst is yet to come. Authorities press on with searches and interrogations involving multiple officials and suspected schemes. No further details were disclosed.
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