Negotiations Quiet as Huerta Remains Resolved in Mexico
Washington reports no official progress on Huerta retirement negotiations. Carranza, optimistic in Nogales, claims he could field 100,000 troops if Washington recognizes the insurgents. A shipment of rifles reaches Sonora as tensions mount, while news control tightens in Juarez and Chihuahua amid ongoing battles and diplomatic pressure.
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Washington, D. C
White House
State Department
Charge O'Shaughnessy
John Lind
Mexico City
Huerta
Wilson
Bryan
Carranza
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Washington
Naco
Henry Allen Tupper
International Peace Forum
Whix
Taft
Tuccson
Ariz
Tupper
New Torpedo Boat Destroyer Downes Lunched At Camden Yard
The paddlecraft Downes, named for Captain Downes of Tripoli fame, was launched at Camden in the New York Shipbuilding yard. Mrs Katheryne Simmons christened the ship. Downes descends from Captain Downes. Distinctive details include length 31 feet 1 inch and displacement 1,160 tons. The vessel will be ready for continuation in about two months.
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Philadelphia
United States
Denirever Downes
New York
Camden
Iva Downes
Uch Cal
Tripoli
E Downes
Mre
Katheryne, Simmons of
Wington
Liew
Cuas E H. Simmons
U.S. Nii
Downes
Uarrard Gscores
Posal Seas
Porigad
Harvard S
Princeton
Sco
Astor Heiress Helen Huntington Engaged to Vincent Astor
Vincent Astor confirms engagement to Miss Helen Huntington eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Robt P Huntington of Staatsburg New York The couple knew each other since childhood Bride to be is 20 and will marry next spring The Huntington and Dinsmore families and the Astor fortune connect this high society match with roots in New York and Texas with ties to the Titanic era Astor estate nearby in Staatsburg and Poughkeepsie background notes on the bride from New York Newport and Tuxedo contexts.
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Bride-To
Mrs. Robt, P
New York
Vincent Astor
Helen Dingmore Hustington
Robi. P. Huntington
Staatsburg
N. Y
Astor
Young Astor
Col
John Jacob Astor
Huntingtons
Stoutsburg
Poughkeepsie
Miss Huntington
W. B. Dinsmore
Tuexedo
Helen Gray Dinsmore
Newport
Tuxedo
Trolley Car Dashes Into Grocery Store Tragedy in Laketon
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a Verona Oakmont and Hulton railway trolley car ran away on a long hill and crashed into Robert Chegwiden's Laketon grocery, killing Mercsén Ayres instantly and injuring twenty others. Police say the runaway occurred this morning and alarms were raised as rescuers responded.
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Pittsburgh
Mercs Én Ayres
Verona, Oakmont
Socialist Sheriff-Elect Welsh Set to Take Office
Schenectady N Y November 8 Louis A Welsh a steamfitter will become the first Socialist sheriff in the United States. He will assume office January 3 after winning the election on Tuesday. Welsh had run for the post three previous elections, polling 387 votes five years ago and losing by under 105 votes two years ago. This year he secured a plurality of 4048.
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Schensctady
Louis A. Welsh
United States
Shas
Ulan
Freeport Woman Sentenced to Prison in Letter Case
Mrs An tone Engler confessed to writing improper letters to Alfa Rosen sel and was sentenced by Judge Landis to thirty months in Leavenworth Kansas and a $10 fine. The confession emerged during the recent trial of Dr B A Arnold, who had been accused of writing the letters.
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Freeport
Antone Engler
Alfa Rosensel
Landis
Leavenworth
Kan
Engler
B. A. Arnold
Cis
Lee May Not Secure Senate Seat At Once
Baltimore dated report on Blair Lee elected to fill Isidor Rayner’s term until March 3, 1917, with debate over when he may present credentials. Some senators favor immediate seating, others insist credentials wait until Maryland legislature convenes. governor Goldsborough’s appointments tie to the dispute. If credentials reach Washington, action likely soon and Lee may be seated.
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Baltimore
Blair Lee
United States Senate
Isidor Rayner
Washington
Maryland
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Lee
Wass
William P. Jackson
Republic
Rayner
Jackson
Galdsborough
Indians at Shiprock Agency Threaten Massacre
United States Marshal Wudsteth departed Santa Fe for the Shiprock agency after a warning of an uprising by Navajo Indians. Farmers along the San Juan River prepare to march to Shiprock armed to defend the agency if threats are carried out Monday.
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Santa Fe
N. W
United States
Wudsteth
Shiprock
Durango
Ives
Farmincton
New Mexsean Agency
Farmington
San Juan River
Ludwig III Sworn King in Bavaria Amid Reforms
Ludwig III was crowned king of Bavaria in Munich today, taking an oath to uphold the Bavarian constitution and imperial laws. The ceremony, witnessed by Wittelsbach princes and Bavarian ministers, followed by a 101 gun salute and signaled continued cultural and economic progress for Navaria. In St Louis, nine officials and former officers face indictments in a municipal graft probe led by federal and local authorities.
