Pacification Progress in Mexico Amid Arrivals and Demonstrations
Mexico City reports pacification proceeding to the satisfaction of new authorities as 45,000 armed men stand ready for service if needed. Demonstrations greet Madero on arrival. a special train will meet him, and President de la Barra plans to attend a bullfight. Asunsolo and Zapata’s forces are said to back the government. Adolfo Reyes declines a subsecretary post to aid democracy from private life.
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Mexico City
de la Barra
Yucatan
Campache
Chiapas
Tepic
Robles Dominguez
Mariero
Iasurrecto
Asunsolo
Zapata
Cuernavaca
Madero
President de la Barra
Adolfo Reyes
Reyes
Justice
Tavo
Harroun Wins as 1911 Speed Prize Race Ends in Crowd Surge
Ray Harroun of Marmon fends off Mulford and Bruce-Brown to win the 300 mile speed prize race. The finish triggers a celebratory mob around Harroun as photographers capture him and a hospital scene reports Arthur Greiner fatally injured. Final top ten prize money totaled 25,100 with additional bronze plaques and $15,000 in accessory prizes.
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Haarroun
Harroun
Arthur Greiner
Dickson
Brucebrown
Mulford
Tetzlaff
Bruce-Brown
Bruce Brown
Ray Harroun
Marmon
Ralph Mulford
Lozier
Fiat
Speedway
Surgeon Removes Brass Clip From Lung Without Knife
Philadelphia delegates to the American Laryngological Association witnessed a remarkable operation by Dr. Chevalier Jackson of Pittsburgh. Using a bronchoscope with light and small forceps, he removed a brass paper clip embedded in a young woman's lung for eight years without cutting. The procedure took about an hour.
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Philadelphia
American Laryngological Association
Chevalier Jackson
Pittsburg
Roosevelt ruling on 1906 dismissal power described
In San Francisco on May 30, a Roosevelt administration ruling from 1906, characterized as allowing the head of a department to dismiss any government employee upon request, was under discussion and described as providing for such dismissals.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Post Office Clerks Adopt Resolutions At State Convention
At the seventh annual state convention of the United International Association of Post Office Clerks a unanimous resolution protested any order that would deprive men of free speech and petition rights. Other actions urged installing a parcel post system and opposed the one cent postal rate.
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United International Association of Post Office Clerks
Letter betrays Robert Lester (Continued from Pagene)
A misdelivered letter led police to arrest Robert Lester for embezzling $1,500 from the Short Line. He reportedly planned to surrender after arrangements to repay funds, while his wife ACcounted for the shortage with gambling. The bonding company reportedly made good the loss as officials weighed repayment.
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Lester
Lakets
N. D
Becauwe
Salt Lake
Palatial Milwaukee Train Cars Offer Luxury and Comfort
The Olympian and sister Milwaukee trains feature private drawing rooms with art glass, adjustable climate control in all compartments, and individual electric fans. Berths are longer and wider with electric reading lamps, perfect ventilation, and a screen between berths for privacy, promising home like rest on long journeys.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee dining and tourist cars establish high standard
The new Milwaukee trains feature enhanced air supply, dust reduction, heavy construction, ample storage, and superior lighting with pendant fixtures. Diners use Milwaukees standard of excellence, Bohn refrigeration, and Pasteur filters. Tourist cars include steel ranges, sinks, and a separate smoking room. Dining car crew have dedicated baggage-coach accommodations. The two-train running times follow.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee completes through service in Northwest expansion
The inauguration ends old passenger trains and equipment and introduces a new through service aligned with Milwaukee's progressive policy. Montana and the Northwest welcome the road's coastward plan, noting renewed development and long awaited expansion announced earlier.
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Milwaukee
Montana
Northwest
Steel Cars Save Lives In Wreck
A railroad wreck investigation notes the steel cars saved lives as wheels left the track before the engine reached the point where rails were found.
W P Warner Reports Milwaukee Wreck Near Marengo Wash
Dispatches from Seattle indicate Milwaukee road train No 18 wrecked three miles west of Marengo Wash at 4 45 am. Engineer Talmage killed. Fireman Schoolenberg fatally injured. Baggageman and four sleeping waiters also hurt. one passenger lightly. Track to be cleared by 6 am. no deaths reported. steel cars credited for safety.
