Silent on Mexico Crisis Deepens as Wilson Quiet
An atmosphere of gravity surrounds Mexico as Oct six elections near. President Wilson refuses to discuss Mexico while Washington fears a crisis with Huerta’s regime and Europe’s interference. Officials suggest Congress stay in session as Britain’s stance weakens alliance, signaling a firmer US approach.
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Great Britain
Mexico City
Congress
United States
Great
Lionel Carden
Mexico
Huerta
Washington
England
Europe
Wilson
Mexican Congress
Monterey Attacked as Rebels Move on City
Rebels dash into Monterey outskirts and seize outlying posts as fighting erupts near the Mexican city. Federal forces march to Monterey from Laredo Texas to aid the defense, with relief expected by tomorrow morning.
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Monterey
Mexico
Ity
Gome
Laredo
Tex
Supreme Court questioned on pleading and sentencing in bank case
The Supreme Court heard Albert Fink defend that a defendant who refuses to plead guilty cannot be sentenced without a jury trial. Fink, representing C M Summers, a Juneau banker convicted of misappropriating bank funds, challenged the court's authority. Justice Holmes pressed the point asking if such principles have ever been upheld, and both sides acknowledged uncertainty.
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Supreme Court
Albert Fink
Alaska
C M. Summers
Juneau
Alasksa
Holmes
Mexico Warns to Protect the Maderos in Arrest Case
The American State Department through Vera Cruz warns Tampico authorities to safeguard Evaristo and Daniel Madero, prisoners from Monterey charged with complicity in a plot to hand the city to revolutionists. They are believed moved toward the capital by Tampico route.
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Vera Cruz
American State Department
Clarence A Miller
Tampaco
United States
Evaristo
Daniel Madero
Maderos
Monterey
Tampico
Morro Castle in Port as Diaz Revolt Fallout Gathers
After Gen Diaz and staff were captured, Capt Huff awaits instructions as Morro Castle remains berthed in Vera Cruz. The ship carries 19% passengers, 550 bars of silver bullion, 2 cargo bars for New York, and general merchandise. Uprising tensions and possible US intervention loom amid Carranza supporters and Huerta's moves. Navy and State departments await reports and actions from Vera Cruz and New York.
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Diaz
Huff
Morro Castle
Ward Line
New York
London
Watterson on Huerta urges US–Europe cooperation
Special cable from Paris reports Col Henry A Watterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal argues that cooperation between the United States and Europe is the best solution to the Mexican crisis. He warns against intervention, calls current indecision dangerous, and compares Huerta to Porfirio Diaz while noting his similar actions.
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Washington Post
Paris
Henry A. Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States
Europe
Huerta
Porfirio Diaz
Paralysis Tied to Warfield and Farquhar Serum Injections
Two Washington policemen, Warfield and Farquhar, died of paralysis after rabies injections following dog bites. Public Health Service investigates possible anaphylactic reaction to foreign animal tissue, noting occasional harmful effects while general risk is low. Autopsy in Farquhar case not permitted. officials stress individual susceptibility and uncertain causes of paralysis.
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Warfield
Farquhar
Washington
United States Public Health Service
William Farathar
Seventh Precinct
Potomac Park
Wiliam Warfield
Fifth Precinct
John F. Anderson
E. BR. Hasseltine
Public Health Service
Hasseltine
Hea
Anderson
Feast of Torah Observed at Local Temples
Last night services celebrated the Feast of the Torah at the Above Sholem and Ades Israel temples marking the weekly reading division of the five books of Moses. A pro cessional led by Rabbi Glushek formed at the Sixth Street Temple for the Rejoicing of the Law, followed by a children’s festival with candies and cakes as the month of ceremonies concluded.
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Sholem
Ades Israel Temple
Sixth Street Temple
Glushek
Odd Squirts and Scandals Spark News Daily
A roundup of curious items from Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, and New Jersey includes health officials approving bathing suits for women to swim, young-old men organizing for work despite gray hair, a Boston professor mocking eugenic marriages, and a Smith College student achieving a perfect body. An Ohio man leaves $1,000 to ten girl stenographers, while relatives doubt his sanity. Additional notes cover fishermen fined for undersized bass, a mine tragedy turned comic by gas fumes, a Spring Lake postmaster bloomers plea, and a runaway Passaic boy fleeing as the train struck him.
