Interventions on Mexico Not Planned by United States
The State Department telegraphed that the United States does not plan to mobilize troops along the Mexican border. Plans exist to move forces to Texas if needed to enforce neutrality laws and protect American lives, with Mexican troops allowed to pass through U S territory to reach rebel strongholds. An American escort will accompany Mexican troops during transit. Gonzalez marooned after escaping insurgents. he was later hidden by an American conductor and taken to Jiminez.
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U. S
Wood
J Col
Steever
el Paso
Texas
United States
State Department
Treasury
War Departments
Hagle Pass
Chihuahua
United States Army
Addance
Treasury Department
Mexico
Juarez
War Department
Gonzales
Torreon
Coahuila
Mex
Abram Gonzales
Santa Rosalia
Belcause
Jiminez
Churchill Ulster visit ends peacefully amid home rule push
Belfast report says Churchill and John Redmond spoke on the home rule bill after a tense day. Crowds paraded, police and troops kept peace, effigies burned, and Churchill departed early amid suffragette disruption.
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Admiralty
John ‘Ee. Redmond
Churchill
Ireland
Redmond
Ulster
Lord Londonderry
Sir Edward Carson
Arson Conspiracy Arrests Likely In Coming Week
Indicted dynamite conspiracy defendants are expected to be arrested as papers move to districts where suspects reside. Most are on their way for simultaneous action not before next Monday with bond sets possible for March 12 arraignment. Frank M. Ryan reports 30 plus officers of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers may be named in the indictments.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Feneral Grand Jury
McNamara Brothers
Ortie EB. McManigal
Pacific Coast
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Aeroplane Flight From Doeberitz to Hamburg Logged
Two army officers completed a flight in a War Department aircraft from Doeberitz near Berlin to Hamburg in two hours and fifteen minutes. The distance covered was about 150 miles.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
War Department
Doeberit
Berlin
Money Offered to See Telegram in Hines Hearing
Miss Helen Seavers testified Edward Hines offered money to view a telegram sent to Kerr during a senate Lorimer hearing. She described seeing money in his hand and said she refused to take it, while cross examination touched on prior statements and threats of confrontation amid a tense committee session.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Lorimer
Helen Seavers
Edward Hines
Bailey
H. EB. Kerr
Miss Seavers
Hines
Kerr
Coasting Upheaval Foods City Hills Under Police Watch
SWEAR Logansport reports icy city hills draw big crowds for tobogganing. Police patrol nights at College hill regulate coasters and ban profanity, with girls present. Coasting allowed on Spear street hill and Twentieth street east end under supervision to reduce traffic hazards.
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Logansport
College Hill
Sycamore Street
Spear Street
Twentieth Street
Swift group knew of system evidence in trial
Testimony at the Chicago trial of the Swift group of defendants showed that Louis F. Swift Edward F. Swift Charles H. Swift and Francis A Fowler had personal knowledge of the test and margin system central to the alleged restraint of trade. William G Hopkins testified the system remained in use and he oversaw beef test costs for twelve years. Arthur F Rogers said weekly summaries were sent to the four defendants and Lee M Lester testified that daily and weekly reports were sent to them. The direct examination was not finished when court adjourned.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Louis F. Swift
Edward F. Swift
Charles H. Swift
Francis A. Fowler
Swift
William G. Hopkins
John M. Chaplin
Arthur F. Rogers
Swift & Co
Edwin F. Swift
Lee M. Lester
Lester
Water Main Burst Knocks City Water Gas Supply
A large water main burst on Detroit's northeast side late today breaking a six inch gas main. The outage cut off fifty thousand people from water and left several hundred homes without fuel or illuminating gas. A temporary water supply was installed.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Banker Morse, a Broken Man, Now in Cotham Home
A report details banker Morse in a Cotham home under flash lights and cameras. Authorities or witnesses provide scene contrasts to Morse’s condition as he becomes central in a local incident.
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Morse
Cotham
Morse Returns Home Then Heads for Germany in frail Health
Charles W. Morse, bank wrecker and pardoned convict, returns to New York in a wheelchair with wife at his side. He is shunted through a crowd to a taxi, then departs for Bad Nauheim, Germany, as doctors say prison life has shattered his health.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles W. Morse
Pennsylvania Station
West Fifty-eighth Street
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Morse
Cy Young Signs Twenty-Second Major League Contract
Boston Feb 8 Denton T Cy Young submitted his signed contract to the Boston National League baseball club for his twenty second year in the major leagues. He remains the oldest pitcher by years of service in the big leagues.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Denton T
Cy) Young
Cabinet Members Resign in Norway
Several cabinet members quit the government today in Christiana. The resignations include Foreign Affairs Minister J. Irgens Justice Minister H. Scheel Commerce Minister B. Braenne Defense Minister Col. K. S. Bull and Cults and Public Institutions Minister J. Kvig stad.
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Christiana
Norway
J. Irgens
Justice
H. Scheel
Commerce
B. Braenne
Col
K. S. Bull
J. Kvigstad
Big Fire at Racine Damages City Hall
Fire in Racine Wisconsin on February 8 caused heavy damage to the city hall and surrounding district. Officials report substantial losses to the building and contents with extensive smoke and water damage across the area.
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Racine
Wis
Fee
Waa
Brown Beats Madden In Ten Round Boxing Bout
New York report says Knockout Brown outboxed Frankie Madden in every round but the first at the American Boxing Club in Brooklyn during a ten round featherweight contest. Brown dominated the action with crisp counter punches and is hailed for a decisive performance.
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New York
Brown
Frankie Madden
East Side
American Boxing Club
Brooklyn
Throws acid on lover in New York attack
A young woman dashed carbolic acid in the face of William Kauf man, a 21 year old tailor, as he entered a building in New York on February 8. The incident is reported as a violent assault with emergency treatment provided to the victim.
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New. York
William Kaufman
Taft campaign HQ to open in Washington
Washington February 8 Taft headquarters will be opened here immediately to direct the president’s political interests. Representative W B McKinley of Illinois will lead the effort from now until the Chicago convention. He plans a series of conferences starting tomorrow to map a campaign strategy.
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W. B. McKinley
Illinois
Chicago
Taft
Hilles
White House
McKinley
Found, Lost and Found Again in Courtroom Drama
In St Louis on February 8 Andrew J White, who claims to be George A Kimmel a Kansas City banker with contested insurance policies, appears in court briefly without his true identity. He is linked to a hotel rooming house discovery with Harry Fox and a 1898 disappearance tied to family insurance claims.
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Associated Press
St. Louis, Mo
Andrew J. White
Harry Fox
Niles
Mich
Kimmel
Edna
Estelle Kimmel
Bonslett
Cass County Horticultural Society Meeting Set
The Cass County Horticultural Society will meet in the north court room at the courthouse at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. All persons interested in fruit growing are invited to attend.
Rube Marquard Signs to Stay with Giants
New York, Feb. 8 Rube Marquard the National League’s leading pitcher last season signed today to stay with the Giants in 1912 1918.
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Associated Press
New York
Rube Marquard
Giants
Defense Anticipates New Tactics in Baade Arson Trial
In Cass circuit court, Conrad Baade’s arson case progresses with witness testimony on snow tracks linking Baade’s home to the Georgetown mill. Key witness Frank Kistler reports Baade warned him off the Baade property, while others struggle with memories as spectators are ejected and cross examination probes the trail details.
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Baade
Frick
Jenkines
Kistler
M. W. Nethercutt
Georgetown
Carroll County
Nethercutt
A. G. Jenkines
Noah Frick
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