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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
7
Rebels Reported Retreat in Mexican Skirmishes
Contradictory dispatches from Mexico and rebel lines describe retreats from Escalon to Corralitos and then to Jiminez. Reports say rebels have been defeated thus far, though some messages claim victory as government forces hold Jiminez and a press contact notes uncertain timing from Tyres and Timinez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Peso
Texas
Ality
Mexico
Jiminez
Escalon
Corralitos
Jimvinew
Bethrough
Dimines
Redde l
Tere
Alberty Armiderd
Presiden Madern
Sid
Jimines
Madorstas
Jim Nex
Tyares
Svcra
Timinez
Jimmes
Government says forces are in strong position
Mexico Cite March 24 a battle is in progress at Jimines tanight between Gen Prado Aubor and Vina against the insurree of Qrenca. Villa fled with an ex minister to Ciudad Guerrero with loyal men to join the federals. Officials gave no battle progress details but expect Federals to withstand the assault. Detachment under General Telles shag retired to Torreon. Rumors spoke of a retreat toward Torreon. Finance minister warned arms and weapons consigned to Orexco had been seized by U S authorities at El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Jimines Tanight
Prado Auboranu
Angho" Vina
Qrenca
Department of the
Hite
Villa
Esx
Abraham Geneales
Interior Department
Ciudad Guerrero
Chihuahua
Ctroxen
Game Omen
Altion
Tellesshag
Terreon
Torreon
Minister of Finance
Orexco
United States
al Td Pasa
Payment Promised by Monten Leader to Authorities
Monten President Madero informs authorities that payment is promised by Dongus and Arig amid ongoing claims. The notice appears in a continued page two item, detailing financial or political commitments and the involved parties.
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Dongus
Arig
Madero of
TWO OUTBREAKS IN STRIKE AT ABERDEEN
Aberdeen, Wash, March 2. Feuds broke out during a strike by Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle workers at two plants. Police arrested three and hospitalized one after clashes with hired guards. A mob attacked Anderson Middleton plant, firing rifles and shouts. several strikers threatened, four employers injured.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Tiv Stritors
Aberdeen Lumber Ant
Anderson & Middleton i
Anderson & Middleton
Mara Aerians
Thyrleling Inn
Drm
Aberdeen Lumber and
Atritters
Aberdrety
Chicago Packers Cleared After Decade-Long Sherman Act Trial
Chicago packers end a ten year legal fight by a jury verdict not guilty of violating the Sherman Act. Judge Carpenter’s court clears the defendants Armour & Co. and associates after deliberations show the government failed to prove a criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade beyond reasonable doubt. Jurors say they gave defendants the benefit of the doubt, noting the government’s evidence was not strong.
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Chicago
United States
Carpenter
Sherman Walitro
Tustries
Wilkinson
Midiurs
Saverad Jnratis
Alden
Thomas 4. Connors
Baward Tilden
Tadward Swill
Charles Swil
Pranets R.owslek
J. Ogeren
Masia
A. Edwards
Streator
Aid
Insv
Oxden Armour
Armour & Co
Arthur Meeker
Thomas Z. Connors
Washington Hearing Sparks Hyely Incidents In Agriculture
Washington March 6 The Morida VYvershides hearing by the House Committee on Expenditures in the Agricultural Department featured heated exchanges among Pickering attorneys and committee members. Solletter McCabs of the department accused the committee of impugning motives while Thoms Will linked to Livergindes land exploitation presented a proof of the first report. Secretary Wilson ordered suppression of the drainage topic at Florkin and Jann Arnold editor of the department was cited. The proof reached Heart or Protenor via WUE and later appeared in a Senate document.
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Washington
House
Pickering
Wwo
Solletter McCabs
Agricultural Department
Moss
Tohiy
Thoms Will
Morida
Florkin
Wilson
Jann Arnold
Wue
Senate
Outlaws Active in Chinese Provinces and Attacks
Reports from Peking recount an expedition attacked by seven pirates on the Ammeriouia river. Bert Hicks of Oshkosh Wisconsin was killed and Philip Toftman of Ohio wounded. Missionaries and American legation staff face danger as orders to depart Handu and return to the coast collide with calls for relief, amid unrest in several Chinese provinces and shifting diplomacy.
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Peking
Murtner Nen
Thes Ammeriouia
Avi Wuehan
Szeehuch
Bert Hicks
Oshkosh
Wis
Philip Toftman
Ohio
A. N. Sheldon
Calfornia
Amelia Legation
Hoffman
Sheldon
Wen
Ani
Angele River
An Allen
Sianta
Province of
Meiers
Itahertsu
Shorrock
Handu
Ruherthoh
Young
Wage Bill Passes House of Commons
The government’s wage bill neared passage in the Commons amid intense debate and protests. Labour unrest rose as coal miners’ strikes expanded, unemployment grew, and Prime Minister faced a turbulent session with King George canceling a Liverpool visit.
