Tie Leaves for Philadelphia Address Amid Uncertain Developments
Tie sails today for Philadelphia to address Congress and Hal celebration. He may cancel the Southern trip if extraordinary events occur. Huerta’s pledge to the diplomatic corps, that he won’t seek the presidency even if unopposed, is noted. Secretary Bryan and President Wilson discuss the Diaz Vera Cruz danger and asylum plans. The administration remains determined to protect all candidates from molestation and uphold constitutional norms.
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Bryan
Gen. Huerta
Wilson
United States
Xelix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Huerta to Be Upheld by Mexican Court
Mexican court expected to uphold Huerta for all acts of his administration and validate his presidency. Supreme Court opinion to focus on dissolution of congress and its justification amid alleged treason by deputies. Díaz arrival anticipated. Diaz supporters to reach Mexico City and Huerta reportedly invited him.
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Mexico City
Oct
Huerta Ja
Supreme Court
Congress
Morro Castle Cleared After American Protest at Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz oct 4 after protests by the american consul over detention of the Ward Line steamer Morro Castle the vessel was cleared for Habana and New York. Mrs Savard wife of the president's representative is aboard. A court order prompted the delay to obtain testimony regarding the flight of Dr Francesca Vasquez Gomez aboard the Morro Castle. Gen Felix Diaz remained in a hotel near the american consulate. Fort Myer Troops to the border plan to move by nov 16 with cavalry transfers among Fort Bliss Fort Myer and other posts.
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
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Minster
Senor Moheno
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Geffaires
Mexico
Ward Line
Morro Castle
Habana
New York
Mra Savnd
Wilson
Huff
Francesca Vasquez Gomez
John Lind
Canada
Morro Castle Held by Mexico Then Released
The Ward Line steamship Morro Castle was detained in Vera Cruz harbor by Mexican authorities and released after US Consul Canada protested. On board were Mrs. John Lind, wife of Wilson envoy, and other American passengers and mail to the United States. A Mexican gamblingist trained guns on the bow during the detention. The hold related to testimony for an investigation into a fight involving Dr. Francisco Vasquez Gomez.
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New York
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
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Canal Quakes Denied Safe By Georgetown Seismologist
Professor F A Tondorf of Georgetown University dismisses fears of a Panama Canal earthquake. He cites Panama's historical quiescence, notes distant Pacific disturbances, and suggests recent tremors are reflections of larger events elsewhere. He points to deeper offshore soundings and changes in coast contour as possible causes.
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Canal Zone
F. A. Tondorf
Seismograph Observatory
Georgetown University
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Panama
Pacific
Earthquake Shocks Noted Near Panama Selaniograph Records
A slight shock was recorded near Panama on Thursday on the Georgetown selaniograph, with a similar faint tremor noted about two weeks earlier. The readings indicate no large earthquake or wide area impact, despite the felt sensation.
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Panama
Georgetown
Luncheon in Honor of B H Warner at New Ebbitt
A 1 PM luncheon in Washington honors B H Warner with friends attending at the New Ebbitt. The organizing committee includes Louis P Shoemaker Richard B Watrous and John McElroy with a long list of attendees from judges to businessmen and peers.
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Washington
B. H. Warner
New
Louis P. Shoemaker
Richard B. Watrens
John McElroy
Thomas H. Anderson
Thomas §. Hopkins
BE. H. Droop
John L. Warren
Stanton P. Peelle
A. F. Fox
John Joy Edaon
John C. Wineman
John B. Larner
Andrew Parker
W.oodward
Charles A. Douglas
James F. Water
James Lansburgh
C. Neale
C. C. Lancaster
W. PF. Van _ Wickle
Omay Grant
R. H. Tyler
Lumber War Up To Court Over Antitrust Case
The Supreme Court yesterday heard the government suit alleging Sherman act violations by retail lumber dealers of the Eastern State. The case contests middlemen blocking wholesaler direct sales to consumers and sought to lift an injunction barring retailers from circulating wholesalers lists.
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Supreme Court
New York
Washington to Represent City at Temperance Conference
Washington will be well represented at a temperance conference in Columbus Ghia on November 14, following the biennial Antistaioon League convention in Columbus November 10 to 13. Delegates include Mrs Margaret Dye Hillis Senator Morria Sheppard Bawin C Dunwiddie Dr Wil pur F Crafts Stephen M Newman Mrs Suessa B Blaine and others.
