Rebels Refuse Armistice Seek Armed Truce in Mexico
Insurrecto leaders in Mexico push for continued warfare unless peace talks include armed truce. They insist on keeping arms during negotiations and condemn Limantour and Diaz for failing to offer reforms. U.S. troops denied withdrawal rumors while Texas Rangers disperse outlaws. filibuster supplies reach Magdalena Bay amid naval activity.
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el Paso
Tex
Insurrecto
Senor Limantour
Mexico City
Limantour
Diag
Gonzales Garcia
Erollo Hernando
Chihuahua
Francisco J. Madoro
Re Porte
Ding
Senor Garza
Diaz
Madero
Paris
Washington
Texas
White House
Texas Tangers
Austin
Texas Rangers
Chisos
Terlingua
San Diego
Calif
Magdalena Bay
Mazatlan
Truxton
All Suspects Released In Barbara Holtsman Case
Portland Oregon March 22 the last suspect in the Barbara Holtsman murder case was released today. Police admit they are as far at sea as before.
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Portland
Ore
Barbara Holtsman
Murder in San Antonio: Negro man and family slain with axe
Al Gasseway, a black man, his white wife, and their five children were found murdered in their San Antonio home as they slept. An axe caused blunt head injuries. Authorities note tension over miscegenation and describe motive as suspected bias.
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San Antonio
Tex
al Gasseway
Canada Trying to Keep Out Negroes
Manitoba March 22 A special train load of negroes for points on the Grand Trunk Pacific near Edmonton arrived here and was permitted to cross the boundary unchallenged. The group is being held for a medical inspection as officials consider a race problem forming with 6000 more expected to leave Oklahoma for Canada.
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Person
Manitoba
Grand Trunk Pacific
Edmonton
Oklahoma
Canada
Slate Mine Disaster Kills Nine in Pennsylvania
Nine miners died at the Havel mine near Canmons Mare in Pennsylvania when a coal car jumped track, demolished supports, and caused slate to collapse. About eight hundred workers were inside the mine at the time. One American, Drawlal Hoatley, was among the dead. The mine closed after the incident and will reopen after funerals.
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Pennsylvania
Musburg
Havel
Canmons tMare
Drawlal Hoatley
Chicago packers face indictments over 1903 immunity ruling
Ten Chicago meat packers led by Louis Edward Charles Swift J Ogden Armour Edward Tilden Francis Fowler Edward Morris Louwlk Hegan were ruled against a demurrer by United States Judge Carpenter. Indictments accuse criminal conspiracy with personally accruing alleged profits.
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Chicago
United States
Carpenter
Louis Edward
Charles Swift
J. Ogden
Armour
Edward Tilden
Francis Fowler
Edward Morris
Louwlk Hegan
Officials to squeal in Carnegie Trust fraud indictments
New York March 22 grand jury indictments against Carnegie Trust officers are being held up by the district attorney. The delay aims to uncover how bank officials at Carnegie Trust, Washington Savings Bank, and Northern Savings Bank of New York allegedly knew in advance when bank examiners would inspect these institutions.
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New York
Carnegie Trust Company
Grand
Carnegie Trust
Washington Savings Bank
Northern Savings Bank of New York
Vengeance of Armed Strikers in Illinois War News
About a thousand American workers refused to resume mining as troops guard the marred town under martial law. Militants vow to dynamite the Northwestern mines superintendent's home. Authorities plan a raid on the stockade where foreign strikers stay, raising grave concern.
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Beald
Reese
Lang
French to Morocco Transport Ships Deck 2000 Troops
Two thousand additional troops boarded transports for Morocco to join the French army of occupation totaling 4500. They will cooperate with Sultan Mulai Hafid to quell tribal unrest as the government guarantees a 2,000,000 loan by the Bank of Morocco to organize a force of 6000 natives and soldiers of fortune to support Hafid’s authority.
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Paris
Morocco
Mulai Hafid
Bank of
Delayed explosive sitells prove unreliable in test
Chesapeake Hay reports on March 22 that pig¢ guns aboard the battleship New Hampshire resumed firing at the wrecked San Marco former Texas. The Hulk lies in shallow water as shots repeatedly sink her deeper and many shells burst midair, showing the delayed explosive shells unreliability.