Scientist's Wife Champions Housekeeping School
Mrs Harvey W. Wiley leads over 100 Washington society women backing a Housekeepers' Alliance project to establish a school of housekeeping in Washington. Preliminary work to begin immediately by the organization, with participants including Mrs La Follette Mrs Henry T. Rainey Mrs W C Woodward and Mrs Richard Wainwright. The aim is to train out of town negro girls as competent housekeepers.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Washington Society
School of Housekeeping
Washington
al- Maneé
la Follette
Henry T. Rainey
Ww. C. Woodward
Richard Wainwright
Thaw Indicted in New York Conspiracy Case
Grand jury returns blanket indictment charging Harry K Thaw and four others with conspiracy tied to his Matteawan escape. Jerome plans immediate extradition efforts to New Hampshire. Thaw’s counsel calls the indictment a subterfuge and questions legality.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
William Travers Jerome
Thaw
New Hampshire
Richard Butter
Michael O'Keefe
Roger Thompson
Eugene Duffy
Jerome
Gov. Glynn
Moses H Grossman
Concord
N H
Seabury
Supreme Court of New York
New York County Grand Jury
Grand
Foods to Enter Duty Free Under New Tariff Provisions
Customs collectors were instructed to assess no duty on imported potatoes from a long list of countries including Belgium Denmark and the United Kingdom. Wheat products from Finland the Netherlands and the United Kingdom are also duty free unless from a government or subdivision that imposes duties on similar U.S. imports.
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Belgium
Denmark
Finland
Guatemala
Italy
Netherlands
Persia
Peru
Russia
Switzerland
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Aden
Dominieco
Grenada
Hong Kong
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
The
Straits, Settlements
Virgin, Turks, and Caicos Islands
United States
Nomination Seeks Commander McLean as Judge Advocate
NAMED FOR JUDGE ADVOCATE Mr. Wilson Nominates Commander McLean to Succeed Capt. Russell. Commander Ridley McLean, executive officer of the battleship Florida, was nominated by the President to be judge advocate general of the navy. He would succeed Capt. Robert L. Russell, reassigned to command the battleship South Carolina. Born in Pulaski, Tenn., November 10, 1872, he entered the Naval Academy in 1890 and held posts in navigation, target practice, and ordnance. He served aboard the Florida and as a commander since July 1, 193? He also served during the Bozer uprising in China on Rear Admiral Kempff’s staff.
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Mr. Wilson
McLean
Russell
Ridley McLean
Florida
Navy
Robert L. Russell
South Carolina
Pulaski
Tenn
Naval Academy
Bureau of Navigation
China
McLearn Wage
Kempff
Masons visit Wilson temple contract awarded
President Wilson receives Masonic leaders at the White House as the Supreme Council awards Norcross Bros. of Worcester the 473000 contract to complete the Scottish Rite Temple on Avenue of the Presidents and 5th Street. The work is to be finished by July 1, 1916. A class of 70 knights commander was conferred in the evening.
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Wilson
White House
Supreme Council of the Thirty-Third Degree
Court of Honor
Supreme Council
Washington
California
Labels Debate At Bottlers Convention Discusses Compliance
Delegates at the twenty fifth American Bottlers Protective Association convention held at National Rifles Armory argued that as long as labels are not misleading they comply with pure food laws. Officers elected include Samuel Lehdigh Louisavilles Ky president and George Schlatter 3rd Baltimore first vice president. The next meeting will be in Louisville with a long list of delegates named.
