Americans in Mexico City plan defense against Hale
Americans in Mexico City are making plans for defense as Huerta enlarges his army to deter intervention. The insurgents gain success and open a way to import arms and fill their treasury. No further orders to Lind or O'Shaughnessy. The cabinet discussed the situation.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Lind Or
O'Shaughnessy
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Congress
Vera Cruz
Huerta Says No Change in U S Mexico Relations
From Mexico City Huerta told a World amyar dispatch there is no change in relations with the United States and that any action altering ties must come from Washington. He denied transferring his residence to Chapultepec.
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New York
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Washington
Chapuitepececanile
Mexican and U S Talks Over Credential Delays Stir Interpreted Reforms
Francisco Escudero, Mexico's foreign minister, asked William Beyard Hale to present his credentials to formalize talks with Washington amid rumors of a shift toward recognizing the constitutionalist regime. Hale disputed the characterization and said the matter was misrepresented. Generals Carranza and Huerta's factions sparked ongoing speculation as internal pronouncements and international maneuvering continued.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Francisco Becudero
Carranza
William Beyard Hale
Wilson
Washington
Escudero
Hale
Macxico
Wigan
Bryan
Rebels Capture Victoria in Bloodiest Battle of Revolution
In Brownsville Texas on November 18 1911 rebels led by Pablo Gonzales captured Victoria Tamaulipas after 49 hours of fighting. Government troops of about 3000 were defeated and fled toward Tula. Rebels about 5000 strong secured the capital except Tampico as clashes continued.
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Brownsville
Tex
Pablo Gonzales
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Tampico
Lfe
Tula
Rabage, Arramendi
Eugenio Aguilar
Legal alienation suit links Yale diploma to marriage claim
Georgenne Burdick Tower seeks 200000 damages from Charlemagne Tower Sr claiming alienation of her husband Charlemagne Tower Jr. Yale diploma decision looms as Tower Jr. faces denial or grant of degree amid marriage allegations. The suit highlights Yale’s婚 status rule and the diploma process.
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Georgenna Burdick
Charlemagne Tower, Jr
Yale
Philadelphia
Geor-genne Burdick Tower
Charlemange Tower
Germany
Tower
Klason
Young Tower
Yale University
Yale Corporation
Fora Aibbaass
Tim
Charlemagne ‘Tower, Jr
Yate Corporation
Ruie
Ida von Claussen Declared Sane, Bail Revoked
Ida von Claussen, infamous for threatening President Roosevelt, was found sane by a commission and Judge Malone revoked her bail of 5000. Justice Seabury refused habeas corpus. She allegedly threatened attorney Charles Strauss in letters over a divorce decree. She will contest the insanity finding later.
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Mrs. von Claussen
New York
Ida von Claussen
Roosevelt
Sweden
Malone
General Sessions
Indict Newly Wed Prince in White Slave Case
Los Angeles jury charges Prince Stanislaus Sulkowsky of Austria with bringing a Viennese laundress to the United States for immoral purposes. He married Marie Louise Freese two months ago in Los Angeles while the couple reportedly spend their honeymoon in the Orient.
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Los Angeles
Washington Post
Cal
Stanislaus Sulkowsky
Austria
Marie Louise Freese
Clara Melcher
United States
Orient
States Rights Fight at Willard Centered on Water Power
Delegates at the Willard opened a clash over water power reports with Gifford Pinchot at the center. Frank Washburn of American Cyanamid urged that Pinchot's views blocked a U S nitrate plant and a dam on the Coosa River. The majority and minority reports were shelved for the resolutions committee to decide, pledging state level price control and national cooperation.
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National Conservation Congress
Willard
Gifford Pinchot
Frank 8. Washburn
American Cyanamid Company
Canada
Pinchot
United States
Chile
Pinghot
Saya
Europe
American Cyaanid Company
Coosa
Congress
Washburn
Mr. Pinchot
Ferther
Norway
Water Power Report
Water Power Committee
Fraf. Swain
Harvard
Stimson
Resolutions Committee
Pack
Ieu
Pack Challenges in Pine Forest Policy Debate
The States' rights advocates, led by Charles Latthrop Pack, faced strong opposition as he accused opponents of misrepresenting conservation as mere resource reservation. The debate centered on the convention’s makeup, with Pack noting many delegates were former Washington department employees and likening anti conservation forces to water-power interests. Miss Mabel Boardman proposed first aid training for lumber camp workers, offering to fund salaries for instructors and citing high lumber camp mortality to justify intervention.