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Chesapeake Hay
New Hampshire
San Marco
Texas
Fate of bonds up tomorrow in city election
Taxpayers will vote from 1 to 4 pm on whether to issue 100000 in bonds for a new high school and Lincoln school completion. Some opposition exists though most voices favor the bond. questions arise over local architect T F B Howard and past remarks condemning the unsafe building.
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Tok School Board
Lincoln School
T. FB. Howard
Howard
New Ith
Sheehan Seen Cast Overboard by Democrats in Senate Move
Albany reports the Democratic legislature entered conference and is expected to notify Sheehan they can no longer support him and will select a senatorial candidate not affiliated with Tammany.
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Sheehan
Albany
N. Y
Sereet
Mot
Tammany
Lorimer’s Friends Block Senator Owen in Illinois House
Springfield March 22 The House refuses to allow State Senator Owen to appear to discuss the initiative and referendum after recent attacks by Lorimer allies in the upper chamber. The vote underscores political maneuvering as reformers seek debate.
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Springfield
Taft Talks 10 Baron Uchida on Mexican Crisis
Taft invites Baron Uchida to the White House to reassure Japan the U S Japan relations are friendly. He says mobilization was due to Mexican internal crisis, not hostility toward Japan, while cabinet discusses Mexican turmoil and arbitration ideas with France.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Japan
Taft
Baron Uchida
White House
Yehlila
Aeasion
Taf
Leter
Robert Bacon
France
Stites
Great Britain
Sams
Roosevelts condolence visit to aviator’s mother
In Pasailens California on March 27 Roosevelt called on Mrs. M S Hoxsey mother of the aviator killed at Dominguez field last December to offer condolences. Roosevelt traveled with Hoxsey six months ago in St Louis. The passage also notes suffragettes' stance on House of Lords reform.
American Express to Erect New Office Building
American Express company plans construction of a 20 by 45 foot concrete office building, located 100 feet west of the O W R and N depot. Gibson and Cole of Pendleton won the bid as lowest proposer, with plans to house local agents, a route agent, and messenger facilities plus an uptown office yet to be decided.
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American Express Company
Ot. Paorlett
Danthtinge
Parlett
Gibson & Cole
American Company
Pendleton
Portland
Longwell
Parrett
Portugal Calls April Election After Monarchy Fall
Lisbon issues proclamation for national constituent assembly election on April 40 next. Provisional government praised for rising prosperity, doubled workers wages, and broad schooling advances. Universal suffrage and church separation form core planks, with anti clerical tone in government, while King Manuel's property restored and clergy influence waning.
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Lisbon
Manuela
Portugal
National Assembly
United States
Manuel
Tacoma Saloonkeepers Mourning Over Referendum Result
Tacoma saloons face closure as anti-treating ordinance passes by about 4000 votes. Saloons plan to quit. penalties include a $160 fine for treating. Women voters backed the measure, with working women and upper-class districts split in support.
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Tacoma
Wash
Ste
Tenderloin and Society
Anti Alien Land Ownership Bill Faces Assembly Fate
Sacramento March 22. California Senate passed an anti alien land ownership bill but the assembly is expected to block it amid rush hours and opposition aims to nullify the measure. The proposal would bar aliens including corporations from owning land beyond five years before selling. Debate noted Japanese sentiment but no change in policy likely.
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California Assembly
Senate
Sacramento
Calif
Assembly
Nebraskans Wear Diamonds Jewelers Convene in Omaha
Omaha merchants report booming demand for diamonds and precious stones reflecting rising prosperity across Nebraska. Retail jewelers gather for their annual convention as readers are urged to check today’s want ads for opportunities and listings.
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Omaha
Neb
Taft Maintains Cautious Stance Over Mexico Crisis
March 22 dispatches report President Taft pledging to preserve friendly ties with Mexico and proceed only with congressional approval if intervention arises. U.S. troops remain near the border in Texas to deter spills of violence, while rebels and federals maneuver across Baja and Sonora frontiers. General Smith moves 2,350 troops toward Leon Springs as mobilization continues.
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el Paso
Tex
Parral
San Antonio
Roosevelt Speaks to Occidental College Students in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on March 22 Roosevelt made his second entry from Pasadena, addressed Occidental College students, and spoke to the general public who were barred from the meeting. He dined as the guest at the Harvard Club.
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Los Angeles
Calif
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