Mexican policy step not announced amid Huerta unrest
Washington reports indicate the next move in U S policy toward Mexico is undecided and may delay a formal statement. European powers have not repudiated returns while Diaz refugees aboard a New York Cuba mail steamship await port clearance. Huerta’s life is reportedly threatened as Trevino is recalled to Mexico City.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
the Navy
Fletcher
Felix Diaz
New York
Cuba
White House
Bacon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Huerte
Mexico City
Wilson
Diaz
Louisiana
Navy Department
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Huerta
Ignacio
Cowles
California
Guaymas
Mazatlan
5000 Pottery Workers Strike in Ohio Field
Hast Liverpool Oct. 30 An Ohio pottery strike expands as 5000 workers in the Hastings Liverpool district close plants after yesterday’s 200 claymakers walkout Decorators continue in some sites to complete on hand tableware Wells of the United States Potters Association says no replacements will be hired and only manufacturer offers will start a settlement About 5000 workers affected marking the first industry-wide suspension in nearly two decades
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Mexico City
Huerta-Blanquet
el Diario
Governent
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Mexican Republic
Hast
Liverpool
Hast Liverpool
Wells
Labse
United States Potters' Association
Hockin Named Guilty in Dynamite Plot Case
Chicago Oct 30 Herbert G Hockin and John J McNamara were found responsible for the dynamite plots in appeals before the U S circuit court of appeals. Hockin, six years at Leavenworth, is the sole Indianapolis convict serving without appeal. Crum argued the two acted with Ortie McManigal and James R McNamara to target open shop contractors.
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Chicago
Herbert G. Hockin
John J. McNamara
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hockin
Leavenworth
Kaw
Indianapolis
Chester H. Crum
Frank M. Ryan
Hockin and MacNamara
Iron Workers’ Union
Mr. Cram
Ortie E. McManigal
James R. McNamara
McMani
Munich Diet Advances Bavarian King Crown Move
A bill to end Regent Ludwik’s rule and proclaim him King of Bavaria passed the Bavarian diet today. Only socialist deputies and two Democrats voted against. the measure had earlier cleared the upper house. An advertisement appears with the odd name references.
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Munich
Bavaria
Ludwik
Otto
Depusies
Democrata
Jury acquits Mrs Eaton in murder trial at Plymouth
Jennie May Eaton, widow of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton, is found not guilty of his murder after a prolonged Plymouth courthouse trial. The verdict ends a sensational case amid public interest and the judge warns jurors to keep details confidential. The defendant expresses relief for her mother and child as she contemplates a new life.
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Eaton
Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph Giles Eaton
Mrs. Eaton
Mr. Morse
Baton
Santiago
Iittie
Agssiniani
Mullan
Jameson
Reimers
Waterloo
R. E. Reimers
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Morrison
Central Iowa Granite Company
Methodist Episcopal South Bishops Meet in Mt Lonia
The college of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened its semiannual five day session at Mt Lonia Ort. A committee from the last general conference meets in Washington to plan raising the final $60,000 needed to complete the $460,090 fund for a new Optimo cigar ad and advertisements.
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Mt. Lonia
Ort
College of Bishops of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
SAO UO Vational Methodist Church
Washington, D.C
Howe
Congregational Council Glosees Amid Weather Report
A fragmented report from Kansas City outlines a Congregational Church gathering with mentions of government figures and a distant mission. It notes readings sent to the Congregational Union of Australia and details on a Temperatures yesterday and maximums, with sparse action items and unclear outcomes.
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Kansas City
Mon
Qeno
National Council
Simi
Reg Newel
Peatichr
Kroofyn
New York
Tye
Cope
Congregational Union of
Austratia
Sulzer Case On Way To U S Court
The New York World employee Moore sues to restore Sulzer to office in a suit filed before the Supreme Court of the United States. The complaint argues Sulzer was removed improperly by the governor and seeks reinstatement. Defendants include Gov Glynn and state officials, lawmakers, and judges of the Court of Appeals.
