Huerta Seeks Time as U S Pressure Intensifies
Mexico City reports Victoriano Huerta resists U S demands for his ouster but hints at possible surrender under a rendered deal. Washington presses for action while congressional adjournment sparks speculation of moves to avoid dissolution and delay decisive steps.
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Mexico
City
Victoriano Huerta
United States
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Col
Victor Corral
Eduardo Tamariz
Queen Victoria of Spain Rallies From Illness
Paris Nov 21 The Queen of Spain recovering from influenza showed marked improvement prompting King Alfonso to depart Paris for Vienna to keep the Vienna London plan. He will reunite with her in London after his Vienna visit. King Alfonso sent telegraph praise for Capt Barratero and Lieut Gil Rios, wounded while reconnoitering in Morocco.
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Queen Victoria
Spain
Alfonso
Paris
Vienna
London
King Honso
Dose Marina
Tetuan
Morocco
Barratero
Gil Rios
Alia
British Uprising Fears Drive Mexican Gulf Naval Move
Negotiations between Nelson O Shaughnessy and Mexico blur with Britain and the United States. A British cruiser was moved from Barbados toward Vera Cruz but reined in after Bryan's protest. Federal authorities levy pesos on foreigners in Monterey while American officials seek adjudication of the Potreres land claim. Evaristo and Daniel Madero escape to the American flagship with U S aid. they vow Mexico needs United States assistance.
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London
Bryan
Barbados
Vera_Cruz
Lionel Carden
Washington
Vera Cruz
United States
Mexican
Tampico
Monterey
Monterey Steel Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Foreign Office
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Thomas Coleman
Taland of Potreres
Tuxpam Oi
Coleman
Lord Cowdray
Ist
Supreme Court
Oil Fields of Mexico Company
Pearson Concern
Evaristo
Daniel Ma’ero
Mexico
San Juan Alia
John Lind
Wilson
William W. Canada
Rhode Island
Mr. Lind
Evaristo Madero
Daniel
Aguilar
John Bassett Moore
Roosevelt
White House
Refugees From Vera Cruz Taken Aboard US Ships
American warships Ve ra Cruz protected the Madero brothers and companions who sought asylum in the consulate. They were moved to the Rhode Island then to the Chester, en route to Habana. Admiral Fletcher warned of protection for foreign oil interests and US steps to safeguard lives and property.
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Aguilar
Pletcher
Mexico
Navy Department
Tuxpam
Fletcher
Gen. Aguilar
Admiral Fletcher
Carranza criticizes Wilson on Huerta plan in Mexico
Gen Venustiano Carranza, head of the Mexican constitutionalists, criticized a report that President Wilson sought to influence Provisional President Huerta to appoint Pedro Lascurain as foreign minister to pave Huerta’s possible retirement. He doubted the report’s accuracy and called such actions immoral.
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Magdalena
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Constitutionalists
Wilson
Huerta
Pedro Lascurain
Carranne
United States
President Wilson to Skip New Year's White House Reception
President Wilson announced during Congress holiday recess that he will take a ten day vacation and omit the New Year's reception. The annual event drew thousands for handshakes, but the President is opposed to the physical strain and plans to retreat south for golf and privacy.
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Wilson
White House
Congress
Washington
Army
Navy
Diplomatic Corps
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
William McHinley
Judiciary
District National Guard
Labor Rejects Condemning Resolution On Mexican Intervention
Seattle November 21 The American Federation of Labor refused to condemn armed intervention in Mexico arguing such action might be justifiable. The convention backed international peace declarations and endorsed Churchill's plan to halt warship construction for a year. It accused bricklayers masons and plasterers unions of favoring marble work claims and ordered expulsions within three days of the convention closing.
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Labor
Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Mexico
Winston Spencer Churchill
United States
Great Britain
Germany
International Union
National Association of Marble Dealers
International Association of Marble Workers
Federation of Labor
Money Grubbers War Threatens Mexican Annexation
The Outlook ridicules U S policy accusing it of stealing territory for 60 years under the Monroe doctrine. It foresees revolutions fueled by American money in Trinidad Jamaica and Panama and predicts annexation of northern Mexican states led by Wall Street interests with Jim Smith of Virginia named as a future actor against Leon Ramirez of Morelos.
