Mexican Rebels Aim at Madero as Diaz Resigns
Juarez May 22 Insurrectos chiefs declare they will resume fighting if Diaz does not resign and say Madero is advancing himself politically. They criticize the Los Angeles revolutionary junta and call for continued armed action to restore Mexico's economic liberty.
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Juarez
Insurrectos
Diaz
Dinas
Madero
Ding
Francisco Madero
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Mexico
Mexican Liberal Party
California
Sinaloa
Liberal Party
Madero 4
Figuero
Custmos
Corral
Carabajal
Vasquez Gomez
Francisco Madero, Jr
Benor Pino Suarez
Don Francisco 8
Carbajal
Porfirio Ding
Francisco Vasques Gomez
Don Jose Maria Pino Suarez
Arizona Constitution Debate Seeks Judiciary Recall Ban
Washington May 22. In the house today discussions focus on forcing Arizona voters to accept the new constitution again and removing the judiciary recall feature. Rep Crumpacker of Indiana argues constitutions guard against popular frenzy and should be hard to amend while Rep Roberts of Massachusetts questions the need to vote anew.
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Washington
Arizona
House
Concreaiguan Roberts
Massachusetts
Representative Crumpacker
Indiana
Electrical storm devastates Chicago. woman dead and many hurt
Chicago on May 22 faced a freak electrical rain storm that killed one woman, injured about six others, knocked out telephone and telegraph lines, and caused extensive property damage. The storm ended a deadly heat wave as residents sheltered in parks. Mrs. W. F. Caldwell died when lightning struck her flat.
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Chicago
W. F. Caldwell
Gasoline schooner Wascalare strikes sunken rock near Rogue River
Marshfield Ore May 22 Six crewmen reach shore after the gasoline schooner Wascalare struck a sunken rock off the Island south of Rogue River. The vessel carried thirteen men and seven remain unaccounted for as searchers scour the area. The Wascalare sailed from San Francisco bound for Bandon with lumber.
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Marshfield
Ore
Rogue River
San Francisco
Urge Patent of Alaskan Coat Claims Meeting Tonight
In Seattle under the Alaskan committees of Seattle commercial organizations a mass meeting will be held tonight at their hall to urge the government to patent the Alaskan coal claims which are uncontested. Speakers include Senator Piles and Charlie Helfner who presides as Democratic state chairman.
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Seattle
Seattle Commerceial Organizations
Senator Piles
Charlies Helfner
Pendleton Track Team Earns Eight Points in Interscholastic Meets
Pendleton high school track team returned from two Willamette Valley meets with eight points, despite fouling in relays and unfair crowding by Portland schools. Captain Gordon placed second in the 190 yard dash but was not listed. Team members Chapnwin, Devine, and Bee won events, with records broken by Millering, Foster, and Wilson in pole vault, hammer throw, and mile respectively.
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Pendleton
Willamette Valley
Corvallis
Eugene
Trine
Portland
Iscal Bova
Bgreithaupt
Gordon
Staniem
Eigct
Chapnwin
Devine
Bee
Chipmins
Aplendo Oregon
Ferraly
Hie Ufe
Windnagle
Harber
Washington High
Millering
la Grande
Foster
Dayton
Wilson
Governor Woodrow Wilson Speeds Toward Minneapolis
Seattle dispatch reports Governor Woodrow Wilson departed Seattle May 22 after a day at church and leisure driving toward Minneapolis, continuing travel by automobile and rest.
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Seattle
Woodrow Wilson
Minneapolis
Stimoo Sworn In As Secretary Of War In Washington
In Washington on May 22 Henry L. Stimoo took the oath and began duties as secretary of war marking a new administration era. He pledged to uphold responsibilities and oversee defense policies amid ongoing national concerns.
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Washington
Henry L. Stimoo
Paris Aviation Tragedy Kills War Minister in Monoplane Crash
A monoplane crash at a Paris aviation field during a Paris to Madrid race killed War Minister Berteaux and injured Prime Minister Monis and other dignitaries as about 200000 spectators watched. The craft lost control after a sharp turn near the starting area, plowing into a ministerial group.
