Lind Keeps Quiet Center Stage In Vera Cruz
John Lind, Wilson's representative in Vera Cruz, lives simply in the American consulate with no windows and a single assistant. He walks the town, gaining friendly salutes and sharing only routine state matters, while avoiding discussion of White House plans or his chief. The American sailor absence, foreign warships in town, and local behavior reflect a cautious, democratic setup amid Mexico’s ongoing tension.
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John Lind
Mexico
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Lind
United States
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White House
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Usty Holiday Scene Among Foreigners By the Sea
Among the foreigners remaining here to await developments sea bathing has become a popular pastime. Despite crude accommodations many of the marooned sorters women would av svor miles there five o'clock tea as their morning plunge in the surf.
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U.S. Colored Soldiers Shot at Naco Sonora
In Naco Sonora rebels shot Private John Bryce of the Tenth Negro Cavalry and wounded a trumpeter named Warren across the international line. Three unarmed American soldiers were arrested when they tried to assist Bryce. Captain Tompkins then demanded their release and the Mexicans complied.
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Naco
Sonora
John Bryce
Tenth Negro Cavalry
International Boundary Lime
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Tenth Cavalry
Waren
Bryce
International Line
Tompkins
1 000 Miles of Rebel Money Shipment Missing
A shipment of 1,006,000 in constitutions money from New York to Agua Prieta for constitutionalists is short by about 250,000. The money traveled by freight in trunks and one trunk burst open spilling bills along the railroad right of way. El Paso and coastal reports extend the money trail about 1,000 miles east of Douglas Arizona. Denominations range from 1 to 1000 dollars. The currency resembles United States money.
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Ariz
New York
Constitutionalist
Agua’ Prieta
Sonora
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Eoat
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United States
Hanged as a warning: Mexican outlaw leader executed
In Sonora near Cuquarchi the body of Ramon Valenzuela hangs beside a gate post with a placard warning thieves. Valenzuela, head of a cattle theft gang, was executed days earlier after a year of leadership. Rurales pursue remaining band members, believed to have fled toward Arizona.
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Aziz
Ramon Valenzuela
Cuquarchi
Sonora
Here
Valenzuela
Cananea
Arizona
Huerta Faces Threat of Daily Blockade From Diplomats
Reports from Mexico City say diplomats warned President Huerta that resigning would avert a daily blockade of ports. Frederico Gamboa to be recalled as foreign minister and Querido Modeno to be named finance minister, replacing Adolfo de la Lama who quit after Huerta repudiated interest payments.
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Huerta
Frederico Gamboa
Foreign Office
Querido Modeno
Adolfo de la Lama
Convicts Had Outside Aid In Macalester Prison Break
Jan 21 report indicates outside aid to three inmates who sparked the escape at Macalester Ohio. The revolver used by David Koontz was traced to a recent local sale, and a horse and wagon were found at the prison gates. Injured staff and officials, including Miss Mary Foster and John Martin, were said to recover.
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Ohio
United States
John R. Thomas
Board of Prison Control
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Mary Foster
John Martin
C. L. Wood
Envoy to Halt Visits in Vera Cruz as Huerta Aims to Lead Army
Jesus Plores Magon, former Mexican interior minister, met John Lind in Vera Cruz and left for a nearby town to confer again. The visits, seen as informal signals of Huerta’s plans, indicate high level Mexican discussions with Lind, the president’s envoy, on military leadership and forthcoming actions.
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Mexico
Jesus Plores Magon
John Lind
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Huerta Considers Terms as Jind Demands Envoys
Reports from authoritative quarters say pressure from the Huerta government to negotiate with Washington grows. Jind plans to refuse further envoys unless officially accredited, enabling revolutionists to attend all future conferences. Huerta may seek terms with Wilson and appoint Francisco de la Barra as cabinet head, with Huerta resigning in favor. Generals would lead forces against revolutionists.
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Washington
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Wilson
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Senor de la Barra
Gen. Huerta
Police Shake-Up by Mitchel in New York
Mayor Mitchel will adopt a reform plan from a board of aldermen special committee that investigated the police after Herman Roththal's July 1912 murder. The plan abolishes inspector ships, creates a secret service squad to root out corruption, and forms special vice squads to combat gambling and other vices from headquarters.
