British Commander Subordinates Seek Cooperation With US Forces
Washington reports Rear Admiral Cradock, superior to Fletcher, seeks to subordinate and cooperate with American forces amid Mexican tensions. Officials say naval efforts aim to protect foreigners and their property while Huerta’s status remains unresolved. Montery refugees depart. Chihuahua City fate unreported. In New York, Army Navy game draws 42,000 spectators as Wilson attends with Sayres. Navy leads Army early 3–0 after first quarter. halftime score Navy 9 Army 6.
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Miral Fletcher
United States
Huerta
Neuliacan
Sinaloa
Rivera
O’breggeon
Robertson
Monterey
Chihuahua City
Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
New York
Wilson
Goodby
Francis B. Sayre
Ando
Anarchy in Mexico prompts urged concerted action
The Paris Temps prints a vigorous editorial urging united action with the United States to curb the Mexican conflict. It calls for all parties to lay down arms and end the intolerable situation in the presence of death and ruin.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Paris Temps Today
Mexico
United States
Mexican government seeks loans in Brussels
Brussels November 29. Mexican agents have sought and are still seeking loans here. Louis De Labarra, financial agent in London for the Mexican government, has entered negotiations for advances but has not been very successful.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Louis de Labarra
London
Rebels march to south after Juarez victory
Between 3500 and 4000 Rebel soldiers left Juarez at noon for the south against the Federals whom they defeated this week near Juarez. Gen Pancho Villa expects to leave around Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Mexican Foreign Minister's Unconfirmed Trip Reported
Associated Press reports from Mexico City on November 29 that a Mexican foreign minister has embarked on a trip to Vera to confer with John, according to an unconfirmed report.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Querido Modeno
Vera
John
Patterson Files Lengthy Petition in Sherman Antitrust Case
Cincinnati officials and former Cash Register Co. executives filed an appeal in the U S Court of Appeals. The petition runs over 2089 pages and addresses a case tied to Sherman Antitrust Law.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dent John H. Patterson
Cash Register Company of
Day
U. S. Court of Ap Gc
Gen Electric strike settles after day of talks
Schenectady Minnesota November 29 reports a settlement reached at the Gen Electric Company plant after a day of talks. The details were sent to the Trades Alliance for approval.
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Associated Press
Schenectady
Rees
Gen- Electric Company
Trades Alliance
Tin Can Trust Now In Court
A suit filed in the United States District Court seeks to dissolve the American Can Company. The Department of Justice alleges the tin can trust controls a large share of U S tin can business and packaging. The American Sheet & Tin Plate Company is named a defendant for allegedly agreeing to supply tin for cans at a preferential rate.
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United States District Court
American Can Company
Tin Can Trust
Department of Justice
United States
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Army and Navy Play Football Under Rain Threat
Under skies that momentarily threatened rain a gala crowd of about 40 000 gathered at Upper Manhate to watch the annual Army and Navy football game attended by the President of the United States.
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New York
United States
Upper Manhate
After the Ceremony Francis 8 Sayre and His Bride In Her Wedding Gown
Francis 8 Sayre and his bride see the ceremony through as she wears a plain wedding gown. The couple leaves the church amid applause, with well wishers lining the steps and sharing smiles for the new union.
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Francis
Sayre
Becker death case argued for mercy in state court
New York November 29. Twenty five reasons Becker former police lieutenant should not be executed for the Rosenthal murder are filed in the State Court of Appeals. Becker is in Sing Sing under sentence of death. One argument is that Sam Schepps, the chief corroborative witness for the State, was an accomplice. Lawyers complain trial was rushed and Becker was convicted by public opinion.
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New York
Charles L. Becker
Herman Rosenthal
State Court of Appeals
Becker
Sing Sing
Sam Schepps
Floods Affect Rail Route Dispute In Ohio Floods
Charleston W Va Nov 29 The suit by Hocking Valley Railroad against Lackawana Lumber and Coal Company seeks 30006.00 in district court alleging re routing charges after floods in Ohio forced a route change for Paint Creek Collieries shipments. The railroad claims judgment for the re routing costs.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hocking Valley Railroad
Lackawana Lumber & Coal Company
United States District Court
Paint Creek Colleries Company
Laka«wana Company
Ohio
Police Ordered to Glear Streets in Indianapolis Action
Indianapolis November 29 Acting Superintendent Coffin ordered police to prevent street crowds and riot risk. Patrolmen were told three or more people would constitute a crowd as unsettled labor conditions prompted the measure.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Explosion wrecks buildings injuring many in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Mich. November 29 A score or more of firemen and spectators were injured early today when several buildings were wrecked in an explosion that followed a fire. No lives were lost. Damage was estimated at 65000 dollars.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Guerrilla Warfare Feared by U S Troops in Mexican War
The article notes the renewed risk of war with Mexico and argues U S troops must expect guerrilla warfare in Mexican mountains. It discusses Mexican soldiers fighting from home terrain and warns pacification could take years.
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Mexico
United States Army
United States
Weir Testimony Highlights Buffalo Bribery and Assault Claims
Hugh C. Weir, main witness in a $100,000 damage suit against Collier's Weekly, recounts brutal assaults by two detectives in Buffalo, threats to him and his editors, and offers of a European trip and cash to leave the country. He faces vagrancy charges reversed, with suits filed for $10,000 damages and a move to remove Buffalo Police Chief Regan. The case, linked to William J. Connors and Colliers Weekly, aims for December trial and national attention.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Buffalo
Weir
Europe
N. Y
Hugh C. Weir
William J Connors
New York Democratic State Committee
Collier’s Weekly
Connors
Collier's Weekly
Regan
Youans
Buffalo Courier
Colliers
Mr. Weir
Columbus
Cleveland
Collier's Hag
Irwin
Sult
New York
Police Department of
Women clubs threaten egg price boycott in Chicago
Chicago representatives of women clubs and wholesale dealers met to discuss egg prices they say create artificial high costs. Fresh eggs sell around 45 to 46 cents, and women in clubs have pledged to boycott until prices drop to 30 cents.
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Chicago
Ill
Beaten and robbed in New York City
Three robbers held up an automobile party in Pelham Parkway early today. Cornelius Doremus, president of The German Life Insurance Company, his companion and the chauffeur were beaten. Doremus gave up his watch and money and the woman fainted as two rings were torn from her fingers. Total loss valued at about $2000.
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New York City
Pelham Parkway
Cornelius Doremus
German Life Insurance Company
Doremus
Craig murder trial adjourned as jury still unfilled
Shelbyville Indiana November 29 the Craig murder trial was adjourned to Monday with the jury box still unfilled.
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Associated Press
Shelbyville
Ind
Craig
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Washington, D. C
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Mexican
Counsels Unity
Rebs
Sally Forth
Patterson
Baltimore, Md
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HAVY
American Press Association
Aeamin Wat
Becca
Glear
Ehhs
Samuel L. Shank
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