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Columbus
Ghia
Margaret Dye Hillis
Morria Sheppard
Bawin C Dunwiddie
Wilpur F. Crafts
Stephen M. Newman
Suessa B. Blaine
Busy Scottish Rite rite confirms 69 class and crowns leaders
Dr. Daniel M. Hailey of McAlister Oklahoma and T. W. Hugo of Duluth Minnesota chosen sovereign grand inspectors general for their states. They will be crowned today as the biennial session of the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite adjourns later this afternoon. A 62 member class received the 33rd degree at yesterday's conferral, with degrees awarded to numerous named members across many states.
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Daniel M. Hailey
McAlister
Okla
T. W. Hugo
Duluth, Minn
Supreme Council of
Daniel M. Halley
McAlester
Duluth
Minn
Halley
Mr. Hugo
Public Utilities Commission Shifts Toward Lower Rates
Col Chester A Harding told Brightwood Citizens Association at the Brightwood Hotel that lower gas electricity and telephone rates and a rapid universal transfer solution will come through public utilities commission orders. He noted determinations hinge on true values of utilities with funding sought in estimates. Pruning aims to be fair to utilities and residents while addressing salary needs and district concerns amid Congress budget constraints.
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Brightwood Citizens” Association
Brightwood Hotel
Col. Harding
Congress
Col Harding
Lews FP
Shoemaker
Association
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C C Lancaster
William Kemp
E C Munfurt
Charles W Ray
E . Newman
G Langley
Willeam Holmes
Montgomery County
Mission Help China Children Present Tableaux
Two tableaux staged at the First Baptist Church depict the Woman's Baptist Union work with children in costume. A talk on Our Mountain Schools urged support for Southern mountain education. Miss Sallie Priest spoke on reform for Chinese girls and freedom from old customs, while Rev B D Gray and other officers outlined anniversary activities and reception guests.
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C. N. Chipman
Mr. Gray
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Woiman's Baptist Union
Southern Baptist Convention
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Garnet Jeannette
Robert Wilthide
Elizabeth Hume
Mildred Dakin
Evelyn Courtney
Jack Turner
Viola Smith
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Mary Parker
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Marian Graffin
Clara Shepherd
Martha Garner
Violet Hudson
Elsie Blundell
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Benita Slombard
Ione Darcey
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Ruth Cutchinson
Ida Hurley
Muriel Philpott
Dinah Herbert
Our Mountain
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Home Board of Baptist Missions
F. E. A. Heck
Sallie Priest
Marie Bultimater
Sarah Brown
Kathleen Mallory
S. H. Pinkham
China
C. Nchipaa
Marie Buhlimaler
Washington
Matte Morris
Woman’s Mission Union
Ming F. EH
Heck
Union
Chinman
F. B.S. Heck
Raleigh
N. C
Bryan
Magdalena Taylor
Mias
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CG. N.” Chipman
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Alabame
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Warren O' Pal
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R. J. Willingham
Richmond, Va
Foreign Board
G. D. Gray
Atlanta, Ga
Home Board
Slayer Is Sent To Prison For Murder In 1912
William Sabens a Fort Myer soldier who killed Ada Haynes in July 1912 was sentenced by Chief Justice Clabaugh in the District Supreme Court to 35 years in Maryland State penitentiary. He had been convicted of murder in the first degree previously and after appeals retried, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree with a 20 year minimum and up to life. After half term served, parole may be sought.
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Fort Myer
Ada Haynes
Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Maryland State
Sabéne
Court of Appeals
Sabene
Sabengs
Washington coal dealers protest 5 percent freight tariff increase
Washington coal dealers vow to contest a 5 percent rise in bituminous coal rates set by the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads, effective November 15. They plan to appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission, citing potential losses on U S government contracts and urging tariffs be delayed until contract year end.
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Police News Notes From A Busy Southeast City
Police records describe Dunnigan's car stuck in a sewer excavation at Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue SE. James F Peake injured when a wagon overturned on Bladensburg Road. Max Gilman found dead of heart failure on Four and a half Street SW. Mounted Officer Shepherd apprehended a suspect in a forged check case near Conduit Road and Thirty-sixth Street. A suspect in forgery and possible related burglary case held near M Street and Thirty-sixth Street. Police seek missing Edwards from Baltimore en route to Donohue’s residence. A jewelry store incident on F Street NW ends with a suspect at large. Hayes’s car breaks a rut between Prant and Minnesota Avenue SE.
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Sewer Department
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Bladensburg
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Bladensburg Road
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Shepherd
Seventh Precinct
Lucien White
Newkirk Road
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Eleventh Street
C. W. Hayes
Potomac Electric Power Company
Prant Street
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