Huerta Read Message at Grim Mexican Congress Session
President Huerta appeared before the Mexican congress and read a brief message explaining motives for dissolving the old chamber. The session, held with troops on duty, showed conservative support and absentee Catholic party members. Diplomatic observers noted the United States absent, while guards and military presence framed the proceedings.
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Mexico City
Huerta
New Mexican Congress
Congress
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Suerta
Ines
Eduardo Tawariz
Jamariz
Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Gen. Huerta
United States
Melson O’shaughnessy
Lionel Carden
O Shaughnessy
Cuba
Brazil
O'Shaughnessy Earler
Record November Heat Hits Atlantic City and New York
Warm weather brings summer attire to the Boardwalk as Atlantic City reports 74 degrees at 1 p.m. and a November record. bathers swim and coats vanish. In New York, November 20 ties a high of 70 and a low of 4 as the city marks its warmest November day in 42 years of records.
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Atlantic City Boardwalk
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
Countess Thrown by Horse in Hunt Injury
London reports Countess Wrangie, wife of the Swedish Minister to England, was thrown from a horse while hunting with the Pytchley hounds and suffered a broken leg. The incident occurred on November 2 in London.
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England
London
Pytchley
Refuge With U S Fear Rearrest By Huerta
Evaristo Madero Daniel Madero Leandro Aguilar Antres Aguilar Antonio de la Pas and Santro Mora relatives of the late president Madero sought asylum at the American consulate in Vera Cruz after being released from San Juan de Ulua fortress. They planned to sail for Habana on the Morro Castle but faced secret police scrutiny and reports of an arrest warrant. The consulate asked Washington for guidance as the ship remained under watch.
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Vera Cruz
Evaristo Madero
Daniel Madero
Leandro Aguilar
Antres Aguilar
Antonio de la Pas
Santro Mora
President Madero
San Juan
Ulua
Habana
Morro Castle
Mexico
Dominican cabinet reshuffled as peace returns
In Santo Domingo on November 2, a decree restored constitutional guarantees and reconfigured the cabinet. The new lineup lists Minister of the Interior Ramon Lovaton, Foreign Affairs Eliseo Grullon, Finance Marton Savinon, War Tadeo Alvarez, Public Works Dias Brache, Justice Apolinar Tojera, and Agriculture Mont Eooa.
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Santo Domingo
Interior
Ramon Lovaton
Eliseo Grullon
Marton Savinon
Tadeo Alvarez
Dias Brache
Juatee
Apolinar Tojera
Mont Eooa
Kaiser Eyes Americas Cup Keel Sharply Shaped
Berlin reports the emperor sold his Meteor yacht and a new schooner by Max Oertz is under construction as debate grows over Germany challenging for the Americas Cup with a cutter by the same builder. Work on the Vanderbilt defense keel shows a sharper outline, with the mold measuring two feet top and thirteen feet bottom, four feet high forward.
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Berlin
Meteor
Duke of Arenberg
Max Oertz
Hamburg
Germany
William
German Shipbuilding Co
Cnery- Eriatol
R. L
Boston
Nova
Candiate
Alexander S Cochran
New York
George Lawley & Son Corporation
Panama Secret Negotiations Look to Canal Zone Title
A top secret Washington talk between State Department officials and Colombian envoy Senor Ancizar explored a plan in which the United States would repudiate Panama independence, allow Colombia to regain control, and in return grant U S a title to the Canal Zone. Colombia hints at a possible monetary payoff and demands no American concessions while Panama remains unsettled. The talks follow Taft era proposals and cast doubt on Hague arbitration while Wilson increases opposition to Latin concessions.
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State Department
Panama
Bryan
John Bassett Molore
United States
Canal Zone
Colombia
Roosevelt
Republic of Panama
The
Hague
Knox
Taft
du Bois
Bogota
Thaddeus Thomson
Texas
Lenoy Ancizar
Washington
New York
Buenos Aires
Cable
Legation
Thomson
Senor Ancizar
Leland Harrison
Siodea
Lord Cowdray
Wilson
Colommble
Wilton
Congress
Senor Ancisar
Lloyds' shipping losses in Great Lakes storms total 7.5 million
Winnipeg report says the Leafield rests on Lake Superior bottom with the entire crew lost after a wave caused a sudden dive. Seafield's heavy cargo may have shifted, hindering rescue as Arbutus searches with little hope of finding survivors.
