More Troops Ordered to Border Report Is Untrue
Washington March 15. No new troops will be sent to the Mexican border at present to enforce neutrality laws. The article notes that arms shipments may be handled by customs or by President Taft, while detailing expansive patrols and wireless networks planned for border defense, and corrects rumors about the Ninth Cavalry being ordered to the border.
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Taft
United State
Congress
Mexico
United States
Duncan
Wood
San
Balloon Lands in Snow Storm in Ozark Mountains
Balloon Buckeye I piloted by J H Wade Jr of Cleveland and aide Thom as Cook left San Antonio Wednesday night to set the world distance record. It landed in a snowstorm in the Ozark mountains near Salem Missouri, and the crew spent the night in a mountain cabin before walking 24 miles to Salem today.
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J. H. Wade, Jr
Cleveland
Thomas Cook
San Antonio
Ozark Mountains
As Mountain Cabin
Taft Telegram Condolence to Italian King After Attempt
President Taft sent a cable to King Victor Emmanuel of Italy expressing solicitude over the assassination attempt and relief that the king escaped injury. The message dated March 15 emphasizes concern and satisfaction at the king’s safety.
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Washington
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Taft
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Man Lived One Year With a Broken Back
Lead, S. D., March 16. After living one year with a broken back, George H. Lone, a miner, died here. The report notes his illness and death in the local region.
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George H. Lone
Great Railroad Strike Probable Says Walters
St Paul dispatch reports a nationwide strike looming in the machinical departments of railroads in the northwest. Grand lodge deputy Walters of the Carmen's union opened headquarters to aid in the legal dispute between the Great Northern Railway and the Carmen following mass discharges amid union membership claims.
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St. Paul, Minn
Northwest
Grand Lodge
Carmen's Union
Great Northern Railway
Carmen
Teks
Union
Noted Lecturers at Tuberculosis Exhibit in Cheyenne
A major tuberculosis exhibit at the Burlington depot annex, directed by W L Cooper, opens Friday March 22 with top speakers like Dr G W Holden and state officials. The exhibit runs daily 10 am to 10 pm with talks on causes and treatment, including a formal opening at 8 pm led by Governor Carey and state university president C G Merlen.
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Buriington
W. L. Cooper
Priday
Miblt
Cheyenne
Wyman
State Board of Health
Carey
C. G. Merlen
The
State University
La Follette Makes Dramatic Plea Across North Dakota
Wisconsin senator Robert La Follette held a dramatic campaign swing in North Dakota with speeches in about a dozen towns led by Mandan near Roosevelt era ranchland. He recalled the 1907 panic and answered a heckler by naming Roosevelt but suggested Roosevelt did little.
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N. D
LaFollette
Mandan
Roosevelt
Dr Harvey W Wiley resigns La Barra hurry home from Paris
Francisco de La Barra former Provisional President of Mexico received a telegram from nineteen supporters of Madero urging him not to return. He replied that he would come back as a citizen to help peace and order while advocating harmony and lawful democracy. He noted the telegram signals a desperate state of affairs in Mexico and affirmed his determination to participate in national affairs.
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Francisco de la Barra
Mexico
Mexico City
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Barra
Europe
la Barra
Hao
Attempt to assassinate king linked to long plot
Rome reports weak evidence but strong suspicion that Antonio Dalba acted in a prearranged plot to kill King Emmanuel. Authorities seek evidence against suspected plot leaders and their accomplices.
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Rome
Antonio Dalba
King Emmanuel
Forbes Coming Home on a Vacation
Governor General Forbes of the Philippines left Manila for the United States on vacation. Vice Governor Gilbert will assume Forbes's duties during absence.
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Forbes
Philippines
United States
Gilbert Will Alloa
Government to Push Mixed Minimum Wage Plan
London reports say coal negotiations ended today and the government will introduce a mixed minimum wage. In New Haven the publication cites a theory calling Heaven the Everlasting Death in a quarterly religious work.
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Bis
New Haven
Conn
New Religion
Resignation stamp due to friction with superiors cited
Dr Gites tendered his resignation to Secretary Wilson blaming friction with superiors and differences over enforcing the pure food and drug act. Acting chief R F Doolittle to replace him until successor chosen. Washington reports also note Taft may reject arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France as amended. House passes Democratic sugar bill 1980 to 103 with Republican insurgents voting yes.
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France
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Oddities in the News of a Day
A collection of quirky, garbled items from cities like Berlin Paris Syracuse Montclair Milford Chicago and Chicago notes a crown prince patenting a coal boiling range a aviator marrying and honeymooning a dentist dying in an anaesthetic experiment a shoe business block startup and various odd local anecdotes despite the unclear text and scattered facts.
Allen Boys Captured in Bloody Duel
Hillsville Va March 16 The death toll from yesterday s courthouse raid rose to five tonight with more may die Sidna and Floyd Allen leaders of the gang claim to have wounded others and were in captivity. Sidna s wife is dead Nancy Ayers a victim of the fugitive chaos is also dead. Floyd Allen tried to slash his throat when captured but was disarmed. Police plan a renewed pursuit as dawn lightens the mountains.
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Wasz
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Floyd Allen
Sidnia Allen
Allen
Allen Brothers
Folka
Sidna Allen
Nancy Ayers
Roanoke
Harry Ayre
Hilleville
Hillsville
Lloyd Allen
Victor
T. L. Melta
Floyd Aller
Major Andana Ordered Shot At Sunrise
Chihuahua Mexico March 15 Major Andana Villa's chief of staff is among prisoners captured. Tonight Orozco ordered him shot at sunrise. Orozco later replied to Col Arrested and Turned Loose. Former El Paso police chief KE Jenkins was arrested as a Mexican government secret agent but released by Orozco. Villa's forces, about one hundred men, clashed with Government troops near Santa Rosalia, taking fifteen prisoners and eight killed.
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Mexico
Andana
Villa
Orozco
Orogwo
KE. F. Jenkins
el Paso
Texas
Santa Rosalia
Americans in Tampico Appeal for Protection
Mexico City March 11 Ambassador Wilken received an appeal for protection for Jomert Cana in Tampico who are in danger of violence from a man who attacked the town and now seeks control.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Wilken
Jomertcana
Tampico
Humor by the Woolen Magnates and their wage jokes
Special correspondence from Washington reports Lawrence Massachusetts woolen trust magnates mock workers with jokes about low pay and dire advice. Envelopes show 2 dollars weekly and paternal guidance urging savings, home buying, and self reliance, as timekeeper records wages and bonuses.
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H. Tavenner
Washington
Woolen Trust
Lawrence
Mass
Broad
Special Coupon Offer Closes Tonight For 20000 Votes
A distorted notice promotes a 20000 vote coupon offer with subscription incentives. It urges voters to bring credentials and reserves vote certificates, noting district confinement and potential voting for unsubscribed candidates, with a continuation reference to Page 8.
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