Juarez Awaits Rebel Attack Amid Armistice Breakdown
In Paso, Tex. April 22, Juarez braces as rebels circle the city on three sides. Madero's negotiators Oscar Hranif and Esquival Obregon were told by a Mexican official that demands were unreasonable, ending armistice hopes. Panacho Villas advances from Flores Ranch, boosting rebel strength near the river.
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Diaz Tones Bown Note Withdraws Sharp Criticism
Ambassador Wilson in Mexico City reports Mexico has modified its reply to President Taft's border protest. State department officials say changes reflect new advices and correct earlier Agua Pueta and Douglas reports. Officials note Washington and Mexico City reports conflict, delaying receipt of the full Mexican reply until early next week.
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Mexico Modifies Note On Agua Prieta Incident
Mexico City through Foreign Minister De La Barra revised its reply to President Tait regarding the Agua Prieta incident. De La Barra asked Ambassador Wilson to inform Washington’s State Department that he wished to retract the portion of the note expressing Mexican officials’ surprise at individuals of the American army crossing the international border. He had read in U.S. papers that the Mexican note had caused an unfavorably reaction abroad.
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Mexico and United States Move to Avert War Tensions
Ambassador Wilson pressed Mexico on possible U S intervention as Minister De La Barra stressed Mexico’s intent to avoid misunderstandings in the Agua Prieta dispute. Col Bode reports capture of Red Lopez and executions, claiming insurgents fled Agua Prieta under federal pressure and will retake the town with supplies cut off.
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Diaz Frees Americans Blatt and Converse in Mexico
President Diaz ordered the release of Edward J. Blatt and Lawrence F. Converse, Americans detained by government troops and imprisoned at Juarez. Authorities defended their arrest as made upon American soil and executed after they were taken into Mexico by force.
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Mrs Scott Wins D A R Election
Washington April 22 Mathew Lcott of Wimoais reelected president general of the Daughters of the American Revelation by 621 of 1188 votes. Mrs Williams Story of New York received 456. A clerical error delayed final result after an all night counting session, causing keen delegate interest at the congress.
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Boom Harm on for President Organize for 912 Campaign
Washington April 22 Friends of Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio met in Washington with sixteen Ohio Democrats to rally support for his presidential bid. Senator Pomerene Lieutenant Governor Nichols and others authorized committees on publicity and ways and means to organize the Harmon movement and explain its case to the Ohio delegation.
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Log carved with Lincoln inscription found in Illinois
William Morgan of Osborneville Christian county carried to the state house a red elm log about nineteen and a half inches long bearing the inscription A. Lincoln March 7 1832. Morgan who owned the log for over a year turned it to the Illinois State Historical Society. The log was found over a year ago in drift along the San Damon river and Morgan and neighbors believe it was carved by Lincoln.
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Foretold Death in Lancaster Resident Passes
Andrew L Lane a Warwick township resident aged seventy died just before midnight on Thursday April 20 after predicting his own death three weeks earlier. His wife had died on the same day two years prior. The obituary notes oddities about a medicine misused in a cough remedy and mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy and its flavor and ingredients.
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Taft To Address Endeavor Convention In Atlantic City
President Taft tentatively accepts invitation to address the World's Christian Endeavor convention in Atlantic City in July. The address is contingent on Congress adjournment. About thirty thousand delegates were told to attend the gathering.
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Women Victims of Launch Capsizing Near Perry
A launch capsized in the Tre river near Perry with about twenty passengers, mostly women. Initial reports claimed all were rescued, but authorities are now dragging the river for bodies as rescue efforts continue.
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Reciproc ity passes house
President Taft won a substantial victory as the Canadian reciprocity agreement passed the House by 226 to 89. The vote reflected party splits with 78 Republicans against and 64 Republicans for the administration, while 7 Democrats deserted their party. Amendments to broaden the free-list for lumber meat and shingles were rejected as breaking the treaty, and speeches by Underwood McCall and Dalzell defended and criticized the measure respectively. The debate highlighted fears over free trade and protection. A closing note promotes Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatic shoulder pain.
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