Diaz Charges Target Mexicans In US Persecution Plot
Washington June 9 sensational charges claim President Diaz uses US officers to persecute Mexican political refugees in the United States. Witnesses say Wall Street interests control Mexican copper, rubber, oil, rail, sugar and express services, pressuring American authorities to aid Diaz. Evidence cites deportations and staged murders to deter opposition, with officials accused of winked enforcement and border troops turned back asylum seekers.
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Washington
Diaz
Mexico
United States
House Committee In Rules
Representative Wilson
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
John Kieth Turner
L. Gutierez de Lara
America
Guggenheims
Continental Rubber Company
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Company
Republic
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Harriman Heirs
Sugar Trust
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Turner
Stttes
Opponent of Diaz May be Expelled from Country
SAN ANTONIO Tex June 9 Mexicans here have received advices that Francisco Madero candidate for president of Mexico on the anti-nationalist ticket was placed under formal arrest Wednesday at the order of government officials. his arrest of Madero is taken to mean that Maderos election boom will soon be wiped out by Madero being sent out of the country on a mission. Madero will not be the first anti Diaz man to take such a trip.
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San Antonio
Tex
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Madero
Conductor Accused of Ticket Graft in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne conductor Bert Benner of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company is accused by officials of a ticket graft. He allegedly bought back punched tickets and substituted them for valid ones, selling the good tickets to mail carriers at a rate of 16 for 50 cents.
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the Sun
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bert Benner
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Green town Blaze Destroys Several Properties
A Thursday fire in Green town destroyed the Kokomo, Marion and Western traction company station, the Will Cutts store, a livery stable, and a nickel picture show. Total damage about 8000 dollars. Origin of the blaze remains a mystery.
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Kokomo
Ind
Greentown
Kokomo, Marion & Western Traction Company
Will Cutts
King George Receives Loyal Addresses at First Court
In London at St James Palace on Thursday King George held his first court. He received deputations from city authorities presenting loyal addresses and replied with appreciation. The mourning atmosphere was noted in the ceremony.
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London
George
St. James Pelace
Foiled Cook foes summit Mt McKinley on two 23000 foot peaks
Fairbanks Alaska June 9 Mount McKinley, the highest peak in America, was climbed again by William R. Taylor, Charles McGonagle, and Peter Anderson, part of a party that earlier planted a flag on the summit. They reached the north and south summits around 23,000 feet, photographed the flag, and described a similar ascent route with a 12,000 foot start and a 16,000 foot camp, citing their earlier expedition and scientific plans by Herschel Parker.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
America
Frederick Cook
Plorer
Wiliam R. Taylor
Charles McGonagel
Peter Anderson
Thomas Lloyd
Cook
Herschel C. Parker
Columbia University
Taylor
Summit
C. A. Davidson
Robert Horne
Conman Fred J. Carney Posed as Detective in $10 Scam
Fred J. Carney, 38, of 110 N East street, was arrested by Detectives Haley and Shine for overworking a gullible man. Carney impersonated a government detective and arrested John Ross at the statehouse employment bureau, then extorted $10 for release. He later telephoned Ross's family seeking appointments at a street corner in Newark. Carney admits borrowing the ten dollars.
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Fred J. Carney
N. East Street
Haley and
Shine
Carney
John Ross
Free Employment Bureau
Statehouse
Ross
New York
New Jersey
Lumber Robbers Reported Stole Kaminsky's Lumber
Julius Kaminsky of Alabama near Eighteenth street reported to police that 1500 feet of lumber was stolen while he tore down chutes at Riverside and cut lumber to the Speedway. Albert Hume said burglars broke into his room at 1611 North Alabama street and took 35 dollars and a suit of clothes Wednesday night.
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Julius Kaminsky
Alabama
Eighteenth Street
Kaminsky
Riverside
Albert Hume
Alabama Street
Colored arrests at 320 West Tenth Street raid
White and Burris led a raid arresting 11 men and five women at a place run by Ed Greiner. Police found gin and whisky. the venue, once a saloon, had its license revoked and now only soft drinks were to be sold. A woman was brought to the station by her mother the next morning.
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Sergis. White and
Burris
Ed Greiner
Tenth Street
Eminent Attorneys Seek Change in Indiana Traction System
Eminent attorneys argued before the Indiana appellate court that the Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend Traction Company must abandon its single phase alternating current system for older methods. The suit alleges the currents disrupt telegraph and railroad signals, harming wiring and block systems. The Lake Shore railroad seeks to protect its lines from competition fears. Judge Harry Tuthill sustained the traction company’s demurrers.
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Indiana
Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend Traction Company
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Lake Shore Railroad Company
S. B. Traction Company
Harry Tuthill
Laporte County
Dunkards Do Not Change Bonnet Style at Winona Lake
The Dunkards in session at Winona Lake on June 9 refused a resolution to alter women's bonnet fashion. Older members opposed the change, while younger members backed the proposal. The conference adjourned Thursday afternoon.
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Winona Lake
Dunkards
Mice Nibble Fire at Newport High School
Mice nibbling matches are believed to have caused the Newport high school blaze that did 500 dollars damage. The fire started between the high school and primary rooms as firefighters found part of an old match box end.
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Newport
Ind
Insurgent Republicans Weigh Rejection of Conference Report
In Washington on June 9 insurgent Republicans in the House discuss rejecting the conference report on the senate railroad bill after Tuesday's defeat on the Lenroot motion. They believe leverage remains to pressure the conferees and may still secure a first class bill. Representative Mann of Illinois pledged to back the house wishes in the conference, and the vote tightening suggests potential gains.
