Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-14
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That diplomatic relations between
the United States and Mexico viii be
severed within As hours unless Huer-
|ta agrees To the more pressing points
Of the American demands was learned
at the state department today. The
severance of the diplomatic relations
will not necessarily mean war, how
ever. unless Huertas takes the initia-
tive.
Secretary Of State Bryan yesterday
received adyices from Charge d'Af-
fairies O'Shaughnessy, Envoy Lind and
DR.. Hale, which indicated that the
Mexican situation has once more
reached climax
Indicating that Mexico fears imme-
date action Of the United States to-
ward Intervention III that republic,
Minister Of the Interior Aldape, a
member Of Huerta's cabinet, late yes.
lterday appealed to Charge d,Affaires
O,Shaughnessy Of the United States
legation to use all possible influence
with President Wilson to Withhold
action at this time.
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The report Is current in Mexico City
that Huerta Is drawing up q notice OF
his conditional abdication High mem
bers in the government denied this.
The dictator is still missing but his
friends denied that he had fed the
capital, explaining that he was in
retirement"
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An Official poll OF the Senate yes
terday showed only Senator Stone IA
yoring armed Intervention in Mexico.
A majority were for permitting the
rebels to import arms and for zen.
forcing a financial blockade against
President Huerta. Practically all the
senators supported President Wilson's
policy.
The japanese foreign once has laid
much emphasis upon its assertion that
the mission of the Mikado's cruiser
idzumo, now on it's way to Mexico,
was merely to take on Japanese resi-.
dents there In case they were endan.
gered.
Porter Charlton. awaiting trial on
the charge Of numbering his wife at
Lake Como, Italy. in 1910. learned to-
day that his hearing was not likely to
begin before March.
The New York police were last
night asked to look for Antonette Bon.
ner an attractive French woman, age
80 years. charged by nine Maiden
Lane jewelry firms with the larceny
of jewels valued at $3.50, 900.
yesterday afternoon in Hartford,
Conn, when asked IL she would &C.
cept the marriage proposal of DIR.
henry s. Tanner of Los Angeles, /,
champion faster Of the world: !;
Its fmpudent and most insulting. I
! am a politician and am not consid- !
ering such things" said Mrs. Pank. !
hurst sharply.
Following the filing of a yolun-
tary petition in bankruptcy yesterday,
a receiver was appointed for H. B. |
Hollins & Co.. one Of the largest firms j
III w OH cttCC erf
Liabilities were given as $4,000, 900 |
and assets as between $250,o00 and
$500, 900. !.
Yielding to the demands of the la. |
Dor party, the government yesterday /
released James Larkin, strike leader /
serving seyen-year sentence in Dub !
lin, Ireland, for sedition.
All stripping in the harbor is at a |
standstill as the result OF the general /
Transport strike declared yesterday in i
the conflict over the liberty of Larkin. |
The nomination of Alexander Sweek /
OF Oregon, to be minister to Siam, /
and Manuel Arnaul, to be associate /;
Justice of the supreme court of the
Philippines, were sent to the Senate
today. b. -. =. - I
= NJ. S. Equin, well known aviator,
was fatally hurt yesterday when his !
machine fell from height of 120 feet !,
during a fight near Rome, Italy.
A new record for sustained aero
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