Madero to Penitentiary as U S Moves on Mexican Crisis
Francisco J. Madero and Jose Pino Suarez, ousted Mexican leaders, were moved to the penitentiary in Mexico City. In Washington, the U S government ordered nearly 4,000 troops to Galveston to prepare for possible deployment to Cuba or Mexico as the Mexico situation intensifies.
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Galveston
Mexico City
Francisco J. Madero
Jose Pino Saarez
Mexican Republic
National Palace
Washington
Republic of Mexico
United States
Texas
Cuba
Mexico
Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wyoming
South
Huerta
Tennessee
Terrific Wolgast Murphy Draw Ends Battle
San Francisco Feb 2 Har le Tommy Murphy and Ad Wolgast battled twelve rounds in a fierce draw. The 20 rounds were terrific with Wolgast gaining early rounds while Murphy tired late. both showed speed and stamina as the fight closed with a stalemate.
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Battle Wolgast- Murphy
San Francisco
Tommy Murphy
Ad Wolgast
Aly Arena
Wolgast
Murphy
Heena
Agrarian Question to Be Settled in Mexico Crisis
El Paso reports northern Mexican revolutionaries demand an agrarian solution before armistice. Senor Manuel Lujan says Gen Mondragon authorized talks with rebel chiefs to seek a truce with federal forces. In Mexico City, a Madero wife pleads for clemency for her imprisoned husband Huerta explains Madero to be investigated by the cabinet congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Senor
Manuel Lujan
Mondragon
Huerta
Lujan
Mexico City
Antero Land and Irrigation sued for $50,000
Salt was filed in the district court against the Antero Land and Irrigation company and its directors to recover 50000. Plaintiffs Schuyler H. Alexander and the Fleet National Securities and Savings Association seek a body judgment against directors Allie J. Simonson Stephen M. Winckman Lloyd C. Pulenwelder William A. Whittaker and Warren B. Daniels for alleged commission on securing a contract with TH Lb Doherty company of New York to take over the irrigation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Antero Land and Irrigation Company
Schuyler H
Lb. Doherty Company of
New York
Ie Irrigation System
Marehall Vice President-Elect Returns Home from Arizona
Vice president-elect and Mrs. Thomas R. Marehall return to Marshall after a two months vacation in Arizona visiting Mrs. Marehall’s parents. They plan to depart for Washington next Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Tad
Thomas R. Marehall
Arizona
Marehall
Washington
Castro Heads to Cuba From New York in Quick Trip
General Cipriano Castro of Venezuela left New York aboard the Ward Inner Bara toxa for a brief visit to Cuba claiming the journey is for pleasure and he will return to New York in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Cuba
Baratoxa
Marceh
Cheyenne High Edges Julesburg In Close Clash
In Julesburg Colorado on February 22 Cheyenne High School defeated Julesburg 41 to 39 in a tight game. Bell starred for Cheyenne with strong defense and shotmaking while Kerrigan shared scoring honors as Snow was ill. The uneven floor and Snow's absence kept Julesburg within reach but Cheyenne controlled the contest from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julesburg
Colo
Cheyenne
Bell
Kerrigan
Snow
House Refuses to Investigate Manson Charge
At 2 o clock this morning the state legislature was in session. Representative Manson pressed for an inquiry into fake charges from West Virginia, but the House, after denying the Collier charges against Senator Warren, also refused to investigate Manson. The session is expected to adjourn around 10 this morning.
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State House
House
Manson
West Virginia
Warren
Court rules cussing over phone not a crime or injury
Iowa Supreme Court rules that profane harsh words heard by telephone do not constitute defamation or actionable damages. Nettle Kramer sued Henry Rickemeier for fright shock and humiliation after Rickemeier voiced his unexpurgated opinion about cattle trespass over the telephone. The decision was handed down in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Franklin County
Nettle Kramer
Henry Rickemeier
Kramer
Rickemeier
Chicago Pair Weds in City Ceremony at Judge Edwards Office
Miss Anna Lawrence of Chicago and Welton Aldrich of Rochester N Y were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Judge Edwards office located at 42 West Sixteenth street.
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Anna Lawrence
Chicago
Welton Aldrich
Rochester
N. Y
Turks Land Huge Force Near Constantinople
A Bulgarian airman was shot down near Adrianople by Turkish shellfire. Lieutenant Nikolas, a Russian pilot, was captured, with uncertain injuries. Reports from London describe 12 000 Turkish troops landed from ferry steamers around Troy’s plain to resist Greek landings in Desika bay.
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Constantinople
Adrianople
Nikolas
London
Daily Mail
Dardanelles
Allipoli
Desika Bay
Troy
Russian Fleet Readiness in Black Sea Over Bulgarian Crisis
Report from St. Petersburg on February 22 states the Russian Black Sea fleet stands ready to intervene if Russia refuses to aid mediation and takes an aggressive stance against Bulgaria. The note suggests possible military involvement contingent on Sofia's actions amid ongoing European mediation efforts.
