Diaz to quit before June first amid amnesty talk
In Mexico City on May 18 President Diaz and Vice President Corral plan to resign before June. Francisco de la Barra would act as president pro tem with new foreign relations and war secretaries. Madero signals cabinet changes and urges immediate five day armistice and a political amnesty measure in Congress.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Corral
Francisco de la Barra
Madero
Carbajal
congress
Armistice Proposed in Mexican Revolution As Madero Names War Minister
In Juarez on May 18 a general five day armistice was agreed between revolutionists and the federal government to halt hostilities across central and southern Mexico. Judge Carbajal and Dr Vasquez Gomez signed for the government with Jose Pino Soares and Francisco Madero Sr for the rebels. The peace commission foresees a wider, permanent settlement within five days. Provisional President Madero and his chief peace commissioner Vazquez Gomez discussed the pact as the government accepts terms suggesting a new era of tranquility. Insurgents will appoint governors in fourteen states, seeking capable leaders whose names will reassure the populace.
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Juarez
Mex
Mexico
Carbajal
Vasquez Gomez
Jose Pino Soares
Francisco Madero
peace commission
Francisco Madero, Jr
Vazquez Gomez
Cardajal
Huge customs frauds spark U S. case in Philadelphia
United States to prosecute importers in the customs district for alleged multimillion dollar under valuation of goods. Judge Holland orders a special grand jury venue to investigate customs law violations as the case opens in Philadelphia. Prominent importers tied to the investigation are named in the motion by Henry N. Arnold.
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Philadelphia
United States
Henry N. Arnold
Holland
United States district court
Philadelh
Congressman Palmer III Recuperates on Eastern Shore
Congressman's health prompts absence from duties. Mitchell Palmer of Newton-Carbon-Afonroe Pike districthead claimed illness and headed to the Eastern Shore for rest. Unclear text hints at relief claim and a local medicinal endorsement.
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Maryland
Bethliehem
Mitchell Palmer
Neampton-Carbon-Afonroe
Pike
Coquille leaperarny
Washington
P Palmer
Marsketa
Amend anti trust law to curb 'good' and 'bad' trusts
The article reports on proposed Senate bills to amend the Sherman anti trust act following the Standard Oil decision. Senators Jones, Brown, Culberson, and Reed seek to strip courts of discretion to distinguish good from bad trusts, aligning with progressive Republicans and Democratic support. President Taft's stance remains cautious, while the Justice Department continues enforcing against unreasonable restraints of interstate commerce.
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Standard Oil
Supreme Cour
Jones
tis
Clayton
Pemoerai
house judiciary committee
congress
meses ures
Taft
supreme court
White House
Inui
department of justice
department
chawcc
regganel
Justice Harlan Dissent in Oi Case Draws Nidely Comment
Justice Harlan’s dissent in the Oi case draws notable comment as observers debate the implications. The article notes expert interpretations, potential shifts in legal reasoning, and reactions from scholars and legal peers.
Auto Near Miss With Cardinal Gibbons on St Paul Street
Baltimore May 18 Cardinal Gibbons and a companion narrowly escaped two oncoming autos on St Paul street near Mount Royal avenue. Witnesses say a car swerved toward them as another car approached from the south. The cardinal and his companion moved aside quickly while the chauffeur accelerated. The cardinal blamed confusion on both drivers.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Paul street
Mount Royal avenue
clase
Two Perish in Burning Auto in New Jersey
Dover report says Forward D. Middlekauff of Plainfield and Elsie Walpole of Scotch Plains died as their overturned car burned after striking a boulder near Chester. Rescuers could not free them until a team with tackle raised the vehicle. a gasoline explosion roasted both victims.
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Dover
N. J
turner turtle
Chester
Foward D. Middlehan
Plainfield
Elsie Walpole
Scotch Plains
N. J. Middlexaulf
Walpole
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Chester crossroad
Middlehaul
Middlekauff
Miss Walpole
HS Lolene F. Searles
brnck
vietins
Washington Taft Slams Small-Headed Club Members
Washington reports resignations of two Metropolitan club governors and the secretary after Taft denounced smallheaded men who bar prominent Gentiles from clubs. He cited friends kept out and urged self-respect, noting the critics lack standing beyond club circles.
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Washington
board of governors
Metropolitan club
Taft
clu
Clarenes Ht. Edwards
bureau of insular affairs
Charles L. McCawley
Marine Corps
White Horse
T. M.Potty
navy
Edwards
Potts
McCawley
ofice
Cawley
America
Will Probe Sugar Trust House Approves Nine Member Committee
Washington May 18 Democrats approve a nine member special committee to investigate the sugar trust after a five hour session. Chairman Henry of Texas leads the committee with Hardwick of Georgia as the proposer and Garrett Sulzer Haker Maloy Jaceway Fordney Madison and Hinds as members. Grinn Rapids Michigan May 18 Judge McDonald issues a temporary injunction restraining striking furniture workers from posting pickets at factories. Fifty defendants named including union officials.
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House
Washington
house Democrats
Henry
Texas
Hardwick
Georgia
Garrett
Tennessee
Sulzer
New York
Haker
California
Maloy
Jaceway
Arkansas
Fordney
Michigan
Madison
Kansas
Hinds
Maine
Graniw Rapids
Mich
JIndse
John McDonald
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