Mexico Welcomes Madero in Historic Capital Arrival
The Mexican capital buzzes as Porfirio Madero arrives by special train amid a sea of cheering crowds and banners saying Viva Madero. Dozens of civic clubs plan receptions and official events to honor his return. Madero will address the public from a balcony and meet with party leaders guiding his presidential bid.
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Menichity
Zane
Mexico
Prandises
Cerival
Paties
Wis ‘Erledt
Viva Slater
Avetton
Lin Nosshite
Mexica
Madero
Thage
Thegister
Mobile adopts commission government in decisive vote
Mobile Alabama on June 5 approved the commission form of government after a bitter campaign. The vote gave the measure a substantial majority, reshaping city governance and ending the previous system. Voters chose a new structure aimed at centralized administration and clearer budgeting.
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Mobile
Ala
Rail reopenings unite Merle City and Juarez
Mexican front reports reopens rail line to move federal troops and insurrectionists. Thirteen hundred federal troops under General Lyvenaten depart Chihuahua for Lower California to assist in suppressing the rebellion as Maderos forces coordinate. Madero wires to Mexico City promising to send more troops. harmony between government and ex-revolutionary factions. Tucson dispatch notes former Governor Diego Redo of Sinaloa has not been executed, with assurances of escort protection from Culiacan as his family is relocated.
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Juarez
Mexico
Blexles City
Chinuahua
Chihuahua
Lyvenaten
Lower California
Madero
Senor Maders
Mexico City
Vue Joen
Ted-Ernia
Tucson
Ariz
Diego Redo
Sinelay
Alrect
Culiacan
Elmelon
Culi+ acan
Washington Jime Lutheran church holds 45th annual meet
The Lutheran church in this city will begin its 45th annual meeting Wednesday night June 7. The event marks a significant milestone for the congregation as leaders plan sessions and community activities for the coming year. Participants include church officials and members from the wider Lutheran community.
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Washington
Jime
Anerica
Weather forecast for Washington Tuesday and Wednesday
Local forecaster Palmer reports Tuesday and Wednesday will have scattered thundershowers, fair to partly cloudy periods, and variable winds. Rain totals seen midweek with a high near 7 and a low around 2, northwest gusts up to 20 miles per hour.
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Washington
Borecaat
Yediava
Tuassas
Yntiane—Probels
Yisairy Souter
Cariablo Vwlads
Bernie
Bono
Palmer
Forscaster
Lightning Kills Many Over Indiana
Storms across Indiana kill and injure several as reports trace fatal and near fatal incidents. A farmer near Flatrock, John Brot, dies while mowing. Lulu Philips, 2, near Linton. Mrs Kelley, 22, killed feeding chickens. Other victims include Temes Parsons injured. Frank Martin and Horace Gideon stunned by a bolt near Raleigh. Miss Gideon shocked at her home phone. Heavy damage reported across the state with storms, floods, and high heat.
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Werre Batt
Fer
Terra Hautes
C Kelley
Rushville
Ind
Romes
Frank Martin
Horace Gideon
Raleigh
Martin
Mirs
Gideon Martie
Varnerature
Husband Stands By In Poisoning Trial
In Pittsburg Janet Minne Strohacker faces trial for allegedly administering ditrychnine to her husband George M Strohacker. He recovered then testified he will stand by her as long as there is blood in his body. He became ill last January after eating his meal at the grain elevator where he worked. doctors found strychnine in the food.
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Pittsburg
Janet
Minne
Strohacker
George M. ‘Strohacker
Joneness
Stroharker
Recalled mayor declares he was vice protector
Seattle June 5 Hiram Gil recalled from office as mayor testified in court that the restraining vice factor during his administration was established and maintained by his ardent supporter. He was a key witness for the defense in the Charles W Wappenstein bribery trial concerning a $1000 permit for two resorts.
