Massacre Fear Amid Mexican Border Turmoil
El Paso reports armed Mexican bands crossing toward Marfa as U S authorities fear a mass murder of Americans. Secret service notes a planned November 20 revolt along the border. Laredo notes rapid Mexican moves to crush rebellion with frontier headquarters at Nuevo Laredo and troop arrivals. Americans in Mexico fear daily dangers and seek U S intervention amid press censorship on reports.
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el Paso
Marathon Hustler
Marfa
Tex
San Antonio
Federal
Secret Service
Nogales
Brownsville
Dias
Dick L. Younger
Monterey
Mex
Younger
Mexico
Mr. Younger
A. W. Harnest
Guadalajara
Brilliant Elk reunion marks end of Wyoming meet
The first annual Wyoming State Association of Elk Lodges reunion closed after two days in Cheyenne. An elegant Elk Home program featured hundreds of lights and red and white floral displays. Officers elected for the next year include President A P Kelley of Cheyenne, with vice presidents C P Wassing of Rock Springs, Charles A Kutcher of Sheridan, Charles E Blydenburg of Rawlins, and A H Cordiner of Laramie, with W K Hart overseeing arrangements.
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Wyoming State Association of Elk Lodges
Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
W. K. Hart
A. PD. Kelley
Cheyenne
C. P. Wassing
Rock Springs
Charlies A. Kutcher
Sheridan
Charles E. Blydenburg
Rawlins
A. H. Cordiner
Laramie
Marchal
Taft Sails After Canal Inspection Unrest Hits Crew
President Taft, returning from a canal inspection in Colon Panama, expresses satisfaction with progress and Panama government. Boilermakers and other workers issue five days notice to quit demanding higher pay, while canal officials dispute the demands as excessive. Taft promised a decision from Charleston.
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Colon
Panama
Taft
Tennessee
Charleston
Canal
United States
Pirate Trust Takes It Out of Poor Employes
The Department of Justice notes a Pittsburg dispatch reporting the so-called window glass trust led by Loeperial Window Glass Company served notice to 700 plus workers demanding a 20 percent wage cut to keep plants running. Attorney General Wickersham criticizes the leniency of the court and laments small fines on trust directors while the record claims a 12.4 percent wage rise vs 400 percent profit, casting doubt on the justification for the cut.
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Washington
Deapartment of Justice
Pittsburg
Window Glass Trust
Loeperial Window Glass Company
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Only Miracle Can Preserve Tolstoy's Life
Astapova Russia Navy report notes Count Tolstoi’s condition remains dire as his heart weakens and fever lingers. A church telegram and Bishop Cyril at his bedside reflect renewed efforts, while Countess Tolstoy’s grave condition and family anxieties unfold amid unclear prospects.
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Astapova
Russia
Dtds
Count Tolstoi
Tolstai
Cyril Co
Tolstoi
Astopova
Fle Real Aden
Roosevelt to Lead New Party in 1912 Riis Says
Jacob A Riis of New York asserts Theodore Roosevelt will not concede a Democratic victory in the last election and will head a new party with Roosevelt possibly running for president in 1912. Riis claims the declarations come from Oyster Bay and Whieth and reflect Roosevelt moving from political retreat.
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Jacob Kris Sayler
Roosevelt
Moose
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Jacob A. Riis
Mr. Riis
Oyster Bay
Maria
Retge
Ninth Cavalry Troopers In Bloody Bight Knife Fight
Following a long standing dispute over a dog, Private Ellis and Private Johnson of troop A Ninth Cavalry clashed behind their barracks. Ellis received a knife wound near the breast requiring operation. Johnson is confined at the guard house charged with the stabbing.
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Ellis
Johnson
Troop A
Ninth Cavalry
Ninth Cavalry Guard
Untianover anti snore device tops market debut
New York reports a Brooklynite invents The Untianover a chin encasing device to dampen snoring. Priced at one dollar it fits any facial features and aims to replace clothespin nose remedies with a strap fastened behind the head.
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New York
Denver Aviator Johnstone Killed After Altitude Record Flight
Spectators watch as Stalph's Johnstone, holder of the world altitude record, plummets from about 9 714 feet in a Wright baby biplane at the Belmont Park meet. His left wing tip collapses during a spiral glide and the craft crashes, killing him instantly.
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Coloy Og
Stalph
Johnstone
Ile
Arch Tgxsey
Johstone
Belmont Park
Storm Threaten Seventy Three Refugees After Steamer Wreck
Storm seals fate of eighty three survivors of the steamer Porthind marooned on a remote island. Inland line failed before relief could be arranged. Four days or more relief expected. limited food supplies already exhausted amid harsh weather and isolation.
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Porthind
Katalla
Alaren Concen
Portland
WIRY SKEPTICAL ABOUT LOVE PRNICKS OF MEAT
Watlington reports a dramatic drop in meat prices as a market manipulation. Dy Marvel Wiley, head of the USDA bureau, accuses interests of raising prices temporarily to gain control. He says reductions are artificial and driven by profit, not real conditions. He hints at possible moves against independent firms.
