Senate Acts on Monstrosity Policy and New Mexico View
The senate takes up action on a monstrosity policy while President Taft weighs sentiment on New Mexico. The debate centers on executive approach and regional stance without firm conclusions.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1911
Page
1
Arizona Constitution Reaches Washington in Statehood Talk
Morning Journal reports that if the April extra session endorses New Mexico’s constitution, Taft may back statehood for New Mexico in 1912. The Enabling Act details require presidential and congressional approval and timing for elections and official proclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Union
United States
Congress
New
Argentine Revolt Ships Advance On River Front
Five rebel vessels push north along the La Platte river with three flying the Argentine flag. The Argentine government demands immediate return of boats seized February 25. The Argentine minister in Asuncion returns from leave aboard a gun boat as U S officials anticipate success of the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Platte
Asuncion
State Department
Disappointed Preacher Declines Wealthy San Francisco Call
The Rev. Charles F. Aked announced from the Fifth Avenue Baptist pulpit that he accepted an enthusiastic call to the First Congregational Church of San Francisco but fears there is no future for the Fifth Avenue church or his ministry there. He cited desire for larger enterprises and a bigger edifice as reasons for reconsideration despite offers up to 17000 dollars and strong English support. He urged prayer to avoid mistake and noted his sense that his best work should be under the American flag with American churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
New York
Fifth Avenue
John D. Rockefeller
Pembroke Chapel
Liverpool
Ene
Jesus Christ
Eneland
Aked
Not a Vote on New Mexico Document Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text argues the president 8 percent sentiment, denying any change to New Mexico affairs. It claims the constitutionality was settled by voters on April, with the matter sent to the attorney general for briefing. It hints at Taft taking action on the matter and possible further steps on a constitutional issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Owen
Senate
Moderate Week Ahead With Cooler Fronts Arriving
The forecast calls for moderate temperatures with considerable cloudiness and varied precipitation. A disturbance off the north Pacific coast will push eastward across the middle west Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing warmer temps followed by general rain and a shift to cooler conditions in northern and central districts later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
North Pacific
Hocky Manetuins
Atlanticc
Revolutionary Outbreak Reported in Paraguay Amidst Turmoil
A garbled report from Asuncion describes an armed tension in Paraguay with Colonel V A bertedura at the center after President Condeami’s resignation. Rebels reportedly control the southern rail line between Concepcion and Asuncion as government troops move to suppress them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dioturtane
Paras Gay
Stile Department
Ravin
Vo Morgatt Voltet Blater
Paraguay
Kueus
Montesideo
Morgan
Ancemont
Asuncion
Benne
V Abertedura
Condeami
Concepcion
Washington
Hillis Succeeds Norton as President's Secretary
Charles C. Piles assistant secretary of the treasury to succeed Charles D. Norton as secretary to the president on April 4. The announcement came at a luncheon in Norton's honor. President Taft hosted guests including Mr Norton and Mr Hilles. Leaders urged Hilles to accept, dissolving a partnership agreement to allow the White House appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mide
Chertes C. Piles
Norton
White House
Hilles
Edmund Swielt
New York
Totes
Taft
Hitlles
Hitles
Republican Party
Myr. Hilles
Mallery
Dwisht
Milles
Disaster Fire Destroys Syndicate Block in Minneapolis
A massive blaze on Nicollet avenue destroys the Syndicate block, with losses around 1 million dollars. Twelve rescued from upper floors. two potential fatalities. Fire origin unknown as Minneapolis and St Paul crews fought the flames amid high winds.
Fire destroys property in Cleveland on March 6
A brief fire report from Cleveland notes property damage and possible injuries, with limited readable details from the damaged OCR text. Authorities responded quickly, and investigators will review the scene for a cause.
