Fugitives from Huerta Seek Asylum Aboard U S Warship
Vera Cruz and Mexico City dispatches describe Everisto and Daniel Madero taking asylum in the American consulate after prison release. The United States plans to transport them aboard the Rhode Island if needed, with U S officials citing protection of refugees and tensions with Huerta's regime. A Monterey levy on foreign firms prompts protests as Wells Waters-Pierce Oil faces demands.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Everisto
Daniel Madero
Mexico
Maderos
Canada
Washington
Rhode Island
John Lind
Fletcher
San Juan Alia
John Kind
Wilson
Wo. W. Canada
United States
Mr. Lind
Everisto Madero
Daniel
Mexico City
Monterey
Monterey Steel Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
O'Shaughnessy
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Washington, v
Garrigan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Navy
Pletcher
Felix Diaz Fletcher
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Felix Diaz
Madero
Unseasonable Warmth Persists Across Eastern U S
Washington reports springlike weather nationwide east of the Rockies with only the Carolinas and Georgia showing normal late fall temperatures. Weather bureau notes a low pressure atmospheric wave causing the warmth and says cooler air should arrive by tomorrow night.
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Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Georgia
November warmth beats November records in Chicago
Chicago reports renewed warm weather as plants bud in parks and temperatures reach 62 degrees. Officials note the current warmth is unprecedented for November according to weather bureau records.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Vengeance on Suffragists Strikes Oxford Lumber Yard
Militants set fire to a lumber yard on the Thames near Oxford causing about 100000 dollars in damage. While the blaze burned, suffrage society offices in Oxford were raided and wrecked, with furniture and suffrage literature dumped outside. Placards blamed Lloyd George and urged him to pay the bill.
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Oxford
England
Thames
Atlil
Suffrage Society
Lloyd-George
Carranza recruits in Illinois for Mexican war effort
Gen Leo Christmas has completed a recruitment drive in Chicago for the Carranza forces. Nineteen recruits, paid 290 to 500 dollars monthly with 200 dollar installments, left for the border with two expert telegraphers among them. Funds from American capitalists reportedly backed the campaign, with a reported one million dollars contributed to Carranza war chests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leo Christmas
Carranza
Mexico
Christmas
High Priest of Gult On Trial in U S Court
The trial of Ottoman Zar-Adush Hanish, high priest of the Mazdazman Sun cult, opened in Chicago before Judge Mack for allegedly sending obscene matter through the mails. Prosecution cites his green book and Inner Life volume, with expected testimony from Philadelphia matron Mrs. Lindsay and her son William, and from Richard Hamish who says Hanish is his son.
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Chicago
Zar-Adush Hanish
United States District Court
Mack
Hanish
Wm. Lindsay
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission blocks grain rate hikes
The ICC disapproved proposed rate increases for grain and grain products from Iowa stations between Des Moines and Council Bluffs to Ft. Smith and Oklahoma points effective Jan. 1. It also prohibited higher cement rates from Iowa to Minnesota and ordered lower coal rates from Gallup to points in Arizona.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Ft. Smith
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
Gallup
N. M
Arizona
Cotton Baling Figures Reported by Census Bureau
The census bureau announced cotton ginned before November 14 totaled 10 484 587 bales including round bales. Sea island cotton reached 74 2272 bales and 52 674 bales are noted. A basketball tournament opens under YMCAs auspices with ten entrants led by George Uf Cockburn as boys secretary.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Sea Island
George Uf
Cockburn
Tas
Ame Chareo
Tee
Bers
Woo Johnston
Pld Malhera
James Wo By
Jacol Pints
Wreck of Imperial Limited Near Coldwell Tragedy
Fireman P O Connor of Schreiber Ont drowned when the first section of the Canadian Pacific Imperial limited derailed west of Port Williams Ont near Coldwell. The engine plunged into Lake Superior as a severe storm collapsed poles and telegraph wires, hindering communication but later officials reported no other deaths or injuries.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
P. O'Connor
Schreiber
Ont
Canadian Pacific Imperial Limited
Montreal
Vancouver
Coldwell
Port Williams
Lake Superior
Connor
Theorth
White River
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Ft. Williams
Rogsport
Trafic
Rossport
Toughest Boy Attracts National Fellowship Aid In Cities
Pittsburgh officials sought help to find the citys toughest boy for a national program. Jack Robbins of Chicago's National Fellowship club aims to recruit the boy for Last Chance Boys club and a Reno Nevada ranch program to reform him. The effort expands from Racine Mishawaka East St Louis Ullima and St Louis with no participant over age 12.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Robbins
National Fellowship Club of
Chicago
Last Chance Boys’ Club
Reno
Nev
Wipton Sinclair
Roberts Hunter
Jack London
Mr. Robbins
Racine
Wis
Mishawaka
Ind
Fast St. Louis
Ullima
St. Louis
Death of Philadelphia Broker at 96
Philadelphia broadcasts that Lawson, a Philadelphia stock broker and longtime member of the stork px, died today at age 96. In Burlington, H B Dyer, 35, a switchman, was crushed to death while adjusting a drawbar in the Burlington route yards.
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Philadelphia
Lawson
Philadelphia Stork Px
Change
Burlington. In
Burlington
H. B. Dyer
Convict's Wife May Remarry Without Divorce
York Nevo 24.4 man sentenced to indeterminate term. his wife Mary Gargan, a school teacher, may marry William Wisheimer without divorce or annulment. Supreme Court Justice Maddox issued a writ directing the license be granted. Husband John Gargan is in Sing Sing for second degree murder, with maximum life sentence. case confirms pardons do not restore prior rights.