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London
Mexico
U. S
United States
Trinidad
Jamaica
Panama
Dr. Wilson
Jim Smith
Virginia
Leon Ramires
Morelos
Oil Trusts
Wall Street
Washington as convention site meets business leaders
John Dolph heads a joint committee of the Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association to study inviting the Republican National Committee to meet in Washington for a potential special national convention next year. The group will present the invitation December 16 and gauge business sentiment on funding. rival cities Baltimore Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit already campaigning.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Chicago
John Dolph
Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce, and
Retail Merchants Association
Kenry BH Macfarland
George W. Harris
Claude E Millier
Special Committee
National Committee
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Special
Lofty show intruder arrested for housebreaking
A young man hid between dressing room ceiling and roof of the National Theater after scaling a rear telephone pole, entering via a roof trap door during a show. Police say he is an old offender and charged him with housebreaking. He told officers he wanted to see the actresses.
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New National Theater
G. H. Moran
First Precinct
Moran
Posse
William Brom
Jey
Peit
Firat
Railroads End Free Passes For Illinois Lawmakers
Illinois lawmakers who used railroad passes to conduct political duties face a ban starting January 1, with passes limited to railroad employees and their families. The Illinois Central and Chicago and Alton railroads announced the change, and other lines are expected to follow. Pennsylvania railroads also plan to withdraw annual passes by December 31, issuing trip passes only for company service. No free transportation will be provided to others.
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Chicago
Th- Noig
Ilinois Central
Chicago and Alton
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
4 000 Mile Wireless Talk Enthralls Kaiser and Prince Henry
Berlin reports a German wireless firm achieved nearly 4000 mile telephonic transmission on October 27 from Neustadt am Ruebenberge to New Jersey. Message sent and received mid afternoon between two 80 foot towers, with spoken words successfully heard. Emperor William and Prince Henry of Prussia shown keen interest in the experiments.
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Kaiser
Prince Henry
Berlin
Neustadtum- Ruebenberge
Hanover
New Jersey
Emperor William
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Straus Quits Business to Devote Life to Charity
Nathan Straus retires from active business in New York to focus on humanitarian work. Nathan Strans Jr says his father's Palestine enterprises need careful attention and plans to go to the Holy Land to expand the relief bureau and other charitable undertakings. A global campaign for pasteurization of milk for infants is expected to be part of his philanthropy.
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New York
Navy
Nathan Straus
Nathan Strans, Jr
Palestine
Holy Land
Vertical circle in a biplane at Issy Les Moulineaux
Aviator M Chanteloupe described a vertical circle in a biplane at Issy Les Moulineaux comparing it to Adolphe Pegoud, noting it was the first such feat by a biplane. He executed a head-down corkscrew descent and righted the craft 150 feet above ground, saying the downward corkscrew is harder than the loop.
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Issy Les Moulineaux
France
Chanteloupe
Adolphe Pegoud
Pegend
Stover Seen in Washington While Absence from City
New York city park commissioner Charles B. Stover, absent from Manhattan since October 16, was reportedly in Washington, D. C., this morning per John N. Bogart former licenses commissioner. Stover told Bogart he plans to return within a few days. Mayor Adolph L. Kline has set Monday as the last day he may remain away without losing his post.
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New York
Charles B. Stover
Manhattan
Washington, D. C
John N. Bogart
Bogart
Mr. Stover
Stover
Adolph L. Kline
Fight Still On At Victoria City Holds By Gen Rabaga
War Office reports heavy fighting around Ciudad Victoria with rebels claiming capture last Tuesday while Gen Antonio Rabaga federal commander reportedly still holds the city after 24 hours of combat. Ocean steamers movements include Olympic Lapland Celtic Majestic Pennsylvania Adriatic Copenhagen Baltic St Louis President Grant Caroma France Philadelphia docking schedules.
