Madero Given Thirty Day Notice From United States
The United States warned President Madero that he has 28 days to protect American property and lives in Mexico or Washington will demand his resignation. A high State Department official noted the urgency, as Mexican Ambassador Calero hastened to Mexico City with President Diaz’s message. Developments show Madero pressuring troops to the north to safeguard foreign interests amid tensions.
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Madero
Mexico
United States
of State
Juan Pedro
Don Manuel Calero
Washinston
Mexico Oftr
Blis
Diplomata
Calero
Mexico City
México City
State Department
Republic
Rio Granado
Local Caucus Nominates County Officials in Chehalis
At the Progressive county convention in Chehalis on Tuesday the party nominated county candidates for the Pro ve primary election. Nominations include Senator Crawford, Representatives Duper, Frise, Burnes, Auditor Timmerman, Treasurer Paver, Clerk Filson, Prosecuting Attorney Studebaker, Sheriff Clark, Engineer Giles, Coroner Whitzel, and Superintendent Daugherty.
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Chehails
Cincordance
Celal
Bey
Saturne
Thie Bennator
Thomas Crawford
Pentralia
Daniel Duperfac
Adna
W. Frise
Alpha
George A. Burnes
Centralia
A. S. Timmer
Progressives Win Maine Victory Over Republicans
Progressives have won a great win in Maine, driving the Democratic party from the state two years after it held control and securing a legislature that will send a progressive delegation to the United States Senate. Only one congressman, Asher Hinds, is a Taft supporter. editors hail the result as a Taft setback while noting Progressives now control the Maine Republican organization.
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Maine
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Asher Hinds
Taft
Watt
Roosevelt
Chivagoi
Soutens
Kansas
Sformq
California
Roosevelt to Start Campaign Swing Across West
William Jennings Bryan wired the Democratic National Committee that Roosevelt would begin a Western campaign trail this Saturday. The message indicates an active push for Roosevelt's path on the national campaign.
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New York
William
Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Sulphur Fumes Nearly Kill Five Firemen
Five firemen were overcome by sulphur fumes aboard the steamer Fitacinr near the harbor. Spontaneous combustion of sulphur in cargo caused $40,000 in damage. The crew dragged them to safety to save their lives. vessel also carried coal bound for Portland and Victoria.
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United Prova
Ban Francisco
Tuat
Ume
Portland
Victoria
Taft Defenders Barred From Speaking At Roosevelt Rally
Roosevelt spoke to about 6000 at Union County Fair in La Grande Oregon defended the Progressive cause as not personal to him. Taft backers were barred from addressing the grandstand leading to sharp exchanges over planned tactics and imported orators.
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LA Grande
Ore
Roosevelt
Union County
Order of Moose
Eniel
Rouse
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Ero Hhic
Negro Soldiers Clash With Police in Douglas
On September 12 a clash occurred between civil authorities and about fifty negro cavalrymen in Douglas. Troopers were disarmed by officers after invading the tendelloin district, kicking doors, and confronting three policemen who fled. Additional street clashes were reported.
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Douglas
aAril
Tendelloin
Turkey Mobilizes Reserve Forces for Bulgaria War
Constantinople dispatch reports war minister orders mobilization of reserve divisions. Turkish officials declare war with Bulgaria now effectively underway though not formally declared.
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United Press
Constantinople
AF Leen
Bulgaria
Maurice McLoughlin Wins New National Tennis Championship
Maurice McLoughlin defeats Wallace Johnson to claim the national tennis title at Newport at age twenty two. Born in Nevada and raised in California, he has trained since age thirteen and combines a swift net attack with superb ball control and lengthened reach.
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Johnson
Newport
California
Weick
Maurice B. McLoughlin
Roosevelt visit dampened turnout in Washington primaries
Light voter turnout marked yesterday's primaries in Suattle as Roosevelt's visit drew Progressives away from the polls. Republicans renominated Bay Wadren and William E. Humprrey, while Democrats backed Charles Helftner for Congress and William LaFollette in Spokane district. Albert Johnson Hoquiam and J E Frost Elensburg contest for seats, with further Republican bids in congress and state offices.
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United Press
Suattla
Roosevelt
Cv. M. EH
William E. Humprey
Tt. C. Million
H. Q. Fishback
J.H. Schively
Charles G. Helftner
Democratic State Central’ Committee, Ag
Congress
Firat
William LaFollette
Spokane
Albert Johnson
Hoquiam
J. EB. Frost
Elensburg
Frank Hammond
H. M. , Wilte
Robert McMarchle
E. O. Connor Ste Hr
Democrata
Attendance Down at Centralia Club Luncheon
The Commercial Club luncheon at the Centralia hotel drew poor attendance despite engaging talks. Speakers included toastmaster George Ellsamy, E. H. S. Mulder on a big hotel banquet, Commissioner W. B. Kler on local improvements, Mayor Thompson on unity, Thomas Crawford on speaking venues for candidates, and R. B. Kellogg on school growth noting 1425 in grade schools and 256 in high school, with projected rise to 1700 1800 this semester. Last year’s total was 1610.
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Commercial Club
Centralia Hotel
Geoge Ellsamry
E. H. S. Mulder
W. B. Kler
Centralia
Thompson
Thomas Crawford
Divorcees death linked to boxing fame shock inquest
Chicago reports Mrs. Etta Dursen Johnson wife of champion Jack Johnson died by suicide after years of strain from her husband's famous boxing career. Inquest heard Johnson described marital secrecy and his own mental collapse during the Jeffries fight. He said she twice saved him from self harm and that a Las Vegas trip fueled her unhappiness over racial and social pressures.
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United Press
Chicago
Etta Dursen Johnson
Jack Matmison
Johnson
John Boy
Thea
Jeffries
Socialist Ballots Used Up at Tenino Election
At the Tenino election on September 13, forty Socialist ballots were cast before they were exhausted. The clerk had ordered only forty, the same as the last general election, and the votes were quickly used. The Tenino Socialist vote was heavier than in Centralia. Aboard Eastern millionaires flock to yachts as a financial storm nears.
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Tenino
Caat
Vata
Centralia
Rains Do Little Crop Damage Across Pacific Northwest
Portland reports show minimal loss to arable crops from recent heavy rains as large wheat and other crops near harvest in Oregon Washington and Idaho. Bank surveys indicate overall crop quality remains high with substantial portions already harvested and expectations of a total harvest well above average.
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Pacific
Willamette Valley
Lammbhermens National Bank
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Purthind
B. G. Crawford
Lumbernews National
Pacifi
Northwest
Tlickel
Chelea
Campaign Petition Filed in Taino Tow n Clerk Office
A local petition filed with the town clerk of Taino begins a campaign drive ten days before the November date. The document lists eight signatures and credits Rav, R, W, Hono, and the Tanine W team for their efforts.
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Taino
Rav
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