Wilson labeled Puritan president in Mexico City
In Mexico City Nov 1 El Pais denounces Wilson as Puritan President and says Washington seeks allies to attack Mexico. Porfirio Diaz, questioned in Paris, refuses to discuss U.S. policy and says he will return only if foreign forces invade. Reports also note Huerta’s grip on power and Diaz allies.
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France
England
Germany
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London
Paris
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Coahuila
Madero
Mondragon
Diaz
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Mexican Republic
Europe
Black Book Open Reveals Sing Sing Interrogation Details
In New York a notebook from John A. Hennessy surfaced in the John Doe inquiry, detailing hours of dialogue with convicted state senator Stephen Stilwell. Stilwell refused direct accusations, seeking a pardon first, while Hennessy pressed for disclosures about Murphy Frawley and their sources of wealth and tribute from brewery interests.
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New York
John A. Hennessy
Sing Sing
Stephen J. Stilwell
John Doe
Chas. F. Murphy
Frawley
Hennessy
Stilwell
Sulzer
Murphy
Father Nugent Declines Jerusalem Consul Post
Des Moines November 1 Father Joseph F L Nugent declined the offer of the Jerusalem consulship after consulting his congregation and deciding to remain in his current duties.
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Des Moines
Joseph FL Nugent
Jerusalem
Tie
Notable Old People Keep Busy Through Winter
A Northern column notes Mrs Berser aged 86 finishes banking up her house for winter and does this annually. George Phinney 89 cares for neighbor Li B Case 0 despite poor health. Smith tends ditches for next year. Esquire Kelley 81 plans a Pennsylvania trip then returns to truck gardening. Frank Myers past 80 continues outdoor labor. Ramnea 82 keeps working and plans spring toil.
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Esquire Kelley
Pennsylvania
Frank Myers
Wino of CG Gineer verdict in Struan case
Des Moines November 1 A district court jury awarded Fannie Spellman fourteen dollars in a case arising from a wreck on the Chicago Great Western railroad three years ago at Colwen. The jury found the railroad and its agents negligent leading to the incident that caused the claim.
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Des Moines
Fannie Spellman
le Wan
Alleged Halloween Auto Crash Claims Three Men
At Tay City Michigan Marvin Luke George Jones and Alexander Turpin were killed in a car accident during Halloween festivities. A home-made vehicle carrying three home aid five men wrecked as the driver lost control but some passengers were injured.
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Tay City
Mich
Marvin Luke
Geo. Jones
Detroit
Alexander Turpin
Saint Sre Maries
Tate
Hallowe'en
Home Aid
Young Acting Governor of New Jersey Aims Short Term
Leon R. Taylor, at 31, becomes acting governor of New Jersey after James F. Fielder resigns. He took office Oct 27 and will serve until year end, the second succession after Woodrow Wilson. Taylor, speaker of the state assembly, is noted as the youngest state executive in the nation.
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Leon R. Taylor
New Jersey
Taok
New Jersey State Assembly
James F. Fielder
Taylor
Woodrow Wilson
Mother and Daughter Die in Half Hour in Chicago
Mrs Helda Ewart aged 52 and her daughter Mrs Alma Spenerson aged 32, both widows, died of heart disease within minutes of each other in Chicago. The younger woman died at a Halloween party, the mother while rushing to join her daughter after being informed of the illness. The mother was found dead on a street corner by a policeman while en route.
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Chicago
Helda Ewart
Alma Spenerson
Ludlow Evacuates as Troops Read Peace Offer
Fifteen hundred Ludlow colonists and officials march near a camp to greet Adj. Gen. John Chase and two cavalry troops. A tense ceremony follows as talks of surrender and a potential amnesty are discussed amid reports of a strike and troop deployment. Margaret McNamara returns as court stenographer. Alice Miller departs California for the winter.
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Cen
Adj
John Chase
Sui Asriends
Chaise
Jehu Ti
Lawsen
United Vine Workers
Cela
Lal Gfet Isleva
Watsen
Ladiow
Porinity Bane Gee Tient
Adi
Jotun Chace
John Ro Luacsen
United Mine
Strician
Margaret McNamara Hus Res Sae
Woel BL & N. By
California
Mees Alies Miller
Will Reemain
Rioting Hits Indianapolis Streetcar Strike Standstill
Rioting flared again in Indianapolis as streetcar workers strike, halting service and forcing reroutes. Police struggled to control crowds near the state house while postal officials warned of possible mail investigations if collections were disrupted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State House
Wm. T. Pletcher
Postoffice
Suffragists Rally in Brooklyn Parade Demonstration
New York reports a pre election suffrage demonstration in Brooklyn with about seven thousand women and 1400 men marching two and a half miles. A replica Liberty Bell led the parade with symbols from several states and foreign nations. Mrs Catt rode on horseback amid supporters in white representing voting states.
