Bolton U. 5. Rule Split On Stimson Report
In a heated Willard ballroom session the National Conservation Congress split over Stimson's summary of principles. Pinchot, Garfield, Stamson and Fisher led the fight against a Roosevelt-Taft dominated bloc, with Arkansas delegates vowing state control and abolishment of the forest reserve. Debate grew sharp as delegates from Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado and other states clashed over who should govern water and forest policy.
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Weller L. Pisher
Fesident Taft
Naional Conservation Congress
Willard
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Profwain
Harvard
Gifford Pinchot
Henry Stamson
Taft
Pinchot
Stimson
Flaher
Roosevelt
Cmet Forester
James R. Garfield
Fisher
Interior
Tom Slap
D. C
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
District of Columbia
Distriet
Arkansas
Wil
Mert Todas
Ralewh
Arkansan Dier
Washington
Walter Powe
Thempeles Mantel
Risher
Secreraty
Brian
Colorado
Kansas
Laufelaoa
Montana
Nevada
South Carolina
Tennessee
Dudley C Wooten
Waanington
National Conservation Congress
Huerta Defends Course as Congress Dismissal Stirs Mexico
President Huerta defends dissolving the congress and plans a political health bill as Mexico faces a tense crisis. Huerta quotes Napoleon on saving the fatherland while Congress is blamed for rebellion and discord, and new elections are promised amid US and foreign interest.
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Hiwerta
Napoleon
Huerte
Congress
Gen. Huerta
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Congress Congress
Huerta
Atiis
Pastor Quits Mission as Association Sets Temperance Policy
The Rev Dr N J Scarito resigned as pastor of the Italian Baptist Mission after a clash during the Columbia Association of Baptist Churches meeting at Immanuel Church The association adopted resolutions opposing the excise boards view on liquor and supported temperance legislation and a Sunday rest bill Plans for an aged men's home an orphan asylum and a hospital under Baptist supervision were approved The resignation may be acted on at today session with possible efforts to have Scarito withdraw his resignation
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Ture
United States
Mexican Congress
Congress
Pethans
Hale
Carranza
William Bayard Hale
Nogales
Mexico City
Huerta
N. J. Scarito
H Street
Columbia Association of Baptist Churches
Immanuel Church
B. D Gaw
West Washington
Social Service Committee
Social Service Board
Case Commission
Nquor
Excise Board
John E. Briggs
G Grady
Samuel SG. Neal
Philadelphia
J. Mecf Ost
W. W. McMaster
Bell K Sukopsky
New York
Percy S&s. Foster
J. E Briggs
Foster
E. M Stephenson
May Close Embassy Today With Private Messages
A Mexico City cable to the New York World reports orders from Washington to Charge O Shaughnessy to close the embassy tomorrow and join John Lind at Vera Cruz. Shaughnessy attended a Chapultepec reception where Gen Huerta toasted the American people while distinguishing the American government from Americans.
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Mexico City
Wilson
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Great Britain
O'Shaughnessy
New York
New York World
Risa Trom
State Department
Shaughnessy
John Lind
Vera Crus
Chapultepec Castle
Gen. Huerta
Diplomatic Corps
Americana
Shaughnesas
Siamese Minister to United States Arrives
The Siamese Minister to the United States, Poya Prabha Karavongse, sails to Washington aboard a White Star liner today with his family and a large suite of attendants and secretaries.
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Ual
Washington Post
London
Rean
United States
Poya Prabha Karavongse
Taft warns against Philippine self rule and Wilson policy
Former President Taft speaking on Hotding the Philippines at the Brooklyn Institute criticizes Wilson era moves to empower Filipino politicians and expand the civil commission. He argues the uneducated majority is not ready for self-government and warns veto use by the War Secretary may be unpopular.
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New York
Philippines
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Taft
Wilson
Francis Burton Harrison
Islands
Cena
Manila
Mr Taftsala
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Roosevelt
Commission
Harrison
United States
Internal Revenue
Sporls
Cials
Root
Court Refuses Try On Gown Spectacle in Theft Case
In Cheyenne Wyoming Judge Hiner declined a proposal to have Mrs. Joseph L. Wier try on a gown in open court to prove her claim. The trial featured spectators briefly reacting as the judge halted the demonstration. The court later directed the jury to find Lieut. Wier not guilty, citing lack of evidence tying him to the theft. Mrs. Wier’s own case proceeded after the ruling.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United States District Court
Hiner
Joseph L. Wier
J. S. Cecil
Riner
Lieut. Wier
Funeral Procession Halted as Speeding Chauffeur Convicted
In Long Island City a funeral procession was halted today after the chauffeur of the lead ambulance was arrested and convicted for speeding beyond the limit. Christian Fritkey protested the halt but police insisted the vehicle was moving at 35 miles per hour. Frickey was taken to court and the procession then continued at a reduced speed.
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New York
Long Island City
Calvary Cemetery
Eycheon
Christian Fritkey
Frickey
Air Scouts Shot by Moors in Morocco Flight
Lieut. Gil Ries and Capt. Barretero were wounded after an aerial scouting mission near Teutan Morocco. Ries was hit twice and gravely injured, Barretero wounded once. They were carried to the Spanish camp after the plane landed heavily, described as a wounded bird.