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W. P. Warner
Milwaukee
Butte
George W. Hibbard
Seattle
Marengo Wash
Mr. Hibbard
Johnson
Talmage
Schoolenberg
Hibbard
Bryan objects to party programme in protection debate
Mr Bryan argues only one third of House Democrats back the protection doctrine and urges open, universal application. He calls for consulting voters before the Democratic Party commits, noting voters of all parties are braver than politicians. He cites Republican voters casting out Aldriches as precedent for courage.
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Bryan
Aldriches
Underwood Defends Wool Bill Against Bryan Attack
Washington May 0 Mr Bryan criticized party leaders and pledged voters would judge the wool schedules. Mr Underwood retorted that Bryan’s charge was unfair to the ways and means committee and to Democratic representatives. He said the committee halved the wool schedule and cut duties on manufactured goods to Wilson bill levels. He argued the plan raises necessary revenue by taxing raw wool and asserts tariff reductions aim to be revenue rather than protection. He noted treasury needs and said the tariff should bring in as much revenue as the current law. The party stands for revenue tariffs, not free trade, he concluded.
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Washington
Bryan
House
Underwood
House Committee On Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
United States
Ways and Means
Democratic Party
Wilson
Misleading Statements Spark Caucus on Party Bill
A fragment notes Mr. Bryan’s statements and predicts the caucus will back the bill, claiming party support will approve it with mass approval. The terse quote implies political maneuvering and expectation of legislative approval.
Think House Set Afire Twice In One Night
Special Dispatch to the Standard Ovando May 30 A dwelling owned by George Ward and occupied by Bessie Lovett caught fire twice. The first blaze appeared on the outside around 3 am. bucket brigades saved the nearby stable. About an hour later a second fire started on another exterior point. Neighbors and saloon workers helped extinguish. Officials doubt accidental cause.
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George Ward
Bessie Lovett
Ovando
Vernon beats Sacramento in Pacific Coast League match
Vernon defeats Sacramento 3 to 2 in a Pacific Coast League game. Thompson and Thoms pitched for Vernon with Stewart and Brown behind the plate. Sacramento’s battery was C. C. and Carew. May 20, Los Angeles.
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R. H
Sacramento C.cccce
Careweneeteeeeneeng
Vernow Cieviews Cevavey Jatteries
Thompson
Thoms
Stewart and Brown
eVevtveswete O
Portland Lead With Batteries In Tight Baseball Tilt
Portland built a narrow lead in a tense game as Batteries Kilroy Slater Pearce and Tiedman Seaton Henderson and Mure contributed key hits and defensive plays. Oakland kept pace behind strong pitching and timely outfield catches, narrowing the margin late in the contest.
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Portland
H. E
Oakland
San
Kilroy
Battery Makers Showcase Names and Partners in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 30, a score sheet lists participants including Batteries-Bull and La Longe, Carson and Brown, with references to products and models under performance tests. The fragmentary notes reference Cocccce and 1642 Werke, indicating a trade or demonstration event with several firms.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
San
Rf. H
Bactamnenio Cocccce Coerce
Esa
Bull and la Longe
Carson and Brown
Northwestern League Morning Games Score Report
Seattle defeated Victoria with a 3 0 victory in morning action at Seattle on May 30. Batter ies Sage and Devogt faced Seaton and Spencer in the pitching matchup.
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Seattle
R. H. Ff
Veeseeere Vanvesseue
Sage and Devogt
Seaton and Spencer
R. H
Victoria
Seas
Thomas, Buford and Spiesman
Fourchner and Spencer
Spokane May 3 Score Watch for Batteries Victory
Spokane reports a May 3 game where Erickson and Lewis led the Batteries in scoring against Vancouver. Hasty and Willis contributed in a tight contest with key plays from Spokane’s lineup as the team secured a narrow win.
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Spokane
RH. E
Vancouver
Jprest Vetae Baatader
Ceecseee Ikiente Saci
Erickson
Lewis
Willis and Hasty
Engel and Shea
Kraft and Hasty
Tacoma May 30 score details from Portland extra innings
In Tacoma on May 30 a twelve inning game against Portland featured batteries Higgins and Burns for Tacoma and Garrett and Harris for Portland. Final score line not fully legible in the clipping.
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Tacoma
Portland
Schultz, Burns, Bloomfield, Lamline
Garrett
HB. B. Tacomge
Verge Aeoneens
Higgins
Burns
Harris
Eenenee
Detroit Beats Cleveland In Tight American League Game
Detroit defeated Cleveland in a May 30 contest as Works gave way to Donovan who preserved the lead. Gregg pitched well but received weak support. Batteries were Gregg and Sand for Detroit and Works, Donovan, and Stanage for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Works
Donovan
Gregg
Am Hi
Greeg
Sand
Stanage
Swats Off Sir Walter In Ninth Inning Rally
Boston bunched three singles and a double off Johnson in the ninth to pull ahead 5 to 4. Wood and Johnson held runners at bay until the final round. Batteries Johnson and Street Wood Hall and Nunamaker.
