Diaz Assumes Full Blame For Uprising In Mexico
Felix Diaz, leader of an abortive uprising against the Mexican government, confessed responsibility during a Vera Cruz court martial. Eighteen privates faced trial under General Davila as President Madero declined senate demands for cabinet ministers to report on the rebellion and trial.
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Menxico City
Get
Felix Diax
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Mexico
Supreme Court
Li Sisto
Davila
Feliz Loraz
Madero
Senate
Verarez
Rouge Handicap Ten Job Hunting Girls
New York January 28. Wage earners with painted faces are tabooed by factory and shop employers. Ara PL J. O'Connell, at the Vocational Guidance Conference opened at Hebrew Technical School for Girls, urged candid discrimination. She described an applicant who, after years of job changes, blamed her persistence in drama for failure.
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New York
Get
Ara. PL
J. O'Connell
Hebrew Technical School For
Alliante Employment Bureau
Dre. O'Connell
Joba
Breathitt Feudists Throng Court House
Winchester Ky October 28 A sensational testimony by Mrs Edward Callahan Mrs Clifton Gross and Mrs Truth Callahan dominated the hearing on the motion on the ball for fifteen defendants charged with the murder of former Sheriff Edward Callahan of Lerenthill county drawing a large crowd to the court room. About 70 witnesses remained to be examined when court opened.
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Winchester
Edward Callahan
Clifton. Gross
Truth Callahan
Lerenthill County
Great Western Portland Cement plant N receivers appointed
Kansas City Me Feb 28 Upon application of the Commerce Trust company of Kansas City Frank Travia of Tela was named receiver for the Great Western Portland Cement company by Judge Pollack in federal court. The Tala plant closed months ago amid failed reorganization. Company capitalized at 1 500 000 with a trust deed of 250 000 and 146 000 in bonds sold.
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Kansas City
Commerce Trust Company
Frank Travia
Tela
Great Western Portland Cement Company
Pollack
Kan
Tala
Ekan
Great Western Company
Heir to Lordship but Will Not Claim Title
Edmund Pennnington, president of the Soo Line, stated in Minneapolis on October 28 that he may inherit the estate and title of Lord Muncaster but will not seek the title and plans to remain an American.
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Minneapolis
Mion
Lord Muncaster
Edmund Pennnington
The
Soo Ine
Pennington
Evers Chosen Manager of Chicago Nationals
Chicago announces that Frank Evers, second baseman for the Chicago National League club, will manage the team next season succeeding Frank Chance. A trusted friend stated the decision firmly, signaling a clear plan for leadership change.
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Evers
Chicago Nationals
Chicago
An Evers
Frank Chane
Wireless Dispatch Probes Over Des Moines Cruiser Message
Washington officials probe a wireless dispatch from the cruiser Des Moines at Vera Cruz intercepted in San Diego stating badly in need of protection. No official Des Moines message reached here last night or today. The state department asks Mexico about Dunn and Caracristi, two Americans expelled under article 3 of the Mexican constitution.
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Washington
Navy
State Department
Des Moines
Vera Cruz
San Diego
Cal
Mexico
Dunn
Caracristi
Eighteen Drowned as Vessel Sinks Off Brazilian Coast
The steamship Asiatic Prince reported rescuing 18 men from the burning Fagundes Varella off Brazil on October 7. Of 40 aboard, 18 drowned and nine were picked up by an unidentified vessel.
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New York
Granks Threaten 10 Kill Col Roosevelt
Oyster Bay notes a spate of threatening letters aimed at Col Roosevelt and a stranger’s attempt to gain entry on his return. Security plans consider one or two guards for the ex president during the campaign, while he recovers.
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Granks
Col
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Colo Unel
Hoosevelt
Sagamore Ful
Gugeinure
Billy
Lozena
Ohio wage law probe touches steel firms and others
Secretary Whitlae O Agelur of the Ohio slagty board of awards leads inquiries into United States Steel and several plants over compensation law changes. L. Hk. Flurueth of Pittsburgh represents the steel firm as investigators review how new orders may affect workers and company operations through November. General Uellinger Ho lin of New York may issue final orders as differences are settled and the creek company expresses satisfaction with rates and state plans.
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Viotutib
Whitlae O Agelur
Ohio Tlaglty Board of Awards
United States Steel Corporation
L. Hk. Flurueth
Paitesburgh
Nltine
Steel Corporation
Ohla
Inée Corporation
Ciagloyea
Uellinger Holin
New York
Archer
Creek Company
Right-Side Heart Saves Boy After Picket Fence Injury
A boy named David, 11, was wounded when a fence spike pierced his chest near the heart. Doctors at a Portha hospital report his abnormal heart position aided his survival and he is recovering well.
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New York
Witle Dravid Krunish Jefe
Pordhai Hospital
David
Editor who roasted mayor is sustained
The federal jury in Peoria acquitted Myron Jordan of Rock Island in the case charging him with sending obscene literature through the mails. Jordan, a staff editorial writer for the Rock Island News, was tried after an attack on Mayor Betriever during a Peoria visit by a party of friends.
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Peoria
Myron Jordan
Rock Island
Til
Jordan
Rock Island News
John Looney
Betriever
Five Bankers Found Guilty of Fraud Plot
Five bankers were convicted by a federal jury in Memphis amid a conspiracy to defraud case. Convicted individuals include B L Hendrey former president of Memphis Night and Day bank H Wynne former president of Little Rock All Night and Day bank Abner Davis former president of Night and Day bank Oklahoma City C A Bonds former president of Kansas City All Night and Day bank and J H Brooks former director of Memphis All Night and Day bank.
