Suppress Forces Unite To Fight Zapata In Mexico
Gen Antonio Rabago and Gen Pascual Orozco join to plan operations against Zapata rebels of Morelos. Rabago travels to Mexico City via New Orleans and Havana to meet Orozco and Huerta, while northern states fall under deputies like Mercedo and Ojeda as federal control shifts amid ongoing civil unrest.
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el Paso
Tex
Antonio Rabago
Pascual Orozco, Jr
Mexico
Rabago
Chihuahua State
Mexico City
New Orleans
Havana
Orozco
National
Morelos
Huerta
Zapata
Telies
Coahuila
Mercedo
Chihuahua
Ojeda
Sonora
Sampalone
Ratago
Ate
Juarez
Quaymas
Telles
Carranza
Tracy Aubert
Senate Democrats Face Consequences Over Free Meat and Flour
Washington. D C Democrats on the finance committee push to restore duties on cattle sheep hogs and cereals while keeping meat and flour free. They seek the presidents counsel fearing political fallout and beef distrust from a shift to free meat and flour. Madrid reports Count Alvaro Ceremonones agrees to resume office as premier after King Alfonso’s request leaving the cabinet intact.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Finance Committee
Beef Trust
Madrid
Alvaro Ceromanones
Rac
Alfonso
Amateur Aviator James Colovan Killed Near Chicago
James Colovan, a young amateur flyer, died when his biplane overturned and struck a tree just outside the Aero Club of Mindrs airfield. He was crushed beneath the engine in the fatal accident.
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Chicago
Aviation
James Colovan
Flying Feld
Aero ‘Club of
New Governor Named in Chihuahua State
Chhuahua City Mexico Gen Samuel Rt Mercado recalled from Parral appointed military governor of Chihuahua state succeeding Gen Antonio Rabage who is called to Mexico City.
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Chhuahua City
Mexico
Samuel Rt. Mercado
Parral
Chihuahua State
Antonio Rabage
Mexico City
Russian Airman Killed in Peterhof Aeroplane Fall
Lieut Balabuchkh of the Russian army was killed when he fell from an aeroplane at Peterhof. A passenger, Biin, sustained a broken arm.
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St. Petersburg
Balabuchkh
Peterhof
Biin
Johnson Quits Century Editor Post in New Retirement
Robert Underwood Johnson announces his retirement from the Century magazine editorship. A noted poet and literary advocate, he has been with the magazine since 1873 and led as active editor after Watson Gilder's death, steering campaigns against literary piracy and promoting international arbitration.
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Johnson
Century
New York
Robert Underwood Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Watson Gilder
Mr. Gilder
Brief News Notes From The Past Week In Disonified Form
Senate approves Kern resolution for sweeping inquiry into conditions leading to the Paint Creek coal strike in West Virginia. Public Health Service backs surgeon Cobb’s report urging no further testing of Dr. Peter Duket’s claimed treatment. President Wilson withdraws Joseph Davies’s nomination as commissioner of corporations. Supreme Court rules patent price fixing illegal and caps inflated retail costs. Wilson criticizes lobbyists over tariff features on raw wool and sugar. Indefinite stay of sentence grants Dr Theodore Kharas of Himira in Omaha case. DOJ to seek reindictment of Hayne Brown Seales and Thompson over alleged 1909 cotton corner plot.
Various World News Snatches From Dusty Pages
A collage of brief reports notes a George Washington relic sold in New York for 4.80 to a collector, Joseph R. Wilson taking a senior role with a New York bonding firm, a detective found not guilty in Indianapolis, and a U S Steel executive denying monopoly talks. It also covers a Muskegon blackout from a power strike, a former state senator sentenced in New York, a Terre Haute murder, a talking machine church record, Roosevelt trial evidence limits, a deadly windstorm tent collapse in Henderson North Carolina, an oil explosion death in Strasburg Missouri, railroad receivers appointed in St Louis, Wille Hoppe defending his billiards title in New York, a suicide in Indiana, a grasshopper swarm in New Mexico, bridge collapse fatalities in Long Beach, and other scattered notices.
British aviator survives 1200 fest biplane crash at Salisbury
Coloyns Pizey and passenger H Fellows jumped clear from a blazing biplane after a 1200 fest height descent. They exited as the gasoline tank exploded in Victoria park, Salisbury. In London, rioters attacked a truck carrying Sylvia Pankhurst amid suffragist protests. In Willemstad, Curacao, arrests follow a plot to kill Venezuela's President Gomez with a claimed assassination attempt during the Paraiso hora races.
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Coloyns Pizey
H. Fellows
Salisbury
Mingland
Victoria Park
London West End
Sylvia Pankhurst
Wighty
Wilemetad
Curacao
Juan Vicente Gomez
Venezuela
Marriage Telegraph From Chicago Surprises Milwaukee Friends
Personal Reuben N Stephenson nephew of United States Senator Isaac Stephen son of Wisconsin and Misa Mildred Hlarth announce they wed in Chicago by telegraph to Milwaukee friends. Coroner exonerates Arthur Pelkey after fatal blow to Gunther McCarty in Calgary privy ring. Gompers confined to Atlantic City sanatorium with general breakdown. Bryan framed for courage of conviction in refusing dinner wine to diplomatic corps. Daniels praises in DC Sunday school rally for prohibition. Stephen J Bulliwell Bronx state senator exonerated on bribery charges. later found guilty. maximum penalty ten years and six thousand dollar fine.