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Washington
House
Senate
Mann
Illinois
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Havana Police Chief Suspended Over Duel Incident
Havana reports Chief of Police Martinez was suspended on Thursday for engaging in a duel with a colored politician named Aranda. The clash arose amid political tensions as authorities investigated the affair and its implications for public order.
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Havana
Martinez
Aranda
Governor Dines at Laycock Plant with Governor Marshall
Gov Marshall attends a noon dinner at the T B Laycock & company plant with about 375 employees and invited guests. The event features Factory News with a lead story and a photo of the governor. Marshall praises capital and labor working as men to solve troubles as dignitaries and local figures look on.
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T. B. Laycock & Company
Factory News
Laycock
Gov. Marshall
William Bell
Marshall
Robert McBride
J. J. Appel
I. N. Ritchie
Claude Ritchie
H. G. Hill
W. J. Mooney
R. G. Leeds
Charles Morgan
Remster lends jury to Stubbs in court day
Juvenile court lacks funding for a jury while circuit court has. Judge Stubbs needed a jury Thursday morning and Judge Remster lent his malfunctioning jury for the day, avoiding the need for any appropriation.
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Circuit Court
Juvenile Court
Stubbs
Judge Remster
Elevator kick awakens courthouse elevator after long dormancy
In a Forum of the People column on the Sun editorial page, readers note the courthouse elevator resumed operation on Thursday after a three week pause. The remonstrance against the elevator is remembered as the piece discusses its elevating effect on the building's access.
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Forum of the People
the Sun
Review Board Completes 1910 Taxes List for Marion County
The Marion County Board of Review Thursday finalized the 1910 tax list led by L. S. Ayres & Co with 348,490. New entries include American Warming & Ventilating Co Pacific Realty and American Manufacturing Agency among others, with various amounts shown for 1909 and 1910.
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Review Board
Marion County Board of Review
L. S. Ayres Company
American Warming & Ventilating Company
Anchor Realty Company
American Afanufacturing Agency
American Oil Refining Company
American Computing Co
Grocers' Novelty Co
Baker-Stewart Door Equip- Felt Co
Css. Seseeeweee
German Realty Co
Ayres & Col
Atlas Paper Co
Ncye
New American Sales Co
Adel
American Warming and Ventilating Co
New. Meat Co
American Maze Ih
Reining Company
Anson-Hixon Sash and Door Company Oi
Ceeseeeseewaee
Armstrong Laundry Co
Guttenburg Co
Police dog nabbed army lieutenant over cartridge theft
Berlin dispatch reports a police dog captured an army lieutenant at Koesten on charges of stealing 2000 cartridges. The arrest caused a sensation and authorities say cartridges have been stolen systematically for months, with total value in the thousands of dollars.
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Berlin
Koesten
Quick Shampoo Tip From The New York World
The article explains a dry shampoo method for summer grooming. Mix four ounces box with four ounces arms root, store in a sister-cap can, and sprinkle a tablespoonful before brushing to remove dust and dirt. Five to ten minutes of brushing leaves hair light and fluffy and helps repel evening dampness.
Screen Wire and Lawn Mower Bargains in 46 Inch Cut
Advertises screen wire in all widths priced by the square foot and a 46 inch cut lawn mower with high wheel and ball bearing. The 5.00 kind offered for 3.75. Local page listing stationary sale items and discounts.
Kokomo Fires Talkative Officer Belt for Bootleg Tipster
In Kokomo Indiana on June 9 the police board dismissed Clyde C Belt aged 22 of Leesburg for talking too much while employed to uncover illegal liquor operations. Soon after, Welty was arrested on bootlegging charges for allegedly distributing drinks to obtain more liquor.
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the Sun
Kokomo
Ind
Clyde C. Belt
Leesburg
Welty
Notions at Little Prices Lace and sewing goods sale
Six yards of Torchon Lace for 6c two dozen Pearl Buttons for 2c 2000 Tooth Picks for 2c Dozen Picnic Plates for 4c Three cans of Wall Paper Cleanser 22c Packing Camphor for moths and insects can 10c White Tar Flake for moths quart 20c Three packages of Snow Boy or White Line Washing Powder 10c 25c package Gold Dust for 19c 25c package Liquid Veneer 20c Dust Down gallon 22c Two spools Silk Thread colors Se cores of Lime pound ae Be jon Lye 10c cans for Je Toilet Paper roll 3c
Soap Sale Prices and Limits Listed
Soap specials show cakes of Royal Santa Claus Ivory Sunny Monday Fairy Bab bitt Lenox or Sweet Clover and White Castile. Each buyer limited to five cakes per item. Also offers Toilet Soaps assorted odors three cakes for one cent.
Marshall to Speak on Old Folks Day
Marion Ind June 9 Gov Marshall has been asked to address the eighth annual meeting of the Grant County Octogenarian club on Old Folks day around the middle of August and will attend if arrangements permit
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Marion
Ind
Marshall
Grant County
Free medical services offered by The Doctors Are Here
Dr Gilmer Medical Institute announces a generous free treatment offer valid until June 15 for two months. Specialists provide consultations examinations minor surgeries and aim to cure all conditions treated excluding medicines. They guarantee results and will frankly state incurable cases at first interview.
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Gourt
Belle Beach Bain
Railroad
Traction Company
Dunkard
Remster
Marion County
Ayres Company Largest
Bers
The
New York World
HP Wasson
Reg
Nation Counter
Ayer
Castile
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Weber Drug CO
Dr. Gilmer Medical Institute
N. Penn. Street
Hyow
Gray, Gribben & Grey
Ohio
Ind. Ave
David Koontz
E. Wabash
Bird Store
R. J. Ward
Ohio Street
U. S. Bank Safe Co
Wivington
A. H L. Wills
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