Mexico in War Zone System Proposed by Insurgents
Francisco J. Madero arrives in San Antonio and predicts peace within ten to thirty days with revolutionary representation, while Diaz contemplates action upon restored peace. Guerrilla warfare reportedly abandoned by insurrectos. El Paso residents seek safety across the border as rumors of Juarez attack persist. Reports confirm a massacre at Caezaparag, with one telegraph operator surviving. La Barra travels in Missouri, downplaying peace prospects and naming a possible U.S. adviser.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Francisco J. Madero
Mexico
Fle
Alfonso
Gustavo
el Paso
Insurrectos
Juarez
Alamos
Sonora
Loya
Caezaparag
Chihuahua
Chimipas
LA Barra
St. Lows
Franci Leon de la Barra
Recen
Mexico City
Sefior de la Barra
Sefior Manuel Zamacona E. Inclan
Washington
Mexican Insurgents Organize Nations War and Pension Plan
Dispatches report Madero leads insurgent army as seven state groups form a corps structure and pension promises to widows and children. Federals advance toward Chihuahua City while bridges on the Mexican National railway are rebuilt or burned. Rebels seize towns including Palienago as they push to disrupt rail lines south of San Luis Potosi.
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Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Komwins
Madero
Preme
Chihuahua City
Kabago
Juarea
Ibaga
Mexican National Railway
Madera
San Luis Potosi
San Luis
Patosi
Talisen
Zazicetescas
Trango
Insurgent gains and mine shutdowns roil Tepic region
In northern Mexico insurgents have seized several towns including Juan de Tel Monte Escobedo Villaneuva Villa Del Refugio Huamusco and Jalpa while a Tepic mining plant closure throws about three thousand workers out of work sparking riots. Refugees report thousands of noncombatants flee toward the border as women and children lack transport and face hardship and fear.
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Mexico
Juan de Tel
Monte Escobedo
Villaneuva
Villa del Refugio
Huamusco
Jalpa
Tepic
Sapulpa Vies for Lever Go Fight Result
Sapulpa Oklahoma braces for a fifte en round showdown between Carefort of Sapulpa the local white boxing hope and Mike Sebreck of Cincinnati in a fight viewed as a potential white challenger to Jack Johnson. Crowds surged to Sapulpa with trains bringing hundreds of spectators as bets circulated behind the scenes for a first round knockout or a ten round victory.
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Associated Press
Sapulpa
Okla
Lever Go
Carefort
Mike Sebreck
Cincinna
Mocris
Jack Johnson
Sapnipa
Cincinnati
Len
Wes Tnid de Morris
Moreris
Ea- Bee
Morris and
Schreck
Controversy at an End in China Note Delivered
The Chinese reply to the Hussain minimum demand was delivered last night, indicating a lengthy document justifying prior representations from St. Petersburg. The Russia legation believes the note will end the incident over Russian privileges in Mongolia, but Chinese observers expect the issue to worsen due to Russian troop reluctance.
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Associated Press
Peking
Hussain Minmmum
Forboard
China
St. Belersburg
Mikes
Russia
Mongolia
General Store Fire at St Clair Causes Heavy Loss
The J. T. Whiting & Co. building and stock of dry goods and groceries valued at about 30,080 burned, with 25,000 insured. George H. Little owner and two men sleeping in adjacent building escaped as a wall fell, burying their bed. Lightning also struck and damaged the Taft-Howell plant at Cornwall Landing, causing about 150,000 in losses.
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St. Clair, Mich
J. T. Whiting & Co
George H. Little
D. Cape
Walter A. Jovantier
Thurgh
Taft-Howell Company
Cornwall Landing
Schooner Elizabeth Dantsler Believed Lost After Squall
Moss Point Mississippi March 28 The schooner Elizabeth Dantsler which sailed from Havana for this port on March 7 9 has reportedly foundered after a gulf squall No word has been heard from her owners in this city since she departed Havana
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Associated Press
Moss Point
Mias
Bird in a Cage to Lion on Stage in Italy Trial
The Camorra trial at Viterbo continued as informer Gennaro Abbatemaggio received gifts and threats after confessing to vows and crimes. Milans agent offers $200 daily to exhibit him in the United States, while details emerge of a Naples burglary and internal quarrels over spoils.
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Lion
Associated Press
Viterbo
Italy
Camorris
Gennaro Abbatemaggio
Abbatemaggio
Reformer Society
Stagh
Sam Charing
Milan
United States
Averion
Direct Primary Bill Aims to Nominate All State Officials
The Associated Press reports a wide direct primary bill introduced in the general assembly under Governor Jax's policy team led by Senator Wagner. It would allow enrolled party voters to nominate all candidates for public office including state, county, city, and judicial posts, abolish all conventions except state conventions, and set rules for delegates to national conventions and party committees.