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Washington
Boston
Johnson
Wood
R. Hi. B. Washington
Seeeees Swikenbaae
Brobton
Street
Hall and Nunamaker
Philadelphia Beats New York in Afternoon Clash
Philadelphia defeated New York in an afternoon game pounding Ford's delivery for 14 hits all in the first two innings. Coombs faltered in the ninth and Plank relieved. Final score shows Philadelphia ahead as Ford and Blatt were the Battery with Coombs Plank and Lapp in the New York lineup.
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Philadelphia
New York
Ford
Coombs
Plank
HH. B
Seeres Peck
Blatt
Lapp
Thomas
New York N L Game Brief Amid Illness Substitution
In a National League afternoon game in New York Raymond quit in the fifth due to a light bout of ptomaine poisoning. He held Brooklyn to one hit, then Ames relieved and allowed two more. Final score Brooklyn 3, New York 0 with Rucker, Bell and Erwin battering for Brooklyn.
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New York
Raymond
Brooklyn
Ames
R. H. BE
Rucker
Bell and
Erwin
Wilson
Garros Leads In Paris to Turin Air Race
Genoa May 30 Roland Garros the French aviator now leads the Paris to Turin and Rome air race. He reached Pisa this evening and will stay until dawn before resuming to Rome. Rival Andre Beaumont stalled at Alassio after beating him to Nice. Frey and Kimmerling made mixed progress while Vidart Bathia and Werymann faced diversions or delays.
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Genoa
Roland Garros
Paris
Turin
Rome
Pisa
Andre Beaumont
Nice
Alassio
Frey
Kimmerling
Brignoles
Lyons
Vidart
Avignon
Nio
Bathia
Dijon
Frolois
Henry Werymann
Rager
Garros
Decoration day handicap at Lake rat track opener
Five thousand witnessed the opening program at the Lake rat track in Salt Lake City on Decoration day. Acumen led the mile and 70 yard feature from start to finish, winning in hands. The card included six races with winners: Game Russell, Camarada, Marchmonet, Acumen, Black Sheep, Galene Gale, with various second and third places and times listed for each event.
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Salt Lake City
New Lake Rat Track
Game Russell
Lady Adelaide
Busyman
Camarada
Thistle Rosa
Great Friar
Marchmonet
Frank Mallins
Shooting Spray
Kogo
Black Sheep
Marie Hyde
Hidden Hand
Galene Gale
Darington
Pedro
Fairy Story Captures Tobacco Stakes at Churchill Downs
Louisville May 30 Fairy Story led all the way to win the Tobacco Stakes for 3 year olds at Churchill Downs beating Adams Express who easily took second with Colston third. Chapultepec won the Decoration Day Handicap in the next race. Other results include Princess Industry winning the first with Helene second and Ida May third. Second race Cohort won with Balronia placing and La Bod third. Fourth race Fairy Story paid 18.50 with Adams Express runner up and Colston third. Fifth race Azylade won with Light o My Life second and Alpine third. Sixth race Tom Bigbee won with Fort Johnson second and Falcinda third. Time and payout details listed for each event.
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Louisville
Fairy Story
Churchill Downs
Adams Express
Colston
Chapultepec
Princess Industry
Helene
Ida May
Raleigh P. D
Azylade
Alpine
Tom Bigbee
Fort Johnson
Falcnda
Evans Jr. Delivers Clever Irons to Reach British Amateur Round
Prestwick May 3 Charles EB Evans Jr Edgewater Golf Club Chicago advanced to the third round of the British amateur championship though not at his best with wooden clubs. He used irons and putting to win comfortably while drawing attention as a potential champion. Opponent Gaw from elsewhere was thoroughly outplayed with wooden clubs. Whitemore of Brookline, Massachusetts struggled after a poor start missing short putts on the first green.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Prestwick Links
Charles EB. Evans Jr
Edgewater Golf Club
Chicago
Evans
Gaw
Whitte More
Brookline
Mass
Big Philadelphia Nationals shakeup cuts seven players
Philadelphia May 30. Manager Dooin and President Fogel decide to ship seven present team members. Bransfield is replaced by Luderus at first base and will be sold. Beebe McDonough Welch Schultz Pruitt Ewing to depart or be reassigned to minors, with trades planned for picks and utility players. The moves aim to drop below league limit and bring in new material.
