Our Mexican Policy and Implications for the United States
The piece argues that Villa’s seizures and the Constitutionalists’ gains threaten stability and threaten to intensify tensions with Central and South American nations. It cautions against a wait‑and‑see policy and warns that armed intervention could become inevitable, urging a constructive approach to avoid national calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Torreon
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Somple
Mexico City
Central
South America
Diaz
Railroads Scale Jobs As Economic Slump Deepens In New York Day by Day
In a periodical business note from New York Day by Day April 10, railroads report large job cuts across major lines including Pennsylvania 38000 and New York Central 25000. Western roads cut mainly in fall, with total temporary retirements around 255000. Financials show steep declines. St Paul Railway misses interest by 219000 for eight months. A separate feature defends American masculinity against French critics with Miss Brewster arguing Americans are taller, more confident, and socially equal to women.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
New Haven
Missouri Pacific
Commerce Commission
Stone
The
Erie
Fomnes
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Alice Brewster
Lady Decies
Mme. Joiie
Miss Brewster
Paris
Timely Topics on Political Wit and War Cliches
A satirical timeliness column comments on figures like Roosevelt Madero Huerta Hearst and Daniels. It lampoons partisan bias and press puns while noting Mexico’s crisis and a joke about a self sustaining lifeboat. The piece blends humor with sharp political observation.
Birthday Honors for Benjamin Day Founder of the Sun
The notice recalls Benjamin H. Day born April 10, 1810, founder of the New York Sun and a leading writer. It credits his foundational work with shaping the Sun into a powerful paper under Dana.
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Benjamin H. Day
The
New York Sun
Mr. Day
Sun
Dana
Easter Shoes at The Acme Store Mt. Savage
Advertisement for Easter footwear at The Acme Store Mt. Savage offering ladies shoes regular 1.98 now 1.49 with a large selection available.
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Acme
Mt. Savage
Beautiful widow sought in divorce case of Mrs. H. Siegel
New York reporters note the arrival of District Attorney Pelletier and many Boston Providence detectives as well as out of town sleuths suggesting Diana E. Eddy the Dorchester widow may be in New York. Pelletier plans a Grand Jury session April 13 to question her about possible knowledge of Henry Siegel's bankrupt banking and dry goods institutions.
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H. Seigel
New York
Pelletier
Boston
Providence
Diana E. Eddy
Dorchester
Henry Siegel
Massachusetts
Grand
Mrs. Eddy
Bedford Fulton Telephone Company Elect Officers
Stockholders at Bedford Pennsylvania held their annual meeting to declare the dividend and elect directors. Directors named include John S. Hershberger H F Gump J F Biddle H E Laher Dr H W Bender George W Hughes Elza McElefish E V Snyder and John Q Nycum. The board then elected officers President Dr H W Bender Vice President J F Biddle Secretary John S Hershberger and Treasurer H F Gump.
Madison Square Garden to Become City Swimming Pool
Plans filed with Borough President Parks propose converting Madison Square Garden into a 240 by 124 foot white tile pool to relieve North and East River water pollution. Dr. Goldwater supports the plan, with the city to take over the garden for the summer at half carrying charges, including mortgage interest.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Goldwater
Duty to Mouth Hygiene at Michigan Dental Convention
At the Michigan State Dental Society convention in Detroit Governor Ferris will be principal speaker on The Duty of the State Toward Mouth Hygiene. Dr. Victor C. Vaughan, dean of the University of Michigan medical department and president of the AMA, will discuss Conditions of the Mouth and Public Health relations.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan State Dental Society
Ferris
Victor C. Vaughan
University Michigan
American Medical Association
Bedford Streett M.P. Church Renamed at Milford
At the M. P. Church Conference in Milford Delaware the Bedford Streett M P Church led by Rev George E Brown was renamed the First M P Church of Cumberland effective immediately. The change reflects a new designation for the church in Cumberland.
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M. P
Milford
Del
Bedford
Which Is the True Gospel Lecture at Liberty Theatre
Advertisement announces a Sunday 3 p m lecture at the Liberty Theatre posing the question which is the true gospel and inviting thinking people to attend.
Pastor Woodworth to Lecture at Liberty Theatre
Pastor Woodworth of New York City will lecture on Which Is the True Gospel Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Liberty Theatre. All are invited with free seating and no collection. Advertisement.
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Pastor Woodworth
New York City
Liberty Theatre
A Bit of Everything For The Press Readers
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips from The Press Readers section. Snippets range from tavern banter about a new pitcher Ingersoll to jokes about suffragettes, fashion, debt, and daily life observations.
April 10 in History Highlights Across Years
Key events on this date include 1831 Russians defeated near Siedlce Poland 1841 New York Tribune debuts 1862 Federal forces seize Fort Pulaski Georgia 1863 Battle of Franklin Tennessee 1867 George Luther Stearns Boston merchant dies 1873 Brigham Young resigns temporal power 1884 General Gordon pressed by Arabs near Khartoum 1891 First locomotive passes through the St Clair tunnel.
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Siedlce
Poland
New York Tribune
Fort Pulaski
Franklin
Tenn
George Luther Stearns
Boston
John Brown
Kansas
Brigham Young
Gordon Close
Khartoum
St. Clair Tunnel
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the American, Incorporated
Charles W. L. McDermott
Cumberland
Maryland
Sec
Charles Henry Adams
Miss Brew
Ster
Editorial Sparks
Vance McCormick
Madero
Maderos
New Jersey
Col. Roosevelt
Hearst
Daniels
Senator Penrose
Moses
Penrose
Alfonso L. Siminez
Carranza
Jiminez
Cassius M. Gillette
Wilson
Major Gillette
Institute
Kitty
Earth
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wraveler
Navy
Diana Bb
Ingersoll
Rummy
Jay
Willie
Paw
Son
Mary
Wulff
Mrs. Gabb
Mr. Gabb
Art Ax
Hutchinson, Kan
Aug Elk
McPherson, Kan
Luke McLuke
Lars
Cuffs
Cumberland Laundry
N. Mechanic St
Union Woolen Mills
Garment Workers’ Union
Baltimore and Mechanic Streets
George Ruhl
E. Union Street
Frostburg, Md
Mechanic Street
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