Huerta resists Blanquet option in Mexico crisis
The Mexico City scene centers on Huerta amid a coup fallout. Blanquet’s bid for power gains traction while diplomats in Mexico City urge U S action to end “impossible conditions.” Varied views emerge on intervention, sovereignty, and a potential U S protectorate as officials weigh options and await clear policy.
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Mexico City
Republic
New York
New York Herald
Galveston
Tex
Huerta
Vera Cruz
War Department
Diaz
Blanquet
Times
Havana
Aureline Blanquet
Madero
Cabineet
United States
Idvea
Great Britain
France
Germany
Spain
Austria
Norway
Senor Cologan Y Cologan
Mexico
M Lelaivre
Washington
Lionel Carden
Lind’sa
White House
State Department
Congress
Sherwood
Democrat
Ohio
House
Department of State
Nelaon O'Shaughnessy
O'Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Sir Lionel
President Wilson Delays Sea Battle Visit Over Currency
Secretary Daniels leads a party by Mayflower to sea battle practice off Virginia Capes. President Wilson cancels trip due to currency situation in Congress while Cabinet ladies aboard Rhode Island. The Wyoming and Rhode Island will meet the Mayflower, board officials, and conduct division and torpedo drills before returning to Lynnhaven roads.
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Virginia Capes
Rhode Island
Daniels
Garrison
Refifield
Burleson
White House
Bryan
Wilson
Iowa
Wyoming
Badger
Usher
Lynnhaven Roada
Secretary of the Navy
Duantels
Lancheon
Arkansas
Delaware
Utah
Lynnhaven Roads
Mexicans Kill 2 Americans in Jalisco mining camp
In Hostotipaquilla Jalisco a feud left two American men, Thomas Barrett and William Kendall, dead and a Mexican killed. About 25 foreigners were threatened, and mobs attacked the camp after the murders. Barrett was killed by an ax, Kendall killed amid escort to Magdalena, and guards moved the foreigners to safety by train.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Hostotipaquilla
Jalisco
Thomas Barrett
William Kendal
Barrett
Kendall
Magda-lena
Magdalena
Forming Rebel Cabinet Hopes to Increase Recognition
Nogales Oct 17 Gen Carranza announced a partial cabinet to represent every civil department. Rafael Zubaran named minister of gobernacion and Francisco Escudero minister of hacienda. Gen Felipe Angeles just returned from Europe likely to become Walnthuster.
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Carranza
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Department of Civil
United States
Rafael Zubaran
Gobernacion
Prancisco Escudero
Hacienda
Felipe Angeles
Europe
Becaime Walnthuster
Sulzer Denies Wrongdoing Amid Debts and Impeachment Fallout
Governor William Sulzer proclaimed his innocence after a New York impeachment court convicted him on three articles, finding him not guilty on others. The court removed Sulzer from office while allowing disqualification to hold future office. Martin Glynn became the new governor. Sulzer denounced the proceedings as a political lynching and blamed Tammany Hall for the impeachment.
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Glynn
Allan A. Ryan
Murphy
Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
New York
High Court
Martin H. Glynn
Aworma
Sulzer
Algo
People’s Nouse
Senate
Saya Murphy
Ourgeing
Allen A. Ry&an
Barnes
Henry L. Morgenthau
Bosa
Cullen
Meade
Sulzer laments impeachment as political lynching
Former New York governor William Sulzer denounces his impeachment as a farce and conspiracy. He says his trial was a sham and a disgrace to liberty, vowing to return the commission to the people and stay true to duty over special interests.
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Horse Thief
High Court
Murphy
William Sulzer
Bryan Defends Currency Plan as Banks Gain and People Suffer
Secretary Bryan defends President Wilson's policies in Waterloo citing the currency bill tensor favors bankers by loaning government money without bonds, expanding regional bank collateral and arguing for government issued money. He urges income tax reform, criticizes Aldrich opposition, and calls for relief for the poor.
