Revolution Proclaimed in Mexico Name Gomez Provisional President
Emile Vasquez Gomez was proclaimed provisional president of the Mexican Republic and Madero criticized in a proclamation circulated among the Juarez garrison and new revolutionary junta in El Paso. The document cites aims of equal justice and property distribution while denouncing Madero and the government.
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el Paso
Texas
Emile Vasquez Gomez
Mexican Republic
Madero
Juarez
New Revolutionary Junta
Be] Paso
Revolutionary Camp
Cnndhahtn
Louis Fernandez
L. Salazar
Mexico
Vaillant Sons of
Chihuahua
Pino Suarez
Repub
Wyoming Dispatch Details Davis and Patton Appointments
Cheyenne and Denver reports reveal Captain L G Davis named to succeed Wadsworth as Wind River Indian Agency agent and Captain H L Patton of Casper named as US marshal, with A D Cook poised for a clerkship. Delegation split aims to pacify factions, though F A Hadsell opposes reappointment of Davis. Davis may be headed to Washington as Commissioner of Indian Affairs, per officials.
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Cheyenne
Denver
L. G. Davis
United States
Wyoming
H. B. Wadsworth
Wind River Indian Reservation
H. L. Patton
Casper
Davis
A. D. Cook
Public Instruction
Davia
Old Guard
Patton
the Tribune
Marehal
F. A. Hadsell
Idlasins
Madgell
H Madeell
Madeell
Poe
Bull on Roof Stirs London Crowd in Roof-Top Chase
A bull driven toward the cattle market bolted through York Road and climbed buildings, fleeing across roofs for about three hours. Police finally ended the chase with rifle fire as spectators and reporters watched from vantage points.
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London
York Road
Rebels Murdered in Manchuria Sparks Outrage
Washington reports that sympathizers of the Manchu dynasty have killed 98 suspected revolutionaries in Mukden as looting of their homes by imperial troops is noted. The U S consul general cables the alarming surge of executions in the city amid the republican revolt.
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Washington, dC
Manchuria
United States
Mukden
Sheridan Seeks Denver Connection for Interstate Railroad
Sheridan Wyoming eyes a north south railroad linking to Denver. The Chamber of Commerce asks Denver Chamber to cooperate, arguing a Denver connection would unlock coal mineral and agricultural wealth and shift regional traffic from Omaha. Proposed route partners James J. Hill line from Thermopolis through Powder River to Casper then to Colorado & Southern into Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Sheridan
Wyoming
Chamber of Commerce
Denver Chamber
Sheridan Organization
Denver Chamber of Com- Therce
James J. Hill
Thermopolis
Powder River Country
Casper
Arizona Junction
Colorado & Southern
Manigal Taken Back to Los Angeles from Indianapolis
Mc Manigal the confessed dynamiter who aided a federal grand jury investigation in Indianapolis departed secretly in custody of detectives for Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. Federal officials announced the move tonight.
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Indianapolis
Ind
McManigal
Dynamiter
Federal Grand Jury
Los Angeles
One For the Boys and Girls Post Card Giveaway
A puzzle rebus invites readers to solve for a dollar prize and a chance for many girls to receive a set of beautiful postcards. The teaser directs solvers to check page 7 for the solution.
Government bans nun attire in Indian schools
Washington reports Commissioner Valentine issued an order barring teachers in government Indian schools from wearing religious garb or insignia while teaching. Catholic representatives condemn the move as anti Catholic and threaten to appeal to President Tate. The notice states teachers must quit or remove garb to avoid church state ties. Continued on page 4.
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Washington
Tate
Bia
Valentine
Office of Indian Affairs
Valentine's Order
Indiana
Indian Affairs
Retalia
Burns and Burns clash as Lorimer probe continues
Washington hearings on Senator Lorimer's election heat up as Detective Burns cross examines Charles Mellowan and disputes insults from counsel Hancey. Burns threatens to stop others, chair Dillngram curbs interruptions while Kenyon accuses bullying during the tense session. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
William J. Burns
Hancecy
Lorimer
Burns
Mulder
Senate
Charles Mellowan
Jdikpou
T0 Maneey
Dillngram
King
Kenyon
Burne
Nils
Haneey
United States to Acquire 1000 Aeroplanes for Army
General James Allen, chief of the U S signal corps, announced in New York that within three years the military service will be equipped with 1,000 airplanes and hydro airplanes. He urged rapid development of aviation, warning that the next war will be fought in the air and stressing defense needs against southern and western threats.
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Allen
Signal Corps
New York
Cucls Sam
James Allen
United States Signal Corps
Washington
United States Army
General Allen
Coast Artillery
Eas
Conners Case Arguments Proceed In Lunary
In Los Angeles on February 1 the Conners case involving Bert H. Con nora, alleged dynamite plotter, saw arguments conducted late in the day. The court recessed until tomorrow with an hour set aside to instruct the jury before they retire.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Bert H. Connora
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Reyestas
Congress
Emilio Gomez
Taft
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Pryce
Lower California
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Indian Agency
Feder
AL Control
Omaha
M'Manigal
Los Angles
U. 5
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Burks
Sen. Lorimer
Arshsar Arwy
Conners
Thin Mornick
Wyomley
Isiz Carey Ayvernnio
Mark Xx
Vlolce
Joseph W. Mond
Woodtiow Wilson
Leire Audson Hatimon
Ee Hasola
Woon
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