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Associated Press
Mareh
Jax
Generally Assembly
Wagner Atlade
Sonldymai Smith
Seloct
Juscicus
Supreme Court
Cox Case Transferred In Ohio Circuit Court
Judge Thomas A. Ames moved to remove Cox case from further consideration and reassign judges in Hamilton County. Affidavits alleged perjuries against Judge Franc Corman amid injunctions restraining Judge Gorman. Cox’s attorneys argued over which phase of the complex situation could be addressed next.
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U3y
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Henry T. Hunt
Thomas A. Ames
Ohio Circuit Court
Cox
Peter Swink
Sarmud W. Smith
Circuit Court
Hamilton County
Jie
Fourth Judicial Court
Fester Walters
Circleville, C
EL Od. Sayre
Athens
Franc Corman
Court of Common Pleas
George B. Cox
Gorman
Edwin Jones
Thomas A. Jones
Socialists Top In Wichita Primary Vote Count
Wichita Kansas March 28 the full count today of votes cast in yesterday s primary election under the commission form of government shows Socialist candidates running stronger than expected Eight candidates for commissioners were to be nominated from whom four will be elected on Tuesday next Four of the primary winners or half the number are Socialists
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Commission
German steamer Allemania runs aground near Pointe Mardi Gras
The German steamer Allemania of the Atlas line, sailing from New York last Thursday for West Indian ports, is aground off Pointe Mardi Gras in a dangerous position. All ten passengers are safe. The vessel remains in place through March 28 as rescue measures are prepared.
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Associated Press
Cape Haitien
Allemania
Atlas Line
New York
Thuralay
Wlaytian
Pointe Mardi Gras
British actor Sydney Brough dies in London on March 28
London reports the death of actor Sydney Brough on March 28. He first appeared in America in 1886 at the Casino in New York with the Violet Cameron Opera company.
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Associated Press
London
Sydney Brough
America
Casino
New York City
Violet Cameron
Woman Against Suffrage In Alabama Legislature Address
Miss Phosha Couzins invited by the house steering committee to address the Alabama house tomorrow at 9 o clock. She will speak against the women's suffrage bill then before the house. She argues rich women's influence threatens political bosses and cites examples from Missouri and California in a defense of her anti suffrage stance.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Phosha Couzins
House
Miss Couzins
Missouri
Bliss Lougins
United States
Sylvia Pankhurst
Great Britain
Uns
Republic
Miss Couns
Maois
Susan EB
Anthony
Elizabeth Stanton
California
Colorado
Probe for Coal Industry in Pennsylvania Lawmakers Move
A concurrent resolution in the Virginia General Assembly proposes a sweeping investigation of Pennsylvania's anthracite coal industry. The plan aims to protect the public and cut coal costs, with power to probe mining and transportation firms and their ties to banking houses. The panel could examine freight rates and alleged high charges for anthracite versus bituminous coal.
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Lby Associateu
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Mystery in Sudden Death Near Milwaukee
A coroner probes a sudden death mystery as Mrs Ebner Truemplin of Cedar Grove Wis dies on a Chicago to Milwaukee train after relapse en route to home. Her husband, a veterinary student, was with her in Grand Rapids and Chicago before rail trip north. Parents reputedly well known in Cedar Grove.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mareh
Teily Nuapeelal
Thia Coun
Ebner 1
TruemInk
Cedar Grove
Grind Haplis
Mich
Veterinary Surgeons’ College
Grand Rapids
Chiccago
Moriue
Hoateind
Eivt
Dar Grovu
Former official arrested in Milwaukee embezzlement case
Milwaukee March 23 Special to The Northwestern James Van Camp former county clerk accused of stealing 242 dollars by diverting receipts from reg registers and stubs. arraignment postponed as a county board committee and experts review the books. Van Camp’s mother has traveled from Milwaukee as the United States Fidelity and Guarantee company presses for prosecution.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinethr Save
James van Mp
van Camp
Millwaukee
United States Fidelity & Guarantee J Company
Pipe of Peace Lost Sparks Street Disturbance
A Daily News special train reported in Milwaukee on March 24 describes an Indian man and two Sioux from Adams County engaging in a lively street quarrel. They were arrested, bound over to keep peace, and promised to behave if allowed to return to their tep es.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Judge ORear Seeks Republican Governorship in Kentucky
Frankfort March 28 Judge Ward C ORear of the state court of appeals announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Kentucky. He declares his bid amid GOP expectations and regional political maneuvering.
