More Troops Ordered to Border Report Denied
Washington dispatch states no new troops will be sent to the Mexican border to enforce neutrality laws for now. Authorities will handle arms shipment questions, while a massive patrol plan reserves 16 000 troops and wireless systems along 1100 miles to monitor and deter smuggling.
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Taft
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Congress
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United States
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Balloon lands in snow storm in Ozark mountains
Balloon Buckeye I piloted by J. H. Wade Jr of Cleveland with aide Thom as Cook left San Antonio Wednesday night to break the world distance record. It landed in a snowstorm in a remote Ozark section. The men spent the night in a mountain cabin and walked to Salem, twenty four miles, today.
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J. H. Wade, Jr
Cleveland
Thomas Cook
San Antonio
Ozark Mountains
As Mountain Cabin
Taft Sends Condolence Cable to Italian King
President Taft sent a cable to King Victor Emmanuel of Italy expressing solicitude after the assassination attempt on the king and pleasure that he escaped injury. The message conveyed respect and concern from Washington on March 15.
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Taft
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Man Lived One Year With A Broken Back
Lead South Dakota March 16, after living one year with a broken back George H. Lone a miner died here in this late survivor tale the accident trauma is noted with minimal detail and no additional survivors or agencies named
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George H. Lone
Great Railroad Strike Probable Says Walters
St Paul March 15 A strike that will affect the mechanical department of every railroad in the northwest is imminent says grand lodge deputy Walters of the Carmen's union He opened headquarters here to assist in the legal war between the Great Northern Railway and the Carmen following the discharge of men charged with union membership
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St. Paul, Minn
Northwest
Grand Lodge
Walters
Carmen's Union
Great Northern Railway
Carmen
Teks
Union
Noted Lecturers Speak at Tuberculosis Exhibit
The tuberculosis exhibit at the Burlington depot annex, conducted by Mr. W. L. Cooper, features top speakers and extensive displays. Open for public viewing Friday, with formal opening at 8 pm by Dr. Wyman and Governor Carey, followed by a talk by President C. G. Merlen. Lectures continue daily, with sessions by Dr. G. W. Hold of Denver and other Western authorities on causes and treatment.
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W. L. Cooper
Priday
Miblt
Cheyenne
Wyman
State Board of Health
Carey
C. G. Merlen
The
State University
G. W. Holdex
Denver
Phipps Hospital
LaFollette Makes Dramatic Plea in North Dakota
Wisconsin senator Robert LaFollette campaigned across North Dakota in speeches in about a dozen towns including Mandan near Roosevelt ranching days. He recalled the 1907 panic and answered a heckler by naming Roosevelt, then credited Roosevelt but implied he did little himself.
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Dr Harvey W Wiley Resigns La Barra to Hasten Home
Paris report says Francisco de La Barra former provisional Mexican president received a telegram from nineteen supporters of Madero urging him not to return. He replies he will return to Mexico to help restore peace and order and urges a harmony policy among sane elements for democracy under law. La Barra notes the telegram reflects Mexico's desperate state and remains determined to engage in national affairs.
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Francisco de la Barra
Mexico
Mexico City
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Barra
Europe
la Barra
Hao
Attempted King Assassination Sparks Probe in Rome
Rome reports strong suspicion that Antonio Dalba’s attempt on King Emmanuel yesterday grew from a long planned plot. Police seek evidence against alleged plot leaders as investigations continue.
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Rome
Antonio Dalba
King Emmanuel
Forbes Coming Home on a Vacation
Manila reports Governor General Forbes of the Philippines left for the United States on vacation. Vice Governor Gilbert will act for Forbes during the trip.
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Manila
Forbes
Philippines
United States
Gilbert Will Alloa
Negotiations Break. Government Plans Mixed Minimum Wage
London reports negotiations ended amid a government move to introduce a mixed minimum wage. In New Haven, a local quarterly claims a new religion teaches an idea called Everlasting Death.
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Bis
New Haven
Conn
New Religion
Resignations and Treaty Doubts Ripple Through Agencies
Dr. Gites resigns from the bureau of chemistry citing friction with superiors over enforcing the pure food and drug act. Dr. R F Doolittle to act as chief until replacement is chosen. President Taft reportedly may reject arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France as amended by the Senate, deeming them impaired. House passes Democratic sugar bill 1980 to 103 with Republican insurgents voting yes.
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Gites
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France
Senate
Washington, D. C
House
Oddities in the News of a Day
A collage of bizarre brief items from Berlin to Chicago. Crown prince patents a coal ranging device. aviator Volsier wed in Avyifion and honeymoon to Nice. Dentist Angus V. Rowe dies by asphyxiation during anesthesia testing. Joseph and Angelo Picola start a $14,000 block venture from shoe shop profits. A bizarre mishmash of strange local notes ends with a Rev talk in Chicago.
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Angelo Picola
Allen Boys Captured In Bloody Duel
Hillville Virginia March 16 five dead and several wounded after a courthouse raid led by Sidna and Floyd Allen. The posse stormed the barricaded Allen house. Sidna and his wife were found dead and Sidna wounded as Floyd killed a man? Nancy Ayers also died in the chaos. Floyd Allen and a son Victor were later arrested. Floyd attempted to slit his throat but was disarmed. A violent courthouse rampage on March 15 leaves multiple victims and ongoing manhunts in the hills.
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Wasz
Sidna
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 Shot Ordered at Sunrise
Chihuahua Mexico March 15 Major Andana Villa's chief of staff was among captured prisoners. Tonight orders were issued to shoot him at sunrise. Orozco’s reply to a prior note from Andana is cited. Arrest of KEF Jenkins, ex-El Paso police chief, as alleged Mexican government agent ended with release. Government troops under General Villa fought near Santa Rosalia, taking fifteen prisoners and eight killed as Villa’s small force clashed with rebels.
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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 are now to be in control.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Wilken
Jomertcana
Tampico
Humor by the Woolen Magnates in Lawrence Mills
Special correspondence from Washington notes woolen trust magnates in Lawrence Massachusetts mock workers on starvation wages. A pay envelope bears fatherly bank advice while timekeeper stamps reveal meager earnings and a joke about buying a home, with workers urged to save while wages remain low.
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H. Tavenner
Washington
Woolen Trust
Lawrence
Mass
Broad
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