Huerta Not 10 Quits Says He Will Seek Resting Place in Soil
Mexico City October 18 Provisional President Huerta declares he has no intention of resigning and will stay at the capital to enforce his promises to restore peace. He asserts he has funds to suppress the revolution and outlines plans to retake Torreon and pacify Durango with 8000 troops moving from Hipolito and 2000 advancing north from Zacatecas. Seventy four deputies are formally arraigned on rebellion and sedition charges, while circles in Vera Cruz canvas for Huerta support and questions over England's stance loom.
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England
United States
Mexico City
Huerta
National Palace
Pesca
Torreon
Durango
Hipolito
Zecaecas
Hottentots
Gen. Huerta
Carlos Aguila
Col Vidaurrazaga
Blanquet
Vera Crus
Fed
Mexican
Chamber of Deputies
Reyes
Jorge Verega Extanol
Dominguez
Booms Huerta
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Wilson
Republic
Campeche
Mexico
State Department
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Slaewhere
Colima
State Congress
Juan A. Hermandez
Asarco
Velerdené
Monterey
Laredo
Great Britain
Washington
Lionel Carden
Ambasas
Page
Loot binds Huerta's foes says Maj Gillette
Maj Cassius C Gillette, former US Army engineer, arrived in Washington from Mexico City to urge the Wilson administration and Senate committee to heed his warnings on Mexico. He denounces the constitutionalists as bandits, argues arms to them would be a global crime, and warns that Madero’s policies and calls for a full free election could worsen chaos in Mexico and imperil Americans and property there.
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Huerta
Mexico
Cassius C. Gilletts
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Washington
Mexico City
Wilson
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maj. Gillette
Bacon
Meller
White House
Bryan
Maj
Gillette
United States
Francisco J. Madero
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Madero
Delightful Se asonne Winter at Grove Park Inn Asheville NC
Glorious mountains of Western North Carolina land of the sky. Outdoor life includes golf tennis and motorin. Finest resort hotel in the world Grove Park Inn Asheville NC through service by Southern Railway consult agents 705 25th and WS 7 sta. om.
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Asonne
Glorious
North Carolina
Land of the Sky
Life Outdoors
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
Southern Railway
Sta
Auto crash at crossing kills four in LaPorte Ind
Four people died and one injured after an automobile driven by Edwin W. Schurz was struck by a Pere Marquette freight train at a northern Indiana grade crossing near LaPorte. Victims included Mrs Edwin W. Schurz and Mrs Fannie F. Heinze. Mrs Shafer and Mrs Brace died later. Schurz survived with serious injuries. Brace, a Washington druggist, learned of the tragedy after his wife was found critically hurt.
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Laporte
Ind
Edwin W. Schurz
Pere Marquette
Indiana
Fannie FP. Heinze
Carleton Shafer
Schur
Schurz
Edith Morrison
Graham Taylor
Chicago
Heinze
Victor Heinze
Berlin
Germany
Shafer
Carlton Shafer
Baltimore
Brace
Washington, D. C
George L. Andrews
Sanitary Commission
Filipinos Endorsed For Philippine Commission Seats
Senate committees on the Philippines favorably reported yes terday the four Filipino nominees by President Wilson for the Philippine commission. The American members will hold a majority unless another Filipino is appointed. Death of Mrs Elizabeth Murphy at Providence Hospital noted with funeral plans not yet made.
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Senate
Philippines
Wilson
Philippine Commission
Elizabeth Murphy
Michael D Murphy
Twelfth Street Northwest
Providence Hospital
Imada
Mother killed by her son in Norfolk tragedy
Mrs Jennie Williams aged 66 was accidentally shot and killed at 814 Southampton avenue Norfolk. Walter H Williams her 19 year old son was cleaning a revolver when the cartridge in the chamber exploded. He had removed four of five cartridges and was attempting to extract the remaining one with scissors. The bullet struck her left temple and she died instantly.
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Norfolk
Jennie Williams
Southampton Avenue
Walter H Williams
Wiliams
Japanese Professor Coming to Lecture in Raleigh
The University of North Carolina announces a professor exchange with Japan. Dr Sosuke Sato of Tohoku University will lecture in Raleigh for three weeks in January and spend three weeks each at Minnesota Illinois Johns Hopkins Brown and Columbia. His expenses are funded by Japanese citizens.
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Raleigh
N. C
University of North Carolina
United States
Japan
Sosuke Sato
Tohoku University
University of Minnesota
University of Ilinois
Johns Hopkins University
Brown University
Columbia University
Sato
Sulzer Gets Cheers for 100000 Fee and Lectures
William Sulzer receives a cheering reception at the executive mansion where a loving cup is presented amid protests and hisses toward Charles F. Murphy. Reports of offers up to 100000 for lectures surface as Sulzer plans to campaign against McCall in New York, condemning boss rule and impeachment threats.
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Albany
Wiliam Sulzer
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
William Sulzer
Tammany Hall
Andrew Jackson
New York
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Platt
Kansas City
New Yorker
Chicago
J . Sulzer
Cooperstown
Edward BE. McCall
Tammany
Murphy
Mc Call
Supreme Court
Fears of a Car Shortage Prompt ICC to Urge Action
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a vigorous appeal to railways and shippers urging close attention to loading unloading moving and timely returning cars. Complaints from across the country warn of a looming car shortage though the commission says current supply is sufficient if used fully and promptly.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Uplift for the Moros Hopes to Civilize Nanives
New York society leaders Mrs. Lorillard Spencer and Miss Virginia C Young outline a year long plan to civilize Moros on the island of Jolo Philippines under military protection. They will teach weaving carpentry agriculture and other crafts while relying on Gen Pershing. A separate Episcopal Church convention note reports defeat of a proposed canon creating a court of appeals for heresy and postponement of bishop elections.
