Mexican Revolt Eyewitness Accounts and Madero Movements
A wounded rider describes abandoning action before General Salinas in a chaotic scene. Williams reveals the alias Stanley and mentions a comrade killed. Madero with 400 rebels moves toward Casas Grandes as Villar joins federals. peaceful overtures welcomed, Diaz resignation a sticking point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Stanley
Wilain
Th Iiberal
Hie
Ninth Infantry
United States Army
Williams
Igs Pftal
Calexied
Federale
Madero
Casas Grandes
Bustillo
Chihuahua
Lauro Villar
Hernandes
Mafloru
Mexico
Senor Madero
Finance Limantour
Limantour
Miaz. Madero
Diaz
Francisco 1. Madero
Vasquez Gomez
Washington
Tour of South Begun by Director Dawe
Grosvenor Dawe managing director of the Southern Commercial Congress began a three week tour to discuss a five year advertising campaign costing 100000 dollars yearly. He departed for Montgomery Alabama with Lieutenant Governor Seed and J C Haas and planned visits to Alabama cities then Louisiana with Dr. Oscar Dowling on the board of governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern ‘Commercial Congress
Grosvenor Dawe
Congress
Montgomery
Ala
Seed
J. C. Haas
Alabama
Board of Governors
Eitlesa
Louisiana
Oscar Dowling
Stata
Minstrel Train Fire Kills Two Men at Hartsville
In Charleston report dated April 8 two actors from the Epp Williams famous troupe and two animals perished in a baggage car fire at Hartsville while rest of company slept aboard. Several others injured, some escapees gravely hurt. tragedy strikes as fire swept the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epp Williams Company
Charleston
Epp Willams Famous
Roudaders Company
Hartsville
Troup
Wall Street in Dull Times Prompts Distress Among Brokers
New York reports a sharp lull in trading with only about 25,000 shares daily on average over six weeks. Firms face heavy expenses, layoffs, and reduced salaries as brokers lose income and struggle to cover operating costs. Even large houses make tiny daily profits, while many employees see pay cuts or job losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Financial District
Fim
Snally
Broughton Cancelled Houston Lecture Over Prohibition Debate
In Houston, Dr Len G Broughton of Atlanta cancelled a planned "men only" lecture under YMCA auspices after disputes over discussing prohibition. The YMCA secretary said the topic was political. Broughton preferred religious topics and will speak at a local church instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Len G. Broughton
Atlanta
Houston Y. M. Cc. A
Broughton
Y. Alc. A
Professor Bass a renowned educator and Confederate officer
The obituary notes Professor Bass born January 9 1832 in Newtons county Georgia rose from Emory College to lead Atlanta schools and Bowden College. A Civil War captain he returned to teaching becoming head of mathematics at Atlanta High School until his death with funeral plans later announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Isglares
Professor Bass
Newtons County
Georgia
Emory College
L. D. Palmer
Bass
Montgomery
Ala
University of Alabama
Bowden College
Molle Cozart
H. W. Cozart
Cozart
Methodist Church
Mass
Fough
W. M. Bray
High School of
Reduced Rates to Jacksonville via Central of Georgia Ry
Account Conference for Education in the South April 19 21 1911 with dates April 17 18 limited April 39 rate from Atlanta 14 26 5. Leave Atlanta 9 00 am 8 05 pm 6 6 pm and 10 26 pm berths reserved at city ticket office corner Peachtree and Marietta streets W W W H Fogg BD PF A Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Atlanta
Central
Gqehorgia RY
Peachtree
Marietta Streets
H. Fogg, BD
Banner Mine Disaster Claims Twenty One Men
A Banner Mine explosion killed twenty one workers and trapped others. Foreman Spradling died near the entrance after aiding convicts. rescuers and officials rushed coffins from Birmingham. Officials expect a full state and federal investigation as authorities assess the extent of damage and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Spradhing
Les
No. 1
Banner
Alabama
Virginia
Julian Bay Returns to Daniel Bros Shoe Dept
Friends announce Juan Ray has recovered strength after a severe operation and has resumed duties at Daniel Bros Co. shoe department in Danieros, Ca. He was on leave to recuperate and now returns with vigor and enthusiasm to meet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Ray
Daniieros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond
Seaboard
Dawe
Cleveland
Wall ‘Street
Houston Y. M. C. A
Prof Wma
Jacksonville
Florida
Central OF Georgia
Jacobs
Ney
Madame Sherry
Madam Hengstler
Menary
Daves
Meneny Paewoo
Monty
Solie
Newport
Vale
Tive
Seyliah Am
Moire Bug
Fiock
Ista
Richard Hudnut
Cherie
Nay DE Guotone
Whitehall St
Pryor St
W. Mitchell St
Peters St
Marietta Street
Pharmacy
Marietta St
Decatur St
Weyeyee
Julian Bay
Daniel Bros
Pultey