Clark Amends Horace Greeley Message At South Speech
Chicago March 14 Champ Clark urged loyalty to the South calling it the poor man’s land and predicting it may become the nation’s wealth center. He cited a lettuce farmer earning fifteen thousand dollars yearly from three acres and teased Republicans about his committee appointments. He avoided discussing woman suffrage saying he would not comment. He spoke at a local church urging voters to consider his candidacy.
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Chicago
Champ Clark
Horikee Greeley
United States
Clark
Indian couple weds at Grand Junction Indian school chapel
Saul Halyve and Josie Sekongenima, both Native American students at Grand Junctions Indian school, married Sunday in the institute chapel. Halyve, about 22, claims a 10 mile marathon amateur record, and plans to buy a ranch in Arizona. They grew up together on the same reservation in Arizona and have known each other since childhood.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Saul Halyve
Josie Sekongenima
Enme Ibe
Talyve
Halyve
Denver
Durango
Thnidad
Glenwood Springs
Arizona
Institute
H. G. Smith
Railroads Prohibited From Charging Dual Stock Rates
Federal Judge Lewis ruled railroads cannot apply both local and transit stock charges when a through rate has been paid. William Bishop shipped sheep from Oregon to Kansas City, with stock fed en route at Alamosa after transfer from Pueblo, and the railroad sought extra trip charges.
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Denver
Mar
Lewis
William Bishop
Colorado
Oregon
Kansan City
Pueblo
Alamosa
Recruits Out With Measles at Maneuver Camp
Four recruits at San Antonio maneuver camp contracted measles chicken pox and mumps. As a result 700 rookies were admitted from drill and fed separately from regular troops.
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San Antonio
Rail line near Cheyenne shows rapid progress toward June opening
An observer along the Wellington-Cheyenne segment notes rising work along the Gulf of Mexico to Puget Sound route. Concrete abutments and a large bridge pier near Cheyenne rise toward the required fifty feet for Crow Creek crossing, with trains expected by June per the agreement between the railway and city.
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Colorado & Southern
West
Cheyenne
Gulf of Mexico-to-Puget Sound
Crow Creek
Supreme Court Upheld Corporation Tax in Taft Era
Augusta Ga March 14 President Taft welcomed the Supreme Court decision upholding the constitutionality of the corporation tax law praised by Taft as a staple of the Payne Aldrich tariff era The measure reportedly raised over 27000000 in its first year and provided data on major interstate corporations Taft Wilson and Knox figures are noted amid a broader discussion of federal fiscal policy and border duties.
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Augusta
Taft
Supreme Court
Tart
Payne-Aldrich
National Treasury
Auguste
Wilson
Washington
Mgr. Wilson
War Department
Texom
Presant
Atate
Knox
Mexicas
No Quarters Expected as Insurrectionists Open Campaign
William Stanley, claiming a general title, quits camp to strike east of the border and vows to execute captured Mexican officials. He endorses Diaz's suspension of constitutional guarantees and forbids surrender of prisoners. Blanco echoes, declaring no quarter from either side.
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William Stanley
Leyva
Berthold
Here
Diaz
Stanley
Algedones
Calexico
Blanco
Sailor Kills Girl Rival and Commits Suicide in Love Tragedy
In San Francisco a gunman from the cruiser California shot and killed Bessie Cook a dance hall singer and Hugo Randall a hotel night clerk then killed himself. Jealous love motive cited with letters indicating Mostyn hailed from Washington DC.
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San Francisco
Mar
Underworld
R. R. Mostyn
California
Bessie Cook
Hugo Randall
Maetyn
Gailor
Randall
Mostyn
Washington, D. C
Smallpox Breaks Out in England with Vaccination Efforts
London reports nearly fifty smallpox patients isolated by the Metropolitan Asylums Board. East End vaccination officers are active, and a larger medical inspection staff monitors about two hundred suspected cases. Measles spread continues, and an inquest in Wandsworth cites a severe measles year. An outbreak affects naval officers and men at Portsmouth.
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England
London
East End
Wandsworth
Preyberger
Portamouth
Mexico President Diaz Succession Said Outlined
A New York dispatch claims President Diaz of Mexico is dying from arterial ailment, with a successor arranged. It states the administration weighed mobilizing troops, and names a successor with a compatible temperament to fulfill constitutional duties under Taft’s view.
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New York
Mar
the Times
Diaz
Mexico
Merle
Taft
Mats
Vega
Ensenada
Indictments Return From Grand Jury In Doaville
The grand jury returned thirty seven indictments today with only four for poll related offenses. The citizenry appear unified as the process unfolds and officials report steady public involvement in the case.
