Rebels Threaten Tampico as Prisoners Move
A dispatch from Vera Cruz reports fierce fighting near Tampico with rebels said to control the city parts while federal gunboats bombard rebel positions. Admiral Mayo warns Carranza recognition and warns Americans on river shipping as a wave of refugees and evacuations unfold.
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Weete-Pierce
Gcaragoea
Tampico
Mayo
Tempien
Navy Department
Vero ‘Cre
Neerfal Oll Ncke
Fred
Taloo
Admiral Mayo
la Passa
Otago
Great Britain
Gende
Carranza
Mexico
Vieenant Campden
Britteh Ambascy
Vera Cruz
Nieta Plaza
Tuxpam
Non-Partisan Re-Election of Milwaukee Mayor by Big Margin
Milwaukee mayor Gerhard A. Bading was reelected on a nonpartisan ticket by about 6,000 votes. The tally secures the entire ticket, while women voters largely backed the Democratic or wets positions in broader contests across Illinois and New Jersey races. The day featured sweeping anti-saloon league gains and notable city council outcomes.
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Gerhard A. Bading
Chicago
Marion H. Drake
John J. Coughlin
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Gophel
Dixon
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Sterling
Anti-Saloon League
Paterson
N. J
Drukker
New Jersey
Bremner
James J. O'Byrne
O'Byrne
Shelniiet
Boston
James A_ Gallivan
Massacre and fires stagger lire reports from multiple towns
Telegraphic notes cover a massacre of Christians in Monastir aided by gendarmerie after disarming locals, a major fire destroying the Cairns building in Saskatoon with losses around 260000, Siegel and Vogel facing grand larceny charges in New York, winter snap in the Texas Panhandle endangering trails, a Winnebago chief dying after a fatal choke, and Salmet’s Paris to London air voyage across the channel.
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Sask
Losa
New York
Henry Siegel
Frank
Vogel
Siegel Enterprises
Siegel
Darhart
Tex
Dack
Texas Panhandl
Sioux City
Isaac McKenley
Henry Warner
London
Salmet
Paris
Bank Reopens After Clearing House Decision
Affected banks advance reopening plans after Pittsburgh Clearing House votes to reinstate First-Second National Bank. Treasury approval and compliance steps finalize resume certificate. reopening within a week anticipated.
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Second National
Pittsburgh
Smoky City
Natofnal Bank
Pittsburgh Clearing House Non
Treasury Department
Washington
Napeta
FLEE TAMPICO SIEGE U S TOWN IS SHOT UP
Washington reports American women and children rushed into Tampico from surrounding districts to escape rebel threats. Admiral Fletcher says fighting continues, heavy artillery not yet landed, and Tampico not yet fallen. Six hundred twelve Spaniards expelled from Torreon by Villa arrive in Juarez, then move toward the United States.
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Minnesota
Des Moines
Chester
Charleston
San Francisco
St Tampico
Brownsville
Tex
John R. Hughes
Texas Rangers
Madero
Rio Grande River
Juarez
Mex
Torreon
Villa
United States
Banks After Money Informs Banks On Federal Reserve Subscriptions
Washington April 10 All national banks and trust companies applying for federal reserve system membership must submit subscription forms within 30 days. Comptroller Williams sent circulars with required six percent subscription of capital and surplus and urged cooperation to speed organization. Senate moves to study the choice of the 12 regional reserve cities.
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Reserve Bank Organization Committee
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Federal Reserve System
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Federal Reserve
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Mrs L M N Stevens Dies in Portland at 70
Mrs Lilian M N Stevens longtime president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union died in Portland after weeks of kidney trouble. Born in Dover she was 70 and last led the W C T U succeeding the late Frances Willard in 1898. Anna Gordon of Manston, Texas may become vice president at large.
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Lilttan
M. N. Stevens
Naonal Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anna A. Gordon
Manston
Stevens
Dover
Princes E. Willard
Maine
Old Orchard
Miss Gordon
T. U. Head
Phoenix
Ariz
T. EP
Booth
Here
Evanston
L. B. Wigedore
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Texas
Confessed Slayer Indicted In Mercer County Court
Robert Higgins faces a murder and criminal assault indictment after a grand jury report. The case also names Julia Flake as an accessory in her mother Nettie Flake s death, while Higgins and Flake are linked to prior charges.
