Huerta Seeks Restart Of Talks With Lind In Mexico
Financial pressures replace military factors as Huerta signals readiness to resume negotiations with John Lind, Wilson’s envoy. Rojas heads to Vera Cruz to reopen unofficial talks while secrecy is urged and preparations for 120 cannon stir concerns.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Jose Lopes Portillo Y Rojas
Mr. Lind
Vera Cruz
Miniter
Senor Rojas
Ibuerta
State Department
Madero Rojas
Jalisa
Benton
Secertary
Bryan
Special Commission
Carranza
Juarez
Gen. Villa
Gustave Bauch
Carranza Commission
Benton Base
Notable Revolt Update: U.S. Citizens in Mexico Face Transfer
Reports indicate Byrd and Goldschmidt among those suspected of aiding rebels. Two men detained as possible transfer to Mexico City under orders to the federal officer. Monterey described as quiet while Torreon and Saltillo face revolutionary actions. Federals hold Mortelqua. three Americans killed amid clashes with Carrel forces.
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Mortelqua
Mexico
Chey, Maron
Jojulta
Tofay
Huerta
Tren Huerta
Chicago Leads In Women Voter Registration Early
Chicago now tops U S cities in registered voters with women making up 218 648 of the total 683 624. Daily registrations added 60 619 women yesterday and 424 981 men overall. Women will vote first at the aldermanic election on April 4.
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New York
Chicago
United States
New York City
Decisive battles outlined in Torreon region updates
Reports from southern points of Torreon indicate federal rebel clashes at Escalon and Rosario yielded no decisive result. Gen Benavides remains safe, while Carranza crosses from Sonora toward Chihuahua. A raid on Madero Company property at Pearson and the execution of two bridge burners near Nogales accompany evolving fronts.
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Jimainez
Madera
Carranza
Chihuahua
Benavides
Escalon
George C. Carothers
Carothers
Torreon
Department of State
Idok
Madero Company, Limited
Pearson
Bandita
Manuel Guuterrez
Oscar Allen
Consul Edwards
Villa
Sonora
Chihuahus
Juarez
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Ariz
Nogales
Mexico
Pedre Chavez
Rafael Roscom
Ojo de Aguas
Senate Faces Vote On Canal Toll Exemption Policy
Washington debates a Jones resolution calling on President Wilson for foreign protests against toll exemption for American coastwise ships. Senators clash over reference to foreign relations versus canals committees, with ruling party lines shaping a possible vote today.
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O'Gorman
Panama
Senate
Jones
Washington
Wilson
United States
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Foreign Relations Committee
Bristow
Kansas
Committee On Interoceanic Canals
New York
O' Gorman
Canals Committee
Committee On Foreign Relation
House
Mexico
Congress
Great Britain
U. S
Lha
Republic
Bellator Jones
Hoya
Resia
Fragmentary Will Reveals Lincoln and Napoleonic Mentions
A damaged OCR passage outlines a will discussing bequests to figures such as Washington Wellington and Napleon, with references to silver medals and memorials. It notes Mrs May HL Wilson and a widow distributing the remainder of the estate and copyrights, while the total value is not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wellington
Lincoln
May HL Wilson
Woman fined for slander after call to suffragette label
In Cologne a wife of a physician was convicted of slander for calling a school principal a suffragette during a quarrel over punishment of the physician's daughter. She refused to apologize, saying the feather acted like a suffragette, and was fined.
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Jerman
Cologne
Ifor
Gusfragette
Woodcutter Dies After Working Full Day Despite Injury
In Asheville on March 18 Taz Rogers a colored woodcutter fell on a stump nearby Greensboro. He rose and worked all day then died on returning home. County coroner will examine the case declaring it without precedent.
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Washington
Asheville
Taz Rogers
Greensboro
Casa
Baron Sondrmann Receives Eight Pound Parcel
A German nobleman Baron Sondrmann in Sam tera province of Posen receives a mailed package. The parcel weighed eight pounds and postage cost 1.05 dollars.
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Baron Sondrmann
Samtera
Posen
Aunt locks up bride in double elopement sequel
Miss Mary Manuel, guarding her nieces, locks in 15 year old and 17 year old brides in a West End Avenue house. She seeks to prevent another elopement after two couples wed in Elkton. Elder sister Hor sina Muller Huber vanished with her young spouse last Saturday, while the men involved are cousins Herbert Huber and Hex Jones.
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California
Washington Pont
New York
Mary Manuel
West End Avenue
Jessie Muller Jones
Horsina Muller ‘Huber
Adrian H. Muller
Millonaire
West End
Avenus
Manuel
Jessie Jones
Wensie Jones
Allen
Migs
Busch Estate Inventory Shows Vast Personal Holdings
A document filed this afternoon lists Adolphus Busch estate personal property at 47 million, with stock across corporations and many real estate pieces valued below market. The total estate was historically estimated around 25 to 35 million, with several hundred properties and complex holdings.