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War Office
Rabaga
Mexico City
Ciudad Victoria
Antonio Rabaga
Olympic
New York
Plymouth
Lapland
Antwerp
Celtic
Liverpool
Majestic
Southampton
Pennsylvania
Hemburg
Adriatic
Copenhagen
Bremen
Baltic
Queenstown
St Louis
Grant
Hamburg
Caroma
France
Havre
Philadelphia
Culpeper Knights Templar Entertain Guests in Virginia
Special to The Washington Post Culpeper Virginia November 21 Knights Templar Fairfax Commandery staged an after dinner program at the Masonic Temple featuring sabariquet singing and music. Guests of honor included J D Ogelsby grand commander of Virginia and W L Andrews grand master of Masona of Virginia. Members from Fredericksburg Alexandria Charlottesville and Richmond attended.
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Culpeper
Knights Templar
Washington Post
Sir Knights of Fairfax Commandery
Sonic Temple
J D Ogelsby
Liynchburg
Virginia
W. L. Andrews
Roanoke
Masona of
Templars
Fredericksburg
Alexandria
Charlottesville
Richmond
The Laughing Farmer Beats City Folly in Ohio
A slave in an Ohio sanctuary celebrates a farmer who can work or enjoy his day without fear of interference. City folks mocked farming, but the farmer’s well-stocked harvest yields diesel money to satisfy the county treasurer before Christmas, outpacing urban scarcity.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Costa
14 Years for Pistol Toters Concha Sentenced in New York
Antonio Concha, an East Side gunman, was sentenced to fourteen years in Sing Sing for carrying concealed weapons in violation of the Sullivan law. The case underscores strict enforcement of handgun controls in New York City.
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New York
Sing Sing
Antonio Concha
East Side
World Happenings Notes From Distant Cities
Notes from New York Chicago Kansas City Long Island City Cambridge Denver Winnipeg Peking report diverse events. Funds for YMCA reach 2.95 million with gifts from J P Morgan and the Clark couple. Debs comments on 1894 strike. Alden dies. Fire devastates Atlantic macaroni plant. McDonald pleads murder. Debs announces railroad debt satisfaction. CPR workers seek wage hike. Chinese president Tuân Shi Kai honored by US envoy Calhoun.
Sims-Williams Smith Wed In Louisa Home Ceremony
Fredericksburg Virginia November 21 Miss Lucy Winston Sims daughter of Judge and Mrs Frederick Wilmer Sims of Lons and William Worth Smith Jr of Fauquier county were married at the bride’s parents home in Louisa. Rev Hugh H Hudson officiated with Howard W Smith of Alexandria as best man and Mrs John Benjamin Finder of Richmond as matron of honor.
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Fredericksburg
Lucy Winston Sims
Frederick Wilmer Sims
Lons
William Worth Smith
Fauquier County
Louisa
Hugh H. Hudson
Howard W. Smith
Alesandria
John Benjamin Finder
Richmond
Licensed to Marry Tullo and Katherine Evereath
The article lists marriage licenses for Tullo FB Arges of Annapotts and Katherine Evereath of Baltimore, with officiants including Rev Wallace Radeline Philip Warehall MeHne and others. Additional names include Tac Rev ¢? T. Warner Francia Bowes Sayre and Jess Woodrey Wilson, plus Gylvester W. Beach of the Bar.
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Tullo FB Arges
Annapotts
Katherine Evereath
Baltimore
Wallace Radeline Philip Warehall MeHne
Lizebethirgisia Mockbes
T. Warner Francia Bowes Sayre
New York City
Jess Woodrey Wilson
Washington, D.C
Bar
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Oess
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Meriden, Conn
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G Street
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Gen. Mgr
Young Women and Young Men’s Christian Association
J. P. Morgan & Co
Stephen C Clark
Chicago,public
Elia Flagg Young
Debs
Kansas City
Henry Leroy Alden
Wyandotte District Court
Kans
Priscilla Alden
Long Island
Cambridge
Mass
William A. McDonald
Denver
Calo
Eugene V Debs
Socialist Party
American Railway
Winnipeg
Manitoba
P.O’ Connor
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Caldwell
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Cara
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Montreal
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Peking
China
Tuan Shi- Kai
William J. Calhoun
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W. W. Smith
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