Feder Rebels Battle Near Tecarte and Langtry
San Diego reports from Tecarte and Langtry say federals fight across a valley near the town with revolutionists led by Berthold and Leyva 260 men. Federals hold breastworks with night firing and little damage. About 125 refugees cared for on the American site near Campo as insurgents receive reinforcements.
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Calif
Tecarte
California
Revolutioniste
Berthold
Leyva
Campo
el Paso
Rio Grande
Mexico
Man Accused of Murder Contradicts Accusers in Italy
In Viterbo on March 21 Nicola Morra on trial for the murder of Gennaro Cuoccoi denies the charges and rejects state witnesses testimony. He asserts no admission of killing and denies Camorra involvement amid a grueling cross examination.
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Viterbo
Italy
Nicola Morra
Gennaro Cuoccoi
Camorra
Booker Washington’s Assailant Held Under Bonds
New York on March 21 Ulrich charged with an assault on Booker T. Washington waived examination today and was held under 600 dollars bond. Washington was in town but did not testify.
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New York
Ulrich
Booker T. Washington
Washington
Walla Walla Woman Kills Son and Self
Walla Walla, Wash, March 21. Mrs. George Wilcoxson shot and killed her 2½ year old son in bed and then killed herself. Neighbors heard shots yesterday, found the woman in bed with the pistol. No note or clear reason. Husband is a traveling man reportedly in Montana.
Bank Officials Indicted Over Bankwrecking in New York
Prosecutor Whitman said the grand jury indicted former Cagnegie trust officials for grand larceny. They were ordered to appear in court this afternoon as indictments are returned. The charges allege theft of 200000 dollars from the bank wrecked by Robbins.
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New York
Whitman
Cagnegie Trust
Robbins
Roosevelt Arrives in California Amid Modest Welcome
In Los Angeles today President Roosevelt arrived quietly as crowds gathered at San Bernardino’s depot. He will stay tonight in Pasadena hosted by Arthur Fleming, address Pasadena High School students this afternoon, then speak at Temple Auditorium under the city club before heading north tomorrow.
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Calif
Roosevelt
California
San Bernardino
Pasadena
Arthur Fleming
Pasadena High School
Temple Auditorium
City Club
North
Tacoman Anti Tipping Law Vote Attracts Controversy
Tacoma voters decide whether saloonkeepers may not treat customers under a city ordinance passed by the commissioners and challenged by referendum. The measure, backed by Mayor Fawcett, would require signs stating no treating and impose a $100 fine for violations. If enforced, about 7 percent of saloons risk closing.
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Tacoma
Wash
Commission J
Gold Strike Reported in Baie Mountains Nevada
In Fauno Nevada on March 21 reports from N R FitzGerald and Rees Davis of San Francisco describe a new gold strike in the Baie Mountains. A rush to the diggings is underway with hundreds proceeding into the territory. They traced the ledge two thousand feet and deem it rich.
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Nev
N. R. FitsGerald
Rees Davis
San Francisco
Baie Mountains
FitzGerald
Davis
Armed Strikers Take Over Towk as Troops Ready
Nine detachments of troops left for Bentd to disperse 300 foreign miners who threaten bloodshed. Strikers paced the town driving patrolmen from streets and forcing nine deputies to flee under penalty of death. Three Northwestern coal mine shafts affected. officials order return to work. Colonel Land vows to disarm armed foreigners while unions split on resumption.
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Tis
Mle
Theelty
Northwestern
Bentd
Land
Borax in the United States and its mines
California dominates U S borax production with mines in Death Valley Inyo County and another in Los Angeles County Most refined borate shipped to Alameda California or Bayonne New Jersey Half of the output used for enameling kitchenware New uses emerge yearly Yale 1909 leaflet and advance chapter of Mineral Resources report noted
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Calfornia
United States
Death Valley
Inyo County
Los Angeles County
Alameda
Cal
Bayonne
N. J
Charles G. Yale
United States Geological Survey
Lord Scalded to Death in Club Bath Tub
New York March 21 Edwin T Lord, a close friend of Carnegie, was found dead in his Republican club rooms after attempts to hide the circumstances. He was scalded to death in his bathtub with the hot water running. He left a fortune of a million.