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Washington
Forest Service
Pinchot
Ien
Pack
Charles Latthrop Pack
Mabel Boardman
American Red Cross
Congress
Actress Margaret Vale Reveals Identity for Wedding Leave
Margaret Vale niece of President Wilson disclosed her identity to obtain permission to attend the wedding of her cousin Miss Jessie Wilson. Known privately as Mrs. George Howe she has acted as Margaret Howe to avoid publicity and will travel to Washington with Mrs. Edmund Brown and Miss MaryJorie Brown for the ceremony.
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Miss Vale
Wilson
Washington Post
New York
Margaret Vale
Finger Prints of Mashers Plan Adopted by New York Magistrates
New York City magistrates announced a plan to fingerprint every man convicted as a masher to identify second offenders. In Men's Night Court Magistrate Levy said repeated arrests show the need to punish habitual offenders and to make examples of those who harass pedestrians on public streets.
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New York City
New York
Board of City Magistrates
Levy
Hfe
Borden to Call on Wilson for Washington Conference
Montreal dispatch reports Rt. Hon. R L Borden plans to depart Hot Springs in ten weeks and travel to Washington for a conference with President Wilson. The talks will address Canada United States issues, including tariff impact and Western pressure over the cost of living.
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Washington Post
Montreal
Quebec
R. L. Borden
Hot Springs
Washington
Wilson
Canada
United States
Gunmen Storm Club in East Side Clash Leaves Many Wounded
New York dispatch details a late night gun battle at a lower East Side club. At least three men were seriously shot and several others wounded as gangsters fired from behind barriers. police intervened, six revolvers found inside and six more on the street. seven arrests made with suspects refusing to state cause. Also from Trenton, the New Jersey Supreme Court set aside a 1911 sterilization act for epileptics and others.
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New York
Lower East Side
Ald
Detestable Home Must Be Destroyed to Free Women
London reports Rev. Morris Weston addressing the Women's Freedom League saying the home is a formidable barrier to female economic independence. He called it the detestable institution and urged sacrifice by destroying the home so wives understand they are not defined by household chores.
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London
Morris Weston
Women's Freedom League
Princess Witel Friedrich to Divorce Prince, Tageblatt Claims
A Leipzig Tageblatt report cites military and court circles in Oldenburg alleging Princess Witel Friedrich will divorce the prince. The gossip notes the couple’s separation from their family home as possible confirmation of the move.
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Leipzig Tageblatt
Washington Post
Leipzig
Germany
Cport
Oldenburg
Witel Friedrich Ia
Senator's Clerk Held Confesses to Prison Record
Sidney Moulthrop former senator Lewis Illinois stenographer and alleged author of the Pindell letter forgery was arrested in New York and brought to Washington. He admits serving time in Pennsylvania but refuses to discuss the Pindell letter case while seeking bail and facing possible indictment in a broader inquiry into forged letters and threats.
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Sidney Moulthrop
Lewis
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Iistrict Grand Jury
Mouthrop
Moulhrop
Pindell
Pe’ Ivania
Moulthropast
Philadelphia
Moulthrop
Washington
Station House
Moutthrop
Priso
Sullivan
Mounthrop
Keystone
United States
Quits National Committee from Connecticut Leader
Ansonia Connecticut November 1968 Charles F Brooker Republican national committeeman from Connecticut since 1900 announced his plan to resign due to business pressures.
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Charles F. Brooker
Republican Party Board
Ansonia
Conn
Charles F Brooker
Connecticut
National Committee
Plan to quit mileage scandal roils Congress
Democrats and Republicans push changes in the money bill as adjournment talks continue. Senate steering plans to merge the special session with the next regular session, while a provision aims to prevent fiscal stringency under the new law. President Wilson opposes adjournment and warns against a public scandal over mileage.
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Senate
Wilson
Congress
Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Currency Committee
Owen
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Reed
Federal Reserve Board
Booth Brothers To Meet In New York Family Coming Reunion
Gen Bramwell Booth commander in chief of the Salvation Army and Gen Barlington Booth head of the Volunteers of America will meet in New York. They have not seen each other since Ballington Booth separated seventeen years ago from their father Gen William Booth. Bramwell Booth says the visit is a family affair and not a move toward combining the two lines.
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William Booth
Chicago
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Barlington Booth
Volunteers of America
New York
Ballington Booth
Rebels Demand Hales Credential
Young Mrs Tower Asks $200 000 Consersationists Keep Out of Row, Senator's Secretary, Held Gunmen Storm New York Club. Wilson Balka Adjournment Plan. Lions Kill Trapped Hunter, Score Perioh in Mine 2-McCombs to See Wilson Today. Delay in Gen Biddles Case 'Th at Engineers Banquet Migs Szold Lectures on Zionism. 3-Renate Picks Gift to Bride His Wilson Helpa Civic Workers, American Army Horsea Win. 4-Society 5-Washington Public Litrary Best. -Editorial Comment. 7-Personal Mention. 'Sporting Events -Results on the Turf Police Activities of a Day. 9 Financial. Judge Divides "Indivisible Instant." 4 -Newa of Alexandria Fisher Pleads "Not Guilty."