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London
Lloyds
Great Lakes
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Leafield
Lake Superior
Baird
Hamonic
Arbutus
Roosevelt the Only Hope for 1914 U S Election
In Topeka Kansas on November 20 Progressives from forty counties backed W R Stubbs former governor who said Theodore Roosevelt alone can defeat President Wilson. They adopted a resolution calling for complete state district county and township offices in 1914 and argued the Republicans must adopt Progressive principles or risk losing the next election rather than merge with the Republican party.
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Wilson
Stubbs
Topeka
Kans
W. R. Stubbs
Theodore Roosevelt
Kansas
Republican Party
Party Bossea
Clairvoyants Ring Leaders Convicted In Swindle Case
Chicago verdict finds James Ryant and P Bertsche guilty of swindling. The pair led the clairvoyant ring, with profits cited at over 1 million dollars. Victim Mrs Hope L McEldowney of New Salem Illinois loss reported at 15 500. Bertsche allegedly shared profits and protected the operation from police.
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Ring
Chicago
James Ryant
P. Bertsche
Walker
Hope L. McEldowney
New Salem
Wiz
Ryan
Charles T. Crané
Waa Dne
Ees Clairvoyanta
Ander Tion
Bertache
Bertsche
Dahlgren Divorce Case Reveals Mrs Jane Bradley Cooperator
Mrs Jane Bradley of East Fifty ninth Street is named as the apparent corre spondent in Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgrens divorce suit against Eric B Dahlgren son of Rear Admiral John A Dahlgren The appellate division hearing disclosed the concealed identity during the action and the referee had ruled for Mrs Dahlgren The disclosure follows Dahlgrens admission of visiting Mrs Bradley and dining at George Rector s with several bottles of wine and absinthe The case involves custody of seven children and a prior Justice Bijur decision confirming the referee s report amid the appeal and interlocutory decree
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Lucy Drexel “Dahlgren
Washington Post
New York
Jane Bradley
HM East Fifty-ninth Street
Lucy Drexel Dahlgren
Eric B. Dahlgren
John A. Dahlgrenn
Supreme Court
Dahlgren
Huerta
Congress
Maderos
U 5
Colombia
Panama
Florida
Pendill
Russian Post
McCombs
Bee Wilson
White House
Chevy Chase
Financial News of
Alexandria
Newman
Burns
Sutser's Assembly Campaign Cost Reported At 1360
Albany November 2 The total cost of electing William Sutser to the New York Sixth district assembly was 1360 dollars per a report by Alexander Bacon treasurer of the former governor's campaign. Sutser contributed 200 dollars in cash.
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Albany
William Sutser
New York
Alexander Bacon
Suteer
Broker to Become Priest at Age 50
Richard M. Carney a Broad Street curb broker with a two year stay at the Jesuit College of St. Andrew in Poughkeepsie begins to pursue priesthood. A Rome dispensation was required due to his age. He will study two years and then likely proceed to another seminary for four to five years. Carney was a recognized specialist in American Writing Paper and Union Typewriter stocks.
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Jesuit Seminary
Washington Post
New York
Richard M. Carney
Broad Street
Rome
Carney
Jesuit College of
One Thousand War Airplanes For Russia Plan
A Special Cable from London reports Russia will receive 1,000 war airplanes within three years. It is believed many will be Curtiss machines, of which Russia already has 26.
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Washington Post
London
Russia
Farm hands lead officers to body of tax collector Pinkerton
Metila Pennsylvania reports Robbery and jealousy cited as motives in the murder of S. Lewis Pinkerton, a Delaware County tax collector and farm manager missing since November 7. Roland Pennington and George March confessed and guided officers to Pinkerton's body hidden in a woodland hollow. March had suspected Pinkerton of undue friendship with his wife, prompting the plot and subsequent killing with a black jack. About $90 was missing from Pinkerton’s pockets. the wife’s intuition aided the arrest by revealing suspicions.
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S. L. Pinkerton
March
Metila
Lewis Pinkerton
Delaware County
Roland S. Pennington
George R. March
Brisa Rim
Pinkerton
Pennington
Militants Burn Lumber Yard in Oxford Fire
A large fire consumed a lumber yard on the Oxford riverfront as women were seen leaving the area before ignition. Authorities suspect suffragettes due to a cache of suffrage literature found nearby and linked to Chancellor Lloyd George’s planned Oxford visit.