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Reuben N. Stephenson
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Misa Mildred Hlarth
Milwaukee
Chicago
Bryan
Diplomatic Corps
Daniels
Prohibition
District of Columbia
Stephen J. Bulliwell
Bronx
New York
Monroe Mirror editor John Vandermast dies of pneumonia
The Monroe Mirror owner and editor John Vandermast, born in the Netherlands October 13, 1848, died at his home from pneumonia. He had led the paper since purchasing it in 1880 and was active in social, religious, fraternal and political circles of Monroe.
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Monroe Mirror
Netherlands
Palla
Monroe
Mirror
Vandermast
Cora Hambel Wiley
Spinning Wheel
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Marshalltown
Charles R. Wiley
McKinley Traction
Tinois
Oskaloosa Traction Company
Buxton
Des Moines
William Horton
Glendale
Horton
Jennie Dittner
L. A. Dittner
Shenandoah
William Romeberg
Knoxville
Romeberg
State University
Town City
Morningside College
Farmers’ Co-operativn Brick and ‘Tile Company
Magon City
Helle Plaina
Longley
Town Falls
Iowa Law On Speaker Signatures Probed By State Officials
Des Moines reports discuss if a town constitution provision requiring speaker and president signatures on legislation is mandatory or directory. Attorney General opinion suggests nonsignatures may not invalidate laws, with debate over veto power and potential Supreme Court ruling.
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Des Moines
H. W. Byers
Town
B. I. Carroll
House
Senate
Byars
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
Texas
Nevada
Illinois
Mr. Byers
Thesa
Iowa
Supreme Court
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Joseph TE. Davies
United States Supreme Court
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Underwood
Theodore Kharas
Himira
N. Y
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Neb
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Department of Justice
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William P. Brown
Eugene Seales
Col
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George Washington
John Piske
New York City
Joseph R. Wilson
Headqua Stars
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Robert J. Foster
National Erectors’ Association
Frank M. Ryan
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Associaion
Indianapolis
Eed
Hibert H. Gary
United States Ateel Corporation
Tts
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Muskegon, Mich
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Muskegon
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Stephen K. Bulwell
New York State Senate
Bing Sing
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Terre Haute
Ind
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Ishpeming, Mich
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N. C
Rolla H. Peck
Chilren
Strasburg
Mra. Peck
Mr. Peck
Thomas WH. West
St. Liouie Union Trust Company
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St. Louis
Wille Hoppe
Koji Yamada
Saginaw, Mich
Frank Baker
Converse
New Mexico
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Little Hocking
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Gunther McCarty
Calgary
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Samuel Gompers
Atlantic City
Iowa State
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C. WW. Dane
A. L. Holmes
Lyona
W. H. James
Mason City
Sioux City
O. J. Shutt
John O. Costas
John Angelica
Andrew Livieraktos
Lowden
Tivieraltos
Angelle
Cottan
Costas
Angelica
Sivieralton
Clinton
H.T. Herrick
Keokuk
Purdue University
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Ralph Hartsook
Orient
Iven Hawkins
Farley
Theodore N. Morrison
H. S. Longley
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Kansas City
Humboldt County
Association
Humboldt
Frank E. Webb
Rudolph Krizon
Enterprise Coal Mining Company
Chickasaw
A. F. Kenman
New Hampton
Hie
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John Bierman
United States Army
National Guard
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Qunton
Henry Williams
Dave Strother
Iowa Falls
Iowa Wesleyan
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Alban
FP. Reppert
Stuart
Miss Smythe
F. A. Itish
Hopkinton
Robart Co. Menzer
Ida Grove
Couat Gosgon Law
Assembly
Webb
Rock Island
Ciry Ares
United States Expréss Company
Atlantic
Capitol
A. H. Davison
State Executive Council
Stle House
Mr. Davison
Cromwell
Frank Faraday
Railroad Commission
Comndelon
Aio
Creston
State Council
Officorg
G. H H. Sumner
State‘ Board of Health
Lafayette Higgine
Algelis
Des Moines Bchoos
Connect
Fiat
Theodore Milen
Farmington
Frank Hardy
W. C. McArthury
United States Commissiover
J. Hanson
Sarah Hangon
W. F. Modell
B. J. Chanosk
Ottumwa
Smith McPherson
Chenoaki
Capitol District
Capitol Grounds
A. T H. Davison
Executive Council
Woodbury County
Woodbury
Maurice Ricker
West High School
Ricker
General Assembly
W. S. Allen
J. N. Dolley
Allen
Choly
Andrew E
Jacobson
Kang
Rer
Vate Lutch
Calvin’ Moore
Naw
Providence
Can
Louis N
Ritten
Cherokee
Wranklin Smith
Dallas
William Hy Cook
Webster City
Toolhalder
Cornalius J
Crowley
Charles 1
Fathning
Asalguato BF
Vernentin
Davenport
Hugene
Gorhant
Mount Vernon
Georgi Aa Minetty
Prederick Han
Ben
Walter and
W. Schaper
Charles City
William F. Murphy
Iowa City
Walter M. Moors
Sloyx City
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