Block Ports of Mexico Urges Wayne M Veagh
Wayne M Veagh urges President to brief Congress to authorize a vessel blockade of Mexican ports to enforce policy and curb Huerta and Carranza factions. He argues the move would be a warlike but practical step, extending to the U S Mexico border and involving neutral cargo protections.
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Wayne M’veagh
Congress
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Mareco
Wayne
MacVeagh
Wilson
Carranza
Mr. Hearst
Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Himeself
Central
South America
Guatemala
Mexican
Mediterranean
Bacon
Submits A New Suggestion To Solve The Mexican Problem
Former United States attorney advocates remitting control to Mexican people to manage their affairs. The speaker warns against intervention and suggests avoiding force while criticizing imperial focus on exporting perfect government for capitalists and adventurers seeking profits in Central and South America.
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United States
Mexico
Central
South America
Birth of Marguerite and Mary Bacon Highlight Royal Birthdays
Queen Marguerite of Italy, widow of the assassinated Humbert, marks her 62nd birthday while still active in state affairs and noted for exquisite dress. American writer Dolores Marbourg, born Mary Schell Hoke Bacon, gains recognition as actress, European correspondent, and author of children’s books.
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Dreses
Dolores Marbourg
Mary Schell Hoke Bacon
Geveral Novela
Mary Marshaliawright
McClure Newspscor
Veteran policeman vows duty at 100 as Weymouth officer turns 93
Oliver Houghton of Weymouth Mass celebrates his 93rd birthday praising a lifelong career on the local force. A Civil War era veteran, he served twenty years as chief of police and, by his own request, left that post in 1902. He says he expects to be on regular duty at age 100.
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Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Republic
Madero
Diaz
Wilson
Mobile
Wison
Weymouth
Mass
Oliver Houghton
Pretty Western gown styles with vivid fabric contrasts
A fashion note on contemporary dress design emphasizing mixed materials and color contrasts. It highlights velvet plis fabrics, Persian color vests, tapestry vests with old gold motifs, lace undersleeves with metal threads, and draped back skirts. It gives pattern specifics for sizes 32 to 48, with yardage for 54 inch and 34 inch materials and pattern numbers 8020 and 7994. Pattern orders are available through Washington agencies.
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Co. Mio
Washington
Remember the Cook on Thanksgiving Day
An essay praising the home cook's hard labor on Thanksgiving. It urges guests and family to thank the cook for the meals served, noting the effort and fatigue she endures. Public acknowledgement boosts her morale and makes the work feel worthwhile, especially if the cook is the family matriarch.
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Scarfs and Coats Highlight Smart Evening Attire
Fashion notes spotlight liberty silk scarfs with caprious pocketed evening coats and seal coats shown in two lengths. Pony skin coats in Russian blouse style and broadcloth street wear are praised for versatility, color range, and drapery illusions, while evening gowns trend to modest fronts and ample pockets.
Kravy Airmen Go To Cuba For Winter Camp
The naval aviation corps stationed at Annapolis will depart about December 1 for Guantanamo Cuba to conduct experimental work and train additional officers. Lieut John H Towers will oversee the station with Lieuts William McTivain Richard C Saufly and Ensign Welter D Lamont among the new aviation students reported.
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Guantanamo
Naval Aviation Corps
Cuba
John H. Towers
William McTivain
Marine Corps
Richard C. Saufly
Welter D. Lamont
Navy
Postmaster General Urges Early Christmas Parcel Mail
Postmaster General Harrison extended a nationwide appeal to speed Christmas mail. He ordered placards for 60,000 post offices urging patrons to mail parcels early, wrap securely, and address neatly to avoid delays.
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Atéte Sapte Claus
Harrison
Home for Famous Trotters in Richmonds Curl's Neck Estate Sale
A deed to transfer the Carl's Neck estate in Henrico County to C K G Billings the turf magnate was recorded. The farm cost 300000 in cash. Executed by Frederick W Senff and Gusavia A Senff of Whitestone L I the widow of the owner. Billings will house his team of champions including Uhlan 158 Lou Dillon and The Harvester 201 the latter a world trotting stallion world record holder.
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Richmond
Carl's Neck
C. K. G. Billings
Henrico County
Y W C A S FOSTERS DOWNTOWN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
More than 200 attended a YWCA membership banquet at Woodward & Lothrop cafe. Solicitor Folk spoke as the principal speaker, with Miss Blanche Geary and Miss Mabel Nelson Thurnton adding remarks. Folk praised the YWCA as a moral lighthouse guiding homeless young women from vice. A telegram congratulated on raising $3,000,000 toward eight New York buildings. Board officers present included Mrs. Bayly, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Pulstfer, Mrs. Lanning, and Mrs. Scully.
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New York
Young Women’s Christian Association
Woodward & Lothrop Cafe
State Department
Folk
Blanche Geary
Mabel Nelson Thurnton
Youre Wozien's Christian Association
National Campaign Committee
New York City
Willam H. Bayly
Elzabeth Pierce
Woodbury Pulstfer
Robert Lanning
John 5. Scully
Rates Make Coal Scarce In Independent Markets
A. Eastman testified at the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry that anthracite freight rates favor railroad coal firms over independents, pushing independents to seek markets elsewhere and causing a planned fall and winter fuel shortage. He cited Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan dealers paying 35 cents more per ton with independents, due to freight rate manipulation.
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Philadelphia
Central West
Interstate Corre Commission
A. Eaust Company
Indiana
Eastman
Ohio
Jinois
Michigan
Yeast bread milk toast with honey side recipe memory
A nostalgic dish praised by a Woman's Relief Corps leader in a diary style piece. It describes two day old yeast bread toasted rich brown, soaked in thickened milk with butter flour, and served with honey and coffee. The reminiscence links breakfast to family memories and Mother’s cooking.
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Isabel Worrell Ball
National Sentor
Womms Relief Corps
Capruf
DuPuy Syndicate
Beet Still Best Let Fireless Cookers Be Discarded
Frances Marshall argues that progress in kitchen tools follows a discard or keep approach. She favors using the fireless cooker for soups beans and cereals while recommending oven use for meats vegetables and desserts and suggests paper bags for specific tasks like fish.
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Frances Marshali
Wrright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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