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Robert Higgins
Julia Flake
Galesburg
Mercer County
Aledo
Higgins
Grand Jury
Ths
Little Julia Flake
Nette Flake
Dynamite Blast Kills 7 at Celilo Canal Project
Seven workers die and others injured when a dynamite stick misfired at the Celilo canal project on the Columbia River near The Dalles. The accident disabled a key operation and prompted emergency responses from local officials.
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Oregon Canal
Dowager Empress Haruko Dies and Japan Considers Coronation Postponement
Dowager Empress Haruko of Japan dies at Nacuma palace after illness. Coronation planned for November 10 may be postponed. Theaters close nationwide. She helped advance women education and dress, and had influenced school entry rights. In Sweden King Gustav undergoes successful stomach ulcer operation by Prof John Wilhelm Berg at Sophia Hospital.
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Emperor Matsuhito
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Yoshihito
Matsuhito
America
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustav
John Wilhelm Berg
Sophia Hospital
Victoria
Associate of Yerkes Dies in Chicago at 4920 Bernard
Delancey H. Louderback veteran Chicago railroad builder and business associate of the late Charles T. Yerkes died Thursday at his Bernard avenue mansion. A power in Chicago street and elevated railroads since 1873, he planned to retire to southern France, but died before departure. His wife died two years ago and they had no children.
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Delancey H. Louderback
Chicago Railroad
Charles T. Yerkes
France
Louderback
Bernard Avenue
TRAIN HITS AUTO LEAVING ONE DEAD INDIANA
Hammond Ind April 10 Fred 8 Carter former Lake county sheriff and Hammond Brewing manager was instantly killed and Anton Chubtonche an Hast Hammond saloonkeeper probably fatally injured when the automobile they rode in was struck by the Monon railroad Honsier flyer at a grade crossing half a mile north of Cedar Lake Carter age forty one a prominent Lake county Democratic figure and sheriff 1906 13
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Fred
Carter
Lake County
Hammond Brewing Company
Anton Chubtonche
Monon Railroad
Cedar Lake
Buckeye farm lands shrink as cities expand
Buckeye state farmland decreased by 22,555 acres over the past year as urban sprawl swallows farms. The grand tax duplicate rose to 7,719,008,967 dollars, up 227,909,511 from the prior year, with personal property gains driving most of the increase. Real estate values rose slowly due to 1910 true-value assessment.
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Buckeye State
Gy Ianny Donovan
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
State Crusade Against Drugs in Ohio Cities
Ohio officials report a relentless war on illicit drug peddling, shifting activity to nearby states. Federal help will target Cleveland Sandusky Toledo traffic and Detroit links as authorities pursue clandestine retailers rather than legitimate suppliers.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Sandusky
Toledo
Detroit
Erie
Pittsburg
Organized Criminal Gangs Plague South Africa Prisons
Astonishing claims from the South African justice department describe native convicts forming gangs within prisons. They allegedly appoint ranks including a king and warriors, hold trials, and mete punishments such as stabbing and tooth removal. The prison system seeks strict measures as gangs operate mainly in prisons under orders from a Zulu king. A separate note describes a novel hand shaped tree in Los Angeles with blossoms forming a hand-like spray.
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Department of Justice
South Africa
Gener
Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Senator Burton Quits Running for Senate
Senator Theodore Burton announces he will not seek re election unless unforeseen circumstances arise He urges party unity and favors the success of Republican principles in Ohio He has served in Congress for 29 years and may consider continuing in Congress if needed Gale Gets in the Race Columbus announces former congressman Ralph Cole will run as Republican candidate for U S senator He will base his campaign in Columbus and cites past service in the fifty ninth sixtieth and sixty first Congresses and state assemblies
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Theodore
Burton
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White
Congress
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Trath
Gale
Columbus
United States
Theodora i Ralph D. Cole
Mindsay
Eighth District
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