Rumors Swirl Over Cuban Situation In Cuba
Navy officers say policing eastern Cuba will be long with several colliers readied to deliver supplies for weeks. A rumor claims Cuba fostered the revolt for political ends but is beyond its control. The State Department has no confirmation. The War Department sends an army officer to Cuba to investigate impartially and perhaps mediate between factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cuba
Cuban
State Department
War Department
Tragic Death of Congressman Wickliffe Found Near Potomac Park
Washington June 11. Representative Robert C. Wickliffe of Louisiana was found dead near railroad tracks in Potomac Park close to the Potomac Bridge. The badly crushed body suggests he was struck or fell from a moving train bound for the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Robert C. Wickliffe
Louisana
Potomac Park
Potomac River
Wickliffe
South
Indiana rats rounded up as per Strickland plan
In Princeton Indiana June 11 citizens in the First district cooperated to round up and kill as many rats as possible. Thousands were killed and farmers expect substantial savings. In the county last year 3090 rats were killed saving about 22000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
J. R. Strickland
Owensville
First Congressional District
Indiana
Texas Postmasters Convention Opens In San Antonio
San Antonio hosts hundreds of postmasters for the Texas Postmasters Association annual convention opening for a three day session. The program covers important postmaster topics and leisure hours include entertainment features organized by the local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Texas Postmasters’ Association
Marjorie Ide a Jane Bride
Miss Marjorie Ide wed Shane Leslie in Port Washington. The bride, daughter of Henry C. Ide United States minister to Spain, and sister of Mrs Wourke Cochran, married the London-born Mr Leslie son of Colonel and Mrs John Leslie. Father Carroll officiated at St Peter of Alcantara. ushers included Congressman Nicholas Longworth Norman de R Whitehouse and Finley Peter Dunne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Port Washington
L. 1
Marjorie Ide
Shane Leslie
Henry C. Ide
United States
Spain
W. Rourke Cochran
the Cedars
Leslie
John Leslie
London
John
Constance Leslie
Ireland
Leonard Jerome
Father Carroll
Church of St. Peter of Alcantara
Nicholas Longworth
Norman de R. Whitehouse
Finley Peter Dunne
Local Weather Forecast And Temperatures
Weather page notes general conditions for Wednesday with yesterday's temperature. Readings show 66 at 7 am and 74 at 7 pm, low around 62. Rainfall prior to 7 pm listed in inches. 1911 figures reference daily high of 5 dollars and low of 64 in separate items.
Washington Forecast for Far West Texas
The forecast from Washington on June 11 calls for fair weather in most areas of Far West Texas Wednesday and Thursday, with showers limited to the extreme west portion.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Texas
Sixty Fires Claim Fifty Nine Workers In Russia Barn
Fifty nine laborers were burned to death while asleep in a barn near Tambov in central Russia on Count Orloff Davydorff's property. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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St. Petersburg
Tambov
Russia
Orloff Davydorff
Denver Bank Robbery Ends With Suspect Captured
In Denver a man calling himself J Caldwell, 30, robbed the State Mercantile Bank by pistol in daytime hours and obtained 115 in gold from teller Earl Funk. Police pursued, fired shots, and seized Caldwell on the street. His wife is held as a witness. Caldwell claimed Spokane ties and street railway work.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
J. Caldwell
State Mercantile Bank
Earl B. Funk
Caldwell
Spokane
Gasoline propelled rail service planned by Texas lines
Special to Daily News Fort Worth Texas June 11 the Texas and Pacific and the Texas Midland Railroad Companies announce plans for regular gasoline propelled car service for passengers. T&P to run Dallas Fort Worth Mineral Wells Paris Dallas via Terrell. By October 1 travel from Paris to Mineral Wells 202 miles without changing cars. This would be the longest continuous motor mileage in the United States.
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Daily News
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas & Pacific
Texas Midland Railroad
Dallas
Mineral Wells
Texas Midland
Paris
Terrell
O Otober
Mineral Walls
United States
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association Opens In Savannah
The June 11 opening session in Savannah draws practitioners from across Georgia as lawmakers debate improving drug trade conditions by regulating its branches during a two day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Georgia
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Twenty Ninth State Christian Endeavor Union Opens in Hutchinson
A large gathering of youth arrives in Hutchinson Kansas for the twenty-ninth annual state convention of the Christian Endeavor Union. The opening service of song and prayer occurred early this morning and the event runs through Thursday night with Walter D Howell of Boston among the notable participants.
