Huerta Warns U S to Keep Hands Off Mexico
Vera Cruz reports Gen Felix Diaz seeks refuge in a Mexican consulate as Huerta warns Washington against intervention. Morro Castle detained in harbor with Mrs John Lind aboard. Capt Hull cited on an unnamed criminal charge as Diaz allies face arrest while Diaz laments lack of funds and contemplates next move. Diaz states he will not flee and a tense stand-off looms between Huerta loyalists and constitutionalists.
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Diaz
Vera Crag
Morry Castro
Ward Line
Vera Crue Harbor
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Hull
Huft
Steamship Company
Hutt
Cval
Mexilcan
Zaragoza
Morro Castle
Felix Diaz
Finavana
Fetix [Maz
Japan
Havana
Paris
Gen. Diaz
Habana
Legation
Mexico City
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Ffederals
Victoriano Huerta
Beal
England
Germany
France
Washington
London
Berlin
Carden Flurry Over Criticises Policy In Mexico
London report on Sir Lionel Carden criticism of U S policy toward Mexico draws mixed reactions. The Times says no ill will exists between U S and Britain while warning against sensational gossip. Paris protests Mexico duties as France urges calm methods amid Anglo American press commentary.
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London
Lions Carden
Mexico
the Times
United States
England
Edward Grey
The
Pall Mail Gazette
Great Britain
Walter Hines
Page
France
Paris
Cluizer Conde
Brest
Vera Cruz
Sir Edward Grey
Ambassador Page
Washington
Atlantic
Bryan predicts currency bill passage and trusts stance
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan spoke in Camden New Jersey urging support for Gov James F Fielder and predicted the Owen Grags currency bill would pass the Senate with a larger majority than the Underwood tariff. He said good Democrats trust the Wilson administration and vowed a strong fight on trusts after currency reform. He returned to Washington tonight on a Laurel Haces Baltimore and Ohio special train.
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Camden
N. J
Fielder
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
James F. Fielder
New Jersey
Wilson
Uryan
Bryan
Secreta N
Washington
Vanderlip Proposes Federal Bank Plan To Rival Reserve
Frank A. Vanderlip of National City Bank urged a government controlled central bank to dominate currency issues. The plan, to be reviewed by the Senate banking committee, envisions a seven member board and a $100 million capital to issue money and rediscount paper. Reed and Bristow supported considering the proposal, which would differ from administration and Aldrich plans by excluding banks from governance of the system. CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Vanderlip
Piblic
Reed
Ritencock
Vanderup
Federal Reserve
Bristow
Boston
Benator Reed
Vanderlip Proposals for Great Reserve Bank
A Federal reserve bank proposal outlines capital of 190 million dollars with public or government subscriptions. An organization committee of five named by the President and seven directors would govern, with seven for each branch and an executive committee. The bank would set a uniform discount rate by capital and surplus, suspend reserve requirements in stress, and take over duties of the current U S treasurer and the bureau of redemption. Beck would buy half of 2 percent bonds, redeemable by the bank, and the bank would receive exchange for these bonds as one year exchequer notes at 3 percent interest. Circulating notes would be prioritized on assets ahead of depositors.
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Vanderlip
Federal Reserve Bank of the United States
Federal Bank
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank of the
United States
Bureau of Redemption
Beck
NAB HER IN IRELAND ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING BOYS
London woman Mrs Lucille Rand daughter of former California governor Henry T Gage is arraigned in Kennington police court Dublin case accuses her of kidnapping two boys under age seven. The scheme to place Dublin striker families children in England is opposed by Archbishop Walsh and Catholic clergy. Mrs Montefiore also arrested for removing children without parental consent. Bail granted as negotiations reportedly near settlement within 24 hours.
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Lucille Rand
London
Montefiore
Dubin
Ireland
Henry T. Gage
California
Portugal
Kennington
Antil
Rand
Tonkelot
Philang
James Larkin
Waorkera
Walsh
Bodta
England
Monttefi
Parente
Los Angeles
Cal
Dublin
Elbridge Rand
Charles Wellington Rand
Southern
Harry T. Gage
Knife cures moral defect court to surgically reform four prisoners
Chicago dispatch reports Judge George W. Bridgeman of Michigan's St Josephs circuit court ordered treatment before sentencing. Dr B H Pratt of Evanston operated on four patients including a Hillsdale High School senior to erase moral deficiencies. Physicians claimed one girl showed signs of recovery. The article notes travel ads for rail fares near Baltimore and Ohio lines.
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Chicago
B. H. Pratt
Evanston
George W. Bridgeman
Circuit Court of
St. Josephs
Mich
Hillsdale High School
Rescue at Niagara in perilous whirlpool boat rescue story
Detroit man Peter W. Langeard faced a deadly whirlpool after driftwood clogged his propeller during a float through Niagara rapids. Fred Preston swam out with a life line, battled driftwood entanglement, and finally drew the craft to shore amid a cheering crowd of about 1,000. Langeard was revived at a hotel and expected to recover.