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Watlington
Marvel W. Wiley
Bureau of Schemietry
Department of Agriculture
de. Wiley
Falls seven stories but not fatally hurt
Richard Wyles a bricklayer helper fell from the seventh story of a building in Bismarck on November 17. He suffered two broken ribs a head gash and a general shaking. He is in hospital conscious and expected to recover unless complications arise.
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Buy
Bismarck
N. D
Richard Wyles
Population gains in San Francisco Bay area from census data
The thirteenth census reports San Francisco Bay total pipe ration 416,912 with a 21.6 percent rise from 1900 342 782 Oakland population 150 174 up 1248 percent from 66960 Berkeley 40 424 up 206 percent from 13214 all showing substantial growth since 1900.
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San Francisco Bay
Washington
San Francisco
Oakland
Berkley
Pali al vs rt i i ia anatuss
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Ex Army Captain Loses His Millionaire Wife
Capt. Pierre Drouillard once of the United States Army has separated from his wife Misa Ada Sorg daughter of late Ohio magnate Paul A Borg. Incompatibility cited as the reason for the separation. Mrs Drouillard inherited one third of her father’s fortune estimated at 30 million dollars. The couple met at the Sorg summer home in Snakewood New York five years ago and married soon after. They had been abroad separately and reunited upon his return.
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New York
Pierre Drouillard
United Bites ‘Army
Misa Ada
Sorg
Ohio
Paul A. Borg
Snakewood
Drowlard
HrowWard
Colorad o football star sidelined in color line dispute
Iowa City November 17 Iowas and Washington universities effectively agree to keep Alexander the black Hawkeye tackle from the lineup against Missouri Washington management avoided a formal ban but action to rest him was taken Prof AG Smith head of athletics board announced he would not play Neldig, former Cornell Iowa captain, will start in his place Alexander is regarded as a top lineman and his absence will likely hurt the team this Saturday
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Iowa City
Iowas
Washington
Alexander
Negra
Hawkeye
Missouriine
Washingtonian
A.G. Smith
Board of Control of Athletics
Neldig
Cornell
Towa
Iowa
Suffrage Clash in Gotham Over Catt Display
Open war looms between Belmont suffrage forces and Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt over a Cooper Union meeting. Belmont backers accuse Catt of insulting their leader during the Washington state suffrage victory event.
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New York
Belmont
Carrie ‘Chapman Catt
Asa
Cooper Union
Washington
Catt
Langford and Joe Jeanette Set for Armory Fight
Boston reports Sam Langford and Joe Jeanette have signed to box under the Armory Athletic Association. Both men are determined to knockout their opponent in the planned bout.
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Langford
Joe Jeanette
Boston
Sam Langto
Ee Canette
Armory Athletic Association
Deter
Riot continues as police wounded during garment strike
In Chicago on November 17 renewed rioting saw one policeman shot and several others injured while police dispersed rioters near the Royal Tailors plant. About a score of strikers were arrested including Magdalena Debona, seized with a pistol she said she found after it was dropped. Thomas Flowers was wounded and hospitalized.
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Chicago
Royal Tailors
Thomas Flowers
Magdalena Debona
Americans in Central America Not Menaced
Washington dispatch reports from Consul Olivares in Managua that Leon is under control after an anti American outbreak. An American youth, Charles Teller, was wounded in Sunday's riot and later shot by a soldier mistaken for someone else.
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Central America
Washington
United States
Olivares
Managua
State Department
Leon
Charles Teller
Kauffman Returns West in Search of Matches
Philadelphia report says Kauffman, disgusted by inability to find matches in the east, began his trek back to California today.
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Kaufman
Philadelphia
Kauffman
California
Investment in foreign count a losing game
Chicago reports M H Kilgailen, a steel magnate, condemns international marriages after his daughter Irma wed Count John Alexander Monrik de Beaufort. He sues to end the match while Beaufort faces a $257.63 overdraft suit from National City Bank, as divorce talk and family disgrace unfold.
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Chicago
M. H. Kilgailen
Irman Kilgallen
John Alexander Monrik de Beaufort
Corn Exchange Bank
Irma
Irivia
Tod
Count de Beaufort
National City Bank of Chicago
Dé Beaufort
Killgalien
Catholics Denounce Portugese Republic In New Orleans
At the America Federation of Catholic Societies annual meeting in New Orleans, delegates harshly denounced the new Portuguese government and praised Washington for delaying recognition. They condemned Braga and associates, criticized education policies, and urged protection of religious instruction and public funding limits. The group planned to reconvene in Columbus, Ohio.
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New Orleans
the America Federation of Catholic Societies
Columbus
National Educational Associathen
Federation
Paladhogly
Alyegra Catholic
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Tolston
Denver
Alaskan
Trip
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DE Beaufort
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