Huerta Ineligible Labeled in Mexican Politics Turmoil
Washington reports say Huerta remains a provisional president candidate as Manuel Zamacona arrives to mediate between Mexico City and Washington. Emissaries debate Huerta’s status while U S officials weigh next steps amid unclear signals and renewed diplomatic channels.
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O'Stan
Beale Mt 2
Mexico City
Aarp
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Manuel Zanmaicona
Arive
AL Havana
Zamacona
Merta
Huerta
United States
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Maine Voters Favor Return 10 First Love
Maine voters chose a new congressman from the district after the death of Forest Goodwin. The contest drew national figures stumping for Republican, Progressive, and Democratic candidates with national issues on the table. The Progressive vote fell about 50 percent from Roosevelt’s last victory.
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Maine
Roosevelt
Sinews of success and capital drawn from effort
A fragmented, era influenced line emphasizes that true progress comes from personal effort and earned capital, not borrowed advantage. It hints at self reliance and persistence as core drivers of achievement.
Ohio canal study weighs cross state waterway option
A legislative committee investigating Ohio canals leans toward keeping title to canals and favors a Cleveland to Marietta route over the Ohio Canal. The group weighs federal support, rights from past construction, and rental issues as they prepare a report.
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Miarsi
Mrie
Peflane
Tuledo
Pullle Works
Miller
Mrs Huffman Becomes City School Teacher in Oxford
Mrs Lula A Huffman wife of former State Senator Isaac Huffman now serving a three year term in the Ohio penitentiary began work as a teacher in Oxford public schools. Huffman previously taught in Columbus schools.
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Oxford
Mra Lula
Huffman
Isaac Huffman
Ohio Pententiary
Columbus
Regrets Over Nanking Killings Reported By Chinese General
A Chinese general expresses sorrow for the Nanking killings and vows compensation to victims’ families. The Japanese legation says about 20 Japanese aided defenders at Natkhing, with others aiding rebels elsewhere, while Chinese officials claim 206 Japanese participated. The unrest continues with windows broken and property damaged.
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Peking
Naghine
Natkhing
Nanking
New President Named for New Mayer Hartford Railroad
Arffbill Upper Houde and Ham Font announce Howard Elliott as the new president of the New Mayer Hartford Railroad, signaling leadership change at the company.
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New Mayer & Hartford Railroad
Autopsy Reveals Woman Cut to Pieces Alive in New York
Autopsy in Hoboken shows a young woman bled to death not strangled shot or poisoned. No anesthetic used. Investigators search for her missing head and study rowboats and small craft for clues in the Hudson River case.
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New York
Hudson River
Sunda Wea
Hoboken
Senate votes for free sugar substitutes debated in wool schedule
Senate action on sugar policy sees the bill defeated after a heated debate led by La Follette. The tense session features sharp exchanges among Hansdell, James, Hidetow, Bristow, and others over duties and party alignment. President Wilson observed the battling factions as the measure faltered.
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Avalanche Sinat Ft
Ted
Segar
Wilson T'tros
Senate
Timrhedt
Hansdell
Louisiana
Olle James
Kantcky
Ransdell
James
Railroad Officials Fight For Life
A chaotic afternoon report notes railroad officials facing severe peril as a bond underwriting dispute unfolds. The piece details accusations, a regulatory push, and a tense scene referencing Morgan & Company in connection with a $6 bond feature.
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