Huerta Family Secretly Relocated to Vera Cruz
Reports from Mexico City and Juarez indicate Provisional President Huerta's family moved secretly to Vera Cruz on November gf. They are living quietly with only close friends aware of their presence while Huerta himself reportedly traveled to Texcoco before returning to the capital by car. Villa remains outside Chihuahua with a sizable force but has not entered the city. Refugees say all Americans have left Monterey, some aided by consular agents, as chaotic evacuations continue across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Texcoco
Villa
Chihuahta
Juarez
Mex
Chihuahua
Frederico Moye
Salvador Mercado
Monterey Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Indicted Politician Surrenders to Officers
New York reports Arthur A. McLean and Everett Fowler surrender at the district attorney's offices to prepare bail after being indicted for campaign contribution schemes. McLean is longtime treasurer of the Democratic state committee. Fowler is described as the Tammany bag man. Also mentioned are deputies securing two Mexican men for liquor license charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur A. McLean
Everett Fowler
McLean
Newburg
Democratic State Committee
Fowler
Kingston
Emperor orders Zabern garrison moved amid Alsace tensions
Berlin officials deny a government crisis while Emperor William orders the Zabern garrison moved and accelerates court martial proceedings. The move aims to quell riots but risks harming Zabern merchants and revenue. Officials say Bethmann Hollweg will not resign as discussions continue at Donaueschingen with Wedel and Berthold von Beimling present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaueschingen
Germany
William
Zabern
Alsace
Berlin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Alpace
Alsace-Lorraine
Count Charles von Wedel
Howeer
Berthold von Beimling
Donaneschigen
Neighbors Fill Police Court in Schuman Case
A crowd of neighbors testifies in the case of Mrs. Schuman of 118 Ash Street charged with using profane language and spreading damaging reports about Mrs. Bramble. Witnesses describe repeated insults and prior court involvement as a $25,000 damage suit against Mrs. Schuman by Mrs. North is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schuman
Ash Street
Schuman
R. HE. Dean
North
Lost painter Ferdinand Pelez found dead in Montmartre hovel
Paris dispatch reports Ferdinand Pelez a painter once linked to King Edward disappeared twenty years ago. Authorities reveal his body in a Montmartre hut with walls covered in some of the era's finest recent paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ferdinand Pelez
Edward
Pelez
Montmartre
Urges States Rights in Suffrage Question
Washington delegates debate woman suffrage urging state control. Mrs Force Scott of New York argues federal action is unnecessary, urging leave the question to states. She cites labor, socialist forces and Mormonism as threats while Mr Johnson defends state liberty to grant suffrage without federal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wm. Force Scott
New York
Guidon Club
House
Los Angeles
McNamaras
Mra. Stott
Rossiter Johnson
Guidon Club of
Johnson
Congress
Uiited
Utah
Texas flood toll rises as waters recede and relief efforts surge
hundreds of refugees take refuge in trees across north and central Texas as the flood ruins homes and livestock. death toll reaches twenty six with likely increases as bodies drift in the Brazos and Colorado rivers. militia guards East Waco while property damage tops two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Wearne
Texas
Waco
San Antonio
Belton
Brownwood
Salls
Grand Prairie
Hugh
San Marcos
Austin
Gameron
Terrell
Sabine River
Midland
Colorado
Brazos
Hearne
Brazos River
OUN Accused of Veteran's Death in Nebraska Home
In Fremont Nebraska the body of J A Butler an elderly veteran was found buried in a shallow cellar grave after his death last night His son William Butler who lived with him was later arrested at Cedar Bluffs nineteen miles away The veteran was last seen alive yesterday and his skull showed crushing injuries
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Fremont, Neb
J. A. Butler
William
Cedar Bluffs
William Deering Critically Ill in Miami Winter Home
William Deering long tied to harvesters is reported critically ill at his Miami Washington state winter home with all immediate relatives at his bedside. The Helen Gould Auxiliary plans a supper Saturday night at the Labor Temple followed by a dance hosted by United Spanish War Veterans comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Neering
Miami
Helen Gould
Labor Temple
United Spanish War Veterans
Lieut Col Gaillard Died After Great Work on Culebra Cut
Baltimore December 5 Lieut Col Gaillard US Army who directed the Culebra cut engineering for the Panama Canal died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a seven year tropical climate injury and a cranial growth. He leaves a widow and a son Lieut David P Gaillard. Born Winnsboro South Carolina 1869 he graduated West Point in 1884 and earned many honors in service. A bill promoted him to colonel in Congress for his Culebra cut feat. He was unconscious when hospital care ended after the Culebra flood caused by blasting October 10.