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Hales
Washington Public Litrary
Newa of
Alexandria Fisher
Eugenic attack on King George at Sunderland House
London dispatch reports King George criticized at Sunderland House by eugenic supporters for a Kensington tenement rule that would evict families with more than two children. The monarch defended the value of national growth while opponents argued the policy targets large families.
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Sunderland House
Washington Post
London
King George
Duchess of Marlborough
Kensington
Wild Lions Kill Him Fought Against Starvation
Denver report details the grim discovery near Embudo New Mexico of Henry Severson a Denver financier and eccentric who entered the mountains a year and a half ago His body was found torn by mountain lions and wildcats with his arms caught in a bear trap He reportedly ate belt and gnawed bark after being trapped and unable to reach food His papers identified him and relatives noted his mining connections and Denver circles
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New Mexico
Washington Post
Denver
Colo
Cougts
Embudo
N. Mex
Henry Severson
Severson
Mit
E Embudo
Embudee
Tla
Dog Guards Priest’s Body Near Rosaryville Monastery
Special to The Washington Post Mobile Alabama reports Father Velasquez former rector of Manila University had been missing since Saturday. A small dog guarded the priest’s body found in the woods near the Rosaryville monastery. The cause is heart failure. he was 68 and once led Manila University after the Spanish American War.
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Father Velasquez
Manila University
Weahington
Mobile
Ala
Rosaryville
Manila
Nero
Universiy of
Miners Die In Alabama Mine Explosion At Acton
Sixteen miners killed and several missing after a noon explosion at Alabama Fuel and Iron Co. mine No. 3 near Acton Alabama. Among the dead are L. I. Patterson E. Bright John Langston Henry Childers and Boss Driver Burns Kittrell. Three of five rescued are Greeks as rescue parties find bodies along the mine tramway. Officials from Birmingham arrive with Mine Inspector Nesbit and surgeons to aid in removal and recovery.
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Kittrell
Reacusta
Acton
Ala
Alabama Fuel and Iron Company
L. I. Patterson
E. Bright
John Langston
Henry Childers
Burns Kittrell
Bright
Birmingham
C. H. Nesbitt
Actontaine Mo. 3
Shelby County
Louleville
Nashville
Rairoad
Army Post Row in Court Over Gown Theft Allegation
In Cheyenne Wyoming November 18 the trial of Second Lieutenant Joseph L Weir and his wife Mildred Dearmond Weir began in U S district court on charges of stealing gowns from Captain Cecil of the Eighteenth Infantry while quarters were shared at Fort Mackenzie a year ago The defense says Mrs Weir bought the gowns from a canvasser for 75 The couple were arrested in Houston with Mrs Weir posting bond and Lt Weir being discharged before being rearrested on the indictment.
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Wier
Cecil
Wyo
Joseph L. Wer
Eighteenth Infantry
Mildred Dearmond Weir
Wiers
Fort Mackenzie
United States District Court
Cecils
Federal Grand Jury
Houston
Tex
United States
Hunter Rides Maimed Buck in Nine Mile Forest Ride
Kingston Wisconsin November rider hunted deer when a wounded buck charged through the forest. He grabbed the antlers and was carried about nine miles before an older hunter, Peter B. Markly, shot the deer through the shoulder. Rider landed in spruce branches, badly bruised.
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Washington
Kingston
Wis
Vernon
Peter B. Markly
Corday Letter Sells for 675 at Patton Sale
A Charlotte Corday letter dated July 8 1793 describing her Paris trip to kill Marat sold for 675 to William Patton at the William J Latta collection sale in Anderson art galleries. The note portrays her resolve and courage before the scaffold, with lines to her father about fleeing France. Also noted is a 4 daily train service update and the Sunset Route timetable details.
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Washington Pos
New York
Charlotte Corday
Paris
Marat
William Patton
William J. Latta
Anderson Art Galleries
France
Recife
Vetch
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Sam
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Borden
Gunmen Storm Club
New York East Side
Trenton
Supreme Sourt of
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Prince
Lewis Pindell
Balks
Crawford
Bristow
Booth Brothers
Eugenic
Hunter
Priest
Alabama
Army Post
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Ryn
Han Feen
Bunset Limited
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Ashington
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