Demand for Humane Treatment of American Prisoners in Mexico
US demands humane, international-law aligned treatment for American prisoners in Mexico amid revolution. Diplomatic drafts urge Mexico to protect American life and property, reject violence, and hold Mexican authorities accountable for any abuses. The note pressures both sides to prevent neutral or foreign casualties and upholds rights of combatants while condemning unlawful acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Republic of Mexico
Anerana
Oeir
US and Mexico urged to protect citizens amid war tensions
A dispatch quotes Huntington Wilson calling on the Mexican government and Gen. Orozco to uphold civilized wartime rules and to prevent mistreatment of American prisoners. It notes press reports of threats and instructs the U.S. consul in Chihuahua to press formally and informally for continued protection and timely representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wil
Gen Y Vilin
Huntington Wilson
Orozco
Chihuahua
Marion Letcher
Mexico
After Blackmailers Expose Bank Cashier’s Strained Wealth
A long standing bank cashier in New Berlin ran the institution in effect for over two decades while the board appeared as figureheads. His lavish lifestyle included luxury cars a grand home and costly church work. He funded a church addition and charities and even educated his sister’s children at his own expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
New Orleans Bankers Held In Embezzlement Case
Teutonia Bank and Trust Company of New Orleans officers including Eugene F Bouh ler president and Joseph H Gorilla director were arrested on charges of false statements to the state bank examiner and concealing the bank's true condition. Frank J Brand former assistant cashier now public accountant, was arrested for embezzling $60. The arrests follow an investigation by District Attorney St Clair Adams. The bank has capital of $200000 with $1720 surplus and undivided profits.
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New Orleana
Eugene F Bouhier
Teutonia Bank and ‘Trust Company of
New Orleans
Joseph H Gorilla
Frank J Brand
St Clair Adams
Buhler
Ile
Teutonia Loan and Building Company
Teutonia Bank
Back With Girl Bride Reopens His Home Here
Edward B Alsop, a seven year old millionaire real estate owner, returned to his Washington home with his wife and her mother, addressing rumors of estrangement. He explained transferring substantial property to his two sons before marriage, saying it aimed to provide for his family and not to affect his wife's inheritance. Mrs Alsop remains very ill, delaying a planned trip south, as he vows continued care and reconciliation.
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Edward B Alsop
Reat
Mia Alsop
Litchfeld Conn
Fittsburg
Twentieth Street
Mr Alsop
Tharat
Alsop
Mystery body found near Parkersboro railroad tracks
An unidentified man was found dead this morning beside the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near Parkersboro, West Virginia. The body showed a crushed head and missing legs. a notebook in the clothing bore the address C B West, Clarksburg, West Virginia. Officials investigate the perplexing findings and search for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersboro
W Va
Baltimore and Onlo Taltroad
Blade
Clarksburg
Murder Suspect in Theatrical Manager Case Named
Miss Anima Jaeld Joyes sues husband Florent Wikefeld Jr a theatrical manager. The body of Marsh is found near Saugus River after being moved from Lynn. He had dropped 000 in the North American Rubber Co and planned grand jury testimony. Police note no clear struggle and suggest possible murder to suppress knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anima Jaeld Joyes
Florent ‘Wikefeld, Jr
Marsh
North Amercan Rubber Company
Boston
Grand Jury
Postoffice
Sturly
Sleuths Win in Chase Find Quantities of Silver
Detectives arrested a man giving the name Wesley Blowe after a chase through central Washington. He reportedly bought articles in Newark New Jersey and carried nitroglycerin, a jimmy, caps, rope, skeleton keys, and silverware. Police watched him for a week and suspect German ties, with claims of rooming-house occupation and lodging in various places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley R. Hower
Newark
N. J
Beleve
Wesley Blowe
Central
NOJ
Berman
Vermilion Cox
Mehamee
Central Office
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Tiken
Jimmy
Howe
Lafayette Street
Washington
Lynn Mass Murder Mystery Deepens In Marsh Case
Police pursue a likely motive and a suspect linked to wealthy soap maker George E Marsh found shot on West Lynn marshes near State Boulevard. Amos E Potter and Dr C H Bergengren provide crucial details about an automobile and three men seen nearby. The body was moved to the marsh after a late night ride, with autopsy confirming four bullets. the family reacts as investigators expand searches and consider private detectives.
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Lynn Mass
Burches
George E Marsh
Marsha
West Lynn Marshes
State Boulevard
Marsh
Boston
C H Bergengren
Marshs
Bergengren
Stockton
Xinth
Bay State Street
Union Station
Penn
Marah
San Auto
Amos E Potter
Theat Linn
Iere Beach and Lynn
Potter
Aim
Gatun Gan Otenat
Ana
Marel
Mysery
Willem H Niles
Essex County
Will
Swampscott
Lynn
Arthur
Caleb Marsh
James Marsh
India
Cul
Pinkham
Frida
Bould Yard
Arrested After Shooting Involving Two 16-Year-Olds
Joseph Marks, 16, was arrested at home in Georgia Avenue Northwest by Officer J Miller of the Fourth precinct. He is linked to William Hards, 16, shot by Miller near a saloon on Seventh Street Southwest. Hards was wounded in the right leg below the knee, treated at Emergency Hospital, then moved to the house of detention.
