Wilson Signals Possible War Action As Mexico Crisis Deepens
President Wilson, under mounting pressure from Congress and public sentiment, hints that military intervention in Mexico could occur if diplomacy fails. He vows watchful waiting to exhaust all peaceful options while warning Britain, Spain, and Carranza against pressuring the United States into action. Continued uncertainty surrounds U S plans as Carranza and foreign powers weigh their next moves.
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President signals may avoid intervention in Mexico
The article quotes the President discussing the urge in Congress for a radical armed intervention in Mexico. He cautions against haste and notes that if Americans are willing to wait, such drastic steps might not be necessary. He implies that public pressure would require many to volunteer, including brothers and sons, to see any action through.
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Villa hints Bauch was killed by enemies in Juarez
Gen Villa claims Gustav Bauch, an American arrested at Juarez as a spy, was executed by enemies. Villa refuses to discuss details of Bauch's fate or the buried body of William Benton, while noting Bauch had many enemies. Reports from El Paso align Bauch as dead, though family members question the personal enemy theory.
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Ulster Gets Veto Right on Home Rule Pact
Lord Roberts Kipling sign a pledge opposing home rule without a plebiscite. Asquith’s promise to introduce the Irish home rule bill prompts Ulster safeguards. Government may keep education and licensing under imperial control for six years, with the post office also under imperial oversight. Ulster MPs would be allowed a withdrawal option after seven years via referendum. The Chronicle notes potential adoption of the bill on its current lines if concessions fail.
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Inter State Probe Opens on Steel Rebates and Fines
Tamar testifies that $225,000,000 liability for traffic rebates may loom as Interstate Commerce Commission hearings begin. David Lamar says the steel trust could face a $96,000,000 penalty. Lane resolution directs exact rebate amounts and dates over six years. Cross-examination opportunity provided for steel attorneys.
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Shipboard suicide attempt linked to ex-minister foes
Marie Ceuflen, ally of Rodolfo Reyes, former Huerta justice minister, shot herself aboard the French liner Le Navarre between Habana and Nantes. Her act followed a quarrel with Reyes, who was under arrest in Mexico amid Huerta regime upheaval. She was gravely injured and taken to Nantes hospital. Reyes remained aboard the ship as it docked, not permitted to land.
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Death Takes Her At 104 In Pennsylvania Community
Mrs Elise, one of the oldest women in the state, died recently at age 104 in her Pennsylvania home after days of good health. The obituary notes she lived a long life, enjoyed the company of neighbors, and was fond of community events before her passing.
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Tasman Norwegian Bark Capsizes in North Sea
A Norwegian bark named Tasman capsized in the North Sea during a March disaster. Six crew members survived, while thirteen were lost. A fishing port reported the tragedy and efforts to locate remaining survivors continue.
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Northumberland and Newport News Collide Ramming in Potomac Channel
A Norfolk bound steamer Northumberland was rammed on its port side by the Newport News in the Potomac opposite the War College. The collision damaged both vessels as gale winds trapped crews and passengers. rescuers and a fireboat freed the ships, with no injuries. The Northumberland docked last night, the Newport News waited for further help and a third relief trip was made by the Firefighter.
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Shafroth Proposes Amendment Against Long Haul Bias
Senator Shafroth introduces an amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act aimed at eliminating many long-standing exceptions in rate making. It seeks to prohibit coast to coast advantages by water and rail carriers and would pressure railroads to raise interior rates while lowering coast to coast rates. The move challenges Supreme Court rulings and ICC practices as it presses to end Panama Canal related pricing disparities.
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Ex-Consul Hall Leaves Fortune to Daughter in Denver
Former American consul to the Argentine Republic Allenson Hall of Denver died last week and left his entire estate valued at about 10 million dollars to his daughter Mrs Carolyn Hall Sturgia of Denver. Mrs Sturgia, wife of Prof William C Sturgis dean of forestry at Colorado College, is named executrix. Hall accumulated wealth in lumber and wool ventures in South America and served as consul in Rosario, Argentina.
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Shipley Still In Office as Panama Canal Chief
Col. George W. Goathals, chairman of the Panama Canal commission, says reports of February 11 claiming W. F. Shipley was suspended for incompetence were erroneous. Shipley remains chief clerk of the division and is discharging duties satisfactorily, with no indication of dismissal or penalty.
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Goethale to Get Medal Tonight 4-Womat Finds New Occupation
Albany report notes Goethale to receive a medal tonight amid a shift as 4-Womat finds a new occupation. The piece mentions new suffragist row and art panels on view, with theatrical attractions and a tax books update.
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SLAIN DURING TRIAL SHOT BY WITNESS IN SALOON
In St Louis a murder trial ended abruptly when Wesley Red Simon on trial for Emmett Carrolls killing was shot in a saloon by the principal prosecution witness. Simon, guarded in court, died after being wounded in a confrontation that escalated from court recess. The shooter, Zang, explained he feared being killed if Simon testified. Police noted guards were present and Simon had warned of danger earlier. In New York, gangster Oresto Shillitoni, 22, was convicted of first degree murder for the March 1913 slaying of Officer William Heaney and others, after a brief pursuit.
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Ambassador's Play Halted By Police Interference
The French Drama Society of New York says it will sue the city for damages after police barred a dress rehearsal of an Italian ambassador themed play at the Tiniked theater. Members plan to press the law and seek enforcement of the ban against vaudeville theaters.
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Girl Frozen in Sleigh Near Magch 2 Shelter
Ella Sweeney of Harlgton, Pa, died after being left in a sleigh during a raging storm. Her companion James Bartholat tramped two miles to fetch help, but the pair were stranded with four to five miles of road remaining. He returned later and the body was found near a shelter after the delayed rescue attempt.
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Still in Gale's Grip Blasts Havoc Over Car Lines and Roofs
A relentless hurricane- strength storm leaves cars wrecked and roofs torn as it plows through streets. Tree uprooting continues through day and night with crippling traffic and widespread damage across the area. Families and businesses face extensive recovery efforts as weather eases slowly.
Warmer days foreseen by U S experts in weather forecast
U S meteorologists predicted a shift from the cold blizzard to rising temperatures today with fair skies. They forecast continued warmth through Wednesday for Maryland Virginia and West Virginia as northwest winds weaken. Washington endured a bitter storm with power outages, damaged streets, and disabled lines across the city.
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