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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
1
Mexican press claims a de facto government seeks US recognition and a capital north of a line from Tuxpam to Tampico. Local Constitutionalist reps resist, expecting Carranza to aim for full control of Mexico and the removal of Huerta.
Federal officers faced prison as they were charged with complicity in a plot to foment a new military uprising. Mexican papers in Mexico City on November 22 speculate U.S. recognition of Provisional President Huerta and quote Foreign Minister Quirido Modeno about optimistic private news amid conflict.
American and British actions on the Gulf coast show coordinated effort to protect foreign interests as the battleship New Hampshire heads to Vera Cruz and the Chester sails to Havana with Madero refugees. The Mexican Congress turmoil complicates diplomatic developments while naval concerns dominate.
Secretary Bryan denounces a Washington dispatch about Britain sending ships to Mexican waters as false. He condemns publishing such statements without verification and urges careful reporting to preserve friendly international relations.
In Mexico City on November 22 a bank manager with a Torreon branch received a telegram from General Francisco Villa demanding that his drafts be honored. The manager, fearing harm to the bank and officers, leans toward compliance as rebel officers move.
A historical map depicts rebel forces advancing toward a key Federal stronghold in Mexico. The illustration highlights troop movements and terrain as rebels push toward strategic positions.
Galveston November 21. The aviation corps under Major General Carter stations several war aeroplanes for scout duty on the Mexican border. Lieutenant Milling, considered America’s top airman, sits in air scout No. 9 with Captain Hennessy before a Texan flight.
Ixtapalapa suburb arrests linked to a plot for a military uprising. Government says a house search produced evidence of complicity by prominent Mexican army officers and others in the conspiracy.
Rebel sources say Villa and his staff left Juarez for the south after learning Federals reached Samalayuca, 32 miles from Juarez. Gen Josie Rodriguez says 1000 men went out and 3000 more will travel by train. Villa claims 7000 in Juarez and that the Mexican Central railroad is destroyed.
The White House issued a statement denying extravagant claims about the wedding cake for Miss Jessie Wilson. It says the cake is nine inches high and twenty two inches in diameter, the usual bride's cake and not elaborate.
New York city notes Hetty Green age 78 remains active as a business figure. She visited banks from morning to night and continues to manage affairs after moving from Hoboken in 1909 and later relocating offices to her son Edward Green’s residence on West Ninetieth Street.
Magdelena Mexico November 22 General Carranza resting during a daylong stay in the agricultural center before a west coast campaign. He will host a dance for townspeople and officers tonight amid quiet concerns about his diplomacy and military actions. Reports say Gen Ojeda's Federals again attempted a sortie from Guyamas.
Homer H. Wray of Leechburg, a Gettysburg College student, died in Gettysburg Pennsylvania after suffering a chest fracture three weeks earlier in a football game. Complications included lung abscesses leading to death.
The East football championship game at the Stadium drew a record crowd of 47 600, the largest paid admission for any athletic event in the country. Harvard entered as a general favorite while Yale backers bet 10 to 7 and 10 to 6, with experts calling the teams evenly matched. The weather was fair and warm.
Harvard defeats Yale 15 to 5 in Cambridge breaking the long drought of consecutive wins. Brinkley tallies five field goals, with Yale scoring a Guernsey field goal and a safety.
Northwestern trails Ohio State by 26 points at halftime after a strong first half by the Buckeyes. Northwestern defense struggles as Ohio State dominates on both sides of the ball.
Chancellor Lloyd George said supporters of Woman's Suffrage cannot pass a bill granting parliamentary voting rights in the British Isles. He told three deputations that there is no majority of the people behind suffrage and no political machine captured. He spoke in Oxford on November 22.
Cincinnati Mayor Henry T. Hunt directed police to close unlicensed saloons and those staying open after midnight. He ordered citation of proprietors to appear in court to answer charges of violating the liquor law.
In St. Louis on November 22 resolutions urged uniform marriage and divorce, compulsory education, child labor laws, and adequate mothers laws. The group includes foremast officers from 60 of the nation's largest cities, meeting during the league's second annual convention session.
Mexico City Nov 21 Secretary of the Interior Modeno becomes chief adviser to President Huerta and opposes U S demands. He succeeds Manuel Garza Aldape who was deposed and sent to France after suggesting compromise with President Wilson. Mo reno’s rise leaves Huerta’s cabinet entirely anti American.
A two wheeled steam fire engine light enough for two men has been invented in England for suburban and private use, offering portable firefighting capability outside municipal service.
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