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Kansas Christian Endeavorers
Hutchinson
Kas
Christian Endeavor Union
Walter D Howell
Boston
Hale's Capital Experiment Station Planned at Plainview
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Culberson has introduced a bill to establish an agricultural plant, shrub, fruit and ornamental tree, berry and vegetable experiment station at Plainview in Hale County Texas. The measure asks for 50000 dollars from public-land sale proceeds. Local business leaders led by District Judge L B Kinder support it, citing irrigation growth and the need to test plant varieties suited to the high plains climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Plainview
Tex
Washington
Culberson
Hale County
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
L. 8. Kinder
Ringe Plains
Mexican official Enrile charged in U.S. court
Mexican consul Llorente led a charge of embezzlement of public funds in Mexico against Gonzalo Enrile, formerly financial agent of the Mexican revolution. The complaint was filed in the United States Court and blocks Enrile's immediate release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Llorente
Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Lilorente Today
Gonzalo Enrile
United States
Enrile
Orozco Invites Americans to See Chihuahua Order
In Chihuahua on June 1 General Orozco denied anarchy and issued a proclamation inviting a committee of Americans to visit his headquarters and witness his discipline system firsthand. He rejected claims that American interests are endangered and blamed newspapers subsidized by the Madero government. The rainy season has begun, delaying train service and hindering troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chihuahua
Mexico
Orozco
Madero
Toropa
Ohio Sunday School Convention Opens in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on June 11 an estimated 5000 delegates and visitors gathered for the Ohio State Sunday School Association fifty third annual convention. Three days of ports and discussions followed with a program of public meetings at Memorial Hall to be addressed by noted clergymen educators and Sunday school experts from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Sunday School Association
Memorial Hall
Randell Speaks Tonight On Western Campaign Trail
Col. C. B. Randell congressman from the fourth district and U S senate candidate is registered at the Elk Hotel. He plans stops in Canyon and Hereford with a 10 AM speech in Canyon and a 1:50 PM talk in Hereford, returning for a Wednesday night 8 PM address at the courthouse. Randell reports strong reception on his western tour and predicts carrying the West despite continual rain noted by a traveling companion. He declared I beat dynamite at Memphis Tuesday morning.
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Col
C. B. Randell
United States Senate
Elk Hotel
Col. Randell
Clarendon
Canyon
Hereford
Court House
Col. Randall
Memphis
Randall speaks in Clarendon on Senate race
Clarendon Texas June 11 Hon Choice B Randall candidate for senator from Texas spoke this afternoon in the courthouse after an auto trip from Memphis. He spoke over two hours largely attacking Senator Bailey. Democratic Chairman T F Connally presided and Randall was introduced by Attorney K E A Simpson.
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Daily News
Clarendon
Tex
Choice B. Randall
Texas
Memphis
Batley
T. F. Connally
Randell
KE. A. Simpson
Abernathy OKs Bonds for New Public School Building
Abernathy Texas voters approved bonds totaling 17000 dollars to finance a new public school building expected to be ready for the upcoming fall term. The decision was announced in Abernathy on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy
Daily News
Tex
Kodiak Island Devastated by Ashes Tragedy
Governor Clark received a dispatch from Kodiak reporting twelve inches of ash covering the island with some areas twenty feet deep. People were taken aboard the revenue cutter Manning to obtain food as vegetation and animal life were killed and the wireless station destroyed. Clark asked Congress for 106000 dollars in relief.
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Associated Press
Juneau
Alaska
Clark
Kodiak
Kodiak Island
Revenue Cutter
Manning
Washington
Congress
Alaska Volcano Eruption Clears For Relief in Katmai District
A Kodiak Island cannery tender reported the Kodiak communities were safe but seven fishing villages near the Katmai volcano were likely destroyed, totaling about 200 people. The volcano has returned to normal, and the atmosphere is clearing for boats to deliver relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seward
Alaska
Kodiak Island
Alaska Peninsula
Katmai
Tenth annual Lewis and Elizabeth descendants reunion
Dayton Wash June 11. Descendants of Lewis and Elizabeth who settled near La Gro T Ike? gathered for the tenth annual reunion of their family association. Members attend from California Idaho Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wash
Lewis
Elizabeth Yet
la Gro T Ike
California
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Senate votes to abolish Commerce Court in appropriation bill
Washington June 1 The senate voted to abolish the Commerce Court by declining to provide for it in the judicial appropriation bill. The House had struck out the provision and the Senate rejected an amendment to restore it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Today
Commerce Court
House
Gulf Texas and Western Railway Extend Line to Mineral Wells
Reports from Gulf Texas and Western Railway main offices say the line will extend from Jackaboro to Mineral Wells. Orders close contracts with towns along the route and to arrange grading work. Right of way secured except five miles in Jack county, land to be secured immediately.
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Daily News Mineral
Princeton Class of 1912 Graduates at 166th Commencement
Princeton University awarded degrees to more than 200 members of the class of 1912 at the 166th commencement led by President Hibben. The day included alumni trustee elections, an alumni luncheon, a swimming exhibition, and the President's reception.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Hibben
Alexander Hall
Nassau Hall
Brokaw
Young man commits suicide with gun linked to father
Benjamin Parks aged nineteen used the same pistol his father used to kill himself six years earlier. Parks shot himself in the forehead today and was found dead in the freight-house where he worked in Lafayette Col dune 11.