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Washington
United States
Sea of
Marmara
ST. Petersburg
Black Sea
Rouvisnla
Arrangements for Bowling Congress Open in Toledo Tonight
Toledo Ohio Feb 22 final arrangements for the 18th annual tournament of the American Bowling Congress are completed. Secretary Langtry says the official list of prizes will be made up next week after a meeting of the executive committee. Peoria Ill. is the only bidding city so far for 1914.
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Toledo
Ohio
Langtry
Peoria
Ill
Deadlock on Appropriation Bill Averts Immigration Work Stop
The Wyoming House narrowly avoided adjournment as a $40,000 addition for the immigration commission was defeated 26 to 28. After a recess, factions agreed to pass the appropriation bill and postpone the Worland institute measure. Several bills moved through under suspension, while the Golden Prairie county measure failed in the Senate.
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Immigration Commission
House
Bilst
Sullivan
Llivan
Worland Institute
Manson
Wilson
Roberts
Belknap
Golden Prairie County
Senate
Senator Stones
Thien
Gates
Institute
Kindler
Brock
United States
Wood
Ceple
Decker
Taylor
Pierson
Scoveard
Brook
Carey
North Platte Project
Scovgard
Stone
Kendrick
Irvine
Jeffries
Carpenter
Hyde
Martello
Christman
Sherman
Capitol
Tobin
State Hospital
Casper
Surist Worland Institute
Thousands of Artillerymen Leave Fort Russell for Mexican Border
More than a thousand artillerymen and infantry depart Fort Russell on ten hours notice for potential service in Mexico. Trains from the fort head toward Texas City via Denver with 19 stock cars and multiple cars per section as officers prepare for possible cross border orders.
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Fort Russell
Galveston
Fort
Dattery F
Colphel Berry
Mexico
Union Pacific
Denver
Polola
Eniraim
Death of Horace Patten Sr at his son's home
Horace Patten Sr died last night at his son's home on Eighteenth Street due to heart failure in advanced age. He was born March 30 1829 in Stafford Connecticut, spent much of his life in Enfield, Connecticut, and lived in this city for nearly eight years. Funeral services will be held at the house at 10:30 Monday.
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Horace Patten
Patten
Penerh
Mr. Patten
Stafford
Conn
Enfield
Taft Makes Final Public Appearance Before Leaving White House
President Taft travels to New York for a last major public day. He breaks ground for an Indian monument near the harbor, dedicates a Lighthouse settlement for the blind, watches sightless children drill, attends a reception, and speaks at the American Peace and Arbitration League dinner where a gold medal is presented for his peace efforts.
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New York
Taft
Washington
White House
Harbor
Theavena
American Peace and Arbitration League
Universal Peace
Denver Reads New Telephone Law and Rates
The Brown telephone ordinance cutting rates, adopted by voters in a special election, took effect yesterday afternoon per city officials. Attorneys for FLW Jefferay said they would file in district court to obtain a writ of mandamus compelling Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Co to implement the new rates.
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Denver
Brown Telephone
Becamp
Secretary of State
FLW
Jefferay
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Company
Palmer sues Vincent Astor heir for damages over 1910 injuries
Charles Ki Palmer of Tarrrtown brings a $25,000 damage suit in the supreme court against Vincent Astor, son of the late John Jacob Astor, alleging injuries received on September 20, 1910, at Yew ou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Charles Ki. Palmer
Tarrrtown
Supreme Cour
Willian
Vincent Aster
John Jacob Aster
Yew Ou
Bradford official named to public information post
The BradFord superintendent of Public Information has left for Washington to assume a role at the national level. He heads the Bradford delegation in the push for a Colorado standard and the suffrage movement in Washington during March.
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Deny HL
Mere Marye
Bradford
Washington
Re, Lradford
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Ingle
Sam
Madero
Ict
War Department
Reorganized Army
F. A. Smith
Fort Crook
Neb
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Meade
D. D
Fort Sill
Oklo
Fort Sneling
Kilpatrick
Sumner
McClellan
No & Nod Ambulante Company No. 3
Signal Corps
Kan
Fort PD
A. Russell
Anothrder
Carter
Second Cavalry Dichony
Tasker H. Plas
New Mexico
Fort Riley
Leavenworth
Seventh United States Infantry
Nineteenth Infantry
Missouri Pacific
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Signal
Engineer and Hospital Corps
Omaha
Chattanooga
Tenn
Elevinh Cavalry
Reservoir Company
Marshall
Cheyenne High
Lawrence-Aldrich
Worland
Schenk
B. J. Sullivan
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Fisher
State Hospital For the Insane
National Guard
Tilton
Johns
Carbon
Albany
Kledler
Wyedge
Jaffrioa
Hall
Nene
Halley
Madsell
Denver and
Mort Worth
Texas City
Tampico
Coastery
Ninth Cavalry
Horace Patten Sr
LA. 5
Pnforce
Vincent Astor
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