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Busch
Provisional Chinese Constitution Draws President’s Critique
A convention in Peking opened to amends the provisional constitution. Sun Pao-Chi presided as 60 delegates met with 44 percent attendance. President Yuan Shi Kai delivered an inaugural address decrying the constitution’s restrictive provisions and urging constitutional rectifications to secure peace and prosperity for China.
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Peking
China
Sun Pao-Chi
Sun Pao- “Chi
Yuan Shi Kai
Gijne
Lehigh Valley Railroad Sued Over Coal Sales Scheme
New York March 18 Attorney General McReynolds filed antitrust action against Lehigh Valley Railroad alleging a coal sales company scheme evaded a Supreme Court coal transport ruling. Named defendants include Lehigh Valley Coal Company and Lehigh Coal Sales Company with charges of monopoly, excessive dividends, and under identical control by the same group of owners. The suit seeks injunctive relief and dissolution, with anticipated follow on actions against other Pennsylvania area railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
McReynolds
Sult
Lehigh Road
Supreme Court
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company
Coxe and Bros. Company, Inc
Edward T. Stotesbury
Daniel G. Reid
Charles Steele
George F. Baker
George F. Bner
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Coal Company
Lehigh Coal Sales Company
Lehigh Railroad
New Jersey
Uehigh Coal Sales Company
Lehigh Coal
Panama Canal tolls probe ties Bowles to DeKnight
The Senate inquiry into DeKnight and Bowles reveals Bowles paid DeKnight to oppose railroad owned ships exclusion from Panama Canal use. Bowles admits private employment with Fore River Ship Building and a $1,000 payment. a $4,000 contingent fee was not paid as the bill’s provision evolved. DeKnight’s letters show coordinated lobbying against canal toll provisions with Knowland as House opponent.
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Knowland
Antirailway
Bowles
Owen
Fore River Company
Clarence W. DeKnight
Senate
DeKnight
Washington
F.‘T. Bowles
Fore River Ship“Building Company
Overman
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
Patere
Cishman Overman
de Knight
Admiral Bowles
Owen Philipps
Royal Mail Steamship Company
Nelson
Rnowland
House
Taft
Root
Praaident
Tod Mexican Battles and Toll Road Repeal Stakes
Senate lobby intensifies over toll road repeal and a telecast of Mexican refugees relief funding. The piece notes White House talks on party plans, a district shortcut for aid, and restive suffrage debates. Prominent figures include Burns and Mrs Goelet, with society notes and sports, finance, and D.C. official concerns.
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Senate
Caillauz
White ‘House
A. R
Bonzee
House
Burns
Frank
White House
Mra
Geese Cause Boy's Fatal Scare in Racine
In Racine Wisconsin a ten year old boy named Frank Chumik with a weak heart was frightened by a flock of honking geese that appeared while he played at home. He suffered convulsions and died shortly after, a physician stated.
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Trito
Racine
Wis
Frank Chumik
Caillaux Case Sparks Paris Demonstrations and Riots
Paris news reports a riotous surge in support for Mme Caillaux after the shooting of Caillaux supporter Caillaux’s lover. Radical groups denounce calumny against Caillaux and back fiscal reform. University clashes and police interventions mark a turbulent day as Rochette affair probes loom with Monis and other officials set to testify.
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Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
M. Caillaux
France
University of Paris
Vive Caillaux
Theory
Ulster Raids Prompt Government Caution in Belfast
Conflicting reports from Belfast say raids by Ulster volunteers have government officials apprehensive. Amid turmoil, Newport items and possessions tied to Emilie Bruntene and son Louis Bru guiere are slated for foreclosure sale by Clark Burack for the Savings Bank of New.
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Belfast
Ee Esate
Goverhasial
Ulster Volunteers
Newport
President Wilson Rejects Union Station Damages Award
Heavy losses and delay anger owners as Wilson disapproves awards in the Union Station plaza condemnation case. Congress must act again to set new proceedings or revalue the tracts, likely delaying payment by a year or more. Owners cry of bankruptcy risk and demand redress while AG McReynolds moves to dismiss.
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Wilson
Union Station Plaza
Congress
Condemnation Commission
White House
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
McReynolds
William H. Harnsberger
Samuel C. McDowell
John V. Wurdeman
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Japan
Europe
Ela
el Diario
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Matamoras
Javier de Moure
Lett Coley
Brownsville
Tex
Federal War Office
Excaton
Blanquet
War Department
Emmanuel Castillo Brito
Tonesique
Tabasco
Department
Brito
Guatemala
Lind
Rosario
el Paso
Bride
ROAD
AS Trust
Attorney General
Supreme ‘Court
Geese Scare
Boy
Mme
Rochette
Paris
M. Calmette
Mme. CaiNaux
Chamber ‘of Deputies
Meigs
Mme. Calliaux
Saint
M. Jaures
Ulster
Department of Justice
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