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Lafayette
Col
Dune 11
Benjamin Parks
Army Aviators Die in Wright Type Plane Crash
At College Park Maryland Lieutenant Leighton W Hazelhurst of Macon Georgia and A L Welch of Washington DC were killed when their Wright type army aeroplane crashed at the army aviation school. Also news from Washington reports Brigadier General William P Hall after forty five years of service is placed on the retired list due to age. He was a West Point graduate of 1868 and served on frontier duty including Whitestone Mountain Arizona 1873 and Big Horn Yellowstone expeditions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
William P. Hall
Adjutant General's Department
Ainsworth
Army
Hall
Missouri
West Point
Spain
Whitestone Mountain
Arizona
Big Horn
Yellowstone
White River
Colo
Farmers Institute Planned in Plainview June 18
Under the State Department of Agriculture I nstitutes will be held in Plainview on Tuesday June 18 at 1 30 p m J W Heill will discuss dry farming moisture conservation seed selection and improvement crop diversification cotton root rot boll worm and related topics.
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Dailey News
Plainview
Tex
State Department of Agriculture
Farmers’Institute
J. W. Heill
Masonic Grand Lodge Opens in Deadwood South Dakota
Deadwood opens the annual session of the Masonic grand lodge of South Dakota today with the grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star starting its session. The Royal Arch Masons group will meet later in the week as hundreds of visitors attend elaborate lodge events across the state.
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Deadwood
S. D
Masonic Grand Lodge of
South Dakota
Grand
Order of the Eastern Star
Womans Auxiliary
Royal Arch Masons
National Electric Light Association Convention Opens in Seattle
Seattle hosts the thirty-fifth annual convention of the National Electric Light Association with several thousand members from about 1,600 cities. A four day session begins with daily business meetings and entertainment features for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
National Electric Light Association
Local Tribe of Ben Hur Establishes Court in Plainview
Special to the Darling News from Plainview Texas dated June 11 reports the instatement of a local court of the Tribe of Ben Hur in the city. Dr H Beardsley state manager Fort Worth and Deputy Supreme Chief F P Y Potter Hereford lead the new court starting with 60 charter members and list officers including P C A M Johnson Chief M G Ivey Judge O E Barber Teacher Clara Barber Scribe I W Elliott K of T W H Mitchell Captain Ed Hart Guide W D Levitt K of I G Lena Horne K of O G Howard Elliott Mt of H Mrs Lassie Flack Terrab Mise Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling News
Plainview
Tex
Tribe of Ben
W. H. Mitchell
Ed Hart
W. D. Levitt
I. G
Lena Horne
O. G
Howard Elliott
Lassie Flack
Terrab
Mise Mitchell
Taft Supporters Plan Seventeen Spectacular Mass Meeting
A mass meeting for Taft supporters is planned for Friday in Chicago as part of the GOP contest drama. The Republican national committee seated seventeen Taft delegates and one Roosevelt delegate today amid ongoing battle over seating. Governors Stubbs and Johnson will speak along with Judge Ben Lindsey as activity builds toward the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Roosevelt
National Committee
Taft
Republican National Committee
Kentucky
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Stubbs
Kansas
Johnson
California
Cummins and
la Follette
Twenty Annual Iowa Labor Federation Convention Opens
Muscatine Iowa June 11 The twentieth annual convention of the Iowa State Federation of Labor opened with President A L Urick presiding A large attendance marked by optimism over continued growth in membership and influence despite a year of numerous strikes and labor disturbances across Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa State Federation of Labor
A. L. Urick
Towa
Lehigh University Graduation Address Delivered by Congressman
Commencement week at Lehigh University concluded with the graduation exercises this morning. Congressman W P Ainey delivered the commencement address before the graduating class in South Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Lehigh University
W . PB Ainey
Opening of Towa Liquor Dealers Association Convention
An unusually large audience attended the opening of the annual convention of the Towa Liquor Dealers Association in Dubuane Ta. The event runs through Thursday with daily business sessions limited to a few hours and an extensive entertainment program including river axe car excursions sightseeing drives and a grand banquet for local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuane
Towa Liquor Dealers’ Association
Illinois Pharmaceutical Association State Meeting Opens
The Springfield event marks the largest Illinois Pharmaceutical Association meeting, opening today for a three day session. Governor Deneen and Mayor Sehnepp welcomed attendees, and Mrs. Deneen greeted visiting ladies as major business matters were to be discussed.
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Springfield
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Amarillo
Rick- Lee
Rinehart
GT. & W. Extension
Sele
Gus
Tint
Hazelhurst
Gen. Hall
Farmers Institute For
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