Fire Devastates Block in Nashville Hardware District
A March 5 fire in Nashville started at the rear of the J. H. Fall Hardware six story building and swept the northern half of the block. Loss is placed around 300000 with most covered by insurance. adjoining structures including Sol Franklin & Co. Nash ville Outfitting and Abernathy Langham Shookeclothiers suffered near or heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
J. H. Fall Hardware Company
Sol Franklin & Co
Nashville Outfitting Company
Abernathy, Langham and Shookeclothiers
Sheehan Declines to Withdraw from Race
Tammany candidate for New York Senate accuses Dix of lending aid and comfort to enemies of the party. The dispute centers on political support and potential interference with the race dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan
Tammany
New York
Dix
Railways in Chihuahua Nation Faces Desperate War Crisis
El Paso reports Mexican Central and Wells Fargo routes cut by revolutionists threatening Chihuahua supply lines. Colonel Rabago leads 700 troops to clear the line toward Chihuahua for freight trains. Federal control of lines noted as rebels intensify disruption. In New York, political infighting within Tammany continues over United States Senate nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
el Paso
Texas
Chihuahua
Mexican Central Railway
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Ciudad Juarez
Zacatacas
Rabago
Juarez
Mexican Central
Mexico Northwestern
Governor Des May Weighs Po Sheehan Statement
Albany March 5 Governor Dix declined to comment on William F Sheehans statement but suggested he may have something to say tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des May
PO Sheehan
LPP
Albany
Dix
William F. Sheehan
Provisions Stocked For Two Months In Chihuahua
Chihuahua Mexico March 5 traffic north and south disrupted for a period but sufficient provisions exist for two months. Two thousand troops guard the city with no immediate danger reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mex
Mexican revolutionists seize railroads across Chihuahua
Washington March 5. A telegram from Vice Consul Leonard says Mexican revolutionists control the railroad network around Chihuahua north south and west. No reopenings planned, no current attack danger, but city life is demoralized and prices rise. Telegraph links briefly restored March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chihuahua
State Department
Leonard
Leonard Snys
Mexican municipal rulers slain as rebels sack town
Reports say the presidents of Huitzuco and Italcalas municipalities north of Chilpancingo were killed by resolute factions after rebels sacked the town. Federal troops with infantry and artillery moved into the district while rebels retreated to the hills. Jose Rafael Isunsa has been installed governor of Puebla, succeeding Macio P. Martines who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huitzuco
Italcas
Chilpancingo
Guerrero
Jose Hafeal Isunsa
Pueobla
Macio P. Martines
Troops Move South From Naco as Rebel Activity Appears
Naco Mexico reports its garrison ordered to Agua Prieta shortly after Pronteris fell. Rebels under Blanco gain strength in Bonora, taking several towns, though recent days show no new action. No decisive reports from the south have arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naco
Aria
Mexico
Eceb
Agua Prieta
Ne Federale
Pronteris
Blanco
Bonora
Democratic leaders begin to falter over tariff and reciprocity
Morning Journal reports that President Taft moved to summon an extra congressional session to push Canadian reciprocity despite Senate bets against it. The piece details party maneuvering, anticipated tariff debates, and the tension between House and Senate as Democrats seek to shape revenue and expenditures amid the reciprocity crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
Senate
White House
House
Democratic House
Attack Expected On Tia Juana Garrison
Report from San Diego says a mixed force of 45 to 50 men leaving El Cajon plans to attack Tia Juana at daylight. Citizens and soldiers evacuate women and children across the line as 75 defenders, including 15 federal troops, brace for battle under Sub-Prefecto Larroque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Juana
San Diego
Cal
el Cajon
Chinese Exiled Officer Said To Train Chinese Troops
San Francisco reports from the Oriental line Asia that General Bir Hoover MacDonald, a British Army officer famed for service in many lands, is said to be drilling Chinese troops. The wire says he faced grave charges in Paris in 1903 but was judged unsubstantiated and deemed a victim of scandal with sightings in Australia, India, Thibet, and Siberia unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Asia
Bir Hoover MacDonald
India
Paris
MacDonald
Australia
Thilest
Siberia
Battle details from Yaqui river clash reach Hermosillo report
Dispatch received tonight from Agua Prieta reports General Lorence Torres and Governor Cublitas detailing the Ladura battle on the Yaqui river. The town had fallen to rebels days earlier and Captain Incarmacon Torres, a federal officer, was captured, triggering arrest events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torres
Emilio Vega
Turin
Ladure
Otales Ranch
Yaqui
Esperanza
Commissario Chiapa
Moctezumia
Sahuaripa
Nace
Niet
Agua Prieta
Mora
Ajo Mountains
Cabral
Braccaments
Lopez
Ajos
Bocachi
Blanco
Bavispe River
Roccachi
Nacozari
Cananea
Altar
Rocenachi
Douglas, Aris
Maren
Loborio Vasquez
Lorence Torres
Cublitas
Hermosillo
Ladura
Incarmacon /Torres
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Charg
Rockefeller
Arizona Constitution Verives
Apieemas
Haus
Ettorins
Hillis
Minneapolis
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Nicollet Avenue
Fifth
Sixth
Fire Department
St. Paul
M. Buck
E. Buck
Charles Franson
Elmer Franson
Herbert Franson
Inca Franson
Etta Parson
Merle Downand
Marie Heller
Franson
Ings
Alass Lock
Sixth Street
New England Furniture Company
Syndicate
Mary Burk
Arian Restaurant
Bertha Radona
Cleveland Tenement
Pine Cleveland
Obie
Mareh
Rolk
Nashville
Ghimuarua
March B
William F Sheehan
Democratic Caucus
Charles F. Murphy
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Reguslture
Pnougi
Business Demon
Besieged Cape
Sibi Nis
Enst Rerectos
Peperal
Washington, March B
Far East
Pedphal Porches
Weil
Sonora
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