TRY 10 END REVOLT DIAZ'S OFFER TO MADERO
A Mexican peace commission under Madero meets Insurrectos as fighting widens in Chihuahua. Government troops drill and reinforce amid reports of Pedernales clash. Consul Ellsworth may resign as Washington considers terms and Reyes envoy hints at possible Diaz compromise.
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Pedernoles
Washington Post
Moaleo City
Mexico
Gon Madero
Mabie Ht
Che
Chute
Peace Confession
Chihuahua
Jose M. Iyonlers
Garcia Cardenas
Senio Minades
Santiago Gongares
Comra
Pedernales
San Andres
Ellsworth
Luther T. Ellsworth
Caldad Porfirio Diaz
Washington
State Department
Revolutionary Committee
Madero
Gustavo A. Madero
Bernardo Reyes
Gustavo Salas
New York
Paris
Piaz
Reyes
Diaz
Ciudad
Porfirio Diaz
Cause of Tars Row Good Feelings Now Exists in Cherbourg
The acting mayor of Cherbourg explains the earlier trouble arose from shore leave for nearly 2,000 sailors with no lodging, causing late night unrest. After allowing restaurants to stay open until morning and suspending night furloughs for troublemakers, relations improved and hotels and cafes report strong profits.
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French City
Washington Post
Brest
Cherbourg
Admiral Vreeland
Synod Order Blocked by Marion Female College Trustees
The board of Marion Female College in Marion Virginia adopts a resolution declaring trustees are forbidden by law and contract to obey the synod order that would move the Lutheran institution to Salem Virginia. The decision comes after a synod action two weeks earlier.
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Roanoke
Marion Female College
Marion
Synod of Virginia
Salem
Taft Tariff Plan Outlines Aims At Chicago Banquet
Chairman Emery of the new tariff board spoke at a business banquet in Chicago. He described the commission’s aims and difficulties faced, announcing rapid collection of nonpartisan facts. He asserted popular clamor would be ignored as the task proceeds.
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Emery
New Commission
Paige
Censter
Mr. Emery
Tafts tariff view urges gradual, nonpartisan reform
President Taft telegram argues for tackling tariff legislation one schedule at a time after disinterested inquiry to avoid upheavals while pushing prompt elimination of injustices in the tariff law. He favors careful, clearheaded, and nonpartisan study as the middle course.
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Taft
Congress
Root
New York
Lodge
Massachusetts
McCumber
North Dakota
Smoot
Iowa
Dodge
Cumming
White House
Senator Cummins
Borah
Cummins
Tariff Commission
Beveridge
Railway Securities Commission
Rautroada
Emery urges permanent tariff board to study effects
Chicago December 3 Henry C Emery chairman of the tariff commission spoke to the Chicago Association of Commerce following a banquet. He called for a permanent nonpartisan tariff board to investigate industrial effects, revise schedules and report findings openly. Taft telegram urged careful, nonpartisan inquiry and one-schedule-at-a-time revision.
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Chicago
Henry Co. Emery
Tariff Commission
Chicago Association of Commerce
Congress Hotel
Emery
Stilwell
Association of Commerce
Taft
Iike
Tariff Inquiry Notes Need for Impartial Facts
Mr Emory argues tariff decisions must rest on impartial practical knowledge rather than algebraic formulas. European officials with lifelong study inform debates while cost data is hard to obtain. The tariff board seeks to publish facts despite political pressure, denying coercive testimony and insisting on free inquiry.
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Emory
Kaiser Cause of Strife in German Church Dispute
Berlin reports a German Protestant Catholic clash over influence at the court. The Deutsche Reich urges Kaiser Wilhelm II is swayed by south German Catholic noblemen through Prince Max von Fürstenberg, while Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg resists and offered resignation that the Kaiser did not accept. A Munich society organ claims a Belgian princess in the royal circle supports socialism, stirring alarm among old-fashioned Prussians as a queen allegedly expresses sympathy with socialists and working classes.
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Washington
Berlin
Germany
Deutsche Rete
Kaiser
Max Wran Furstenberg
Bethmann Hellweg
Warships Sent to Macao Amid Revolt and Concessions
Peking ordered a Chinese flotilla to Macao following a revolt that forced the governor to concede by driving out religious orders. The Italian cruiser Calabria also proceeded there to safeguard Italian interests.
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Hongkong
Dec
Peking
Macao
Calabria
Taft Courts Peace Calls Lead Senators to Counsel
President Taft at the White House convened peace talks with leading senators to counsel on the Supreme Court vacancies. The session aimed to align on nominations and avoid partisan delay as discussions continued.
American Tars Dined First Time in a Year in London
In London the visiting American fleet was feted with a luncheon at Guildhall by Sir Thomas Vesey Strong the lord mayor for 760 sailors led by Commander Sims of the Minnesota. Toasts to King George and President Taft followed a reception inside the hall with entertainment at Crystal Palace and a reception at Dorchester House. A football match at Crystal Palace saw Idaho defeat Connecticut 5 to 0 to win the navy cup.