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Peter Langeard
Fred Preston
Niagara Falls
Peter W. Langeard
Detroit
Langeard
Fim
Langesra
Ontario
Walgt
Reseuere
Preston
Mace i Mexicans Hold American Ship War on Trusts Next
Vanderlip Urges One Big Bank. American Woman Arrested in Dublin. Rescued From Ni Whirlpool. Sage Eaton Endangered Warship. Entombed Miners Thewight Dead. Mexican Situation Series. Masons Visit President. Rabies Serum Dead. 3 Senate Passes Seamen's Bill. Money for Nicaragua. Atrocities by Balkan Ajlie 4-Calls Congress a Fine Club. Labor Inquiry Begins. Financial. We Cut in Steel Output. Editorial. Society. Sports. Honors to Boy Scouts. Sunday Schools Face Home Problem. a
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Macei
Vanderlip
Dublin
Sage Eaton
Senate
Nicaragua
Congress
Kaiser's Embassy Plans Spark German Outcry
Berlin reports a storm of protest as Kaiser dismisses 272 top German architects from a competition for the new Washington embassy. He overrules the jury choosing Behrens, then accepts a drawing by Geheimrath Ernst von Ihne who did not enter. The prize was $2,500 and von Ihne was a court architect chosen at the emperor's request.
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Kaiser
Washington Post
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Peter Behrens
Geheimrath Ernst von Thne
Geheimrath von Ihne
Dog buried in $200 casket after physician refuses care
In Asheville, North Carolina, October 23, Mrs. N. M. Watson, a wealthy society woman, buried her ill collie in a $200 casket after her family physician refused to treat the pet. A local undertaker supplied the casket and a new family physician was engaged, while the dog was prepared for burial with honors. The event followed the physician’s refusal and a veterinary attempt that could not save the animal.
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Watson
Washington Post
Asheville
N. C
N. M. Watson
Ashevite
Steel bonds to pay in full on November first
The United States Steel Corporation will pay the full interest due on its $1,057,106.6 per cent bonds on November 1. No deduction will be made for force in according to the corporation to its bondholders.
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Spevia
Washington Post
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Hear Fleet May Go to Mexico
Special to The Washington Fort Norfolk Va Oct 23 The Atlantic fleet is likely to be sent to Mexico with officers telegramming wives not to join ships in Europe for a meeting The fleet scheduled to sail Saturday may proceed at 3 knots until orders arrive from Washington and could be diverted to Mexico if needed for trouble after the election Sunday
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Washington Fort
Norfolk
Ovi
Atlantic
Mexico
Europe
Mediterranean
Washington
ArHngton
Hwurope
New York
Plymouth Navy Widow on Trial as Admiral’s Death Is Shown Drug Feast
Plymouth Mass October 23 defense opened in rear admiral Joseph G Haton murder case portraying his widow Mrs Jennie May Eaton as a drug fiend with dual personality. Attorney Geogan claimed Haton’s death resulted from arsenic self-administered amid alleged debts and lack of income. Dr Fremont Smith testified Admiral Eaton had narcotic habits and that arsenic was used in his illness and that Mrs Eaton would tell her life story to prove lack of motive.
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Mrs. Eaton
Rogerts
Fremont Smith
Washington
Plymouth
Mass
Joseph G. Haton
Jennie May Eaton
Jekyll
Boston
F. Fremont Smith
Washington, D. C
Smith
Naval
Eaton
Charles E. Clark
Oregon
the Horn
Naval Examining and Retiring Board
Maton
Ulent
C. Richardson
Ammondsport
Vaethel
Oamathesie
Ton Toran
Seetmingks
Miners Believed Dead After New Mexico Mine Blast
Dawon, N M October 3 Two hundred forty seven miners are believed dead beneath fallen earth timber coal and rocks in Stag Canyon Mine No 2. Rescue teams labor through gas and a fire threatening the entombed men as two survivors are reported and authorities seek any possible saves amid shifting totals. The son of a former stockholder Henry P McShaw age two is among the dead.
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New Mexico
Dawson, N. Mex
Stag Canyon Mine No. 2
Stag Canyon Fuel Company
Henry P. McShaw
E. P. McShaw
New York City
McShaw
Roberta
United States Mine Rescue Bureau
Roberts
P. Morris
American Red Cross Society
Ernest P. Bicknell
Red Cross Society
Washington
Gov. McDonald
Society
McDonald
Biddon
T. H. O'Brien
Hasuy
No. 5
No. 2
Royalist Plot Reported in Portugal Alarm Map
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a royalist plot in Portugal with unclear details and damaged phrases. The readable portions mention danger and potential actions but lack concrete dates, names, or locations. Further transcription needed for accuracy.
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Felix Diex
Gen. Dine
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Haz
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México
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London Times
Dias
Lionel Carden
Sid Féonet Garden
Guatemala
Laurel Haces
Baltimore & Ohio
M. Round Trio
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Senate Committee
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Great Reserve Bank
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