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New York
Edwin T Lord
Carnegie
Lord
Republican Club
AMY OF JAPS ON THE COAST AND WAR Fears
Portland dispatch quotes war correspondent Jurr McIntosh reporting a high military official said 60 000 Japanese trained in the western states could mobilize quickly and that war with Japan might begin with Japan insisting the Panama Canal remain unfortified. The piece notes Japanese serving as house servants and laborers in the region.
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Ore
Jurr McIntosh
Oregon
Washington
Idlaho
California
United States
Japan
Magdalena
San Diego
Calif
Minmal Herricrins
Masellan
Magdalena Bay
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Presidio
Wisser
Coast Artillery
Andrews Sues For Divorce In Multnomah County Court
David L. Andrews of Multnomah county files divorce suit against Zella E. Andrews claiming they married in Trinidad Colorado on August 17 1905 and that on July 3 1909 the defendant deserted him and has lived apart since Attorney James A Fee represents the plaintiff.
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David L. Andrews
Multnomah County
Zella E. Andrews
Trinidad
Colo
James A. Fee
Pintitiff
Brother of Brigadier General Is Injured in Dynamite Blast
In San Diego on March 21 William Mizner brother of Brigadier General Henry Mizner of Detroit lay delirious at the county hospital after a premature dynamite blast at La Mesa. The five year old was found with his head torn and an eye missing. prognosis uncertain as to survival.
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San Diego
Calif
William Mizner
Henry Mizner
Detroit
la Mesa
U S Army Could Field Million Within Months Says Hall
Washington March 21 Congressman Hall chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee responded to Colonel Gaedke’s critique by arguing the United States could arm a million men into a mobile force today with reserves and ample ammunition. Army officers claim three million could be in the field within three months.
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House Committee On Military Affairs
Gaedke
Washington, D. C
United States Army
Hall of Town
Kaiser Land
Berlin
Germany
Richard Gaedke
United States Navy
Tagebblatt
United States
Berliner
Panama
Cnanal
Briand ministry downfall burdens French socialists
In France the Briand regime faces blame from conservatives who say socialist enemies of the republic gained strength from the incident. Briand’s main opposition came from socialists, seen as a greater threat than royalists or imperialists, fueling fears the ministry fell due to socialist pressure. The nation enters a critical period in its history.
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Mr. Briand
Republic
Briand
Fire razes Umatilla business block in March blaze
Fire destroyed buildings housing W. Cline's saloon rooming house D R Brownell's grocery and Sam Kee's restaurant in Umatilla Oregon. Wind at 25 mph hampered efforts as hydrants burst delaying water supply. Losses include Brownell 4000 Cline stock and fixtures 3000 Cline buildings 2000 Sam Kee 1650 Boyd building 2000 and Cottage hotel furnishings 500. Owners are W H Boyd of Echo and P F W Cline. insurance partly covers losses.
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Ore
FL W. Cline
D. R. Brownell
Fam Kee
Allway Avenue
Kee
Cline
Cottage Hotel
W. H. Boyd
Echo
PF. W. Cline
F. W. Cline
Sam Kee
Boyd
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Battleship Texas renamed San Marcos after firing blast
On the flagship Connecticut near Chesapeake Bay March 21 one round from New Hampshire’s guns rendered the Texas inoperative. The vessel is now referred to as San Marcos. In Boston on the same date Nathaniel Thayer, longtime railroad promoter, died in the city.
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Chespeake Bay
New Hampshire
Texas
San Marcos
Boston
Mass
Nathaniel Thayer
America
Cigarettes Legalized in Washington State
Olympia March 21 Governor Hay signed the bill repealing the old law prohibiting cigarettes making smoking legal again in Washington state.