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London
Thomas Vesey Strong
City of London
Guildhall
Gravesend
Weymouth
Charing Cross
Sims
Minnesota
Coldstream Guards
War Office
Hing
Thomas
King George
Taft
Sir Thomas
Tingland
Grant
Roosevelt
Pea
Idaho
Dorchester House
Reid
Crystal Palace
Connecticut
Germany bars aviators from forts under espionage rules
Berlin announces new wartime regulations by the ministry of war. Civil aircraft are forbidden to fly within 10 kilometers of fortresses without a written permit. Those found above the forts will be arrested on landing and treated as suspected spies. The notice defines inspection for photos and drawings of fortifications.
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Berlin
Ministry of War
Boy Dies At Seventeenth Birthday Milestone Fear
John Smyth a young resident of the upper East Side died after falling eight stories from an elevator shaft at a new Broadway building near Ninety second Street. He had long feared he would not reach his seventeenth birthday after his brother and sister died near that age. The tragedy happened as church rites were being administered.
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New York
John Smyth
Upper East Side
Broadway
Ninety Second Street
Woman Slashed Throat After Escape From Rooftop Attack
Houston Texas December 2 Miss B Woodworth daughter of W W Woolworth prominent Texas Oil Company official was attacked at her home by Lloyd B Shaffer who wielded a razor. After the pursuit to a second story porch Woodworth leaped to the ground and Shaffer followed slashing her throat before inflicting wounds on himself. Both were reported in critical condition.
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Formur
Houston
Tex
Miss B .Woodworth
W. W. Woolworth
Texas Oil Company
Lloyd B. Shaffer
Shaffer
Miss Dorothea Barron and Philip Mallory Wed at Rice Church
In Rye on December 3, Miss Dorothea Barron daughter of Mr and Mrs George Barron and Philip Rogers Mallory son of Mr and Mrs Charles Mallory were married this afternoon before about a thousand guests at Rice Presbyterian Church. The bride’s father gave her in marriage and the bridal party included Miss Amy Richardson of Washington DC.
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Rye, N
Dorothea Barron
George DL. Barron
Philip Rogers Mallory
Charles Mallory
Rice Presbyterian Church
Amy Richardson
Washington, DC
White House Callers and Congressional Lineup Mentioned
A December Saturday listing includes Vice President Sherman and numerous senators and representatives from across states. The roster features Senators Borah Lodge KSAN Curtis Cur tis Owen Overman and others, with a group of Ohio Iowa New York California and Maryland Republicans and officials noted.
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Sherman
Cummins
Borah
Idaho
Lodge
Massachusetts
Ksan
New Jersey
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Gamble
South Dakota
Warren
Wyoming
Nikon
Nevada
Flint
California
Burrows
Michigan
Clark
Curtis
Kaness
Burton
Ohio
Owen
Oklahoma
Overman
North Carolina
Swanson
Virginia
Martin
Foster
Louisiana
Money
Miea
Missouri
Longworth
Hubbard
Iowa
Illinois
Kahn
Austin
Tennessee
Law
New York
Knowland
Nerdham
Unionist Gain of Figures Little Changed in election
London December 3 Liberals held their own in London and Manchester while the Unionists gained seven seats, six from Liberals and one from Labor. Peckham and Bristol seats stayed with Liberals. Grimsby and Grimsby regain by Sir G Doughty. Weather slowed turnout. Lloyd George cancelled engagements.
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London
A. Bonar Law
Peckham
Bir- Tell
Hobhouse
Bristol
Churchill
Labor
Salford
Ashton-Under-Lyne
Warrington
Darlington
Kings Lynn
Grimsby
Wigan
Manchester
Rochester
Camberwell
Exeter
Aset
Balfour
Law
Aittle
Capt
C. Norton
T. J. Macnamars
C. Fp.g. Masterman
Haggerston
Rupert Guinness
Birrell
E. Hobhouse
Treasury
Gilbert Parker
W. M. Aitken
Dominion
Westminster
Gravesend
Aitken
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
G. Doughty
West Bromwich
Gloucester
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J. P. Morgan and Associates
Pe ‘Ruaies
Tuier
Sonchex
Sun
Mexico and Northwestern
Grees
Madera
Mingca
Jungk
Francisco Valdez Y Vasquez
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Enrique Creel
President Diaz
Mexico City
Jose Maria Sanchez
Chahuahua
Sonora
Guerrero
aBtopias
Mary Towns
TE Paso
Doc
Battle Creek
Mich
Dorrance Bryson
Detroit
Temor Sachic
SYNOD
Salem College
Christian Xander
Baltimore and Return
Baltimore and
Noyal
Tafi
WB. T. Rawlings
Alwys
Tariff Board
China
Italy
Fleet
Taft Courts Peace
Supreme Court
Olive Branch
Stars and Stripes
The
Stock Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Wilkes-Barre
Ernest H. Walker
Hazel Langley
Philadelphia
Joseph H
Patrick Lautergn, Jr
Nellie McGeehan
Lancaster
Fred E
Navy Blake
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
New York Ave
Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
Eenator Cummins
Senate
Senator Borah
Bristow
Stis
Mmen
Republican Party
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Bora
Théneh
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Boy
Beaton
Ald
Fleet Street
Lloyd George
Lincoln
Zovd
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Washington-Sunset
A. J. Posten
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