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York
Nevo
Supreme Court
Maddox
Iitrean
Mary Gargan
John
Willliam Wiisheimer
Heweh Garveau
Martie
Suffragist Lucy Burns Fined for White House Sidewalk Sign
In Washington on November 21 Miss Lucy Burns, capital’s first militant suffragist, paid a $1 fine in police court for chalking the White House sidewalks with Votes for Women. The judge offered leniency to release her on personal bond to repeat the offense, a violation of city ordinances. Burns expressed zest to see the matter settled and left amid admiration from supporters.
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Washington
Lucy Burns
White House
Woud
Misa Burns
Misa
Rain Dampens Ardor of Braves For Big Fight
Farmington New Mexico November 1 Continued raid for twenty four hours kept the Nature Indians encamped on Beautiful mountain near Shiprock agency under pressure and cooled support for fighting. Agency officials hope bad weather will weaken their resolve and allow a settlement with seven Braves wanted by the United States court in New Mexico. The surrender of Ladkins to Indian Agent W T Shelton is noted as a hopeful sign and may ease current differences.
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Farmington
N. M
Nature Indians
Beautiful Mountain
Shiprock Agency
United States
New Mexico
Ladkins
W. T. Shelton
Shiprork
Loday
Shelton
White House Wedding Cake To Be Modest Affair
Washington November 21. Miss Jessie Wilson's wedding cake will be a modest affair despite hundreds of letters asking for a slice. White House officials said to satisfy requests they would need a hundred cakes. Two delivery trucks brought gifts to the White House, many glass and handle with care items.
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Washington
White House
Todlay
Jessie Wilson
Schmidt Murder Trial Set After Mental Incompetence Motion
New York Nov 24 The question of Hans Schmidt mental condition will be left to juries at his murder trial. Judge Foster denied a motion to appoint a commission to determine insane status. Trial scheduled to begin Nov 25.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Authuler
Hudson River
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Schmidt
Roll of Honor Courier Readers
Waterlon Courier readers list from Seattle Washington dated November 1915 notes long-time subscriber Parris of 8 Warren Ave Seattle and reflects on years of delivery since 1852 with brief remarks on switching residences.
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Roll OF Honor Courier Readers
Seattle
Wash
Waterlon Courier
Waterloo
Lown
Courier
College fund plan draws national attention at congress session
Chicago November reports describe James, president of Hingis University, seeking a federal or national fund as an appropriations measure. The BI will present the proposal before Congress in both chambers. Many senators and congressmen indicate support for the measure.
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Chicago
James
Universiy of
Hingis
Jauies
Congress
Senate
House
Santo Domingo trade rise linked to U S supervision
Worcester reports Prof Jacob Hollander of Johns Hopkins says six years of Dominican convention supervision boosted foreign trade to about 20 million dollars for 1911 12, up from around 4 million the prior year, with social and economic reforms easing violence and stabilizing peasant Life.
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Worcester
Mass
San Domingos
United States
Jacob Hollander
Johns Hoping University
Lark University
Latin America
Hollander
Dominican Republic
Santo Mingo
Philly M. Brown
Princeton
Honduras
Central American
Hiram Bingham
Yale
Geo. F. Lucker
Declaration of Trust Filed For Record In Waterloo
A declaration of trust was filed for record naming lore Al ford as trustee for the Waterloo Association of Charities and Correction in its purchase of the Henry Austin property. The deed secures loans without interest from Emmons Johnson Shire W O Marsh Mrs J O Rieker Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co Fanny J Austin Henry Weis Ella H Johnson FL Fowler and others with repayment by 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore Alford
Waterloo Association of Charities and Correction
Henry Austin
Emmons Johnson
Shire
W. OW. Marsh
Fowler
Coal Strike Tense as Wilson Arrives to Seek Settlement
In Trinidad Colorado and Deaver Colorado, tensions rise after the shooting of detective Geo W Belcher. Italian miner Louis Zanello denies guilt while Zanatta Zanello is held under military guard. Secretary of Labor W B Wilson arrives in Denver to push a conference with mine workers and operators to resolve the Southern Colorado coal strike.
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Trinidad
Colo
Geo. W. Belcher
Louis Zantatlil
United Mine Workers of America
Louis Zanello
Wilson
Denver
Deaver
Colorado
W. B. Wilson
Pacific Coast
Gov. Animicus
GE Workers Threaten General Strike Over Dismissals
In Schenectady on November 21, about 12,000 General Electric employees across 25 unions threaten a walkout if two discharged workers are not reinstated. Frank D. Ujaya, president of the Electric Trades' Alliance, and Mabel Leslie, chair of the girls' committee of the Electrical Workers, are named in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Frank D. Ujaya
Electric Trades’ Alliance
Mabel Leslie
The
Electrical Workers
Omaha Broker Sunderland Dies at 66 on Exchange Floor
Wm C Sunderland a long time broker on the Omaha grain exchange collapsed and died of apoplexy in a room adjoining the exchange floor. He was 66 years old. Smoke Big Head de Cigar.
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Omaha
Wm, C. Sunderland
Omaha Grain Exchange
Wilson abolishes White House New Year reception
President Wilson plans a 10 day vacation during congressional recess and will skip the annual New Year’s reception. The White House statement says the event is not held Jan 1 1914 because the president will be away. officials note Wilson dislikes the handshaking ordeal with thousands.
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Washington
D. C
White House
Wilson
Congress
Army
Navy
Diplmatic Corps
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Huerta
Great Britain
London
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New
Mexican Congress
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Garranza
Echuits
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Chge National University
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National Capital Society
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