Mexico Crisis Deepens as US Seeks Quiet Policy
Washington reports a tense Mexican crisis with secrecy from officials as Secretary Bryan prepares a White House statement. Battleships will sail to the Mediterranean, the US insisting only constitutional governments be recognized and Diaz seeks asylum in Vera Cruz.
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Maryo Castle
United States
Vera Cruz
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
White House
Mexico
Wilson
Mobile
Ala
Washington
Bacon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Felix Diaz
Huerta
Canada
Diaz
Jaz
Choice of Huerta Declared Illegal by Officials
Mexico City October 44. Officials state the provisional president cannot accept votes from friends seeking the presidency. If such votes were cast it would invalidate the election and violate the constitution due to lack of proper process before the elections.
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Mexico City
Rebels Attack Monterey Mexico City Reports Cease Fire
Wire dispatches report heavy fighting around Monterey as rebels seize a railroad yard and shell forts. Reinforcements led by General Rubio Navarrete fail to reach the city due to burned bridges and fuel shortages. Rebel trains stalled as Gen Aubert moves forces toward Torreon.
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Mexico City
Monterey
National Railway
Rubio Navarrete
Lampazos
Torreon
Tracy Aubert
Hipolite
Aubert
Ramos
Ariste
General Felix Diaz Seen Key Factor in Mexican Troubles
City of Mexico reports that General Felix Diaz's failure in government affairs and his presidential candidacy stirred opposition to Huerta's regime. Diaz, nephew of Porfirio Diaz, reportedly has strong backing among many Americans in Mexico.
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Felix DL
City of
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Huerta
Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Rebels threaten train near Saltillo with new force gathering
A report says nine miles from Saltillo the leading locomotive builder explosion endangered a train load as rebels gather nearby. A 600 federal force allegedly retreated toward Fresnillo near Zacatecas in a demoralized state with no word on rebel contact.
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Saltillo
Fresnillo
Zacatecas
Movements of Felix Diaz Remain Undecided
In Mexico City the question of whether Gen Felix Diaz will head to the federal capital or stay in Vera Cruz until after the presidential election remains unsettled. Jore Luis Requena, vice presidential candidate on the Diaz ticket, predicts Diaz will arrive today or tomorrow. Requena alleges Diaz followers were arrested in Vera Cruz to intimidate voters and claims proof that voters were told to back Victoriano Huerta and Gen Blanquet, risking the Diaz ticket’s defeat.
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Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Jore Luis Requens
Piaz
Reqvena
Diaz
Senor Requena
Vittoriano Huerta
Blanquet
Congregational Council Backs Prohibition Move Across State
Kansas City notes report of the Congregational churches endorsing a constitutional amendment to permanently ban the manufacture sale importation and exportation of intoxicating liquors ending opposition from Gov. Simon Baldvin of Connerton. Temperatures and local discussions follow as central officials meet with loyal employees at The Killshore.
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Kansas City
Ustintos Rounei
Maosearail
Simon Baldsvin
Connercut
Temperance Committee
Case on trial over $50 000 damages in Morrison bank case
Jury selection begins as Mariners Savings Bank of Morrison seeks $50,000 from W R Jameson former president of Citizens Savings Bank. Suit centers on a letter of credit to KE A Boggs then president of Central Iowa Granite Co. Read in court the 1910 letter from Jameson to Reimers cashier praising Central Town Granite and its paper.
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Mullan
District Court
Mariners’ Savings Bank of Morrison
W. R. Jameson
Citizens Savings Bank
KE. A. Boggs
Central Iowa Granite
Jameson
E. H. Reimers
Morrison Bank
Waterloo
R. BE. Reimer
Parmer’ Savings Bank
Morrison
Gir
Central Town Granite Company
Boggs
WR. Jameson
Serious ill health of Mrs. Rockefeller changes plans
Meveland Ohio October 24 The serious illness of Mrs John D Rockefeller causes deep concern. The multi millionaire's wife requires continual medical attention and the Rockefeller family drops plans to spend winter in New York City. She has become almost totally deaf.
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Meveland
John S. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York City
Court session records opening statements and jury sworn
Counsel requested stenographic record of witness examination. Judge Mullan overruled for causa, but Trapp’s name was struck on a peremptory challenge. Jury sworn before adjournment at 2:30. At 2:00, attorneys gave opening statements outlining grounds of the suit and defense.
