Riots surround Diaz resignation amid Mexico City turmoil
Vast crowds paraded with Viva Madero banners as President Diaz, facing health fears and loomingarchy, prepared to resign in Mexico City. Rioters fired on by soldiers left seven dead and many wounded, while diplomats paid respects and Madero moved to assume power.
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Viva Madero
Diplomatic Corps
Diaz
Mexico City
Pbour
Ding
Tr Iy
Zocato
National Palace
FEI Imp
Zocoto
Madero
Mexico
Juarez
Taft
Wall Street
Direct Election Bill May Be Defeated
Washington May 25 Politicians say Bristow amendment shifts control of senatorial elections to Congress rather than state legislatures. A Senate poll shows 42 in favor and 40 opposed, signaling possible deadlock on reciprocity when the bill for direct election is stalled.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
House
Judge Decides Wappenstein Case on Eight Indictments
Beatth May 5. With Deltrich Ham and Timberman as security Wappenstein posted bonds totaling 32000 on four new indictments bringing eight counts. Judge Main will decide this afternoon if he must stand trial immediately for all charges arising from the fight against the red Necht district.
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Beatth
Deltrich, Ham
Timberman
Wappenstein
Uy m
Main
Red Necht
Iowa Stationary Engineers Meet Opens In Ottumwa
Town Engineers Ottumwa Iowa May 26 headquarters set at Ballingall Hotel for the eighth annual Iowa State Association of Stationary Engineers meeting to run three days Local leaders C A Pierce Denver president and W F Raben Chicago secretary of the national group will speak An exhibition from leading manufacturers accompanies the event.
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Ottumwa
Ballingall Hotel
Iowa State Association of Stationary Engineers
C. A. Pierce
Denver
W. F. Raben
Chicago
National Organization of Stationary Engineers
Oklahoma grain dealers oppose reciprocity treaty
Oklahoma City May 25 The Oklahoma grain dealers association adopted resolutions strongly opposing the Canadian reciprocity treaty They allege that admitting Canadian surplus would lower wheat prices The grain dealers most unanimously favored the resolution The grinders are opposed to it.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Grain Dealers’ Association
Grillers
Kentucky bankers to meet at Paris convention
May 26 report from Paris Kentucky notes a gathering of leading banking institutions in the region holding their annual convention in the city today.
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Kentucky
Paris
Pilot Rock Wool on Sale Tomorrow
Buyers gathered in the city after a trip to Reho and prepare to travel to Pilot Rock for tomorrow's sale. EK W Brigham, Farneworth Thayer and Stephen son of Boston, Jack T Patterson of John Cavelry company, and Y Judd added to the buyer group. I L Jones of Harry Hartley company remains at St Anthonys Hospital with rheumatism.
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Reho
Pilot Rock
EK. W. Brigham
Farneworth, Thayer & Stephenson
Boston
Jack T Patterson
John Cavelry Company
Y. Judd
Hartford
Conn
I. L. Jones
Harry Hartley Company
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Justice Harlan Reveals Dissenting View on Trust Case
Washington May 25 Justice Harlan filed a standard off opinion in the Supreme Court expressing strong dissent toward majority reasoning. He criticizes interferences with the people as the source of legislative power and warns the decision may injure business with long lasting effects. He agrees with dissolving the trust but questions the word unreasonable and denounces judicial usurpation of legislative functions.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Harlan
Supreme Court
Hirlan
Clerk Blames Preacher for Killing Woman
Emil Hecht a clerk at A C Williams drug store admitted he caused the death of Mrs. Belle Duncan by giving strychnine instead of morphine in a mistaken prescription. He blamed Rev J F Futcher pastor for the error after a dispute over grape juice for communion. The clergyman denied the accusation saying he had no argument with the clerk.
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Chicago
Emil Meeht
A. C. Williams
Sixty-third Street
Hoffman
Belle Duncan
Paulina Street
Hecht
J. F. Futcher
Loomis Street
Ashland Avenue
Christan Church
Futcher
Heecht
Roosevelt’s Erratic Stance On Arbitration Cited
John Procter, former secretary of state, recalls Roosevelt’s early hostility to arbitration and cites incidents from Lake Mohonk and the 1895 Bering Sea case. He notes Roosevelt’s later actions as president showing a shift toward international peace and hints at cautious support for the Anglo-American treaty.
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Roosevelt
Lake Mohonk
de Haring
John Proctwr
Foster
Harrison
Bering Sea
Hastie
War orders amid Mexican political crisis and regional mobilization
Claiming the agreement was broken by the Coshuila legislature the Mideristae governor Mader ordered war to be resumed sending Colonel Castro with 1200 troops to Salcide where federal troops are garrisoned The Jumex army readies for a march to Chihuahua Mindera fears a double cross by De La Barra and may abandon plans to force Diaz’s withdrawal The Diag faction urgent action cited Mexico City May 5 De La Barra declares Diaz resigns and provisional president oath to be taken soon
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el Piso
Carcands
Mader
Castro
Salcide
Diag
Mexico City
de la Barra
Diazy
Coral] Ie
Chamber of Deputies
Milton Strawberry Festival Braces for Better Weather
Milton Oregon May 25 Rain dampens first day of the strawberry festival with no forenoon programs. A baseball game between Whitman College and Milton draws a crowd in the afternoon. Growers fear continued rain as strawberry crops risk damage and delayed ripening.
