Maderos inactivity may chase outbreak of rebels
Reports of American intervention fears rise after the Torreon massacre as insurgents around Juarez grow restless. Rebels threaten action amid Madero and De La Barra’s silence and Japan's possible intervention demand. Madero refuses to comment on intervention prospects.
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el Paso
Torreon
Lasurrectos
Juarez
Japan
Terreon
de la Barra
Figuero
Lower
California
Juwrex
Los Angeles Manager Heads East to Secure Pitchers
Los Angeles manager Henry Berry departed for the East to recruit pitchers for the Los Angeles staff. He used his own money, not the club funds, and expects a two to six week trip aiming to land at least two reliable hurlers. Secretary Parker accompanied him to the depot.
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Cal
Henry Berry
East
Berry
Parker
Russia Delivers Ultimatum to Turkey Over Montenegro
Constantinople May 24 Russia today served a demand on Turkey almost an ultimatum demanding immediate disavowal of warlike intent toward Montenegro. Turkey’s cabinet weighs an answer likely to accept. Over 20,000 Albanians rebel against Turkey with guerrilla warfare and raids, while Montenegrin and other supporters aid the rebels.
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Constantinople
Russia
Turkey
Montenegro
Montenegri
Standard Oil VP John Archibald Linked to 1908 Accident
New Bedford May 24. A 1908 incident surfaces showing John Archibald vice president of Standard Oil killed a child while driving an automobile. The child Guilhelmo DeMello died and the father filed for damages. Archibald admitted the machine caused the death but says the news was suppressed at the time.
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New Bedford
John Archibald
Standard Oil Company
Guilhelmo DeMello
Archibald
Quieting a Fretting Baby Versus a Guilty Conscience
A brief meditation on the difficulty of soothing a distressed infant compared with calming a troubled conscience. The comparison underscores the inner burden of self accusation and the challenge of achieving inner quiet.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Adjourns Convention
Harrisburg May 24 The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen adjourned after selecting San Francisco as their 2013 convention city.
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Harrisburg
San Francisco
PARKS WITNESS AT GRAND JURY HEARING IN DYNAMITING CASE
May 24 Los Angeles—Bert Connors, named in dynamiting plot against the hall of rewards, testified before the grand jury while in jail for the same case. Officials denied any confession, and many doubt the claim. Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for the defendants, arrived from Chicago and left for Los Angeles tonight after meetings with labor leaders. He said he knows nothing of a defense plan beyond what newspapers report.
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Bert Connors
J. Parks
Hall of Rewards
Connors
Darrow
San Francisco
Clarence Darrow
Moe-Namaras
Chicago
Sos Angeles
Presbyterians to Meet at Louisville Next Assembly
Atlantic City May 24 Louisville Ky chosen as the next meeting place of the Northern Presbyterian assembly J P Brown of Walla Walla and Pendleton visitors today in Louisville move reflects church planning and regional gathering continuity
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Louisville
Northern Presbyterian Assembly
J. P. Brown
Walla Walla
Is & Pendleton
State pursues condemnation of ten acre tract near city
In circuit court today the state, with Attorney General A. M. Crawford, Secretary of State Ben W. Olcott and Treasurer T. B. Kay present, opened a condemnation suit to seize a ten acre parcel west of the city from C. C. Hendricks for a just price. Arguments stressed reaching an agreement. Hendricks’ attorney D. W. Bailey argues the land’s extreme value for intensive farming. Witnesses for both sides include State Treasurer Kay and others as testimony begins after a land inspection at 1 PM.
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A. M. Crawford
Ben W. Olcott
T. B. Kay
C. C. Hendricks
D. W. Bailey
Hendricks
Kay
Michigan Faces Princeton In Key East West Intersect Game
The baseball nine of the University of Michigan is here today for a game with Princeton. The contest is billed as the most important East versus West intersectional game of the year, pitting storied programs against each other.
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Tast
Princeton
University of Michigan
Tony
Duveen Brother fined for customs evasion in New York
Henry Puveen of the Ble Art Importing firm Duveen Brothers faced a federal sentence after conviction for evading U S customs. Judge Martin imposed a 16000 dollar fine noting over a million dollars already paid in civil settlements and the defendant's age led to no jail time.
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New York
Henry Puveen
Ble
Duveen Brothers
United States Customs
Martin
Hearst Predicts Democratic Victory Abroad
New York May 24 Hearst predicted a Democratic victory in the next year’s election and praised Governor Wilson and Speaker Clark. He said Democrats had shown effectiveness in organizing the house and their reward would be a president in 1912.
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New York
Wilson
Clark William Hearst
Europe
House
Renard
Tillamook Minister Acquitted Of Heresy By General Synod
The Rev. Paul Ebinger of Johns Lutheran church Tilamook Oregon was acquitted of heresy by the general synod voting 79 to 70. He denied Moses was inspired to write the Ten Commandments and questioned much of the Bible. The case was appealed to the general synod after a Portland classis action. The synod referred the union question between Reformed and Presbyterian churches back to classes for information before action.
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Canton
Ohio
Paul Ebinger
Johns Lutheran Church
Tilamook
Oregon
General Synod
United States
Teo
Ebinger
Portland
Ore. Clases
Moses
Northwest
Presbyterian
Clasele
Lancaster
Taft to Announce Walsh Morse Pardons Tomorrow
Washington May 24 President Taft will decide on petitions to pardon John RB Walsh the Chicago banker now Sir Leavenworth and Charles Morse once a teeking now at Atlanta after a meeting with Wickersham. The decision will be announced tomorrow.
