Huerta’s Mexican Stand Draws Mixed Mexican Press
Huerta declares he will stay in office until new elections, a position praised by Mexican papers while Washington sources note inconsistencies in his stance. President Wilson says he has no current plan to address Congress and will wait for developments. Military troop transfers to the Mexican border are ordered as a precaution.
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Riot Hits Oskaloosa Traction Service After Strike
Oskaloosa Ia Nov 1 The riot Saturday night stops operation except light and heat. branches stay open. Management silent on plans. All strikebreakers left town. Attorney General Cosson arrives by order of Gov Clarke and more than 100 names prepared for special grand jury.
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The Panama Books for Christmas Gift
Owing to a shipment going astray the Evening Courier was short Saturday evening and many readers could not obtain a copy. Names will be kept and reserved copies traced. books will be available while supplies last. The history of the canal zone is well told and beautifully bound, a noble holiday gift.
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Malone Nominated for New York Customs Collectorship
Washington November 10 An announcement from the White House says Dudley Field Malone will be sent to the Senate today as collector of customs at New York Malone is currently third assistant secretary of state and opposed the Tammany ticket in the recent campaign He is also the son in law of Senator O Gorman Presidential Nominations ident Wilson announced Chas F E Hardy of Arizona and Malone of New York for district posts
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President Wilson Pardons William Dunbar for Smuggling
Washington November 10 President Wilson pardoned William Dunbar who was convicted in 1893 in the United States district court of Oregon for smuggling opium from British Columbia. He forfeited bail and fled to China where he has lived for twenty years. Consuls in Hong Kong and other officials endorsed his petition praising his life.
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Surgeons Open Fourth Annual North American Congress
Chicago November 10 reports 3000 to 4000 surgeons from the United States and abroad registered for the fourth annual clinical congress. Plans for today include sessions at thirty event hospitals with 200 to 300 operations performed by Chicago surgeons and an address program scheduled for this evening.
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Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America
Supreme Court rules insolvent receivers not liable for tax
Washington D C November 10 receivers of insolvent corporations are not required to pay the corporation tax under the Payne Aldrich law, the Supreme Court holds. Three new smallpox cases are reported by the city health officer. A Pore is taken to detention hospital while Charles Jump and baby Jump, three, are quarantined at 370 South Barclay Street.
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Rhemania Ship In Distress Off Vivo Spain
A Lisbon dispatch reports the German steamer Rhemania in distress near Vivo Spain. The vessel is said to carry soldiers bound for German East Africa and smoke was seen aboard, with unclear descriptions of the crew and cargo.
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State Troops Face Ambush as Unrest Spreads
Nov 10 Trinidad Colorado dispatch: a small detachment under Capt Householder was fired on near Segundo while investigating a pine blast. Troops surrounded Sexando and Aguilar seeking weapons as the search continues. Also: fireman Alexander Santos beaten by strikers near Starkville. grand jury urged to probe recent killings. Gov Ammon threatens federal troops if coal field violence worsens. 921 militiamen already deployed.
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Mendel Bellis Freed By Jury In High Profile Murder Trial
Kiev Russia Nov 14 Mendel Bellis a Husnian of the Hebrew faith was acquitted on murder charges in the blood ritual case involving Andrew Washinsky a Christian boy. The Beilis trial began Oct 8 and sparked a sensational stir across Russia.
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Henry Spencer on Trial Today in Warne Murder Case
Henry Spencer faces trial before Judge Slugser in Wheaton for the murder of Mrs. Mildred Allison Rexroat at Warne on September. Insanity is expected to be the defense as Spencer, who previously confessed to multiple murders in Chicago and vicinity, now admits to the Rexroat killing and two others.
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Poultry Import Record Shocks New York Markets
A new arrival of TS8 poultry in New York last week sets a record and signals rising stock levels nationwide. Reports note shipments across states, with some declines and varied speeds of distribution as authorities assess the impact on prices and supply chains. The development follows years of fluctuation in poultry trade affecting major markets including New York City.
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Fire destroys yacht club frames in Canatae district
In Sam Day zoning southeast Brooklyn a blaze devastated logs and frames at a yacht club complex. The local geometer association reported losses including two structures and several logs. Fire officials investigated as Havana Cigarette advertisement appeared on the scene.
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Conviction of Wm. Haywood Set Aside by Court
Supreme court here set aside the conviction of William Haywood, connected with the Industrial Workers of the World, who was convicted as an unlawful person in connection with the recent strike of Paterson milk workers.
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Mutineers Take Mangareva Then Headed Toward Philadelphia
An armed patrol from the U S revenue cutter Onondaga boarded the four masted bark Mangareva off Delaware coast after mutiny by 22 crewmen. The mutineers bound the captain and mate, forced control, and promised to release officers. The vessel, sailing from Philadelphia to San Francisco with coal, will be towed to Philadelphia with U S sailors aboard.
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Refugees From Mexico Reach Aga
Refugees from Monterey flee as revolutionary forces near capture and reach Aga aboard a Ward ship. Several women among the group report leaving all belongings and lacking winter clothing, arriving today after a perilous journey.
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Waterloo Evening Courier Reader Notice
Andy J Newman age 35 stock yards foreman was struck by a switch engine Saturday evening and killed instantly in Waterton Iowa Nov 4 1978 report from Waterloo Evening Courier.
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November Gale Strikes Central States Across Lakes
A sweeping November gale across the central states clips Chicago and Buffalo with winds up to 70 miles per hour. Widespread telegraph and telephone outages cripple communications from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, with extensive lakefront damage and several deaths reported on the Illinois and Ohio valleys. Snow covers Ohio and Michigan as trains run late and shores flood, while ships seek safe harbor along Lake Erie and Lake Huron.
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Witness Capt. Maraine Comments on Arms Embargo Debate
Capt. Maraine, a U S Cavalry officer stationed near the Mexican border, calls as a witness in the McCaskill case. He warns against lifting the arms embargo, fearing later cross-border arming of Mexican forces and possible U S involvement. His patrol covers 600 horsemen and patrol posts stretch along the border.
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Pioneer Civil Engineer Dies At Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Ind Nov 10 P F Randall pioneer civil engineer died last night aged 81 He began work as railroad construction engineer at 18 and was employed continuously until health forced him to retire years ago In 1997 he oversaw the trading of Jackson Park for the Old World Lidl project.
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