Armistice Ends Mexican War Armistice Terms Outlined
The armistice between insurgents and federals extended five days. Francisco Madero signed to halt fighting and refrain from fortifications. Navarro to this end also signed. Insurgents may loot supplies in El Paso and Juarez but arms are restricted. Supplies crossing bridges exempt from duty. Mexican officials may inspect for arms but not impede nonmilitary goods. Negotiations to continue from El Paso with Gomez in charge. the Madero family remains in El Paso. Braniff and Obregon secured Navarro’s signature and accompanied Garza into El Paso.
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Washington
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Rafael Hernandez
Financio Limantonr
Ben Greet Woodland Players Seat Sale Opens Wednesday
Seat sale opens at McCardell's at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning for the Ben Greet Woodland Players. A comfortable seating arrangement will be built on the College lawn, with plays moved to College Hall if weather is bad.
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McCardell's
College Hall
Madero and Diaz peace talks near Juarez and El Paso
Reported visit by De La Barra and Francisco Madero to Madero’s Juarez headquarters ends with a signed agreement. Peace terms reportedly require reforms promised by Diaz and general amnesty for insurgent soldiers who return home. Disbandment may allow keeping arms. Madero to deliver farewell speech as insurgents lay down arms and await restored prosperity.
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junta
Francisco
Madero
Madero’s
Rio Granda
New Mexico
Mexico
Texas
Juarez
El Paso
Diaz
Masdgra
Woman's body found in Spa Creek with murder suspected
Annapolis Maryland April 24 The body of Mrs Dora White who with sister Miss Alice Shores disappeared April 5 was found floating in Spa Creek The upper body was bruised A coroner s jury foreman Mayor Strange adjourned until Tuesday for a county physician report on whether bruises occurred before or after Mrs White fell or was thrown into the water The creek had been searched since the disappearance only Miss Shores hat was found near a bridge where they were last seen next trace of them until Sunday
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Annapolis
Dora White
Alice Shores
Spa creek
Strange
Union Head Held as Dynamiter in National Plot
In Sarn Indianapolis on April 24 experts traced dynamite at the International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers but failed to convict secretary John McNamara. McNamara, accused as head of the dynamiters who destroyed the Los Angeles Times building, is en route to California under guard. Detectives claim McNamara directed the movement and supplied explosives while others deny involvement. Also tied to the case are James McNamara and Orta McManigal, being moved to Los Angeles. authorities insist McNamara led a wave of violence against non union workers and sites. Investigators report dynamite, fuse, caps, and clocks found in a storeroom and a barn rented by McNamara. A separate note reports $50,900 defalcations in the Red Cross for the Colonies.
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Tadhinapolis
Ind
Wiliam J. Berns
California
McNamara
McNam@aara
Detroit
Orta McManigal
Chicago
Los Angeles
Je. McNamara
international union
Los Angeles Times
ife
American Central Life building
F. M. Ryan
International Structural Iron Workers
association
McNatara
detertiees
T. H. Jones
Buros
Jones
Governor Brown Denies Pardon for 1897 Harri s Murderer
Governor Joseph M. Brown denied the pardon petition of Thomas H. Stripling, who killed William Cornett in Harris County in 1897 after alleged insults to his wife and sister. Stripling, who escaped, later became Danville Virginia’s chief of police before returning to Georgia, now infirm in Columbus jail. The denial cites strict constitutional procedure over unwritten law, reversing a unanimous prison commission vote and ignoring public petitions from Georgia and Virginia.
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Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Thomas H. Stripling
William Cornett
Harris county
Stripling
Danville
Georgia
Columbus
Brown
Virginia
prison’ commission
Police accuse Easton police in Warrington death case
Seaford Del April 24 Mrs John Newell mother of William E Warrington accuses Easton Md police of shielding his attackers and demands criminal proceedings. After exhumation showed skull fracture she alleges murder and concealment, while a traveling Easton man links politics to the death and warns no prosecution without pressure from civil action. A remedy note then references Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a pleasant cold treatment sold by druggists.
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Seaford
Del
Easton
William. E. Warrington
John Newell
Warrington
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