Madero Declares Fight Back as Arsenal Tense in Mexico City
Madero insists he has not fled and will fight Diaz as rebels close on the arsenal in Mexico City. He says the people back him, and a government attack on the arsenal could begin tomorrow morning with forces from Chapultepec and Cuernavaca districts converging on the capital. Diaz reportedly carries substantial cash and guards the arsenal while awaiting government action.
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Madero
Mexico City
Francisco Madero
Namonal
Senora
Publica
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Arsenal
National Palace
Blanqunet
Bianquet
Gaperal Alvarea
Cuernavaca
Tory
Ting
Tres Marlas
Guernavaca
Guarda
American Defense Committee
Maduralalme
Diez
Chapultepec Park
Diaz
Lota
Bira
Vera Cruz
Stdi
Oleral Iiaz
Morning Paper Guides Shopping Choices
The morning newspaper shapes a shopper’s route, with ads steering where a woman investigates buying opportunities. The paper informs her purchases and prompts visits to stores offering the best offers, aligning news with consumer decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or &— Son
Book Agent Shot While Climbing Yarbrough Fence
D W Yarbrough of 724 Boulevard, a plumber, fired five shots at a drunken book agent, J T Clarke 48, of 226 Houston Street, who was found on his fence at midnight. Clarke sustained non fatal wounds and was jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct. Yarbrough faced no charges.
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D. W. Yarbrough
724
Boulevard
Yarbrough
Grady Hospital
Wood Ard Milam
J.T. Clarke
Houston Street
Grady
Polices
Recorders Court
Bis
Mr. Yerbrough
Miss Josie Poole Tells Y W C A Girls Sharp Virtues
Miss Josie Lillian Poole addressed YWCA girls at Bessie Tift College and outlined seven resolutions. The group formed a band called the Daughters of Ruth and pledged self control, sincere speech, modest dress, avoidance of tobacco, discouragement of social drinking, home loyalty, and broad sympathy with righteous judgment.
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Josie Lillian Poole
Y.W.C. A
Josie Lilian Poole
Indians to Lead Tammany Inauguration Parade
Washington February 1 Tammany Hall plans a March 4 parade with 25 native delegates from 25 tribes to represent American Indians in distinctive tribal dress. A tiger float was rejected. Mrs Elmer H Black discussed Peace Congress participation but no agreement reached as inauguration committee favors no women in the parade.
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Washington
Sebruary
Tammany Hal
Tammany
Robert SM. Harper
Lervio
Elmer H. Black
American Woman’s Peace Congress
Jack
Mnaungural
Religious frenzy ends in double murder in Staunton
In Staunton Virginia on February 10 William Campbell a man of Sampson Augusta county shot his wife after she fled to her mother. He then killed his mother in law and killed himself after placing the body in the bed. A neighbor Glen Baker escaped despite pneumonia. All victims are described as colored.
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Staunton
William Campbell
Sampson
Au Gusta County
Campbell
Glen Baker
Lena
Suicide of John E Stillman Shocks Pensacola Crowd
Pensacola, February 10. John E. Stillman former port collector and prominent Western Worlds figure died by suicide in his office room after shooting himself. A revolver lay in his hand and a bullet wounded his brain. He left four letters to family members explaining his mind was clouded and he felt driven crazy. Stillman, 60, a Wisconsin native who came to Pensacola 17 years ago, once led the 1906 carnival march and was survived by a widow, three sons and two daughters.
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Pensacola
Fla
John E. Stillman
Stillman
Wisconsin
Pansacola
Tree Sons
Whisky Trains For Dry States Put Under Ban
The Senate did not amend the bill, clearing the path for the measure to go to the president. A conference between the houses is not expected to be necessary, and no changes were made in the bill.
States Rights Bell Backed by Senator Bacon
Washington reports sweeping support in the Senate for Webb's bill aiding prohibition states to enforce state liquor laws. The measure passed the House earlier and aims to bar shipments of intoxicants used to violate state laws, with debates highlighting states rights and enforcement.
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Senate
Webb
O. Bacon
Mary Harris Armour
Edwin ¥. Webb
North Carolina
John Corrigan
Washington
House
O'Gorman
New York
Senate Judiciary Co
Bacon
Hoker Smith
Tillman and Smith
South Carolna
Johnston
Alabama
Simmons
Jana Querman
Fletcher
Florida
Bankhead
Paynter
Kentucky
Pomerens
Ohto
Martine
New Jersey
Root and Gorman
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Bnl
Georgia
Congress
Hauor
Miners and guards killed in Kanawha strike clash
Charleston W Va February 10 Sixteen dead including twelve miners and four mine guards after a fierce battle between striking coal miners and officers in Kanawha county near Mucklow Five state militia companies reached the zone Reinforcements fought a local firefight throughout the day Two officers were shot dead Martial law began with Charleston troops arrival trains across state lines equipped with machine guns communications crippled in the strike county backing the isolation of the mountains
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha County
Mucklow
Fred W. Lester
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Staite
James Hendrix
Ronda
la Nand
Cherleston
Gibbons Denounces Lent Abuses in Public Talk
Cardinal Gibbons urged Catholics to observe Lent strictly and censured those who seek seaside or mountain resorts during the season. He accused such escapes of breaking church rules and called for abstinence from social amusements like dances and theaters for forty days.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Cotton Man Disappears From Huntsville Cotton Exchange
E S Heninger of Carpenter Baggott & Co vanished from Huntsville while managing the local cotton exchange. Creditors claim unpaid speculative accounts near 5000 dollars and allege Walter Gulley of Tuscaloosa bears responsibility. The exchange will operate under new management starting Monday morning.
