Mexico Faces Likely Break With U S Says Huerta Plans
Mexico City reports argue an early severance of relations with the United States is inevitable. Huerta continues planning to organize a new congress and pacify the nation, while Washington stays hands off and wary of American mediation.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Washington
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
O'Shaughnessy
Vera Cruz
Aureliano Blanquet
Huerta
Manuel Garza Altape
Interior
John Lind
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
U. S
Congress
Imparcial
Mexican Congress
White House
Cuauntemoc
Andes
Ignory
Yankees
General strike ends as unions meet in Texas and Louisiana
Houston reports that operating employees of the Southern Pacific line in Texas and Louisiana ended a strike after the railroad accepted the federated committee of four unions. Service resumes on old schedules at 1 pm with mail and supplies previously piled up. Federal mediation supported the settlement, and President Wilson was briefed on the development amid border patrol concerns.
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Houston
Tex
Southern Pacific
Texas
Louisiana
Federated Committee
W. G. van Vieck
Sunset Central
Lousiana
Federal Board
Washington, D. C
Federal Board of Mediation
Thestrike
Wilson
Executions Reported in Juarez After Villa Capture
In Juarez eleven men are confirmed executed since Villa and rebels seized the city. Americans who visited since the capture say as many as twenty three have been shot. Many victims lie unburied as rain-soaked bodies wait for graves. One executed man, Emrico Porillo, was brought to El Paso for burial amid scarce clothing. Rebels distributed captured uniforms but demand exceeded supply.
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Paso
Tex
Juarez
Francisco‘Pancho” Villa
Cal
Emrirque Porillo
el Paso
Villa
Union firemen strike at textile mills in Lawrence Mass
Lawrence Mass November 17 union firemen in textile mills struck today voting yesterday for action. About 150 strikers demand an eight hour day. If the strike lasts long mills employing 85 000 operatives could shut down due to laws limiting firemen of a textile plant to one week.
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Lawrence
Mass
Week Promises Unsettled Weather Across Nation
The Weather Bureau predicts a week of unsettled conditions nationwide with cloudy skies east of the Mississippi early week and rain developing from Monday onward in the northwest, central, and eastern regions. Temperatures will rise with rain extending into the south and Atlantic coast, while the northwest experiences local snow and a broad drop in temperatures spreading eastward by week’s end.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Markle Fower
Thorks Mountains
Prominent farmer dies by own hand in Davenport
Davenport news item reports prominent Scott county farmer Seymour Harr, organizer of the Marine ers' Co-operative store, shot himself twice yesterday and died at once. The co operative store faced financial difficulties and Barr's mind deteriorated amid the distress, leaving unclear motives and details.
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Davenport
Seymour Harr
Scott County
Marineers’ Co-operative
Hichuselt
Barr
Collapse of Building at Cedar Rapids Causes Seven Deaths
Cedar Rapids, Nov. 17. A downtown Lynn Stark building collapsed after a load of macerivm. wrecked portion measured 100x40 feet, about 47 feet high. Fresh concrete roof weighed 80 pounds per square foot, top sections 60 pounds. Roof and seventh floor contributed to 192,000 pounds of debris. Bottom floors pulverized.
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Cedar Rapids
Lynn Stark
Post Office Department After the Newspapers
Movement of Washington officials directing inspectors to review circulation reports under the new federal law draws advertiser and newspaper interest. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports a noted irregularity in St Louis, with competing Waterloo papers differing in reader share and ad reach.
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Waterloo
Washington
LD. C
Prder
Missipgd
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Br. Louis
Waterloe
Wheterion
Post-Dispatch
Huper
Roy le
Fieley
Faber
Levis
Ries St
Cindy Pea
Syed
Wreck Toll Rises to Five with Two More Bodies Recovered
From the Cedar Rapids wreckage of the building collapse on Friday two more bodies were pulled out yesterday, bringing the total known dead to five. Luther Moore, a colored laborer, and a hoisting engineer named Bidney were identified. two more victims, William Lowe and H B Wescott, remained unaccounted for. The rescue operation continues amid heavy debris.
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Coir Rapida
Friifiernon
Thorn
Luther Maore
Bideney Boty
William Lowe
Waterloo
H. B. Wescott
Lowe
Cebris
Lyman
Wasson Caug
Mr. Stark
Chicago
William Schneider
Cedar Rapids
Helen Struesky
South Eighth Street
Women suffrage delegation meets President Wilson at White House
A New Jersey suffrage group led by Mrs Jo Moore Peickert visited President Woodrow Wilson in Washington. They urged support for the constitutional amendment granting women the vote and urged Wilson to appoint a woman suffrage committee. A California woman who praised Wilson also spoke as the delegation departed.
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Washington, D. C
New Jersey
White Horse Torchy
Wie
Jo Mo Peickert
Senate
California
Wilson
7000 Marines and Sailors on Mexican Coast
On the Mexican coast, 7000 Marines and sailors are deployed amid American naval movements. Secretary Josephson arrived in China to inspect naval operations and the fleet may include seven battleships. Reports mention defensive patrols and guard actions as forces project presence along the shore.
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Chitin
Ptaherrone
Tee Pearitues
Mexico
Tadtodk Bratseifivteaa
Eosin
Fortis
Bony
Weiah
Burial at Port Kurai Amidst Unclear Reported Events
An unclear, fragmentary notice describes a burial at Port Kurai with mentions of individuals, directions, and a vague event timeline. The text references a derelict site, possible local officials, and scattered names and roles, but the overall details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Grand Jury Readability Blocks Iowa Court Adjournment
Chariton Iowa November 17 District court halted when a grand juror was found illiterate and unable to read or write. Law requires literacy for jurors. here the juror served at every term. Judge Vermillion ordered grand jury findings for this term to be ignored and potential indictments voided.
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Chariton
District Court
Wis Vrort
Vermillion
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Relilef
Tovar
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Redel Forge
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Wyoming Safe
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Utee Oa
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Wyoming
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Post Office Department
Ebro
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Guilding
Dada Weitel
Mexican Coast
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