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State OF Washington
Olympia
Wash
Washington
Hay
Commercial Club to Host First Monthly Luncheon
Preparations are underway for the Commercial club luncheon at Eagle-Woodmen hall Thursday evening. The event, served by the Civic club ladies, aims to raise funds for club treasury to support its good works. Royal M. Sawtelle, treasurer and entertainment chair, indicates room for 220 guests and urges full attendance.
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Eagle-Woodmen Hall
Civic Club
Royal M. Sawtelle
Dr Pity Gerald FitzGerald to Modernize State Sanatorium
Dr P H Fitzgerald of Gervais and brother of Judge Thomas FitzGerald, named superintendent of the state tuberculosis sanatorium, plans to cut costs and push toward self sufficiency. He cites a 20 000 dollar appropriation spending about 15 000 on salaries and 5 000 on food, with excess staff and farmhands. He envisions the sanatorium as the model in the west, aided by open air pavilions, 110 acres of farmable land, and possible patient labor to farm, making the institution nearly self supporting as he applies his tuberculosis expertise.
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P. H. Fitz Gerald
Gervais
Thos, Fitz Gerald
W. J. Clements
Portland Journal
Porthingd
FitzGerald
Chief of Police Gurdane Returns From Portland
Chief of Police Tom B. Gurdane returns from Portland where he aided Sheriff Taylor in escorting prisoners to the penitentiary.
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Tom B. Gurdane
Portland
Taylor
Intervention Looks Remote in San Antonio Discourse
Washington officials grow discouraged as Limantour's mission stalls. War Department plans to publish maneuver orders soon as administration rests on its response.
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Washington
Limantour
Prospects for Peace Reported in Mexican Crisis
El Paso March 21 report from Juarez says Limantour placed in charge of Mexican interior affairs by Diaz. He would order insurgents to lay down arms and send a delegation to Mexico City for a national convention to address rebel reforms. Diaz reportedly won’t resign or call a new election while any rebels remain armed.
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Tex
Tehlo
Sonora
Sinaloa
Limantour
Madero
Orozco
Chihuahua
Garea
Aroxco
Jaurez
Placei
Diaz
Mexico City
In San Antonio Mexico Intervention Seen Quiet This Week
San Antonio dispatches report Chancel of American Intervention in Mexico more remote as officers expect limited active service. Revolutionists claim news from Mexico City on peace moves is being withheld. Washington notes Taft administration marks time awaiting Limantqui’s Mexico City mission while cabinet meeting is postponed. Army figures show current division strength at about half normal wartime levels.
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San Antonio
Mexico
Genere
Mexico City
Washington, D. C
Limantqui
Diaz
Taft
War Department
Round-Up May Be Boosted At Astoria
Astoria Centennial plans to assist by advertising the 1911 Roundup at the coastal fair from August 10 to September 9. W R Macbeth asks the Pendleton Round-Up to expand its scope, leveraging the arrival of many visitors to advertise. He requests twenty five local reservation Indians to feature in acts to boost publicity.
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Astoria
Columbia
W. R. Macbeth
Lee Drake
Real Frontier Association
Pendleton
United States
Macbeth
Directors of Missouri Pacific Elect George Gould Chairman
The Missouri Pacific directors met in New York on March 21 and elected George Gould as chairman. The presidency remains vacant but will be filled soon. Executives named to the committee include Gould Frederick Gates E D Adams Edwin Gould E T Jeffery and Cornelius Vanderbilt.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
George Gould
Gould
Frederick Gates
E. D. Adams
Edwin Gould
E. T. Jeffery
Cornelius Vandordit
Equal Suffrage Bill Killed in State Senate in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa March 21 voting 27 to 11 the state senate today killed the bill framed to grant equal suffrage.
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Des Moines
Towa
State Senate
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