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Baltimore
Oak Davis de Bosg Gaillard
Culebra
Panama Canal
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Col Gaillard
Canal Zone
David P. Gaillard
Col. Gaillard
Winnsboro
9. C
West Point Military Academy
Bia
Gamboa Dika
Col. Guillard
Hospital Hora
Heavy Snow Blockades Hit Denver and Colorado Resorts
A severe blizzard blanketed Denver and surrounding towns with up to 50 inches along the continental divide and up to four feet in parts of New Mexico. Streets, trains, and telephones were disrupted as hundreds sought shelter in stores and hotels. Colorado Springs and Pueblo reported major traffic interruptions while Trinidad faced blocked coal districts and widespread snowfall across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Plains
Continental Divide
Man ¢Lerka
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
New Mexico
Cummins urges convention plan despite primaries debate
Senator Cummins, key conciliation committee chair, says presidential primaries discussion should not stop a planned special convention to reform Republican rules. He supports direct primaries but warns laws may stall, so the convention plan should proceed to make party machinery answer to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cummins
Chicago
Roll of Honor Courier Readers in Waterloo 1913
Waterloo readers honored in a 1913 Courier notice listing Mrs. Margaret Tk. Strayer of 103 Commercial Street as a long-time subscriber. The brief item reflects the paper’s tradition of commemorating loyal readers and local communities in its early editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll OF Honor Courier Readers
Waterloo
Iowa
Courier
Town
Margaret Tk. Strayer
Des Moines Saloon Reopening After Court Stay
Des Moines 86 saloons reopen after Supreme Court decision found consent insufficient. Judge Preston granted a rehearing and stay. no riots occurred. Anti saloon leaders request earlier rehearing date. Judge Weaver to rule next Tuesday. Plans to seek injunctions against saloonkeepers discussed.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Preston
Valley Ution
Valley Ution, & Suburb, Hed
Bean
President Wilson Confined by Grippe in Washington
President Wilson is laid up with grippe and a cold in nose and throat in Washington D C. Dr Cary T Grayson ordered him to stay in bed again today with engagements cancelled and may remain confined through Sunday. Secretary Tumulty said fever is not high and the illness yields to treatment, with plans to resume public duties in a few days.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Tumbulty
Heirs to $12 Million Estate in Wisconsin Counties
James O'Brien deceased left 12.4 million dollars in banks and safety boxes to heirs in Sheboygan Fond du Lac Milwaukee Winnebago and Marathon counties. The fortune, damaged in the Califor nia gold fields in the early 1910s, will be shared by Mia Linneay Parnell Sheboygan County Mrs Thomas Dwire Parnell Sheboygan County and Mrs Peter Murphy Milwaukee former Sheboygan County resident and heirs of Thomas O'Brien Cascade County Cork. P J O'Brien of Wausau in Ireland oversees the details. J Butterley named administrator of Simon Bitterleys estate Ta Partein. The estate includes land in Pipestone County Minn. Three children and five grandchildren are mentioned.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Ireland
James O'Brien
Fond Duvac
Milwaukee
Winnebago
Marathon
California
Mia
John Linneay
Parnell
Sheboygan County
Thomas D
I. J. Butterley
Simon Bitterley
Ta Parteain
Pipestone County
Minn
Arrest of Pankhurst Sparks Vandalism and Strikes in Britain
Militant suffragist leader Emmeline Pankhurst remains jailed in Exeter after a hunger and thirst strike. Police guard efforts intensify as arson attempts and mail box acid incidents threaten property in Scotland and Plymouth. British newspapers mock police plans while travelers on the Majestic report delays during rescue worries.