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Huntsville
Ala
E. S Heninger
Carpenter, Baggott & Co
New Orleans
Hunteville Cotton Exchange
Heninger
Walter Gulley
Tuscaloosa
Exchange
Gulley
South
Cotton Exchange
Lynn Case Goes to Jury in Georgia Court
Dublin Ga February 10 Special The Lynn case in the superior court before Judge K J Hawking heard a long day of arguments from both sides Attorneys Sturgis and W C Davis for the state and George B Davis and New for the defense spoke for hours Judge Hawkins closed the state’s case and began charging the jury which finished at midnight The jury retired with belief a verdict of acquittal or mistrial may come tonight or soon afterward
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Dublin
Lynn
K. J. Hawking
Sturgis
W. C. Davis
George B. Davis
Adama
Ria
Explosion injures opera troupe at Pryor Street storefront
Four members of the Allorn Grand Opera troupe are hurt when a gas explosion shattered a Pryor Street storefront near the Samuel G. Walker art shop. Conductor Carlo Nicosia and three chorus singers sustained cuts and bruises. contractor Z. W. Pitman burned his arms. The blast started from gas accumulating in the window area, likely ignited by a cigarette. Firemen quickly contained the blaze, and the troupe continued a performance that night with minor injuries and plastered faces.
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Francia &. Prick
Samuel G. Walker Art Store
North Pryor Street
Oi North Pryor Street
Allorn Grand Opera Troup
Signor
Carlo Nicosia
Aborn Orchestra
Attenta Theater
Tae
Opera Chorus
Beime
Z. W. Pitman
Mills
Sienor Nicosia
Samuel G. Walker Art Stor
Pryor Street
Opera
Julia Grant
Hoffman
Candler Building
Annex
Pitman
Kimball Piano Company
Walker
Builder of Wigwam Dies at Indian Springs
George P. Collier, 52, known for hotel and insurance work in Macon Fitzgerald and Atlanta, died of heart failure at his Rock Castle home in Indian Springs. He built the Wigwam hotel at Indian Springs and had lived in Atlanta and Kansas City. survived by three sisters and four brothers.
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Indian Springs
George PF. Collier
Macon
Fitzgerald
Atlanta
Rock Castle
Collie
Lke
Collier
Akers & Collier
Carria
Ben Colfer
C. Co
Smith
Bryan
New ‘York City
Paul
Kansas City
Waltz
Birmingham
Calvin Colifer
St. Louis
Is Now Time to Boost M. and M. Standing Contest Opens Soon
The Constitution announces the M. and M. contest closes next Friday at 1 p.m. Contestants have just three and a half days to vote and register votes at the second floor contest office. Management warns against late or purchased votes and urges timely participation to secure prizes in this popular daily newspaper drive.
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Magon
Dixon Tine
Constitution P
Warn
Peerember
Fridar Aftornoon
Wilson planning for second term
President elect Wilson signals he will not retire after one term as house judiciary committee debates a one term amendment. Close allies expect the measure to take effect in eight years and to extend his tenure while denying re election. Senators and lawyers dispute the interpretation amid party pressure and a Baltimore platform plank urging a one term constitutional amendment. The committee plans to meet again with strong odds on passage.
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Joan Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Wilsen
House Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Senate
White House
Bryan
Martine
Wilson Deal
Baltimore
Joseph P. Tumwlty
House
Judiciary
Cuttain
Mayor Defeated in Crematory Fight Over $75,000 Vote
Mayor Woodward suffers defeat as Alderman Everett abstains and council passes the $75,000 crematory appropriation over the mayor’s veto. A tense session ends with the mayor vowing to seek court action after delays in the $376,000 project.
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Woodward
James B. Everett
Fourth Ward
Claude L. Aahley
J. T. Kimbrough
A. R. Colcoré
Lynch
Abernathy
Shepherd
Statth
Everett
Connectl
Walter Taylor
Aidarmante
John E. McClelland
Arthur
McClelland and
van Dyke
Board of Aldermen
Sioll Council of War
McClelland
McCle
Asia
Supreme Court
Willie
Weather Prophecy Reports Rain and Warmer Temperatures
Georgia local forecast notes rains at times with warmer conditions expected on Tuesday and unsettled weather midweek. Reported temperatures show a low around 29 degrees and a mean near 48 with normal ranges. rainfall totals indicate a slight deficit since last month.
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Georgia
Tome
Zest
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