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Associated Pros
Frankfort
Faward C. O'Rear
State Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Tulsa cashier ends life on train near Jacksonville
Tulsa banker Teubner, missing for ten days, killed himself on a Dixie River train near Waycross Georgia. Officials say irregularities surfaced in the bank books and papers in his pocket identified him as J C Teubner of Caddo Bryan County Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
Jacksonville
Fla
Dixie River
Waycrass
Fa Jt
Teubner
Bank of Tulen
Tulsa
of & Co
J. C. Teubner
Caddo
Bryan County
Oklahoma Capital Fight Moves to Supreme Court
The Guthrie capital removal dispute reaches the U.S. Supreme Court as Guthrie argues the Oklahoma legislature lacked power to move the capital. Justices hear printed briefs while oral arguments are expected later in the week. The case focuses on the enabling act from Congress admitting Oklahoma and whether Guthrie must remain the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Unian
Fearful Mystery Man Drowned In Wisconsin River
Milwaukee March 28 A Warren apectal from Grant Rapids reports Slovert Johnson an elderly resident of this city vanished last Saturday After family notification authorities conducted a thorough city and nearby search but no trace was found Many fear he attempted to cross the Wisconsin river above the city and fell in while crossing.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Grant Rapids
Slovert Johnson
Jnst
Wehl Tlk
Burlolph
Wisconsin River
Impeachment Court Opens in North Dakota Senate
In Sitting for Impeachment the North Dakota senate convened at 2 o'clock to try John Cowman of the Second Judicial District on three charges including drunkenness and neglect of official duty. President Burdick was sworn in as presiding officer and the body organized amid lengthy procedural discussions.
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Associated Press
Tismareck
Stadray
North Dakota Senate
John Cowman
Second Judicial District
Burdick
Senate
Noted Geologist Samuel Pranklin Emmoen Dies at midlife
Prest Washington March 28 Samuel Pranklin Emmoen a noted geologist and member of the United States Geological Survey died early today at his home after a period of illness He was found dead in bed this morning after complaining of feeling unwell and had continued duties with the survey prior to retirement
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Ty Associa
Prest
Washington
Samuel Pranklin Emmoen
United States Genescal Survey
Follows Wife to Grave in Wisconsin Pioneer Dies
Jarius Teck of Manitowoc county at eighty nine mourns his late wife of sixty five years then dies two weeks after her burial. He had appeared healthy until her death, then refused sleep and declined rapidly. The couple had lived in the county for many years before their deaths.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Peek
Wo Rive
Ina
Teck
Yenre
Army Teacher Shot Down in Turkish Parade Ground
Constantinople march 2 Colonel von Schlichung a German instructor in the Turkish army was shot dead on the parade ground by an Albanian soldier in vengeance after being reprimanded for laxness. The assassin was immediately placed in chains.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
von Schlichung
Ofier
No Use For Office Seekers In Military Stores
Labor trouble hits Rock Island arsenal and small arms shops as war department bans office holding by workers. A W Johnson and G C Wilson, skilled laborers, lose jobs for running in the recent primary. Aldermen Charles Borst and William Cochran must resign and switch roles, two months from end of term. All four belong to local unions.