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London
Mia Mia Pankhurst
Wemyss Bay
Scotland
Mall Hozen
Pantthurst
Exter
Holloway
Majestic
Mrs. Pankhurst
Plymouth Harbor
Hagligh
Manchester Guardian
Westminster Gazette
Mra. Pankhurst
Exeter
England
Mra
Emmeline Pankhurst
Gracious Note From Miss Jessie Wilson To Namesake
Ravenna Ohio reports a teacher Miss Jas Ale Wilson wrote for an autograph from Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson. The bride elect replies with a playful letter noting two Jessies share the name and expresses happiness in the new joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna, O
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Jasale Wilson
Ravenna
Cormish
N. Y
Jessie Wilson
Jabez
Roosevelt receives Argentine horse at Buenos Aires reception
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Buenos Aires after visiting Bahia Blanca and inspecting the Argentine squadron. The minister of marine hosted a luncheon on the cruiser Buenos Aires, and the colonel received a gift horse at a reception held by the equestrian society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Theodore Roosevelt
Bahia Blanca
Minster of Marine
Equestrian Society
Riots as Two Strikebreakers Shot in Indianapolis Streets
In Indianapolis two strikebreakers for Coburn Transfer were attacked by a mob of teamsters and sympathizers. Jacob Sowen Field of Chicago died from a neck wound and Geo C Williams of Cincinnati was wounded in the leg. Police dispersed the crowd after arrests were made. The teamsters union demanded a general walkout in sympathy with the four day old strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Dea
Coburn Transfer Company
Jacob Sowenfield
Chicago
Geo. C. Willams
Cincinnati
Sanen«fiald
Willams
Teamstera
Central Labor Union
Teamaters
Farrell
Thomas J. Farrell
John F. McNames
Locomotive Firemen and Engineers’ Magazine
Cal Wyatt
American Federation of Labor
Teamsters
Death of Peter Olson Aged 75 in Waterloo Home
Peter Olson, 75, Swedish native, died at his daughter Tina Bengston’s home 405 Rebel Avenue after five weeks of bedrest from rheumatism and paralysis. Born 1938 in Sweden he lived in Chicago until 1906 then moved to Waterloo. Survived by daughters Mrs. Bengston, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Olson and a son in Waterloo. widow Margaret Nelson preceded him in death. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from 405 Recer Avenue with Dr. Walter H. Rollins officiating. burial in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Olson
Sweden
Tina Bengston
Avenua
Olson
America
Chicago
Waterloo
Margaret Nelson
Kengston
Swanson
Recer Avenue
Walter H. Rollins
Elmwood
Tomb of Ralph Lopez Unsealed in Utah Mine Today
In Hingham Utah the Utah Apex mine believed to hide Ralph Lopez the slain outlaw was opened after removing bulkheads. Gas escaped as air was admitted and deputies planned to enter underground chambers before night seeking Lopez or his body amid past clashes that cost two officers their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Utah
Ralph Lopez
Lopez
Ure
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Coast City
Spe
Cial
Chihuarua
Mexico
Laredo
Tampico
Port Arthur
Acapulco
Manzanillo
United States
John W. Philpot
Dubuque
M. F. Healy
Cedar Rapids
Nicholas Alain
Joe Ferauss
Emperor William
Kenown
OUN
William Deering
Gritigally
Proama
Denver
Colo
Dao
Buchanan Optical Co
Noor Syndicate
Efol
Dadvarthellian.s
Uate Capital
Pankaurst
el Tovar Havena
Desperado
Flas
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