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Seattle
Wark
Hiram
Gil
Ghl Wie
Charles W. Wappenstein
Wappenstein
Fire engine crash kills minister in unusual incident
A new fire engine carrying eleven ministers overturned or upset, resulting in the death of a minister. The event involved Reverend Cecil Amfer and other named clergy, with officials noting likely cause and immediate investigation underway. Authorities and church leaders expressed shock at the accident and pledged a full inquiry.
No Whitewash For Lorimer Says Kern
INDIANAPOLIS June 3 Senator Kern says there will be no whitewash for Lorimer. He supports Kenyon as a sub committee member and urges thorough examination of Lorimer’s bribery case. The subcommittee, including Dillingham Gamble Fletcher and Johnson, will conduct the investigation with full senate authority.
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Indeanafolis
Kenyon
Iowa
Lorimer
Kern
Washington
Larimer
Hern
Lorimér
Karn
Senate
Chicago
Col
W. C. Liters
Bryan
United States
Whson
Dillingham
Gamble
Jones
Tepublicans
Fletcher
Johnston
Jew
Lartimer
Messrs
Dillingham and Gamble
Fietcher
Johnastan
Lorker
Bfr
Lea
Knoyn
Mit
Hatley
Paynter
Wes
Clapp
Sutherland
Messie
Keaver
Bailey
Isrs
Bradley
Oliver
Texas
Dinela
Indiana Guard Officers Named for Fort Sam Houston Detail
Brigadier General George W. McCoy announced a 14 officer detail from the Indiana National Guard. The group includes Lieutenant Colonel A. T. Kuhlman of Auburn, Captain W. P. Carpenter Lee, Captain G. A. Shaughness of Anamine, Captain C. K. Wheeler of Evansville, and Captain P. W. Fox of the medical corps. They will report June 12 for US Army camp construction duties at Fort Sam Houston.
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Indianapolis
George W. McCoy
Indiana National Guard
Fort Sam Houstim
United States Army
A. T., Kuhlman
Auburn
W. P
Carpenter Lee
G. A Shaughness
Third Infantry
Ananine
Wheeler
Mirst
Evansvitle
Pw, Fox
Worthy
Medical Corps
Felger Re-elected County Superintendent in Township Ballot
Henry Felger won another term as superintendent of the Allen County common schools after a township trustees meeting yesterday. Opponent Pro Z. Steith of Arcola received 15 votes to Felger's 16 in the initial ballot. the result became unanimous with two trustees absent. Felger first won the office in June 1903, and under his leadership the enrollment reached about 5,990 with 183 teachers. Two hundred sixteen eighth grade graduates marked the spring, and two county high schools, Harlan and Teeville, have operated in recent years. In the coming year, New Haven and Lee schools will be added. Felger hosted a luncheon for the press and county officials at the Anthony Hotel yesterday noon.
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Henry & Felger
Atlén
Felger
Z. Steith
Arcola
Felzer
Alger
Anguet Brenneke
Maumee
Wesley Swank
Pleasant Air
Folger
Fort Ware
Harlan
Teeville
Commier Stag
New Haven and
Lee
Audnor
CH. Brown
Chi Ft
Dekalb Names Dr Lida Leasure County Official
Dr Lida Leasure is named county superintendent of DeKalb County schools in Auburn Indiana a historic first for the state The contest is between Abra Leasure and Willis SeCinmis with the decision noted as ongoing and continued on page 2 column 2
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Lida Leasure
Dekalb
Auburn
Ind
Jone
Lydia
Trdas
DeKalh County
Abra
Leasure
Willis SeCinmis
Anatiie
Fire Burns Miles of Moving Pictures in New York
A large blaze swept through a theater in New York causing extensive damage to motion picture storage and equipment. About 140 miles of moving pictures burned and damage is estimated at 175,100 dollars.
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Juna
Pernoon
Oratory Hallanng
Powstt Company
Smn
Deank. Tha
Weather Tools Advocate Passes Over Long Career
An elderly observer long known for his varied weather instruments and forecasts has formally retired. O. Be Molter, once a prominent weather observer, handed out an unusual assortment of devices and readings over the years. Official confirmation of his retirement came from a local authority, marking the end of an era in regional weather reporting.