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House OF Commons
Hoard meeting in Washington with Cabello visit
Secretary Knox met with Cabello in Washington by wireless via Caracas and Fort de France on March 24. The two officials exchanged compliments as the water patrol disrupted the crowd while the cruiser sailed from Port-au-Prince to Santo Domingo.
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Washington
Hy Wireless
Secretary of State
Knox
Oelbek
D'ernelt
Herts Cabello
San Domingo
Pope Pits Condition May Extend General Ailoneat
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Rome in March with a report on the pope's condition. Mentions possible extension of a general allotment and a timetable involving master down to Riva and nearby boroughs.
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Rome
March
Pope
Ailoneat
Riva Hn
Stephenson Wins First Round In Senate Battle
In Washington, Stephenson of Wisconsin appears to have won the first round of a contested Senate inquiry. A Jones resolution on Stephenson’s validity faced a party line vote with several absentees. final outcomes hinged on further votes and potential recounts as the debate continued in the chamber.
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Washington
March
Badong
Hoth
Stephenson
Seawater Lorimer
Senate Chamber
Font
Nim
Lorimer
Crane
Ont
Rom
Curia
Gamble
Haybarn
Lipgltt
Lodge
Taortmer
McLean
Nixon
Tehardgan
Toat
Smoot
Sutherland
Warren
Wellmore
Nitston
Flotvhar
Foster
Johmston
Newslands
Pomerone
Rayner
Democrats
Atophenian
Horah
Tourne
Bristow
Brown
Clapp
Crawtford
Cummins
Grom
Kenyon
Paindexter
Townsend
Worlas
Bryan
Yandberiain
Gardner
Tilteheork
Johnson
Kerm Yor
Maredine
Myers
e'Garmany Roni
Hone Smith
Crangla
Halls of
Sout Carolina
Deaigericts
Double Defeat for Roosevelt in New Primary Fight
Star York reports a chaotic Roosevelt campaign facing widespread fraud claims as ballots were counted across districts. Despite confusion at headquarters and long ballots, no major misconduct surfaced and Taft supporters gained influence in key districts while Roosevelt backers vow legal scrutiny.
Not More Than Seven Of Ninety For The Colonel
An election report from New York describes delays and disorder at polling places. After polls closed delegates and state leaders debated the Roosevelt headquar ters positions and the number of delegates New York would receive. Delays in ballot counting and late filing notices affected early results and the apportionment of seats.
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New York
Talaga Pyle
Wiltam Barnes
Ehairman
Republican Strty Committee
New Yorke
Roosevelt
Spokane Democrats Hear Robbis Speak at Lunch
Spokane Wash March meeting of Spokane Democrats featured Robbis speaking about party unity and the 1904 defeat as a glorious milestone. Governor Narria endorsed Wilson personally but urged Democratic backing for the ticket and proposed measures to empower the governor and legislature, including a referendum on major acts.
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Spokane
Wash
Lo Neerla
Monta Tinglel
Narria
Taft Wins Indiana Delegates In Bitter Roosevelt Split
In Tadnapolis on March 6 the Indiana Republican race produced a split with Taft backers claiming four delegates at large and Roosevelt supporters alleging Democratic methods undermined their effort. A separate Roosevelt convention named delegates at large. national leaders New, Fairbanks, Watson and Duver won. Final delegation splits leaned Taft 11 to 12 for Roosevelt, as seven district conventions remain and calls for broader support continue.
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Tadnapolis
Indiana Republic
IA Huttlecity
Tate
Wenn
Roosevelt
Indh
Taft
Indiana
Harry 3
Wiliam Howard
Wand
Chanta
Neither side concedes a point in wage talks at Moreland
In Moreland Ohio on March 26 negotiators for bituminous coal miners and operators failed to move toward a new two year wage and working hours agreement to take effect April 1. After adjournment each side remained at an impasse with the miners claiming a 10 percent raise and operators resisting. If talks fail, a walkout would begin next Saturday night when the current agreement expires.
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Moreland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Trutiana
Tudlgets
Intercity baggage transfer not under interstate commerce control
Washington Meweh 26 The interstate commerce commission ruled it had no authority to regulate luggage transfers between railroad stations. It affirmed that a private terminal company may grant exclusive rights to a transfer company for moving baggage to and from depots and to issue checks for passenger travel.
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