U S Stands Firm as Mexican Hostilities Resume
Washington reports the United States will stay neutral despite renewed Mexican fighting after Diaz refuses to resign. President Taft and Gen Wood deny intervention plans, urging soldiers remain north of the border and communications stay via civilians. Rumors of Knox resignation swirl amid cross department tensions.
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Taft
U. S
Diaz
Washington
United States
Mexico
Wood
Dickinson
Ike
Double Vote Offer Sparks Cass County Gift Enterprise Race
The Tribune announces a $700 Gift Enterprise double vote period extending to May 13. It highlights young contestants Mistress Georgetta Redmon Mistress Edward Dowdy Mistress Mary Eliza Helvey Master Robert H. Bishop and others as finalists with votes boosting their bid for gold and a crown in Cass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Mary Eliza Helvey
Richard A. Helvey
Miami Avenue
City
Mary
Cass County
Giftprise
Tribune
Insurgent Army Moves After Diaz Refusal to Resign
May 6 Paso Texas insurgents under General Francisco I Madero Jr break off armistice with the Mexican government and prepare to press the revolt Juarez as first attack point with Federals in barricaded streets. Madero cites Diazs refusal to resign as the cause and says peace talks are ended.
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Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Insurrectos
Union Station
Juarez
Diaz
Madero
Carabajal
Vasquez ‘Gomez
Peace Commission
Juego Carabajal
Wreck closes Lake Erie track at Noblesville for 30 hours
About thirty hours after a Panhandle Louisville division train derailed at Noblesville the Lake Erie track was rebuilt and traffic resumed. A broken flange caused the derailment throwing cars in multiple directions. Detours via Anderson and the Big Road disrupted Indianapolis access while yards remained congested.
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Lake Erie
Nobles
Rebels Readying New Juarez Offensive
Rebels in arms camps prepare to renew hostilities around Juarez as General Madero signals a forthcoming attack. Federals guard strong positions while insurgent leaders wear khaki and await orders for a new march tomorrow.
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Madero
Juarez
Navarro
Surprise at Capital Resumes Hostilities in Mexico
In Mexico City President Diaz remains unmoved as Madero declares he will resume fighting. Officials expect renewed hostilities with Cosio at the War Department preparing for action while newsboys struggle to meet paper demand.
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Diaz
Mexico
City of
Madero
Cadexe Street
de la Barra
War Department
Cosio
Local League Sends Six Delegates and Six Alternates to Fort Wayne
The Walther League of the German Lutheran church selects six delegates and six alternates to attend the Northern Indiana district convention in Fort Wayne. About 450 to 500 delegates from twelve cities will gather at Zion's Lutheran church for devotional services at 10. The local group, led by Fort Wayne church societies, travels by Wabash railroad with special rates arranged. The business session is at 2 pm and a social event at 7:30 pm. The local delegation returns on a late train tonight.
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League
Wabash Railroad
Amanda Budde
Pauline Strauch
Wolbrecht
Carl H. Rehm
J. C. Luplow
Willard Sturkin
Rose Rehm
Lillie Budde
Lydia Stegner
John Bethke
Harry Prosch
Oscar Harnish
Zion’s Lutheran
Fort Wayne
Zion Church Walther League
Klein
Indiana
O. M. E. Heintz
Legal clash looms as McNamara brothers face defense
In Los Angeles on May 6 the district attorney and officials discuss the McNamara murder and dynamiting cases. Attorney Leo M. Rappaport travels east with grand jury evidence and plans talks with Clarence Darrow, expected around May 15 to lead the defense after the arraignment.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
John J
James B. McNamara
Leo M. Rappaport
Clarence Darrow
Master Robert Edward McDonald Wins Popular Baby Race
Robert Edward McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McDonald of Nineteenth and Stevens streets, is described as a fine bright child likely to contend for the $300 in gold and the title of the most popular baby, backed by a devoted group of supporters.
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Edward M. Dowdy
W. B. Dowdy
Treen Street
City
Robert Edward McDonald
R. E. McDonald
Ninteenth
Stevens Streets
Robert
Striking Pittsburg Shopmen Paid At Ormsby Shops
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania the Pennsylvania railroad shopmen strike moved to the Ormsby shops with a company pay car dispersing workers. About sixty percent of the normal force reported for duty while some men left the premises rather than discuss the situation.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ormsby
Pay Car
Master Andrew Wiegand Tops Ladder of Fame
Andrew George Wiegand, son of Mr and Mrs George Wiegand of 508 1-3 Broadway, is featured as a rising entrant in the Gift Enterprise. The piece notes his many admirers and predicts the contest could launch greater opportunities, with his appearance slated for the top of the ladder of fame on June 3.
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Andrew George Wiegand
Tribune
Andrew
George Wiegand
Broadway
Death of Nurse Catherine Guickin in Carroll County
Miss Catherine Guickin died yesterday at her parents home in Washington township Carroll county aged twenty eight. She had served as a nurse at St Vincent hospital Indianapolis. Arrangements that followed were pending.
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Catherine Guickin
Michael Guickin
Washington Township
Carroll County
Indianapolis
Suffrage Parade Rallies Fifth Avenue Protesters
Gray-haired suffrage pioneers dubbed The Girls of 61 join dimpled girls and women of all ages as they march down Fifth Avenue from Fifty-seventh Street to Union Square in New York to protest denial of the ballot to women.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Streets
Unico Square
John Deitz Requests Trial Action in Harp Murder Case
Hayward Wisconsin May 6 John Deitz seeking court action as he stands trial for the alleged murder of Oscar Harp. He asked Judge Reid tonight for measures to collect evidence and proceed with the case.
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Hayward
Wis
John Deitz
Oscar Harp
Reid
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Army
House Committee On Military Affairs
Republic
Congress
Knox
State Departments
Department of State
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Tribune’s Gallery OF Cass CO
Nichols
Georgetta Redmon
Kokomo
Elmer Redmon
Main Street
Georgetta
Robert H. Bishop
Fred Bishop
Market Street
Logansport
Col
Teddy
Master Robert
The
Insurgent Army
Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Revo
Mistice
Noblesville
Walther League
Wabash
Del
Walther
Luther
Robert Edw
McDonald
Helen
Miss Guickin
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