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Ull
W. 3. Blough
A. H. Crowder
AL Igon
C. A. Graceley
Mf. Nattohn Ll. Cohoon
M. J. O'Keefe
E. Ll. Hosteter
WP. Frier
R. Wylie
Mr. Allen
John McNaughton
W. J. Sutcliffe
Waterloo
Mears & Lovejoy
Willoughby & Williamson
Grandy Center
Courtright & Arbuckle
Edwards, Longley & Ransier
Ransier
Lovejoy
Arbuchio
Nutt
Jameson
Cireles
Bese Men's Temperance Association
Joeats
Messam
Jing Hin
Fishers
Jin
Mullan
Causa
Trapp
183 Striking Gopper Miners Under Arrest
Calumet Michigan October 24. Military actions arrested hundreds of striking copper miners in Ore Copper City Allouez Mohawk districts. About 125 prisoners at Copper City and Anonex and 64 at Mohawk mine. Prisoners face hearings before Circuit Judge O'Brien for violating the injunction against picketing. Total prisoners in Houghton County custody reaches 250.
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Mich
Militaa
Allouez
Momawk
Hroughton
O'Brien
Copener City
Anonex
Mohawk
Cruse
Houghton Eon Is
Ochap Eligibility Dispute Sparks Ames Marshalltown Row
Indignation rose as Quad Meriele of Marshalltown protested the playing of Halfineess Davis from Ames High in today’s game. The incident involved protest records and court filings in Nevada related to Davis’s eligibility, triggering scrutiny of high school athletics.
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Ames
Quad Meriele
Marshalltown
Reese
Vines
Bieh Sehool Boas
Marshallton
Robbers blow open post office safe near Chinago Junction
Robbers early today blew open the safe of the post office at Chinago Junction seven miles west of Hea and escaped with about 14000 dollars. The town of Flac is mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Chinago Junction
Postoffien
Hea
Hire
Wael Tool
Flac
Aten
Wilson Opposes Vanderlip Central Bank Plan
President Wilson rejects Vanderlip proposed central bank as radical departure from regional reserve system. He backs administration currency bill features while opposing substitute plans. Senate banking panel advances hearings and aims to finish witness review soon and move to executive session.
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Washington, D. J
Wilson
Frank A. Vanderlip
Nationality Bank of Ning Vor
Vanderlip
Read
Lans
Frank A. VanderHp
Senate Banking Committee
East High Boys Expelled Over Silky Slit Trousers Fashion
Five East High School students appeared in study in slit trousers reaching the knees with silk stockings and calars. Authorities expelled them for adopting a fashion seen among women, including two football players likely to miss tomorrow's game against Cedar Rapids.
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Flve
East High School
Cedar Ranids
BIG UPSET LEAVES TWO HURT IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Mrs. Peter Bernard of Gilbertville sustained serious injuries in a runaway crash between Cascade and Farley yesterday afternoon. Her daughter Mrs. H. L. Courter and a 2-year-old escaped with bruises. Mrs. Bernard suffered a fractured right forearm, a badly sprained wrist, and other bruises. She was moved to Waterloo, then to Straneis hospital, before returning home in a cast.
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Peter Bernard
Gilbertville
Cascade
Farley
Aged Woman Injured in Odd Incident at Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Alaina Hesekett suffered injuries in a curious event at her daughter Mrs. Jennie Moore’s residence in Leuk Linvehi. The report notes her condition and mentions local figures ALE and Martin Invineitle, with references to a cigar advertising angle.
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Alaina Hesekett
Aind Mainierots
Reet Boeht
Jennie Moore
Leuk Linvehi
Hesakere
TV Venes
Helmeted rescue crews face deadly mine gas tragedy
In Dawson New Mexico October 24 192? helmeted rescue teams entered Stag Canyon mine No 2 after an explosion. Two helmetmen James Lurch and William Poisa believed killed after removing helmets during rock falls. 43 bodies recovered 23 rescued alive by noon with General Superintendent Wm McDermott and Henry P McShane still missing.
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Fis
Wm. McDermott
Henry P. McShane
New York
Dawson
N. M
Stag- Canyon Mine No. 2
Welock
James Lordi
William Poise
Lardi
Poisa
Finghlly
Walter Kerr
Roy Simplewan
Lurdi
Tpotsa
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