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Munich
Bavaria
Ludwig III
Hay
Navaria
Hve
Wittelsbach
Strike settlement ends dispute over Indianapolis transit
Gov Samuel M Ralston helps end a strike of Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company workers with arbitration. Cars run on schedule again in Indianapolis as leaders from Amalgamated Association push for broader settlement with other regional traction firms. several differences remain unresolved.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dietianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Samuel M. Ralston
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Robert J. Todd
Street Railway Company
J. J. Thorpe
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway
Interurban Tractions Company
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company
Indiana Union Traction Company
Cleveland
Moffitt
Department m
Inder
Washington
Ethelbert Stewart
Tabor
Tocal
Federal Nauies
FL. Lascrngworth
Kan
Harley
Carlton
Five Held in Chicago Murder Case Involving Leegsen
Detectives described as handling a Chicago murder case tied to the death of Mizeidy U. Leegsen, a Dionta resident. Authorities detained five suspects after a broad inquiry and surrounding witnesses during the investigation.
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Chicaga
Thomas Fri
Mizeidy U. Leegsen
Dionta
John 2
Batyin Elie
Andona
Dyw& Yiatth
Betwen
Sidiae Imo
Thay
Cep Dero
Gus Wesenr
Mies
Prince carves path as child darts into street
A Prince Carves path amid a chaotic street scene as a child darts into traffic. Nearby witnesses and a driver narrowly avoid a collision in a tense moment on the roadway. Police or officials are报道 not yet mentioned in the readable text.
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Princh Wells Lane
Persia
Leopold
Uasay
Redas
Four Men Arrested in Harbor Arsenal Fatal Incident
Foreman of the Rock Ps taal arsenal, Hh. Noy 8 1, describes a fatal shooting after a confrontation at the yard. Witnesses recall a white van and hurried exit as four men were seen near the home, with one victim dying during a later attempt to reach assistance.
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Rock
Mie
Dite Jelond
Noy
Hee Rock
Ps Taal Arsenal
Frank Oy
Sida
Aelouk Us
Ana
Sitet
Heoise
White Vaning
Howe
Eggs Price Surge in New York Amid Scarcity
New York reports say eggs are scarce with wholesale prices at 62 cents a dozen and retail near 0.75 per dozen as dealers anticipate further rises. Cold storage shortages and tariff barriers push imports from Denmark Russia and Serbia to relieve pressure.
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New York
Bene
fBorchy
Denmark
Russia
Sibearia
VSR SS SSAC IN COURT
In La Porte county, seven players faced trial as the court heard testimony and defense arguments. The case involved Roy and Ghee, with Conney and Ed among those questioned. The proceedings focused on credibility and the alleged actions of the defendants.
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la Porte
Roy
Conney
Copper mine strikers face wind and cold at Calumet
A driving wind and freezing temperatures failed to deter copper mine strikers in Calumet Michigan as parades moved through the district. Cavalry arrested two for altered violation of an prohibition order. strikers were released after a brief hold. Two non union guards arrived at the Quingy mine and two at the Battle mine, with no further trouble reported.
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Calumet
Mich
Calumat
Ed Gwen
Apu
Chewh
Duds O'Brien
Quingy
Teachers Close State Meeting
The report notes teachers closing a state meeting with officials and leadership decisions. Reading and alignment activities are mentioned, with reference to returning to duties and final actions by the group.
Treaty making under Knox discussed in Washington
In Washington on November 8 the issue of treaty making is examined at the initiative of Consul Ivan, with Knox presiding. The proposal seeks consent for submissions on all questions, aiming to preserve the powers of the senate and royal treaty authority while awaiting commission review.
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Washington
Comstancne
Ivan
Knox
Great Britain
Eranes
Senate
Jean
Extradition ruling moves Thaw case to federal court
Pelker grants New York request for Thaw extradition, transferring case from state to federal court. The governor bases his decision on a New York county grand jury indictment charging conspiracy to escape Matteawan Asylum, concluding Thaw is a fugitive from justice if found in another state. Thaw remains in U S custody at the capitol while habeas corpus proceedings proceed.
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Concord
Nhs
New BunCov
Pelker
Stata of
New York
Harry K. Thaw
cuHa Ik
Thaw
New York County
Matteawen
N. Y
San
Stanford White
Deathcook
Can.uy
Pelkur
Glynn
Mnehl
Court of Last Ra
Supreme Court of the States
Wampshire
Muncy
Clough
Avengers
Altern
Pee Tlian
Yhawnes
Dutchess County
Erand
York County
Felker
Capitol
United States
Nute
Drew
Tiny Prony
Temperature Report From Buchanan Optical Co
Temperature readings show the maximum at 82 degrees and the minimum at 4 degrees. Various marks indicate the data is supplied by Buchanan Optical Co on ground floor Syndicate.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Ground Floor
Dlowk
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