Marero Signals Re Sign To Seek Peace In IoTern
In a bid for stability Marero expresses willingness to re sign office to ensure peace in IoTern. The move aims to solidify governance and reduce tensions ahead of elections and regional talks.
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08 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1911
Page
1
Madero Signals Ironclad Stance Amid Peace Talks
In a formal interview at Bustillos near Chihuahua Madero rejects Diaz promises and calls for Diaz retirement and a new election. He offers potential concessions including a provisional president but denies any peace talks or commissions. He emphasizes war continuation if Diaz resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
Busillos Estate
Chihuahua
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero
Insurrecto
Diaz
Senor Madero
Fei Paso
Bustillos Hacienda
General Diaz
United States
Promised Demands Far From Selfish Says Diaz Ally
An ally of Diaz insists promises made are not self seeking and urges understanding of the nation’s demands. He argues foreign interference is not sought and cites past peace mediation as contrast to current domestic splits and unyielding aims. New York notes the speech follows a tour of official offices and gardens. The piece contrasts political rhetoric with calls for unity amid internal strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurrecto
Diaz
United States
Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
New York
America
Moonside Academy
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Arkadelphia Packet Company organized to promote Ouachita navigation
The Arkadelphia Packet Company capitalized at $20 000 was organized to promote navigation on the Ouachita River. It plans to buy a steamer a towboat and a line of barges and operate along the Ouachita Black Red and Mississippi rivers. Directors include Capt. R W Huie and J H Abraham with F J Carpenter E Nowlin and J E Callaway as officers. The firm already contracted with the government to haul sand gravel for building. A government snagboat dredges the river between Arkadelphia and Camden with completion expected in about 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Ark
Arkadelphia Packet Company
Ouachita River
Mississippi
Ouachita
Black
Red
F. J. Carpenter
R. W. Huie
Arkadelphia Milling Company
New Orleans
Brave Deeds by Rescuers Save Coal Mine Victims
Seventy bodies recovered from burning coal mine as rescuers perform swift search and rescue. Fire teams battled flames. authorities confirm casualties and continue recovery operations with aid from local and regional agencies.
Mysterious Explosion Roils Alabama Mine Tragedy
In Throop at Pancost mine 170 convicts died of suffocation as a blast trapped 196 workers. By 10 am 70 bodies were recovered, nine found in a gangway heap. United States Rescue Car foreman Joseph Evans perished, hailed as hero for aiding the perilous rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Joseph Evans
United States
Evars
John Berry
Knight
Dawes
United States Wins First Black Hand Racketeering Conviction
Chicago April 8 The government wins its first case in Chicago against the Black Hand crime ring blamed for nearly fifty dynamite outrages and murders. Gianni Alongi is convicted of using the mails to send threatening letters. Judge Landis and Inspector Stuart received death threats if Alongi is convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Black Hand
Gianni Alongi
K. M. Landis
Post Office
Jamesf. Stuart
Alongi
Garmilo Marsalla
Marsalla
Georgia Congressman Pushes Free Cotton Ties and Bagging
Representative Bartlett of Georgia introduces bills to repeal tariff paragraphs 125 and 355 in the Payne Aldrich Act and place cotton ties and jute bagging on the free list. The tax on ties is three tenths of a cent per pound and six tenths per square yard for bagging. Judge Bartlett expects a favorable Ways and Means report or an explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bartlett
Georgia
Ways and Means Committee
United States Wins Chicago Case Against Black Hand
Government prosecutors secure a decisive victory in Chicago over the Black Hand group. The ruling solidifies federal action against extortion and conspiracy, underscoring ongoing wartime security efforts.
Rescue at Hoboken After Irene Passengers Get Aid
The Prinz Wilhelm brought 1720 rescued passengers from the stranded Prinzess Irene to Hoboken docks. Wrecking crews and life savers had previously transferred the passengers aboard the Wilhelm, delivering them safely ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lloyd
Hoboken
Insane Wife Slays Husband in Bradley County Arkansas
Lee Bethea of Vick in Bradley County is killed by his wife after a violent quarrel. The woman fired a shotgun and stabbed him, then reloaded and shot him in the head as he sat on the steps. There were no eyewitnesses. she testified at the coroner’s inquest and was bound over to the grand jury without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Ark
Lee Bethea
Vick
Bradley County
Saline
Bethea
Weather Tonight and Sunday Showers and Cooler
Tonight expect showers and unsettled, followed by a cooler Sunday. Strong winds possible with the frontal passage and temperatures dipping across the region.
Grand jury indicts several on election offenses in New Orleans
The grand jury indicted Captain Dick Meredith over possession of registration papers at the parish prison. Charges include poll list tampering by Charles Smythe, Joseph Brady, and T. C. Stewart at poll No. 5 in the First Ward, plus similar indictments against officers and workers at polls Nos. 9 and 11 in the Second and Third Wards for extra entries. William McGawley and others face charges related to omitting names and closing a poll list. A recent subpoena was issued by Judge Chretien at the request of District Attorney Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dick Meredith
Parish
Charles Smythe
Joseph Brady
T. C. Stewart
Henry Sullivan
P. H. Dominique
G. Heingarten
J. Cleve
M. J. Aucern
J. Heniger
Joseph B. Norris
William H. Weber
Third Ward
William McGawley
Thomas Kennedy
Joseph Henry
Jos. F. Larin
Chretien
Adams
Pacific Battle Fleet Planned for the Pacific Ocean
Secretary Meyer aims to place two sixteen ship battleship fleets, one in the Atlantic and one in the Pacific, within a year. The plan follows discussions with Senator Perkins and shifts from the former single Atlantic fleet concept to a dual fleet strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Pacific
Japan
Elihu Root
Perkins
Senate Committee On
Naval Affairs
Atlantic
Great Britain
Channel
Mediterranean
Eugene Hale
Naval Committee
Louisiana Senators Edge Lorimer Case in Tariff Debate
Governor Sanders ahead in theory as Louisiana senators in Congress face Lorimer investigations and tariff battles. The split over free raw materials and protectionism shapes primary strategies with Ransdell, Pujo, and Broussard navigating caucus pressures. Jimmy Collins named to play third base for Providence and manage the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Louisiana
Washington
Lorimer
Congress
Gov
Illinois
Gov. Sanders
Ways and Means Committee
Ransdell
Senate
South
Ways and Means
Gen. Estopnal
State Committee
Jimmy Collins
Providence
Cotton futures rise on New Orleans close
The markets today report cotton futures closing with a net advance of 7 to 14 points in New Orleans. In Chicago on April 8 wheat prices firmed 1 4 to 3 8 higher while provisions traded easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chiago
Louisianians Worried Reopening Lorimer Case Delays Campaigns
Residents of Louisiana express concern that a renewed examination of the Lorimer case could push back campaign plans and political timelines. Local leaders warn of uncertainty affecting schedules and voter outreach efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marero
Scranton
Throop
Prinzess Srene
Ouachita Boys’ Hog Club
Husband
Battfchip Fleet
Pacific Ocean
Senator Perkins
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