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Paris
France
Madrid
Monis
Berteaux
Roland Garros
M. Beaumont
M. Gilbert
Pierre Vedring
Maty Fis
Vikter Tretia
M. Bounier
Train
M. Berteguien
M. Deutsch
Work to Start Soon on Boangh Hospital Buildings
Governor Oswald West announces plans for the Eastern Oregon branch hospital with construction to begin after referendum petitions expired without challenge. State Architect Knighton has nearly completed designs and expects completion by June 1, with bids sought and contracts awarded. The main administration building, a wing, heating plant, and laundry will be built first, with a spur line to allow fuel unloading. The governor says the institution will be planned as a model facility for future needs.
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Eastern
Oregon Branch
State Board
Oswald West
Knighton Hae
Ani
West
Showrd
O W. RL & N. Company
Branch Asylum
Branch Asylum Hospital
Predicts resignation of more cabinet members
Seattle May 22 insurgents predict an early cabinet resignation as Taft plans to placate progressives and capture the nomination in 1912. The new appointee may replace Knox MacVeagh or Nagle. La Follette opposes the change and fears a failed progressive bid. rumors say he might run independently if Taft is renominated.
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Seattle
Taft
Knox
MacVeagh
Nagle
LaFollette
Republican Progressive League
Chinese Death Toll in Mexican Rebel Fight
Eagle Pass Texas May 22 Two hundred twenty five Chinese were killed in a clash between Mexican insurrectos and Chinese forces at Torreon Mexico according to a dispatch received by Sam Wach Cuidad hotel owner.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Insurrectos
Torreon
Mexico
Sam Wach
Cuidad
Governor Wilson Misses Spokane Address on Train Arrival
Spokane May 22 Governor Wilson was to speak for 15 minutes this morning but slept on as the train arrived at 7 40. 150 prominent citizens were disappointed and the democratic committee disgruntled. Geographical Meeting London May 22 scientists educators from leading universities and societies in Europe and America were guests of the British Royal Geographical Society at its annual meeting today. The anniversary dinner of the society will be held tonight.
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Spokane
Wilson
Democratic Committee
Geographical Meeting
London
Europe
America
British Royal Geographical Society
Indian Whiskey Sales Charged in County Jail Case
John Lee, a Negro employed with R. L. Oliver, and behind the county jail, is charged with selling a bottle of whiskey to two well known Indians, John Wallitale and Ed Chapman, in a long standing illegal traffic. Officers arrested them last night and expect enough evidence for conviction.
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John Lee
R. L. Oliver
John Wallitale
Ed Chapman
Pruitt
Lee
PRYCE WILL NOT HAVE BLISS ARRESTED
San Diego May 22 war department showed concern over General Pryce the rebel leader who was released Saturday and who is now directing his men at Tia Juana official messages reveal orders to release most army officers at Fort Rosecrans but such orders could allow re arrest on American soil Pryce has not decided to have General Bills arrested on illegal arrest charges.
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San Diego
War Department
Pryce
Tia Juana
Washington
Fort Rosecrans
Bills
Assessor Dalton 18 Arraigned Today in Oakland
Assessor Dalton aged 18 was arraigned in Oakland California on bribery charges. Judge Wells set Thursday for the pleading after defense requested a one month postponement.
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Daliton
Oakland
Califf
Dalton
Wells
Stanley committee opens steel trust probe with Carnege listed
Washington May 22 the Stanley committee begins investigation of the steel trust with Carnege among the latest subpoenaed to testify. The justice department and labor department will assist. The committee includes five Democrats, all lawyers.
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Washington
Carnege
Stanley Committee
Steel Trust
Departtment of Justice and Labor
Modern Building Plans for Pendleton School
Special attention will be paid to sanitation ventilation heating lighting and convenience as the new $455000 building replaces the old structure. CE Troutman arrived to confer with the school board and present detailed plans and specifications including basement boiler rooms gymnasium auditorium and laboratories. The design emphasizes automatic Johnson temperature controls and separate toilets on each floor with rest rooms for staff.
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Pendleton
CE. Troutman
Troutman
Ftret &Hill
Secomd
Johnson
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Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Don Francisco Maderq
Jose Maria Ping Suarez
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Jol Watlatere
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