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Taft
John RB. Walsh
Chicago
Sir Leavenworth
Charles Morse
Teeking
Atlanta
Wickersham
Indicted Seattle Editor Claims Motive Behind Probes
Alden Blethen of the Seattle Times, indicted on three counts for protecting a gambling house and libeling Councilman Kellogg, says indictments stem from Times support for Gill for mayor and defending him after recall. He insists evidence is insufficient and will defeat the cases, accusing the grand jury foreman of aiding a rival paper for revenge.
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Seattle
Alden Blethen
Effiter
Seattle Times
Arcade
J. Y. Kelloge
Tites
The
Times
Gil
Blethen
Wappenstein
Wappy
Matthews
Post-Intelligencer
Missouri Pacific Announces Major Management Shakeup
New York May 24. Major changes in the Missouri Pacific railway system were announced, with H J Miller named vice president after an expert exam and E J Pearson placed in charge of operating department from St Louis. The line shifts to a divisional structure, and a $25 million five percent three year note issue is authorized, with Speyer and Company likely to handle the sale abroad. Lynch named general traffic manager of Missouri Pacific and Texas and Pacific. effective June 1.
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New York
Missouri Pacific Railway
H. J Miller
George J Gould
E. J. Pearson
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Bas
Texas and Pacific
Congress vote on wool schedule set for June first
Washington May 24 Congress man Burleson of Texas called a caucus of house democrats for noon June 1 to consider the proposed revision of the wool schedule. The committee recommends a fifty percent reduction and the caucus vote will guide democrats in the house.
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Washington
Burleson
Texas
House
Democrats
Plot Against Rebels Near Tia Juana Reported
San Diego May 24 report credits widespread fears that 600 Mexicans are in country armed and ready to cross secret trails to retake Tia Juana and kill Insurectos under Pryce, timed with a federal force’s approach near Tia Juana to strike concurrently.
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San Diego
Tia Juana
Pryce
Jury Finds Flarty Guilty of Burglary
James Flarty, Pilot Rock burglar, found guilty by a jury after trial. He admits guilt in burglaries of the hardware store and related robberies including a butcher shop and saloon. Sentencing set for Friday. Two others, Louis Livingston and Frank Weber, plead guilty and await Friday sentences. Howard Clark indicted for horse stealing also pled guilty. Several defendants released for lack of evidence.
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Pilot Rock
Flarty
Frank Weber
T. B. Swearingen
Howard Clark
Echo
Meaded
Johnson Parnhart
Lute Thompson
Roy Rills
R. B. Katron
Gurdane
John Lee
Oregon man among four found slain in Kentucky woods
Campton Ky May 24 The mystery of the slayers of four men whose bodies were found hanging from trees in a remote part of the county remains unsolved. One body is identified as J W King a pearl fisher. It is believed the others are also pearl fliers and came from Oregon. It is thought they made a rich find and were murdered and robbed.
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Campton
J. W. King
Oreson
Fires claim over a thousand lives yearly in U S
President Merrill Mile told the National Fire Protection Association in New York that more than a thousand fires occur annually across the United States, urging renewed efforts to reduce fire losses and costs.
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New York
United States
Merrill Mile
National Fire Protection Association
Toilas
Republic Iron and Steel Breaks From United States Steel
New York May 24 Republic Iron and Steel announces it has severed ties with United States Steel and will solicit business on its own terms. Chairman Topping accuses the trust of shabby treatment and vows to ignore the gentlemen's agreement, sparking talk of a price spike as the industry reacts.
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New York
Republic Iron and Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Topping
Republic Directorate
La Follette Resumes Senate Speech on Lorimer Vote
In Washington today May 24 the senate convened at noon and Robert M La Follette resumed his speech demanding an investigation of the Lorimer election findings.
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LA Follette
Senate
Washington
Progressive spirit nationwide says Wilson in interview
Minneapol is May 24 in an interview Woodrow Wilson states the progressive movement is nationwide not geography bound. He notes the western Independent vote is most advanced but believes eastern and western progressives share similar ideas.
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Minneapol’s
Woodrow Wilson
Butler re-elected at Mohonk and arbitration plans unfold
Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University is re-elected president of the Lake Mohonk conference. He states the U S Senate will likely ratify the Anglo American arbitration treaty and announces an imminent international court of arbitral justice at The Hague. He outlines Carnegie peace commission plans with three divisions led by James Brown Scott and John Clark.
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N. Yi
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
United States Senate
Knox
Butler
International Court of
Carnegie Peace Commission
Carnegie Fund
James Brown Scott
The
Board of International Lawyers
John Clark
Lumbermen Open National Convention in Chicago May 24
The National Lumber Manufacturers' Association, headquartered in Chicago, opened its annual convention in Chicago today. A number of important business matters are before the meeting.
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Chicago
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Anspulation
Judicial Committee Named to Revise Oregon Judicial System
Governor West appoints a nine member Judicial Committee to study Oregon court structure and procedures. Members include Judge Thomas O Day Portland S T Richardson Salem A E Reames Jacksonville A E Clark Portland Samuel Garland Lebanon Judge R R Butler Condon W M Peterson Pendleton. Compensation not to exceed 7000 for the full panel.
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Oregon
Thomas O'Day
Portland
S. T. Richardson
Salem
A. E. Reames
Jacksonville
A. E. Clark
Samuel Garland
Lebanon
R. R. Butler
Condon
W. M. Peterson
Pendleton
Legislative Assembly
Wilson in Minneapolis frames business ties to politics
Gov Woodrow Wilson told the Publicity Club in Minneapolis that business and legislation are tightly linked, noting legitimate protection and growth for business by law while condemning illegitimate ties to political machines. He warned that secrecy in lawmaking invites corporate influence and public distrust.
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Minn
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
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