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Assochiledt Press
Tuck Ighind
Hock Island
Arpenuh
War Department
A. W. ‘Johnson
G. C. Wilson
Rock Island
Charles Borst
William Cochran
Arsenal
Algo
Eth Chaie
Unique argument on going value in Manitowoc water plant case
Milwaukee March 22 A Daily News special from Manitowoc says attorneys for the city advance an unusual elim in briefs filed with the state railway commission in the condemnation of the Manitowoc Water Works property. They challenge seven per cent as the late return for a public utility and contend the water company’s profits beyond that need no going value allowance. The fresh argument is new and the outcome closely watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Newa
Manitowoc
Mimlimwde
Mandinwee Water Works Company
Manitowoc Men Form Cooperative Club at University
Man itowoc residents organize a club to aid young people at the University of Wisconsin Madison. A furnished house and club facility will be opened in September with about twenty members from Manitowoc already slated for housing in the new cooperative home.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Marcel
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Maneviawec
University of Wis
Jcunstin
Manito
Manitowoc Club
Houwa Aml
Cooperative Breda
Meanstowne Club
Girl Lurer Gets Limit In Milwaukee Street Incident
Special to Che Northwestern Milwaukee district court fined Dolgner $100 for attempting to abduct a ten year old girl on Mintel Street Monday afternoon. Judge Neeten condemned such acts, calling for strict enforcement to stop men from luring young girls on city streets.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mintel
Dolgner
Ihiy
Didge Neeten
Jmige Neeten
Mihwatkee
Dignowitty Safe Report From Washington Wire
American Axel Hamilton Lilgnewitt reported as executed by federal forces in Mexico and found unharmed, according to evidence received by the state department today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Associatus Press
Washington
Jobu Hamilton Lilgnewitt
Mexico
Ue State Department
Manitowoc Fights Narrowed to Two-Corner Mayor Contest
Milwaukee report says the Manitowoc mayoral race has narrowed from four candidates to two. Isaac Crate, Democrat, ex-municipal judge and water works special counsel, faces Fenty Stolze Jr, Republican, who previously served one term as mayor on a Sockuliat ticket. The campaign is expected to be highly bitter.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowon
Isaac Crate
Fenty Stolze Jr
Crate
Stolze
Hyams Case Postponed To April In Mine Consolidation Fight
The Associated Press reports in Detroit that G. M. Hyams of New York seeks an injunction to block the consolidation of Calumet and Hecla Osceola and eight other mining firms. Arguments were postponed to April 11.
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Associated Press
Echo of New York fire prompts Springfield bill
In the Minors legislature Representative Smerkal of Chicago introduced a bill in the Inner house to prohibit manufacturing any compostible material above fifty feet. The proposal carries a fine of 25 to 209 dollars per violation.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Til
New York
Smerkal
Chicago
Man Hanged for Murder of Edith Wonderly
George A. Green was executed by hanging today for the murder of Edith Wonderly, a young woman killed on Christmas Eve four years ago, police say he had negro blood in his veins.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George A. Green
Edith Wonderly
Harbor bill passed by Illinois legislature for inland lake harbor
The Associated Press reports that Springfield Illinois lawmakers approve the harbor project for Chicago at Lake Calumet. The bill clears the Illinois legislature by a wide margin, enabling construction of an inland harbor and related facilities. The vote count is reported as decisive, reflecting strong legislative support.
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Rv Associated Press
Springfield
Chicago
Lake Calumet
House of the Illnois Legisla
Wisconsin Assembly Passes Chains of Banks Bill
Special to The Northwestern Madison Wis March 28 The Crowetl bill aimed at chains of banks in the northern and western part of the state passed the assembly after recall from committee It requires bank directors to be residents and restricts nonresidents from directorship A Minneapolis syndicate controlling Wiscon sin banks is affected Suffrage bill advanced to third reading in Senate with 18 to 5 vote Senators Albern Perry Wright Hastings Burke opposing There will be a roll call before final passage Also noted are bills on property destruction by dynamite and Kenosha Electric Railway franchise final passage and log rolling prevention with six opposing votes.
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Madison
Wis
Rnks
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Senate
Albern
Perry
Wright
Hasting
Burke
Resemblyman Hansen
Milwaukee
Senator Bishop
Kenosha Electric Railway Company
Finn
Melodrama Drives Woman to Death in Cincinnati
Elizabeth Cook, 21, of Clear Water Michigan known as Mrs Richard Muir, killed herself after watching a melodrama she said reminded her of losing her mother. She drank carbolic acid at home after returning from the theater and died in an ambulance. The play caused her extreme melancholia and she revealed she was an orphan who never knew her mother.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Watch
Wfe
Elizabeth Cook
Clear Water
Mich
Richard Muir
Muir
Mate
Emmanuel visits castle in celebration of Italy’s capital proclamation
King Victor Emanuel and Queen Helene visited Saint Angelo Castle during the fiftieth anniversary celebration of Rome as the capital of united Italy. They viewed an Italian medieval to Renaissance art exhibition, welcomed by Count Di San Martino. Twelve pavilions from foreign nations joined the international display, with the exhibit open for a prolonged period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Trome
Alereh
Hamme
Italy
Victor Bnuosnuel
Tlelona
Castle
Saint Angelo
Count di San Martino
Will of E A Horn Presented for Probate
Frank A Labudde executor petitions for probate of E A Horn's will. The estate lists personal property under 20000 dollars and real estate rents under 4000 dollars yearly. Heirs noted are Mrs Lillian Torn, Henry E Horn, Florence Horn, and Hazel Horn. Special county court term to hear petitions set for April 25.
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Frank A. Labudde
E. ‘A. Flora
Lillian ‘Torn
Henry E. Horn
Florence
Hazel Horn
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