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Waterloo
Iowa
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Republican Party
Bryan
Democratic Senate
House
Senate
Nelson-Aldrich
Aldrich
Boston
Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Even money on Mitchel in New York mayoral betting
Following Sulzer's removal as governor, betting on the New York mayoral race shifted. Quotations on Well Street moved from 10 to 8 and 10 to 9 against Mitchel to even money. A single $200 bet at the New York Stock Exchange was recorded, but other Mitchel supporters would not accept the price.
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Washington Post
New York
Sulzer
Well Street
Mitchel
New York Stock Exchange
McCall
New York Deaconesses Urged In East Side Mission Push
The Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met in Washington where Bishop Luther B. Wilson urged 5 000 deaconesses for New York East Side relief. Rev. W D Howell and Bishop William Burt pressed recruits, while Mrs. Robinson faced possible non reelection as president. Anton Bas described Denmark work and a Copenhagen center with 22 branches. Delegates heard a ritual murder tale from Miss Cartes K Swartz as the session closed.
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Robinson
Anton Bas
Denmark
New York City
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Hisconal Church
M. EB
New York
Luther B. Wilson
Board of Bishops of the Church
East Side
W. D. Howell
Home Missionary Society
Mr. Howell
William Burt
General Deaconess Board
China
Wilgon
Society
George C. Robinson
Detroit
America
North Capitol Street
Robinson Hall
Mra. Robinson
Sibley Hospital
Lucy Webb Hayes
Northwestern University
Burt
Bas
Copenhagen
Kuef
Russia
Misa Cartes K. Swartz
Washington
Miss Swartz
Marcy Center
Chicago
Mies Swartz
Index to Today’s Issue Page 1 Summary
Page 1 items include resignation reports and political shifts, a note on naval gunnery, Sulzer ouster, and a murder confession. Also listed are missionaries needs, balloon tie in, and a crime note. Page 2 covers senators, recess doubt, canal tolls, naval militiamen cruise. Page 3 cites communion rite change and embezzlement case. Page 4 notes railways pay for mails, a bankruptcy petition, and editorials. Page 7 personal mentions. Page 8 sports. Page 14 civic meetings in schools. D A R probation officer plan noted.
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Ifuerta
Sulzer
Ells
Timmur Monroe
Sun
Man Gouges Eye After Biblical Vision in Greensburg
John Linsidos a Greensburg merchant became moody over perceived immorality in the city. He read the Bible and, while in Detroit, plucked out his eye citing Matthew. Returning with a glass eye, he claims spiritual chastisement and reports his remaining eye is improving.
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John Lenardos
Greensburg
Matthew
John Linsidos
St. Matthew
Detroit
Virginia Harrison Aids Trial On Eaton Poison Charge
Mrs Virginia Harrison of Alexandria testifies about home friction in Tennie May Eaton's household. She describes Eaton as believing the admiral dabbled in drugs and insanity, notes her own observations of the admiral intoxication, and hints at a mysterious will paper. Dorothy Ainsworth's testimony corroborates tensions as proceedings extend beyond usual hours.
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Virginia Harrison
Alexandria, Va
Vollowe
Dorothy Ainsworth
Plymouth
Maass
Alexandria
Tennie May Eaton
Joseph Gilen Eaton
Harrison
Assinippi
Eaton
Mrs. Eaton
Hingham
Barker
Dorothy
Mia Harrison
Dorothy Ains
Aineworth
Daniel Ainsworth
Chicago
Washington
Forr
Berlin Airship Disaster Kills Admiralty Board
Berlin reports Count Zeppelin’s dirigible L II exploded near Johannisthal killing 28 aboard the admiralty board and crew during a test flight. One guest survived briefly but died later. three army officers also perished in related airplane collisions.
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Army
Cregr
Ita
Berlin
Johannisthal
Zeppelin
Admiralty Board
Baron von Bluel
Queen Augusta Granadier Guards
Admirality Board
Serial Corps
Navy
Gaz
Haeseler
Lieut
Koch
Sergt
Mante
Johanisthe
Admiralty Trial Board
Comdr
Bebalach
Freyer
German
Naval Flying Corps
Glynn
Stearmen
Count Zeppelin
Neumann and
Pletzier
Busch
Gaz Beg
Germany
Balloon Corps
Pioneer
Blues
Johannthal Everentar School
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