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Memphis
Tenn
B. L. Hendrey
H. Co. Wynne
Little Rock, Ark
Abner Davis
Night and
Oklahoma City
C. A. Bonds
Kansas City
J. H. Brooks
Aviator Louis Mitchell Killed in 206 Foot Fall
Montgomery observation event ends in tragedy as aviator Louis Mitchell loses control during a spiral glide and crashes from 500 feet to impact killing him after hours of flight before a crowd of about 5 000 spectators.
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Montgomery
Ala
Louis Mitchell
Mitchell
Bold Baylight Robbery Shocks Minneapolis
Two men orchestrated a noon theft on a principal street seizing 173 Soo Line pay checks totaling about $8 000. They cashed roughly half of the checks worth an estimated $2 000 after visiting a dozen department stores before vanishing as investigators sweep the city.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Oni
Soo Line
Central Station
Cuban election fears rise as parties clash in Cuba
Wide interest surrounds Cuba's November ballot amid Liberal and Conservative rivalries. President Comex seeks impartiality while Zayas and Menocal backers threaten to spark disorder. Police fear armed clashes and renewed intervention as campaigns heat up.
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Havana
Cuna
Estrada Paulina
AbLtredo Zayas
Jine Cruterra
Mageon
Wea
Inge Wieguel Gomec
Sayas
Zayas
Eusebino Hernandes
Liberal Party
Marto G. Menocal
Enriqua Verona Suaren
Patriottc
Allance
Albert
Tlayana
Aix
Jose A Mileuel Comex
Nireelt
Republic
Cavil
Elintericos
Gomez
Zagistas
Meénoual
Marty
Peselong
Piratos Menta
Auburba
Flavang
Uncle Sam to Push Jack Johnson Case
The Department of Justice in Washington orders an exhaustive investigation into the Jack Johnson Luctiz Cameron case. Bert Meyer, a local agent, heads to St Joseph to interview witnesses as investigators enter the case across state lines. Washington officials have placed the department at the investigators disposal nationwide.
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Chicago
department # justice
Washington
Jack” Johnson-Luctiz Cameron
Wickersham
Bert J. Meyer
St Joseph
Btd
Wife of trapper missing in dense forest at Orr
Orr Minnesota October 28 Mrs Peter Drift wife of a trapper is lost in the forest with grave fear she will freeze to death. She became separated from her husband on an excursion yesterday.
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Orr, Minn
Peter Drift
Dougherty Sets Passenger Record In Illinios Flight Feat
Joliet October 28 Friends of aviator Earl Dougherty say he set a U S passenger record by carrying five passengers from Coal City in two large biplanes. A second flight carried three passengers, claimed as further proof of a national record.
Successful Women Seek Big Aims While Folly Delays Them
A reflective piece on women and ambition notes many start with great enthusiasm but fail to sustain it. Excuses, fatigue, and ego stall progress, letting easier tasks take precedence over the uphill effort required for meaningful achievement.
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Osue
Ashe
Polishing Furniture Guide With Step By Step Tips
A detailed home care guide describes washing one piece at a time with tepid water and soap, drying thoroughly, and buffing to restore luster. For visible scratches, it suggests touch up with artist paints matching mahogany oak or mission finishes and leaving to dry overnight.
Fragmented OCR Note Marks Dusty Table Copy
In the center of the table was a copy of the current number of Gaed Towne. Menping and in every part of the table nok concealed by books the dust was so thick you could write your name. It seems to me that there fe & fexnun to be deedyed froma that.
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Maine
New York
Suffrage Visit Highlights Dusty Meeting Room
JT toured the headquarters on lower Madison Avenue of a prominent suffrage group. Two well known women present spoke of recent remarks, noting the striking dust in the meeting space. A windowed entrance area displayed pamphlets on woman suffrage and various periodicals.
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Madison Avenue
Burglar Speech Echoes in Memphis But Houston Invite Likely Don’t Help
A garbled note from a Memphis burglar expresses casual intent and asks for a number if he visits Houston. The misread text shows a rough, incomplete confession about a meal and departure with unclear details of crime or location.
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Houston
Farewell Only On The Street In Broken Speech
A fragmentary street dialogue shows two men arguing about money and magnets with disjointed phrases and unclear context.
Fashion Description of Sapphire Gown in Chiffon
A gown described in sap phire blue chiffon features a black satis girdle and pawa, a deep collarette bodice, and a wide band at the skirt foot above three shirred ruffles. The skirt is shirred to a draped yoke with a front fastening.
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Hoere
Bulgarians Rout Turks in Balkan Front Fight
Bulgarian forces under General Dimitrov launched a major offensive around Adrianople pushing Turkish lines back toward Kirk Kilisseh and Adrianople. Casualties run high on both sides with Bulgarian gains described as decisive despite heavy losses.
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Tundja
Elik-Kilissel
Aidrkinople
Chattelja
Arda
Arde
Nouthiest
Adrianople
Phelitlug
Artllery
Filgeriens
Dimitntroff
Gayt
Tirnevo
Kirk-Kilsseh
Constantinople
Nehugg
Tusadja
Maras
Kirk-Kilisseh
Adrianopie
Lule Burgag
Abdullah Pasha
Saloniki
Eirk-Elisseh
Kumanova
Zekki Pasha
Uskup
Belgrade
Vranya
Hgri Palanka
Stephanovitch
Hospital Accepts Gift from Jim Brady
Baltimore today reports that James B. Brady of New York financier and horseman gave Johns Hopkins Hospital half a million dollars for its work and future expansion. Dr. Hugh Young announced the gift after trustees approved the terms.
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Baltimore
James B. Brady
New York
Finaander and Horseman
Johns-Hopkins Hospital
Hugh Young
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