DIAZEN REPULSED AS BULLETS WHISTLE OVER AMERICAN LINE
In the Mexican border clash at Agua Prieta, Mexican regulars tried to retake the town but were repulsed after four hours of fighting. American casualties included at least one wounded spectator. Red Cross teams moved to aid the wounded as both sides endured heavy losses.
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Vote Buying Scandal Shakes Kentucky County
Widespread concerns of vote buying prompt a county investigation as a grand jury prepares to hear evidence. Officials report a thorough probe into alleged illicit influence and irregularities affecting local ballots.
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Kentucky County
Renee
Trainmen Hurt as Goods Car Wrecks Near Tow Center
A freight train derailment near Tow Center injures several trainmen and wrecks a goods car. Rescuers respond as crews secure the site and assess damage while officials investigate the cause of the accident.
Kenyon Named in Lorimer Probe Probe
Senator Died Menyon travels to Washington for a conference with Attorney General Wickersham as pressure mounts for a new Lorimer inquiry. He seeks a successor who will prosecute antitrust violators and back Taft’s agenda. Kenyon may visit Clermont and deliver a public address at TowVol Jere Grignall.
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Menyon
Washington
Wickersham
Taft
Kenyon
Clermont
William Larrabes
Chicago
Wool schedule shifts spark tariff debate in WOGL notes
The WOGL schedule shows planned wool reductions amid Democratic revisions touching duties. Benster Sta reports tentative moves on a 40 percent surface article and 18 percent raw wool cuts. Congress debates foreign policy impacts as Rep Fordney warns of risks to American and foreign interests. President Taft’s renomination looms in party chatter, with Fordney differing on tariff strategy.
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Fopnign Roatione
Fordney
Michig
Tatl
Thea Republican Party
London merchant injured in Ambleside car crash
London merchant Selfridge formerly of Chicago and his wife and eldest daughter were seriously injured when their car crashed into a house near Ambleside in Westmorland after brakes failed on Kirkstone Pass. Mrs Selfridge and two others were also hurt. authorities report the party faces a critical period.
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Chicago
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Selfrigge
London
Chicase
Ambleside
Westmoreland County
Mre
Windermere
Kirkstone Pass
Selfridge
TV Ameen
Hraiken
Iowa Woman Takes Her Own Life in Desolate Iowa Town
A troubled Iowa woman died by self harm in a small community incident. Authorities say she arranged for her husband to be present and reportedly requested burial beside her child in the same grave. Relatives recall distressing notes and a plea for help before the tragedy.
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Flere Howe
Ciel
Hoteb
Colorado Governor Vetoes Sports Legislation
Governor vetoes racing and related sports bills amid legislative discussions. Officials and supporters react as the veto shapes upcoming sports policy changes.
Washington Jebate Opened on Reciprocity Treaty
Washington April 11 The reciprocity bill with Canada, aligned with Taft’s tariff plan, was taken up in the House. Democratic and Republican unity was expected to pass it after an opening speech by Claude Kitchin. Party tensions emerged over the Rucker bill on campaign finance publicity and related amendments.
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Taft
Canada
House
Claude Kitching
North Carolina
Congress
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Democrata
Euss
House of Representatives
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Rucker
Jackson
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Sunpalen
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Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Foreign Relations Committee
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
First Naonal Bank of New York
Knox
Honduras
Friends of
Rift in Champagne District Causes Tie
A disrupted Champagne District event led to a tied result as teams struggled with a rifting issue impacting play. Officials reported maintenance delays and field conditions affecting both sides. Local teams emphasized resilience and pursued a rescheduled clash.
Taft to Take Short Vacation in Maryland Cottage
President Taft plans a weekend retreat at a Beverley cottage near Feverly with Mrs. Taft and children. He may depart Friday night for a two day trip and return to the White House by Monday. Meanwhile the Interior Dept. advances land openings in South Dakota for settlement, as Sen. Gamble reports.
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Congress
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Spd Peverley
Hig Ney
Jane
Dean Sterling Seeks Senate Seat in South Dakota Race
A South Dakota delegation reports Dean Sterling, dean of the law school at the State University of Vermillion, will run for the Senate against Senator Gamble. He is mailing letters seeking support. A wedding for Ralph Ganthis and Virginia Neehilt is planned next Wednesday at Port Trepusit, with Senator Gamble in attendance.
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Senate
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South Dakoata
Thomas Sterning
Law Echoir
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Virginia Neehilt
Port Trepusit
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Poeanmhea
Des Moines Postmaster Appointment Tactics Rumored
Washington reports show Senator Channing seeking a rapid resolution of the Des Moines postoffice appointment. President Taft discussed the matter with Senator Cummins and considered who should be named, amid a clash with Senator Young over timing.
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Germany regrets Dr Hill resignation in Tir capital note
Tierlia reports Germany regrets the resignation of Dr Hill from his post as ambassador to the United States. The April dispatch notes the retirement and confirms the vacancy will be filled by July.
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State Department
United States
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New York
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Taft wife signature questioned on land patent
A North Dakota homesteader argues a patent signed by President Taft lacks validity without the president’s wife signature. Commissioner Dennett says the law requires only the president’s name, not Mrs Taft’s, for the patent.
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North Dakota
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General Land Office
Suys
United States
President Taft
Mr. Taft
Spinalers Convention Targets Eligible Bachelors
A local gathering in April aimed to review the eligibility of bachelors in Day County to prevent unsuitable matches. The event, organized by Webster and nearby residents, sought to ensure prudent marriage choices and civic decorum.
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Spinalers
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Day County
Buffalo relic found seven feet underground during well digging
Workmen at a waterworks site near Philip Dakota April 13 unearthed a seven foot bone fragment from a buffalo foreleg. The bone was found in gravel like that along the Missouri River and appears to come from a former main channel of an old river system.
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Huran
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Prospero us Bank Goes Under New Management
A bank in Prosperous, under new management, will be taken over by Dante from Wilgster with a June 2 transfer. A rapid turnover follows, as the institution prepares for new leadership and updated operations amid ongoing finance changes.
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Prosperous Bank
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