Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-13
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titude of The present administration
toward Latin-American affairs was
received by the Central and South
American diplomats in Washington in
the friendly spirit which was voiced
in the declaration. II is the under.
tstanding among the senate Democrats
close 10 President Wilson and Score
tGry Bryan that the administration
will urge the extension of trade in the
southern countries through peaceful
means. but that, if necessary, another
statement may be issued to indicate
more clearly that American interests
will not be aided in any way II they
take part in attempts TO upset estab-
lished governments.
Representative Underwood, leader
of the house majority. following a Wis
ii to the White House, announced to-
Gay that President Wilson would issue
the call for the extra session of con-
sress within few days. -.
Two thousand followers OF Carran-
"a, rebel governor of Coahuila. are
surrounded in the vicinity of Tampa
EOS Nueya Leon by four thousand fed
eral troops, according TO statement
from the war depar -ment today. A
decisive engagement is expected with
in a few hours. 1t is not known
whether Governor CarranZa is with
his followers. A dozen troop trains
left Mexico City for the north this
morning. Most of the troops went in
the direction of Sonora. The state
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VOTED officially against Huerta's ma
tional government and named pro.
visional governor, according to re
ports of persons arriving from Her
mosillo. They also report that the
Yaqui Indians of Sonora have massed
as insurgents. ...*... ~.
Rowing men were anxious today for
the safety of the boats, which will be
used tomorrow when Oxford and Cam
bridge meet on the Thames FOR the
SEVENTEEN battle" for the Blues. The
suffragettes have announced their de-
termination to "get" either the oars
men or their boats, and although the
crews are not greatly alarmed on
their own account they are not TAX
ing any chances with their frail
crafts. The suffragette threat mo
votes, no boats and no boat race" was
made in pamphlet circulated a few
days ago. :~....<.
Charging that Mayor Gaynor libelled
his father, the late Joseph Pulitzer, in
a speech before the South Brooklyn
board of trade, Ralph Pulitzer, one of
the publishers of the New York
World, today demanded that Magis-
trate Kernochan issue a warrant for
Gaynor for alleged criminal libel.
Joseph Pulitzer amassed a fortune
of $50,000,000 by blackmail and indie
cency," is the statement Ralph Pu-
Brooklyn organization. 49, -.
John Danies, alleged captain of an
arson trust, which has used the torch
from San Francisco and Seattle to
New York, confessed at Chicago to-
day to Assistant District Attorney
Johnson that they had burned at least
twenty stores in Chicago as an agent
Of the arson ring. He said the loss
from these stores would reach $4,000.
Danies in his confession Implicated a
score of business men and insurance
adjusters. -. i
A walkeut of $4,000 miners IN West
Virginia is the announced plan at
Charleston today of Vice-President
Hayes, and other members of the ex-
ecutive board of the United Mine
Workers. Hayes declared the strike
would be called April 1, un:ess the
strikes in Paint Creek and Cabin
Creek districts are settled before that
date. ..'
The progress of the pope's Illness
continues very favorable. Recovery
has been greatly helped by the ex-
ceptional mildness of the season and
the splendid fair weather. The pope
this morning expressed his desire to-
resume the celebration of the mass on
Palm Sunday, March Is.