Mexican Revolution on Border Arrests at Douglas
Special to The Sun El Paso Oct 11 A group of emorant Mexican workers jailed for attempting a revolution. They planned to seize two border customs houses, march to Mexico City, and overthrow Diaz. Most are exiles from Mexico with crimes. risk deportation as dangerous fore se nters.
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Sun
EL Paso
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el Lou's
Republic
Diaz
Mexico
Able Smelter
Douglas
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Kosterlitzky
Kosterlitzkys & Pole
Cam
Maximilian
Kosterlitaky
Coffee Drunkards Rise Noted by Lindon Physician
A Lindon physician comments on a rise of coffee drinkers in Great Britain describing increasing caffeine use. He notes health effects and social implications while urging moderation and further study. The remark appears in a contextual discussion within a periodical.
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Lindon
Britain
Fall meeting opens at Churchill Downs with 98 days ahead
Louisvill e reports the fall meet at Churchill Downs starts Monday for 98 days with about 300 horses on grounds and nearby. Canadian riders and eastern talent are expected to boost the program. notable jockey Dave Nichol draws attention while bookmakers add strength with new layers led by Tom Shaw and others like Ed Alvey Frog Cook Jim Davis and Ambrose Donn.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Lyman Davis
Downs
Dave Nichol
Barney Schreiber
Tom Shaw
New York
Ed Alvey
Frog Cook
Jim Davis
Ambrose Donn
Lexington Racing forecast for grand trotting meet
Special to The San Lexington Ky Oct Big trotting meeting opens Tuesday with Kentucky Futurity for 3 year olds. Horsemen and horses are on hand and all that remains is good weather. Town buzzes with discussion of entrants and their backers, bets expected to rival any local event.
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San
Lexington
Change of Work Sees Teachers Find New Farm Life
A Baltimore writer describes two schoolteachers who moved to an abandoned farm near a summer resort. They raised honey and ducks, saved enough money to marry and support a husband, and their venture proved abandoned farms preferable to school teaching.
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Aaltimore
Colored Shoes Match Gowns For Evening Attire
A reader notes that evening footwear should positively complement gowns and indoor wear. A recently observed pair featured black and red leather, aligning with coordinated fashion choices.
Pythian Knights Set Annual Meet With Election Hinted
Jonce Monahan of Orleans likely to be elected grand chancellor as Pythian Knights gather for the annual Grand Lodge session in Denison hotel. About 1,000 knights expected. 86 official reps in attendance. race centers on grand outer guard with candidates listed from Indiana lodges.
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Denison
Grand Outer Guard
Harvey M. Thompson
Indge
Indianapolis
N. A. Morris
Iodge
Lebanon
Bert Lenhart
Decatur
Brubaker
Newcastle
John FP. Petri
Terre Haute
Will H. Johnson
Crawfordaville
David C. Atkinson
Haremand
al G. Slade
Evansville
Railroads named in Indiana freight-rate dispute move toward settlement
Indiana railroads, sued by Independent oil firms for alleged rate discrimination, signal a possible out of court settlement after notifying the railroad commission of shifting petroleum products from class four to class five. The National Refiring company provides a table showing per ton per mile rates from Whiting to Indianapolis, South Bend, Lafayette, Evansville, and Fort Wayne.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Oil Companies
Standard Oz Company
Ftcome
National Refirtig Company
Polonia
Polnta
Whittier Ia
Standard Oi Company
Whiting
Inanapois
Oye Cms
South Bend
Lafayette
Evanewile
Fort Wayne
Indiana Union Traction to inaugurate express service
The Indiana Union Traction company plans an express service starting October 15. Rates will be midway between traction freight and steam express prices. The service aims for higher frequency and speed, anticipated to erode express companies' business in Indiana.
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Indians Union Traction Company
Steam Line
Indiana
Indiana Union Traction Company
Victim of Big Four Wreck Named for St Francisville Couple
A Big Four wreck in Vincennes Indiana killed Hinwan Adams of St Francisville and injured Scrippe McHae Pres. Adams was to wed Bilas Josephine Apath of this city next Wednesday. The report notes the tragedy occurred early in the morning amid preparations for the wedding.
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Vincennes
Ind
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St. Francisville
Wiliam Fosher and Margaret Willoughby Wedding in City
The ceremony was at 815 E Washington St Sabbath morning with Rev Albert Doteh. The couple will reside at 83 E Washington Ave and host friends after Oct 5. Miss Myrtle Rader wed Albert Beaver at the Rader home on N Liberty St. Rev Mr Wilson officiated. Attendants were G W Judkins and May Finder played. The Beavers plan to be at home after Oct 5. The Rader family hosted the ceremony with roses and ferns in the décor.
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Margaret G. Willoughby
Washington St
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Albert G. Doteh
The
Covenant Congregational Church
Myrtle Rader
Joan Rader
Albert Beaver
N. Liberty
Wilaon
G. W. Judkins
Misa Mayfinder
Beaver
Wedding Revelations Shake New York Chicago Society
Arthur P. O’Brien, son of wealth owner Martin O’Brien, stunned Chicago society by secretly marrying Huldah Daniels in New York. His mother collapsed from distress upon learning the outsider Catholic union. Arthur now represents American Luxfer Trism in New York. brothers Walter and Howard tied to prominent marriages. Local notices follow on deaths, marriages, and building permits.
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Martin O'Brien
Dine Grave Ave
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New York
Danny Cupid
Kaita
Holdeh
Arthur P. O'Brien
Hulda
Daniels O'Brien
Arthur O'Brien
Ontside
Luxfer Trism Company
Walter Joseph O'Brien
Hin
Ampriaen Company
Walter
Katherine Henneman
William €. Harneman
Howan
Katherine Maus
Frederick, IX. Maus
Diversity Boulevard
Incorporations file notices in Indiana firms
The Machinists Foundry Co of Muncie files articles with $10,000 capital, ten directors named. The Wabash Artificial Iron and Cold Barrage Co of Wabash lists capital stock and five directors. The Lafayette Telephone Co files a notional increase of capital from $190,000 to $150,000.
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Machinists’ Foundry Company
Muncie
A. L. Bingham
Fred C. Kaiser
W. H. Brown
H. R. Gordon
Crozier
Prank Hunt
Wabash
Abraham Strickler
H. S. Logan
Lawrences Simpson
Harry Bowie
Joseph Hall
Lafayette Telephone Company
Policy King Adams Killed Himself in New York
Policies king Al Adams, once worth millions and a key underworld figure, shot himself at his Ansoala hotel apartment after a life of gambling and wealth. Sentences from prison and a failed brokerage left him despondent, with letters suggesting a net worth up to ten million dollars.
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Scrippa-McRae Frees Association
New York
al Adams
Ansoala
Adams
Mars
Fune
Tower New York
Nanaual
Central Park
Harvard
United Stat
M. J. Sage & Co
Harburger
Suffering From Cancer Tangled in Sultan Abdul Hamid's Health
London dispatch reports Abdul Hamid II, the sultan of Turkey, is gravely ill with cancer and British doctors fear he may not survive beyond six months. The Berlin Daily Mail correspondent cites Turkish physicians expressing concern over his continued decline.
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Scrippe-McMae Preas
London
Cot
Berlin
Matt
Abdul Harald
Sultan
Deserter Returns Home in Police Notice
Otho A. Hedges, wanted for detention, was traced to Duncan and returned to Handrickt. Deserter case noted with authorities seeking arraignment and processing.
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Wanti Ng Detentiv
Duncan
Handrickt
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