Mexican Vice President Denies Criticism Repeated Claims
Vice President Correal of Mexico denies ever saying the criticized remark. He insists he never made the statement in question and rejects the criticism as misattributed.
01 May 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1911
Page
1
Vice President Correal of Mexico denies ever saying the criticized remark. He insists he never made the statement in question and rejects the criticism as misattributed.
A blaze gutted part of Bangor Maine causing six million dollars in damage and leaving thousands homeless. The fire's spread halted by crews as residents faced an uncertain future. PMID: none.
Has Judge Carbajal the Government envoy full power to act for President Diaz to seal peace terms this week. Insurrectos demand full authority before negotiations and refuse to treat otherwise. Fourty four rifles bound for the Rebel camp were seized by Fourth Cavalry troopers. the weapon contracts predate the armistice.
Bangor Maine May 1 fire destroyed about forty blocks and six million dollars of property. Two people died and several were seriously injured as flames raged over seven hours. Rain aided containment by morning as authorities began planning rebuilding and aid for homeless residents.
In New Orleans on May 1 the Pica yune reports that Judge overruled a venue change for Edward S. Whitaker. Of 25 witnesses, 12 defense and 5 state testified juror qualification, leaving the court with a ruling that a fair trial could be held in the city. The judge discharged the witnesses.
Tonight and Tuesday forecast for generally fair skies with colder temperatures. Light winds and dry conditions expected across the region. Highs and lows not specified in the fragment.
On Saturday afternoon Judge Chreti ruled on the motion for change of venue filed by Sturgis Adams representing Whitaker, who is charged with a crime against nature, and the trial ended.
Chris Evans once the famed California desperado is released on parole from Folsom prison after seventeen years of a life sentence for train robbery. His daughter Mrs. Guittarez meets him at the gate and they depart to comply with parole terms banishing him from Oregon, as he plans to live with her. Evans led a gang that terrorized Visalia and Fresno with holdups and train robberies, was recaptured after a dramatic escape, and leaves prison blind and crippled.
Democratic leaders in the House plan a resolution directing President Taft to discuss neutralizing the Philippines with major powers. They cite the party pledge for independence and note party and potential Republican support may hinge on neutrality, US profits, and absentee landlord concerns.
Commander Shaffer expresses gratitude to the state administration during a formal OC occasion. He credits the leadership for progress and cooperation, underscoring joint efforts across agencies.
In New Orleans a political conference drew noted figures Foster and Sanders along with Michel and Ransdell, highlighting regional party activity and allied factions.
Major General Shaffer issues orders for the Louisiana Division U C V reunion to be held May 16 17 18 at Little Rock with official routes via Illinois Central from New Orleans depart May 14 at 7 10 PM arriving May 15 and return tickets at $10 with child rates. Southern Pacific named official route from all sections.
The Times-Democrat reports political chatter in New Orleans on May 1 as Congressman Joseph E. Ransdell is urged to run for governor. Foster and Sanders circle the scene while Gov. Sanders advisers meet, prompting talk that Michel may withdraw to back Ransdell for governor.
The Chicago Tribune reports Isaac Stephenson former Wisconsin legislator and U.S. Senator may have been an alien for 19 years while holding public office. The Madison legislative inquiry will examine naturalization claims and campaign spending alleged at over 100000 dollars amid a contested election and bribery questions involving three Democratic representatives.
Frank S. Cannon city attorney of Greenville Mississippi married Miss Raye Hilton of Memphis in the Western Union Telegraph office in Hot Springs to honor a $100 bet with Percy Andrews. Cannon plans to seek annulment in chancery court, claiming he knew Miss Hilton only two days before the hasty ceremony.
Sunday afternoon address by Mad. Scovell centers on life and its great value, delivering a reflective talk aimed at exploring purpose and meaning. The speaker highlights ethical dimensions and personal responsibility, inviting audience contemplation.
Mrs Bessie Lathe Scovell national college secretary of the YWCA spoke on Life and Its Value in a Sunday address blending sermon and lecture. She urged strengthening physical health, educational advancement and spiritual life, urging support for state wide prohibition as Louisiana followed Texas in the next July vote.
In Pittsburg area workers walk out over union membership. About 1500 shop hands left between Altoona and Pittsburg with reports of train crews joining. Organizers say up to 8000 may be affected as layoffs trace to union affiliation and demand for job protection. Iron works at Pitcar idled as workers quit.
An elderly woman, Mrs. Thompson, mother of Dicey Henderson Sr., was struck by street car No. 20 at Second and Washington streets shortly before 3:30 pm. She suffered a likely fatal injury with a broken left wrist and internal damage, after failing to hear the gong due to deafness. Conductor J. G. Prichard and motorman A. B. Carroll controlled the vehicle, and she was taken to a nearby home for urgent care.
An ordinary laborer in the Amoy section of the Chinese empire earns about five cents in United States currency per day.
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