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Falentul Weryte
Molter
Gsuge
Wayne
W. 2 Pelmer
Toral Forecanien
Trial of Lumber Trust Begins in Chicago Grand Jury
Three Chicago lumber men Henry A. Selien Harry B. Munger and George J. Pane face a conspiracy inquiry in U S district court. Oliver Pagan led investigators as a grand jury studies evidence gathered by special agents. The probe targets lumber dealers associations forming a restraint of trade across the middle west.
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Chicago
Tune T
United
George J. Pane
Total Im
Oliver &. Pagan
Millionaire piano maker sued for alimony after long marriage
Louise R. Steger files separate maintenance suit against John V. Stacer of Chicago claiming he hoarded wealth and neglected his wife after thirty years of marriage. She alleges his worth reached $2,000,000 while she received only $26 for clothes and medical bills, forced to do family washing and remains of the home.
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Chicago
John V. Stacer
Louise R. Steger
America to Honor Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore hosts a national tribute marking Cardinal Gibbons as he nears priestly anniversary and his elevation to the cardinalate. The Fifth Regiment Armory venue will feature Governor Crackers and speeches by Taft Sherman Roosevelt and others. A second ceremonial observance will occur next month with church officials and leaders attending.
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Baltimore
Carling Gibbons
Fifth Regiment
Crackers
Taft
Sherman
Roosevelt
Lark
Reprecentatives
White
United States Supreme Court
Root
New York
Cannan
Ohio strike called off in Bridgeport vote halt miners
The Ohio strike ending after a year long stoppage affecting 3500 miners in the Tecarawas mine district was halted as authorities announced the tentative agreement had been ratified by a sufficient vote. The concession ends the dispute, with work resuming soon.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
Atheta
Morrow
Teacarawas
Tollera
Columbus adopts gas ordinance with thirty-cent rate
The Columbus city council approved a natural gas ordinance after months of debate. The measure sets a net rate of thirty cents for five years, to be accepted by the gas company.
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Columbus
Evans admits bribe case. Stark County legislator pleads
Stark County representative Gwen J. Evans, 36, confessed before the grand jury to soliciting a bribe and agreed to testify on legislative corruption. Prosecutor Turner sought penalties, but the court imposed a $10 fine and deferred penitentiary, with two other indictments held in abeyance as Evans weighed plea.
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Columbus
Tuner
Horan
Tihe
Gwen J. Evans
Stark
Evans
Morrat
Rae Evans
Turner
Thomas HF
Clark
Steren
Fort Wayne Summer Meeting Invites Editors Ten
A midyear note from Indiana state senator Steve Fleming confirms Fort Wayne will host a midsummer gathering. He extends an invitation to editors, noting Fort Wayne’s hospitable town and the expected pleasant reception for attending journalists.
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Fort. Wayne
Thor Sammie
Baifértal
Sy Blodgett
Indianapgus
uBtate
Steve Flemize
Fort ‘Wapile
Steve Fleming
Fort Wayne
Newspaper publishers testify before Senate committee
Washington June 6 Public bearings on reciprocity and the hub of the newspaper chain were held before the Senate committee today. Herman Ridder and Molvilla Stone of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated Press testified that newspapers sought balanced coverage and warned against the paper manufacturers trust. They argued cheaper paper would hurt publishers and readers, while senators pressed for details on AP’s coverage. The hearing touched on whether news should be sensational or serious and the impact on public value.
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Washington
Senate Hants
As Sociated Press-restifea Rolday Lu
Arazumenk
Gestion Ar. Ln
Bruce Haldeman
The
Publishers Association
Frank 3. Nores
Associated Press
Detlareg
Gha Miotler
Ridder
Hay
Gust
McCumber
Bailey
Serries
Hev
Bela
North Dakota
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