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Board of Aldermen
Herman Rosenthal
Mitchel
City News in Brief Aids and appointments in Washington DC
Assistant Attorney General Morgan Beach, injured near Bethesda, remains bed-bound for six weeks. District officials approved raises for clerks, a messenger, and a pension plan for Captain Warren’s widow. The Young Folks Concert was postponed to February 11. Washington Saengerbund concerts shift to Sundays. Community groups convene on health, heredity, and eugenics topics. A German Orphan Asylum elected officers. A foreign language mission class lecture is planned. Various club, charitable, and civic activities fill the week in the capital.
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John Redeker
Margaret Hensey
Christine Mor- Sanweck
Guido Callan
Fred Rice
Albert Lepper
Conrad Richter
Gustaf Pressel
Rudolph Schneider
Thomas A. Murray
A. Gumprecht
Tomatoes Bring Premium for Ranger No. Uniform Size Quality
Market growers sell tomatoes described as ranger grade with uniform size and superior quality at more than double the price of ordinary tomatoes. The note highlights the premium placed on consistent appearance and top quality.
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Thief Says Police Aided Burglary Ring Confession
Samuel Cohen in the Tombs admits a joint theft scheme with police and private watchmen in New York. His confession led to the arrest of Samuel Herman on $2,000 bail and claims officers helped select targets and freed arrested suspects. Assistant DA Groshy will present to the grand jury.
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Samuel Cohen
Cohen
Samuel Herman
Frederick J. Groshy
Rival Football Dates With Georgetown North Carolina In Doubt
Carlisle and Georgetown may skip trips to Washington. no agreement on 1914 dates. Georgetown prefers November. conflict with Notre Dame and Brown games near Thanksgiving. North Carolina and S M will not meet Georgetown next season. Tar Heels chose Davidson on October 4. Ardmore card set with Kid Hean vs Young McCue main event at 9:15 p m.
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Cyclone Marx
Budd
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Miners Attack A F L In White's Report On Strikes
Indianapolis Jan 21 Attacks on the American Federation of Labor surfaced in the Whitea Mine Workers of America convention. Duncan MacDonald blasted the AFL while debating industrial unions and a proposed April 1 1914 convention. A committee substitute urged industrial unionism over craft unions. President John P White warned of AFL opposition but the substitute passed. Delegates Montgomery and Fairley left to push a federal investigation of copper and Colorado coal strikes. White’s report also noted Calumet disaster and Moyer deportation, urging impartial inquiry and punishment for the guilty. Hayes reported Colorado and West Virginia strikes and called for Sherman act amendments to shield labor from antitrust application.
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Washington
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Montgomery
W. Va
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Pratt City
Ala
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Hayes
West Virgina
Society Notes Show Busy Winter Host Duties
Mrs. Oille Jamen will not receive today. Numerous ladies plan home receptions through January with varying days. Open Sunshine and Community Society meeting will discuss education of the blind and women’s work with speakers including Senator Gore and Representatives Heflin and Giddens. Several social gatherings and marriages are noted, including a Baltimore ceremony for Mr. Franklin V. Killian and Miss Cecelia P. Reeder.
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Oklahoma
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Washington
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Judge Speer Under Scrutiny Mentality Questioned
Witnesses testify on Judge Emory Speer mental attitude as House judiciary subcommittee probes charges of misconduct in Macon Georgia. Reports cite "bad, impaired" faculties and dictatorial court behavior, with drug-use claims involving cocaine and morphine, and allegations of estate dissipation and contempt toward lawyers.
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Macon
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Southern District of Georgia
House Committee On Judiciary
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Col Waller Praised as Suitable Marine Corps Commander
Richmond Times Dispatch lauds Col. Littleton Waller Virginia’s famed soldier. He led the first Alexandria landing, fought in Cuba, the Philippines, Boxer uprising in China, and campaigns in Africa and the Caribbean. Supporters say his elevation to command would merit promotion based on merit and proven prowess.
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Printing Plant Here Model Chile Plans New Establishment
Chile considers erecting an engraving and printing plant modeled after the Washington facility that prints the nation's paper money and stamps. Eduardo Suarez, the Chilean minister, will depart for South America later in March with data on building and operating costs. He may remain away until year end to attend the Pan American conference in Santiago in September.
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Bout to Conlon Wins Night in Racine Wisconsin
Johnany Coulon defeats Young Sinnet in a fast 10 round bantamweight bout. Coulon uses superior boxing to gain a slight margin as Sinnet from Rock Island clashes with heavy head and face swings. Results mark Coulon as bantamweight champion with clear decision.
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