Break with Huerta negotiations to cease
United States notes condemn Huerta's seizure of executive and legislative powers in Mexico and declare elections planned for October illegitimate. Washington hints at breaking off talks, contemplates backing Constitutionalists, and notes John Lind to depart Vera Cruz. Huerta proclaims a dictatorship and faces possible penalties.
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Mexico City
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Provisional Ecclesiastical Provinces Planned for Episcopal Church
The House of Deputies at the triennial General Convention voted to group dioceses into eight provinces or synods, with each province to have its own council for missions education and local concerns. If approved by the House of Bishops, the change would include more army and navy chaplains and could prompt Congress to fund them.
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Navy
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House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Episcopal Church
England
House of Bishops
Washington
Alexander Mann
Boston
Thomas F. Gator
Tennessee
David H Greer
Underwood pushes 5 percent discount to revive American shipping
Representative Oscar W Underwood declares a 5 per cent discount on imports in American ships was meant to force a break with foreign treaties and revive the U S merchant marine. He argues the tactic could provoke a trade war but restore U S shipbuilding while noting Panama Canal and Coastwise exemptions. Attorney General McReynolds to issue opinion. President Wilson weighs next steps.
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United States
Foss Files Independent Nomination for Mass Governor
Boston Oct 14 Gov Eugene N Foss of Massachusetts filed nomination papers as an independent candidate for reelection. He has three prior Democratic wins and plans to issue a formal campaign statement tomorrow outlining his issues. Foss will limit active campaigning to the ten days before the November election.
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Eugene N. Foss
Nealy Wins First West Virginia District Seat in Tariff Debate
Democrat Maj. M. M. Nealy of Fairmont won a plurality between 3,500 and 3,700 in the First West Virginia district to fill the Davis vacancy. Hearne and Laughlin trailed as Republican and Progressive nominees, with Hilton the Socialist and Holt the Prohibitionist also on the ballot. About 60 percent turnout, campaign framed by Underwood tariff debates and support for Wilson.
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Wheeling
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John W Davis
United States
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Fairmont
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Laughlin
Hiitek
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Walter EB. Hilton
J H. Holt
Hearne
Wison
Roosevelt
Taft
Sulzer Impeachment Trial Weighs New Article Demand
Albany Oct 14 The Sulzer impeachment trial facing a possible delay as impeachment managers seek to amend Article IV to cover Peck and Morgenthau testimony. Judges discuss whether this adds a new charge and if the assembly must act before continuing court deliberations.
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William Sulzer
Duncan W. Peck
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Frawley Investigating Committee
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Peck Andenthau
Presgrick A Colwell
Louis A Sarecky
Melville B. Fuller
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Elopement of Baltimore Horsewoman Miss Lily Buchanan
Miss Lily Buchanan daughter of Mrs J H Buchanan a leading Baltimore family eloped to Elkton Ma and married William Wallace Thomas a Chicago banker The couple then returned to Baltimore and left for Philadelphia en route to New York for sailing on the Mauretania They had planned the marriage with Mrs Buchanan’s knowledge but wed privately in Elkton leaving Baltimore society astonished Mrs Thomas well known for daring horse exhibitions in New York Baltimore and beyond
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W. W. Thomas
Washington Post
J H Buchanan
Elkton
William Wallace Thomas
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Thomas
Buchanan
Beth
Atlantic City
First Pacific Lockage Opens Canal Run
The Miraflores lock at the Pacific end saw its first lockage today with tug Miraflores, three barges, and two other crafts sailing through the west locks into the Miraflores lakes region 3682 feet above sea level. The operation took an hour and a half and proceeded without incident, though insufficient water prevented passage through Pedro Miguel locks as planned.
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Cucaracha Slide
Pedro Miguel
Bishop Galler Denounces Divorce at New York Speech
The Rt Rev Thomas F Galler bishop of Tennessee addressed about a thousand clergy and laypeople in New York praising religion’s role in personal life. He warned Roman decay began with divorce and remarriage, noting remarriage after divorce has become common and almost respectable in parts of the country.
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Altman Will Leaves Art Treasures To Met Museum
Benjamin Altman New York bachelor merchant dies leaving an estate valued around 50 million with the Metropolitan Museum of Art to receive his vast art collection valued over 15 million including fourteen Rembrands and notable Hals oils. Public and charitable bequests total 500 thousand cash. Aged employees receive sizable gifts and relatives inherit sums as stipulated.
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Election pressures and civic notes on a busy day
Page I lists topics from a Mexican election to forming synods and missing lifeboats. Other items cover Democrats electing a congressman, Sulzer verdict delay, art treasures, an aviator near death, suffrage urging, a burial, a midnight raid, a Russian monk accusation, and a new money bill with witnesses.
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Seligmans Part Ways Wife Admits Separation
Special to The Washington Post reports Jefferson Seligman head of J and W Seligman and his wife the daughter of the late Ialdor Vermeer have parted. Mrs Seligman’s servants hold the town house as she returns from Deal Beach. Seligman says no suit is planned and he will not discuss personal affairs. she confirms the separation.
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New York World
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J and W. Seligman
Ialdor Vermeer
Seligman
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Europe
World Reporter Today
Greatest Disaster in South Wales Coal Field
An explosion at Universal Colliery near Cardiff yesterday killed hundreds as rescue efforts moved slowly. About 500 miners were brought to the surface alive. by dawn 20 more were found, raising hope of more survivors though the toll may reach around 400. Ventilation and hoisting machinery were blown apart. crowds gathered at the pit head and Cardiff station as the scale of the tragedy became clear.
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Believe Aviator Drowned After Air Derby Search
New York reports aviator Albert J Jewell disappeared after departing Hempstead pursuing an aerial derby over Manhattan. Despite a day of searches by fishermen and airmen, contributions from Long Island towns indicate Jewell may have flown west toward Springfield then south into open sea, with winds and disorientation possible factors. Tony Jannus announced plans to fly with a passenger in a follow up effort from Hempstead.
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Albert J Jewell
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Jewell
Rockaway Pont
Springfield
Staten Island
Manhattan Island
Tony Jannus
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Fire aboard Volturno sinks 136 lives as captain recalls horror
Captain Francis Inch recounts the Volturno disaster detailing the fire’s outbreak on October 9, the rapid spread below decks, and the doomed attempts to launch lifeboats. He says there was no panic among passengers, but many crew and watchmen perished trapped in the foreshcastle while explosions wrecked parts of the ship.
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