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New York
Qot
Win
Sudner
United States
Moore
Tha
High Court
Sulzer
Number of branch banks considered in new currency plan
Washington D C Oct 40 The senate banking committee debated how many regional or branch banks should administer the new currency act after talks with Secretary McAdoo. Administration supporters favored keeping twelve regional banks. others proposed reducing to three to six. A die vote delayed a decision, and the president indicated a possible reduction without harming the core bank concept.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Banking Commtes
McAdoo
Owen
Penomera
Reed
O'Gorman
Hitchcock
Hial
Fis Citt
Ten Bodies Still Remain in Mine After Explosion
In Dawa a mine accident left about 69 workers at Staglanon Fel company continuing work. Twenty four bodies have been recovered. 38 others remain buried under debris. Rescue efforts proceed as remaining miners may die due to injuries.
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Dawa
Nlm
Staglanon Fel
Chas Llwarriner Regains Freedom After Prison Term
Chas Llwarriner gains release after serving a multi year sentence. The article notes his prior roles and mentions potential political and financial implications involving railroad companies and a state treasurer. Further details describe expectations of future estate settlements and possible public interest actions.
Bryan Leaves Post to Campaign in New Jersey
Secretary Pavan plans to campaign in New Jersey with Mr. Bryan speaking tonight at Perth Amboy and Newark then tomorrow in Elizabeth and Jersey City. He will return to Washington Saturday to address Maryland voters in Rockville, Hagerstown, and Frederick.
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Bryan
POST
New Jersey
Wasteron
Doc
Scretary Pavan
Codua
Sid Phere Wis
Perth
Amibox
Amd
New Transwick
Elizabeth
Derney City
Washington
Maryland
Rockville
Hagerstown
Frederick
Troops in Colorado strike zone guard miners in dispute
In Trinidad Colorado on October 30 six hundred Colorado National Guardsmen rested awaiting orders as clashes were reported near Delagua and Ludlow. Troops were moved from Aguilar to protect property of Southwestern Fuel Co. Sanitary conditions at Ludlow camp prompted a probe into possible closure. Reports say strikers armed, fires seen along ridges, and shots fired near Talesco. Cavalry patrolled Walsenberg while arms were gathered. disarming efforts under way in Aguilar. In Ohio, fifteen thousand United Mine Workers in eastern sub district voted to continue a $1 per month assessment to aid Colorado strikers.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado National Guards
Adj
Chase
Delagua
Walsenberg
Aguilar
Southwestern Fuel Company
Chaye
Ludlow
Hastings
Tabsco
Talesco
Huerfamo County
Augi- Jar
Denver
Lefevre
General Chase
Tudsow
Ohio
St. Clairsville
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado
Widow Mary Tieden fights for life after Burlington hammer attack
Mrs. Mary Tieden, a Burlington widow, is between life and death after a brutal midnight hammer assault by Clarence Hall, a home boarder. Her 11-year-old daughter resisted. the girl escaped unharmed. Hall, 60, fled to the attic and drank poison, dying. authorities say he was insane. A rambling note explained his plans for his remains. James J. Smith of Weiser, Idaho, in town to arrange purchase of cattle for his dairy business.
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Luis
Adolphus Busch
Sotho
August A. Misch
Carl
Liewt
Edward Scharer
Wilhelmine Busch
Adolphus Burch
Leutenant
Germany
Schafer
Burlington
Pelles
Hall
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Pletcher
Gen. Diaz
Prince Ludwig
Martin Invincible Alse
Giles Eaton
Mur
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Morvi
Adolphus Busch Willson Bank
W. BR
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W. 2. Jameson
Alizens Savings Bank of
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Central Jowa Granite Co
KE. O H. Reimera
Morrison Bank
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Central Town Granite Cab
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Hoyes
Central Iowa Granite Co
Rcres
Artuckia
Gameson O
Hye Sue Denis
Phew
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J. Wo Arbuckle
Supreme Court
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Tiesel Engine Company
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Congregational Council
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U.S. Court
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Has
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Roops
Delaqua
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James J. Smith
Weiser
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