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Apedal
Washington West
New York
Philippines
Lorillard Spencer
Newport
Virginia C. Young
Jolo
Spencer
Miss Young
East
Gen. Pershing
Pershing
Episcopal Church of the Latter
House of Bishops
Oadorhe
Springfeld
Francis
Indianapolis
Purse Snatched On Street In Northwest Washington
Mrs Abraham Abrahams of 1407 New Jersey Ave NW was robbed by a man on O Street between Fourth and Fifth. Her husband pursued him until he vanished into a dark alley. The pocketbook held $12 and a ticket package noting the Great Frederick Fair and a Washington to Baltimore line excursion.
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Abraham Abrahams
New Jersey Avenue
Anatcher
O Street
Fourth
Fifth
Society Woman Sues Husband in New York Case
Mrs Hildegarde McKenna Pultz, daughter of U S Supreme Court Justice Joseph McKenna, files suit against John Leggett Pultz in New York after years of separation. Papers filed Friday. comments scarce as Washington society reacts to the unexpected action.
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H. M. Pultz
New York
Spectar
Washington Post
Get
the Herald
Mra
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
France
Juaserand
Supreme Court
Mr. Pultz
John T. Pults
Madison Avenue
John Leg
New York City
Washington
East Sixty-sixth Street
East Eighty-second Street
Pultz
Main Highty-second Street
Littleton Fox
Fox
Frederick W. Fark
Pitta Duffield
West Thirty-seventh Street
Southampton
John Leggett Pults
Washington Society
J. Leggett Pultz
Justice
Joseph J. McKenna
Nicholas Longworth
Katherine Elkins
Peter Goelet Gerry
California
Davenport Brown
Marie McKenna
Connecticut
Dutch Pick Van Rappard as Washington envoy
The Netherlands appoint Chevalier W. F. L. C. Van Rappard to succeed Jonkheer Loudon as Dutch Minister at Washington. Van Rappard, former Dutch Minister to Morocco, is expected to arrive within a month. until then F. M. Schmolek serves as chargé d affaires handling legation affairs.
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Chevalier van Rappard
Netherlands
Washington
Hague
Chevalier W. F. Lcg. van Rappard
Morocco
Dronkheer J. Loudon
Jonkheer J. Loudon
Chevalier W. F. L. C. van Rappardes
Joan
Legation
F. M. Schmolek
Track buildings burned at Havre de Grace raceway
Fire destroyed the Havre de Grace race track buildings including the grandstand clubhouse and stables though no horses were on site. The origin is unknown and residents recall the Baltimore and Ohio service offering weekly weekend trains and a Monday quick return.
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Havre de Grace
Baltimore
Baltimore and
Rotors
Ohio
The
Royal Limited
Brief Filed For Thaw Conspiracy Indictment
Harry K Thaw’s counsel filed a brief with Governor Felker in Concord New York outlining alleged “inside facts” from Dutchess county grand jury members about attempts to indict Thaw for conspiracy. The brief notes two grand jury votes, ten to five then twelve to five, and that the September panel adjourned without reconsidering the case.
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Good Faith
New York
Washington Post
Concord
Harry K Thaw
Guv Felker
William Travers Jerome
Thaw
Dutchess County Grand Jury
Grand jJurora
Deer hunter shoots guide in Adirondacks outing
New York Telephone Company manager fatally wounds a man by mistake while on a hunting party to Cold River near Tupper Lake in the Adirondacks. William Schyre, a guide, was shot by T B Lawrence district manager for the New York Telephone Company. Three other New York men were in the party.
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New York Telephone Company
New York
William Schyre
T. B. Lawrence
Cold River
Tupper Lake
Adirondacks
Gay Lothario Divorce Ends Custody Battle in D C Court
Henry E. Ridenour, a Washington broker, wins an absolute divorce from Anna W. Ridenour after testimony of her alleged infidelity with three correspondents. The decree grants him custody of their daughter Helen Elizabeth and orders Mrs. Ridenour and a corespondent to reimburse costs. Mrs. Ridenour may visit the child twice weekly at Calvert Street home. witnesses described jealous episodes and private detective work.
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District Supreme Court
Henry E. Ridenour
Anna W. Ridenour
Ridenour
Washington
Ridenours
Ory
Kappler & Merillat
Schick
Pankhurst Barred at Ellis Island in Deportation Case
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst arrives in New York on the Provence and is detained at Ellis Island awaiting deportation after a board of inquiry ruled she is an undesired alien for acts involving moral turpitude. Her hunger strike and secret hearing provoke her complaint as she appeals in Washington and eyes a Madison Square Garden speech.
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Board of Inquiry
New York
Emmeline Pankhurst
America
Provence
Ellis Island
Washington
Rheta Childs Dorr
Inga
Madison Square Garden
Mrs. Pankhurst
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CDA OE
Maj. C. C. Gillette
Aqiein
Lsporte
Sophia Kemp Brace
William D. Brace
Thirtieth Street
Dr. Myer
la Porte
Joss
Public Service Commission
Hennessy
Court of Last Resort
Sutzeg
Charles 8
Whitman
Rollin B. Sanford
Loving Cup
McCell
Mobile
MOROS
Virgins C. Young
Court of Appeals
Purse Sratched
Frederick
Wife
Justice McKenna
U. S. Supreme Court
Minister Loudon
Deer Hunter Shoots Guide
Henry HE. Ridenour
Christian Xander
Mas
Pankhurst
Miss Dorr
Mia Pankhurst
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