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American Bottlers' Protective Association
National Rifles’ Armory
Samuel Lehdigh
Louisavilles Ky
George Schlatter
Balti
Jackson
New York
Charles Wester Olm
Chicago
W. Phillips
Louisville
Charles Leheonard Ford
William Fighte
Isonroder
Albert Ludorff
John Ohmeis
Frank M. F. Hughes
George Stab
Henders Young
Christopher D. Rehm
Charles Schneider
Hitler
I Cantwell
Wiliam Stariohe
Charles Melsezehl
Sonneyeae
Ed Willams
George W. ‘King
A. Acai Rabiner
Sweene Chena Pe
Woenry Bohnelder
William Emten
George Bohlen
George Schneider
Jerman Kirsch
Frank Wasner
Joseph Whittman
Gary Levy
M Warsaw
Albert J. Howardth
nRdoly Ick
Larry Irvine
James S Webber
Ernsen
Rudolph Baumeister
Thomas C Beposite
Joseph Cayveliere
William B
Belek
William Dieckman
R. L. Hinds
Reichle
Joseph Mt. Kertz
C. McCormick
Sohn
Schimps
Henr
Stracute
George
Schulz
Henry
Echula
Weltzman
Rudolph
Geor Moore
Johns ‘Piaurise
Me “Buchain
George W. Tucker
Narries J Gruber
Jacob Heilemann
Witiam Linck
Oul
Billemann
Frank Carr
Earle . Adams
A. M. Tancheiner
Francis O'Kane
M. J. Hogan
J Jacob Schreiber
John J Ratigan
Uhn
Robert Te Earter
Charles Knorr
Liam Adams
A. Sochet
A. Buehler
and Meier
Schiotter
F. Vv. Dekler
Jacob Clog
Charles Gutman
A. Lunnemann
Eres ‘Weyman
John Pune
Henry &. . Howell
Churches Unite Services In Bloomingdale
Crowds attended united services held by Bloomingdale churches yesterday. Rev Louis Randall of Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant Church spoke at St Pauls Church South on Imparting Power. In the United Brethren Church Rev Hugh T Stevenson of Bethesda Baptist preached in the evening. A novel feature: the public is kept ignorant of the speaker until the meeting begins.
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United Services
Bloomingdale
Louis Randall
Rhode Island Avenue
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hugh T. Stevenson
Bethany Baptist Church
United Brethren Church
Delay in Gem Case Ruling Prompts Inquiries in Thompson Affair
Mr. Hamlin of the Treasury may conduct further investigation before deciding Mrs. May Van Alen Thompson's case. The New York and Philadelphia banker’s bride objects as a nonresident to duty on a necklace, laces, and other goods brought from England to Boston with her maid. Thompson’s counsel, ex Assistant Secretary Curtis, conferred with the new administration as Secretary McAdoo was briefed.
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Thompson
Hamlin
Harhtin
Treasury Department
May van Alen Thompson
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
England
Judge A. B. Grunwell Dead Pioneer Railway Operator
Judge Alfred Butterfield Grunwell aged 79 died yesterday at his summer home in Alexandria county Virginia The funeral will be held from the Washington residence 151 Thirtieth Street Saturday
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Virginia
Alfred Butterfield Grunwell
Alexandria County
Washington
Judge Grunwell Dies. Early Railway Promoter And Educator
Judge Grunwell, a veteran promoter of the Great Falls and Old Dominion Railway and former supervisor and superintendent of Alexandria schools, died after ill health. Born in Otley England, he served in the Civil War, later practiced law in Florida, and moved to Washington. He leaves a widow Jane Vanderwerken and five children. Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Arlington Cemetery
Judge Grunwell
Great Falls and
Old Dominion Railway
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Alexandria
Alexandria County
Otley
Yorkshire
England
Fourteenth
New York Infantry
Veteran Reserve Corps
Florida
Washington
Jane E H. Vanderwerken
Georgetown
Wilson vetoes bid to reinstate Adolph Unger at West Point
President Wilson rejected a bill to restore Adolph Unger of Mansfield Ohio as a West Point cadet. Unger, an orphan, passed entrance exams but failed a midyear review and was over the academy age limit for reinstatement. Congress supported the measure before the veto citing sympathy for the youth's perseverance.
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Adolph Unger
West Point
Wilson
Mensfield
Ohio
Unger
Congress
Imally
West Point Military Academy
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