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New York
Gteater
Brooklyn
United States
Grant Square
Pennsylvania Woman's Suffrage Party
Divorce Petition Notes Ada Smith Seeks Name Change
Ada Os filed for divorce from Fiord C Smith of Marshall Town. They separated April 2. She seeks a decree granting a name change and related legal rights, with a plea filed for the January term.
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Ada Os
Fiord C. Smith
Ageilla
Marshall Town
Howard Heer
Banker commits suicide in Hoel firing fatal shot
Voges ener, a wealthy banker in Hoel, killed himself last night by blowing his head with a shotgun. No motive is known and no reason is given for the act.
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Hiemself
Hoel
Vogesener
Fresno Dan rightful heir in $500000 estate case
Cambridge Massachusetts November report by Master Gilbert A. Peavey declares the California claimant the rightful heir to the late Daniel Hassell’s estate. The Dakota claimant from Dickinson North Dakota challenges the findings, with objections to the master’s determinations about parentage, mental status, and alleged perjury. The case has spanned four years in Massachusetts courts and could proceed on legal questions rather than new facts.
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Cambridge
Mast
California
Daniel Hassell
Metroase
Supreme Courct
Gilbert A. Peavey
Wrogng Dion
Daniel Blake Russel
Daniel Russell
Dakota Dan
Dickinson
N. C
James Delbert Russell
Hussell
Peavey
Tdakola
Russell Will
Massachusetts
North Dakota
Wm. C. Russell
Fresno
Cal
Hurssell
Dakota
Confusion in Wall Street Over New Income Tax
New York November 1 The income tax law caused widespread disruption in the financial district as banks and agents processed coupons for railroads and other firms. J P Morvan & Co said it would take about a month to clear the collected coupons while Chase National Bank limited deposits to collection and required certificates to show taxable or exempt status of the bonds.
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Stilwell
Hennessy
Grand Jury
Murphy
Frawley
New York
Financial
Wall Street
Treasury Department
J. P. Morvan & Co
Washington
Chase National Bank
Girl in Burlington Makes Fourth Self Harm Attempt
At Burlington Ta on November 1 Mrs Zo ra Morningstar Weiss 21 known as the girl with death by own action habit attempted to end her life by inhaling gas. A palmoter received the girl and she will recover. This marks her fourth self harm attempt with prior gas inhalations. John Ryan a tramp attempted self harm by strangling himself with an undershirt and is jailed on intoxication charges. Police found the incident at dawn in the ancient town.
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Burlington
Zora Morningstar-Weiss
Thies
John Ryan
Destructive Fire Levels Buildings in Anckoon Ky
Fire devastates much of Anckoon business district including two blocks of stores and two churches. Loss estimated around 150 dollars. Halloween birthday party at Waterloo Cedar paths and Linwood Avenue attended by twenty friends with games and ghost stories.
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Jackson
Jagexsen
Balldi
Waterloo
Vanelin
Linwand Avenue
Reigning Duke of Brunswick Becomes New Ruler
Brunswick Germany November 14 the government of the duchy of Brunswick was assumed by Prince Ernest August of Cumberland who wed Princess Victoria Louise daughter of the German emperor on May 24. He pledged loyalty to the empire and federal rulers, implying renunciation of Hanover's throne.
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Germany
Duchy of Brunswick
Ernest August of Cumberland
Victoria Louise
Hohenzollern
Gwelph
Kingdom of
Hanover
Prussia
Austria
Rightfullir
Lecture incident links professor and Powers in Georgetown room
In a Georgetown University room last night Dr Molmes Uonrad, law professor, debated public sympathy for criminals as Valeri Powers, the Kentucky ex convict, joined in. Conrad denounced the public's view and questioned a congressman’s ties while a disturbance rose, leading to a formal admonition from the professor.
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D. C
Georgetown University
Molmes Uonrad
Valeri Powers
Kentucky
Conrad
Crimin
Wis
Congress
Bush
Rose
Vonrad
Chass
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