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Doaville
Star
Mexican Insurrection Nears Settlement Amid US Intervention Pressure
New York dispatch reports growing belief that negotiations may begin between insurrectos and federals in Mexico as US intervention looms. The Madero family and officials including Limantour and De La Barra are in focus, with calls for an honest constitutional administration and unspecified reforms.
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New York
Évenia
Insurrectos
Mexico
de la Barra
Independent
Insurrecto
Madero, Jr
Limantour
Maderos
de la Harra
Dickinson
United States
Gabriel Madero
Japan May Get Station Near Campos Mexico
Official confirmation reaches Washington that Japan negotiates a coaling station at Campos near Manzanillo with Toyo Kisen Kaisha and National Railways of Mexico. The plan involves Toyo ships calling at Manzanillo on Yokohama to Valparaiso runs and aiding naval stations on the Mexican canal trade.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
Mexico
Bureau of Manufacturers
R. M. Stadden
United States
Mandanillo
Stadden
Toyo Milgém Kaisha
Transpacific
Eteauship Line
National Railways of Mexico
Coatalgo
Naviers
Woman Held Up As Sel Important Figure
Fragmentary text presents a figure named Loretta and mentions a hand reading image. The passage is unclear and lacks full context or actionable details.
Goulds Lose Control of the Missouri Pacific
Four men not named by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. were elected directors of the Missouri Pacific Railway at a stockholders meeting in Loulé on March 14. The new slate includes B. Pryor, S. F. Pryor, Charles S. Lake, and R. Lancaster Williams. The vote signals a reorganization and the shift of George J. Gould from the presidency to chairman of the board, completing the anti-Gould campaign for control.
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Loulé
Mar
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Groom of Two Days Jailed on Woman's Charge
Forty eight hours after facing smallpox danger to marry the quarantined bride Miss Selma Carlson, Reginal Kirby aged 26 was arrested by C Senter and jailed on a warrant from Miss Anna Flannigan. She claims he is father of her five months old child and failed to marry her. Kirby had been released from quarantine and was en route to Nebraska to take a new position after recently being discharged from the army. The brides remain in quarantine and were unaware of the arrest and related claims.
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Bcarepy
Reginal Kirby
Selma Carlson
Sydon
Anna Flannigan
Fort Russell
Kirby
Nebraska
District Attorney Bans Mexican Revolution Film Shoots
Los Angeles March 14 District Attorney John D Frederick announces strict censorship of moving pictures depicting the Mexican revolution. Film companies used Glendale and Santa Monica Canyon for war scenes with Mexican laborers. authorities seek to halt the practice to avoid stirring unrest.
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Los Angeles
Mar
John D. Frederick
Glendale
Santa Monica Canyon
Fredericks
Roosevelt Takes Rest on Southern Tour in Texas
Big Springs Texas March 14 Colonel Roosevelt made no speeches today and few stops during his Texas journey. He spoke formally at Ballard and Abilene and will be undisturbed until surrendering to the reception committee at KLaso tomorrow morning.
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Big Springs
Tex
Mar
Roosevelt
Texas
Baled
Abilene
Klaso Tomorow
Nevada House Backs Woman Suffrage Bill for Vote
The Nevada Senate approved a measure sending the question of woman suffrage to a public vote. The bill had previously passed the lower house and now moves toward a statewide referendum.
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Nevada
Carson
Nev
Senate Yise
Weather Nopure Report From Palmer Section Director
Weather data for the twenty four hours ending 6 pm shows a temperature range with a high around 92 degrees and a low near 64 degrees. Palmer, the Section Director, provides the latest local conditions and temperatures.
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Mass
Ao Temperate
Mintot Omperatane
Palmer
Mexican Rebels Destroy Railroad Near Juarez
Federals plan to reopen lines as Madero leads about a thousand men toward Juarez. Captain Oscar G. Creighton with insurgents destroys forty five miles of the Mexican National Railroad and approaches Juarez within ten miles. Cuellar wounded with 600 federals at Casas Grandes, Rabago with 700 near Chihuahua, and Creighton’s force leaves a trail of burned bridges. Fifteen Americans captured at Casas Grandes, fate uncertain.
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el Paso
Tex
Juares
Federals
Madero
Casas Grandes
Juarez
Oscar G. Creighton
Mexican National Railroad
Navarro
Creighton
Mexico
Mess
Gonzales Garza
Atate
Cuellar
Garza
Reform of Currency Plan Faces Summer Action
Washington reports plans to reform the currency with a vigorous summer push by the National Monetary Commission. A bipartisan education campaign will back a bill to be introduced in December. Chairman Aldrich of Rhode Island leads outreach to banks and cities, with tours planned to the South and West to gather public views.
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Washington
Mar
National Monetary Commission
Copgrens
Commission
Eonaresa
Benatur Aldrich
Rhode Iseland
Currency Commission
American Bankore
Cith
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