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Joseph Marks
Georgia Avenue Northwest
J . Miller
Fourth Precinct
William Hards
Miler
Miller
Seventh Street Southwest
Michael O'Donohue
K Street
Hardy
Sax
Clearing House Takes Bank in Cincinnati Reorganization
The Second National Bank of Cincinnati directors resign after a meeting with the clearing house. The bank was declared solvent and the clearing house voted to take over until reorganization approved by the comptroller of the currency. President K E Gilbraith and all directors resigned. Laws elected new president.
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Second National of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Ohio
Second National Bank of Cincinnati
K E Gilbraith
Mystery Kidnapping Case Ends As Baby Is Found
In New York a baffling kidnapping case involving Annie Boyneracky, 17, who fled with Ruth Fleischman, a one month old, ends when Carl Rosolearying shields the infant from a rainstorm and hands her to police. The girl claims the baby may be hers with no further explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneray Fleischman
Abraham Fleischman
New York
Annie Boyncraky
Ruth Fleischman
Gief
Boyorsky
Carl
Engagement Prank Tangles Carter and Anderson at Luncheon
John Carter son of Senator Thomas H Carter and Kathleen Anderson denied a wired society page announcement of their engagement, saying it was a thoughtless prank. They sought a newspaper note at New Willard after a luncheon for Broderick, hoping to explain the hoax amid parental remorse.
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John Carter
Masa Kathleen Anderson
Society
Willard
Thomas H Carter
Monitana
Georgetown University
Kathleen Anderson
Rot Anderson
Columbia Road
Mrs Anderson
Kathleen
Mr Carter
Miss Anderson
Misa Anderson
Ocou
Arabs Lose 400 Dead in Tripoli Coast Clash
Paris dispatches report an Italian landing attempt on the Tripoli coast met by Arab resistance. After fierce fighting the Arabs retreat with about 400 dead. The Italians loot Constantinople. April 14 mediation steps by powers to end the Turco Italian war will be discussed separately by ambassadors on April 16.
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Daven
Paris
Tripoli
Constantinople
Pirate raid near Jolo reported by Manila
A pirate raid is reported from Jolo. A Japanese pearl fishing boat was found adrift with its crew missing and believed murdered. The Mateja Hathouge was also attacked and robbed, presumably by the same band. Gunboats have been dispatched to investigate.
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Manila
Jolo
Congress Session Focuses On Addresses Not Business
Report from the congress outlines a session devoted to addresses rather than business. Notable figures listed include Mrs A W Greely and Mrs Alexander Tunis Patton, with remarks by Dr Moses Greeley Parker and Mrs Scott hosting a reception tonight. Delegates from New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, and others report on patriotic education and citizenship efforts.
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Vira Sanel
Jamison
Congress
Date Irs
W Greely
Alexander Tunis Patton
Witham
Moses Greeley Parker
The
Sons of the American
Juno
Scott
Ceneral
Joseph S Wood
New York
Story
Mre la Verne Neves
Ilinois
Ice
Mre Noyes
Cral
America Monthly
Chatsle 16
Orda
Old Augusta
Stor
S.et Wind
Hamed Stnad
Washington
Cit
Jeaders
Mountai
New England
West
Massachusetts
Winnis
Pennsylvania
Wood
James G Gunning
Henrs
Clarrison
Pennsvania
George A Lawrence
Tllinois
Auto Sleuth Nabs Six In Rockville Bail Hearing
Justice Edmonston held court for six automobiler drivers arrested by Sheriff Brooke after a chase beyond Chews Chase. Accused included Allgood Burne Barker Wagner Corby and Mrs Corby for lacking chauffeur licenses or Maryland licenses. Collateral was set at 2 to 5 dollars and defendants promised representation in court.
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Justice Edmonston
Rockville
WA Brooke
Montgomers
Justice of the Peace
Monaion
As Tee
Maryland
Allgood
Charles Burna
Barker
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tula
Rocke
Burns
Corby
Burer
Flames Wipe Out Half for West Virginia Town
A damaged report describes a damaging event in a West Virginia town causing significant losses. It mentions fires wiping out half the town and destroying residences and a restaurant, with references to local figures, businesses, and infrastructure. The piece notes property damage around 200 000 and various structural impacts.
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West Virginia
Relalioft
Posvatori
Stueer
Waldings Des
Ftose & Turner Farm
Laby
Tio Ag
Res
Inex Taya
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Lstes
Mexti
Losta
Latoy
Rozco
Tos
Meuroy \meruan
Boserer
ZA Diamond
Galt & Bro
Pennspleanio Avenue
Millionaire Alsop
Saysa
White Star Steamship Titanic
Southampton
Saugus River
U.S
Sleuths
Yeggman
Trail Marsh Slayer
Klew
Baat
Qutetender
Verbolnt
Maishs
Clearing House
Carl Roseear
Roluiceman Fteorge E Siller
Cupid
Castoria
Va R
Omorth Waaper
Fmunde
Marion Longfellow Wik
Hue
Longfellow Sieway
Chaler
George Ro Windsor
Paul
Donnghur
M Po Davis
Tar
Jyarah Knapp
John Ho Stokes
Wiseemanty Pord
First Baptist Church
Firs Baptist Ghuret
Mornin 1
WW McMaster
Lalae
Tore—Niagare
Harre Carmenie
Michigan
Probey Carriage Co
Wieconsin Ave
Moots Machine Company
Kandy
Ceylon
John H. Magruder
Ave. Ant E Sts
Christian Xafder
7Th Street
Altman
Tapis
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
Emerson Institute
Winslow
Randolph
College Wes
Tavgl
Beckley
Astel
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