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Oxford
Lloyd George
England
David Lioyd George
London
Sylvie Pankhurst
Canningtown
Miss Pankhurst
Diamond Thief Stole $15,000 Worth Unset Stones
In New York a robber accessed a broker's desk by a secret opening, stealing a heavy black leather wallet containing unset diamonds worth $15,000 from Julius Potash, a Crowecroft Building broker on Nassau Street. Police suspect a non-forced entry and link the crime to a series of similar downtown heists.
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New York
Washington Post
Julius Potash
Crowecroft
Nassau Street
Sup
Pinchot Victory Splits National Conservation Congress
The National Conservation Congress dissolved in chaos as Pinchot supporters won the final session while many Southern and Western delegates seceded. Pack denounced Pinchot and urged adjournment, but Pinchot pressed his resolution. A separate water power convention was announced to be formed by Col. Powell Walker with delegates from 23 states to meet in about a month.
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Pack
Forester
National Conservation Congress
Willard
Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Charles Lathrop Pack
Gieford
Forestry Service
Bankheeld
Alabama
Burnett
Bankhead
Arkansas
Kansea
New Mexico
Wyoming
Col. Powell Walker
The
Conservation Congress
Middle West
West
South
Maine
Calfornia
Washington
St Louis
Saya Pinchot
Huerta Warns Congress and Maderos in U S Consulate
Articles report on political tensions involving Huerta and Madero at the U S consulate, with warnings issued and diplomatic maneuvering noted amid Mexican political conflict.
Fright Turns Hair Gray Infernal Snake Shock
Special to The Washington Post New York Nov 20 Miss Mabel Murdick 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Murdick near Mendham N J is in a serious condition after a black snake fell from a fern basket. She screamed fainted and has suffered hysteria for three days with hair above her ears turning gray from fright.
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Washington
Land Agents Indicted in Florida Land Scheme Case
Kansas City dispatch reports Florida Land Company agents Martin and Borders indicted for conspiracy to defraud in selling 190000 acres in the Everglades to 12000 buyers. Hadley defends that clients acted on Florida officials and state reports. Other indicted: Bolles, Paddock, Billings, Mathews, Chambers, Hart. Florida company controls about 600900 acres.
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Kansas City, Mo
Clergis
State of Florida
Department of Agriculture
Herbert S. Hadley
R. J. Martin
J. H. Borders
Florida Land Company
Martin and Borders
Federal Grand Jury
Everglades District
Florida
A. 5. van Valkenburgh
Martin Wave
Hadley
Martin
Borders
International Improvement Association of
United States Department of Justice
Richard J. Bolles
Wickersham
McReynolds
Bolles
Federal
Lake Okeechobee
Jacksonville
Fla
George A Paddock
Chicago
Jesse L Billingsi3
John Mathews
Edward Chambers
A. C Hart
Kansas City
Flonda Fruit Lands Conmany
Everclades
$200,000 for Hog Cholera Prevention
Representative Booher urged an appropriation of 200000 dollars for experiments to prevent and cure hog cholera. Representative Gooher of Missouri supported the request as did Senator Pomerene who asked the Senate to pass a bill to provide funding for hog cholera research.
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Booher
Gooher
Missouri
House
Pomerene
Senate
Battle over administration currency reform bill in Senate
Three rival currency bills based on a single theory face Senate action as committees prepare floor strategy. Democratic leadership aims to outline debate while Glass-Owen is written for President support, Republicans push an alternative with different regional bank structure and reserve requirements.
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Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Owen
Pomerine
Hollis
Reed
O'Gorman
Shafroth
Nelson
Weeks
Bristow
McLean
Crawfons
Hitchcock
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Senate’ Committee
Bank of Banks
Reserve
Senate Committee
Democrats
Republica
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U. S
Madero Brothers and Kin
Kaiser Eyes
Challenger
Vanderbilt Syndicate
Cochrane
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Andior
Thompson
Eric Dahlgren
Mrs. Bradley
Lens
France
Pas de Calais
Bethune
Sutzer
Curtiss
Slayers
Leiter
Celie
Joseph Leiter
Marseilie
Everglades
Floriée State
Case
Sunset Limited
Los Angeles
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