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Teutan
Morocco
Gil Ries
Barretero
Ries
Auto Thows Czar's Heir Prince Escapes With Bruises
London dispatch says imperial Russian Crown Prince Alexis Nicholaievitch, long an invalid, was thrown from an automobile he was driving with a sailor attendant. The little prince escaped with a few bruises and no serious injuries.
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London
Alexis Nicholaievitch
T. Petersburg
London Riot at Albert Hall as Larkin Speech Sparks Disorder
James Larkin head of the Dublin Transport Workers Union sparks clashes at Albert Hall in London. Thousands attend while students from London University disrupt the meeting. Fireworks and fighting injure several as the organist plays and the crowd sings socialist anthems and patriotic songs.
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London
James Larkin
Transport Workers’ Union of
Dublin
King Larkin
Albert Hall
Larkin
Mount Jay
England
Great Britain
London University
Laehin
Potts
Pastor Accused of Forcible Kissing in Missouri Suit
Harriet L. Myers sues Rev. W. C. Atwood for 5000 damages in Brookfield circuit court alleging he forcibly kissed her while she served in the First Presbyterian Church choir. Trial set for February term. Atwood had recently resigned but church members refused to accept.
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Washington Post
Brookfield
W. C. Atwood
Harriet L. Myers
Mr. Atwood
First Presbyterian Church
Atwood
Texas Turkey Trot Parade At Cuero Draws Thousands Of Turkeys
Gov. OG B Col quitt led Cuero Texas annual turkey trot parade with about 6 000 live turkeys marching in droves behind trained leaders. A giant bronze gobbler pulled a baby carriage as allegorical and industrial floats appeared in the procession. The event celebrated the turkey trot tradition in Cuero.
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Cuero
Tex
OG. B. Colquitt
Texas
New Era of Prosperity Seen by Back-to-Farm Movement
President Mudge of Rock Island appeals for higher freight rates at Kansas City banquet. Josephus Daniels, secretary of the Navy, predicts prosperity for farmers under the new tariff and currency laws and praise for President Wilson. Daniels warns against “boss” control and urges rural credit and anti monopoly measures while Mudge argues for maintained private rail ownership with rate increases as possible to avoid government takeover.
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Mudge
Rock Island
Kansas City
Josephus Daniels
Navy
John Jay
Mr. Daniels
Monnopoly
Underwood
Argentine Republic
HL OU. Mudge
Rock Inland Railway System
Mr. Mudge
Tragedy at Kansas City Hotel Ends in Murder Charge
Dr. Elam of St. Joseph Missouri is charged with first degree murder after W Putnam Cramer of Chicago is shot in his hotel room. Testimony shows Elam hoped to confront Cramer over alleged relations with Elams wife, with a detective revealing the encounter began as a tense confrontation and escalated to a fatal shooting.
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W. P. Cramer
Kansas City
Dr. Elam
St. Joseph
Corenere
W. Putnam Cramer
Chicago
John Torpey
Cramer
Elam
John T. Glynn
A.V. D. Rousseau
Peoria, II
Glyrm
Ae Glynn
D. Rousseau
Glynn
Detroit
Ambitious Index Prompts Turbulent Today’s Issue
A sprawling list-style page outlines diverse items from politics to society and sports. Names such as Wilson, Taft, Rockhill, and MacVeagh appear amid notes on missions, diplomacy, and local affairs.
Czar Consents to Divorce in Sweden Case
Russian emperor is said to have consented to the divorce of Princess Marie Pavlovia and Prince William of Sweden. Princess Marie will quit the Swedish prince, and the emperor's gift palace at Stockholm will pass to her son Prince Lennart. The announcement came from Christiania dated November 1.
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Marie
William of Sweden
Christiania
Marie Pavlovia
William of
Sweden
Stockholm
Prince Lennart
Jail Ends Nuptial Tie Civilly Dead Husband Divorce Not Needed
New York Supreme Court Justice Maddox rules a prisoner civilly dead may remarry without divorce or annulment. He directs the marriage license bureau to issue a license to Mrs Mary Gargan, whose husband John Gargan is serving a Sing Sing indeterminate sentence for second degree murder. Patched rationale: pardon does not restore marital rights. civil death permits remarriage with no prior proceeding.
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New York Supreme Court
Directa
New York
Supreme Court
Maddox
Brooklin
Mrense Breau
Mary Gargan
John
Sing Sing
William Weisheimer
Wilsons Paintings Sold From New York Exhibition
Three of five paintings by Mrs Woodrow Wilson shown by the Society of Women Painters and Sculptors have sold in New York. The remaining two were reserved by the President's wife due to family associations. Subjects include Autumn Fields Light and Shade and Ascutney near the Wilson summer home in Cornish New Hampshire.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Society of Women Painters and Sculptors
Wilson
Cornish
Missing Baby Girl Found Near New York Home
A four year old missing girl, Winifred Byrne, was found tonight and returned to her parents. She disappeared Saturday night near West Fortieth Street. a late press report noted she had dyed hair and wandered away from home, with hope she is safe.
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Washington Post
New York
Winifred Byrne
West Fortieth Street
Winifred Mrs Byrne
Fifty Slayers to Go Free From Western Penitentiary
Fifty men convicted of taking life will be paroled from the Western Penitentiary of Pennsylvania before Thanksgiving. Big brothers or sponsors will post bond for their release, taking charge of them as they leave the prison.
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Big Brothers
Pennsylvania
Washington Post
Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
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