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Philadelphia
Dooin
Fogel
Philadelphia Nationals
Bransfield
Luderus
Chicago
Fred Beebe
Ro McDonough
Harry Welch
Alt Schultz
University of Pennsylvania
Ed Pruitt
Bob Ewing
Pittsburg Monster Rally Upholds Afternoon Win
Pittsburg defeated their opponents in a high scoring afternoon game. Key hits came in the first two innings with four doubles a triple and a single. Toney replaced Ruelbach and limited Pittsburg to few runs as Camnitz pitched well for the locals. The battery included Camnitz Gibson Ruelbach Toney Richter Archer and King.
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Pittsburg
Ruelbach
Toney
Camnitz
R. HH. EK
PES Cinemia
Snestasnb
Icescnre Covacuee
Gibson
Richter
Archer
Kiing
Judges Strict at Matinee Races at Butte Driving Club
Harness meeting at Butte Driving Club saw two race results overturned as judges penalized drivers for fouling, depriving Oak Lad and Idol of possible wins. Long Shot defeated Ernfold, with clear day and parade preceding the events despite crowd dissatisfaction.
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Butte Driving Club
Clifford
Oak Lad
Oak Lad Fine Sehed
Idol
Nallie
Mildred G
Nellie
Ed Kerves
Beatharley McCarvey
Sylvan
Sessee Veteerss
Cremnen
Sarwine
Dee Alphonse
Cece Vndevesesacdaddacacees
Amateur records broken at Celtic park track carnival
New York May. Three new amateur marks set at the Irish-American club carnival in Celtic park. Gwynn Henry Eden Texas ran unattached 1 1 2 yards in 12 1 seconds for a new American record. John Eller Irish-American Athletic club posted 21 5 in the 20 yard hurdles. Daniel F Ahearn of the same club improved the hop step and jump to TM feet 11 inches, beating his own previous best.
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New York
Celtic Park
Gwynn Henry
Eden
Texas
Berkeley
Cal
Charles A. Sherrill
Yale
New York Athletic Club
John Eller
Harlem Regatta Draws Local Wins as Visiting Oarsmen Struggle
On May 30 in New York the forty-fifth Harlem river regatta saw visiting crews from Baltimore Philadelphia and New Haven falter for honors. Only the Fairmount Rowing Association took the intermediate four oared event, while Philadelphia and Wahnetah Boat club claimed other placings. Columbia University's varsity eight won in a time of 5 minutes AS seconds, narrowly beating Wahnetah. Feussel of Harlem Boat club took the lone quarter mile dash.
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New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Haven
Fairmount Rowing Association
New York Athletic Club
Association
Columbia University
Wahnetah Boat Club
Feussel
Harlem Boat Club
Yale Dominates Harvard 9–0 In Lawn Tennis Meet
In Boston on May 39 Yale swept Harvard in all singles and doubles matches at the annual lawn tennis tournament. The Crimson failed to win a set as Yale claimed a 9 to 0 victory.
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Boston
Yale
Harvard
Morning and Afternoon Baseball Scores Across Cities
Morning games in Minneapolis Saint Paul show Toledo Indianapolis results while Kansas City Milwaukee and Columbus Louisville matches stretch across ten innings in Columbus and Louisville. Afternoon play in Columbus Louisville ends 3 to 4, Toledo Indianapolis 3 to 2, and St Paul Minneapolis 2 to 8.
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Minneapolis—St. Paul
Minneapol
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Finns Finish 20 Mile Race Lead Over Swede
In New York on May 30 I Kohlimienan of Finland won a 20 mile race in 1 57 35 finishing a half mile ahead of Gusta Ljungstrom of Sweden. Jim Crowley of the Irish American Athletic club placed third and Trent of Columbus Ohio fourth. Henri St Yves and Tom Longboat withdrew at miles seven and twelve.
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New York
I. Kohlimienan
Finland
Gusta Ljungstrom
Sweden
Jim Crowley
Irish-American Athletic Club
Trent
Columbus
Ohio
Henri St. Yves
Tom Longboat
Olyphian Model Passenger Train Arrives in Deer Lodge
The Milwaukee model passenger train, the Olym pian, reached Deer Lodge on schedule at 8:10 this morning. About 500 people gathered to greet it, with the mayor and several prominent businessmen in attendance and the citizens’ band providing music.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Olympian
Milwaukee
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