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Milton
Ore
Whitmanecollege
Walla Walla
Hih
New England and New York Delegates Open Massachusetts Club Meet
New Boston hosts the annual meeting of the State Federation of Women's Clubs with mulewomen from New York and several New England states, plus visitors from across Massachusetts. The event, starting today, continues through tomorrow with numerous entertainments and social affairs honoring visiting members.
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New Boston
Mass
New York
New England
Massachusetts
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Numerouve Entertainments
Svelat Affeirs ii
Wisitine Lenis
Rose Tree Meeting Opens Amateur Race Event for Army Officers
Philadelphia May 25 A two day amateur race meeting opened by the Rose Tree Hunt Club. The second session will be Saturday with the Brandywine Battlefield cup race for horses ridden by United States army officers in service uniform.
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Philadelphia
B. Cassett
United States Army
Society to Europe for Vanderbilt wedding in May
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt senior sails to Europe aboard the Princess Irene for a Paris meeting with her son Alfred. They plan to travel to London where Alfred will wed Mrs Smith Holling McKim, a match long associated with the Vanderbilt name.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr
Europe
Irene
Alfred
Paris
London
Smith Holling McKim
Vanderbilt
Pendleton High Class Day Exercises Tonight
The 1911 Pendleton high school graduating class will hold class day exercises tonight at the Methodist church. A large audience is expected as students perform a varied program featuring recitations, songs, addresses, and a class poem. The event begins at 8:10 p m with bouts of entertainment and a closing address by Charles Milne.
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Pendleton High School
Methodist Church
At & O
Mire
AL J
Owen
van de Walker
Liss
Charles Milne
Hiechant Devine
Chester Pee
Lincelin
Blanche Badley
SUD
Preliminary hearing set for editors in bribery probe
Kidltier E and E Cook of Columbe and Charla Protein, former chamber of commerce president, faced a preliminary hearing in Columbus on charges of refusing to testify before state senate committees investigating bribery in the legislature. The ruling will affect three other editors jailed on the same charge. The defense claims the committee lacks legal existence. Chairman Todd refused to say if the committee plans to summon the accused senators. If summoned, they would receive immunity.
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Columbus
Kidltier E
E Cook
Columbe
Charla Protein
Chamber of Commerce
State Senate
Decison
Todd
Ministers Should Be More Worldly Says Hamilton
Boston headlines report Tufts College President Hamilton telling Universalists the ministry is a cold business and preachers must deliver the goods or a tea out. Several Boston ministers plan to respond from their pulpits next Sunday as a rebuttal to his remarks.
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Boston
Mass
Hamilton
Tufts College
Universalist
Universalists
Lesve
Pennsylvania Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After Busy Session
Polleylvania Solona reports Harrisburg May 25 about Pennsylvania’s state legislature adjourning sine die after a very busy session. The article notes swift action on bills and final adjournment in the capital.
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Polleylvania Solona
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Sine D'Stolay
Darrow Arrives in Los Angeles for McNamara Defense
Clarance Darrow reaches Los Angeles to arrange the June first preliminary hearing for the McNamara brothers and Ortie McManigal. He meets with Harriman and then with the prisoners, declaring doubts about their guilt and planning to defend them. John McNamara endures a sleepless night awaiting Darrow's arrival.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
McNamaras
Harriman
Darrow
Itda
McNamare
John Amftnamare
James McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Chicago
Postal Bank Office Expands to Baker Oregon
Washington reports 50 new postal deputies begin operations June 2, increasing total postal banks to 276. Among the new western offices to Baker Oregon are listed among the openings.
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Washington
Western
Baker
Ore
Southern Presbyterians Adjourn After Historic General Assembly
Louisville May 25 After a highly successful session the Titty-fist general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States Southern Presbyterian church will adjourn tomorrow. Tonight will wind up most business including discussions on divorce and marriage and the sheet infant clergy of the Westminster Confession of Faith
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Southern Presbyteriains
Louieville
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Southern Presbyterian Church
Cleusy
Westminster Confession of Filth
Hold Up Gang Active in Milton County
Milton residents Chib Bens and Allen Mather were held up near the OWBR and NL depot, robbed of $6 in cash and pocket knives. No clue to the robbers, but locals believe the hold up gang is operating in the area.
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May Fuess Chibbens
Allen Mather
Owbr, & NL
Milton
Milwaukee freight train robber charged in $10000 thefts
Emil Peter son faces trial in Milwaukee for stealing $10000 in merchandise from Milwaukee road freight trains over six months. Police say Fitzerson confessed implicating eight second hand dealers, with six to stand trial today alongside him.
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Milwaukee
Emil Peterson
Milwaukee Road
Fitterson
Pendleton Sets New Street Paving Plan for Seventeen Blocks
City council moves to pave Court Street from Main to Ash, Cottonwood from Water to Webb, and Alta from Main to Johnson, pending a remonstrance from 80 percent of affected property owners. Engineer to file plans, notices, and cost estimates. contracts to follow with bids.
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Pendleton
Court Street
Main Street
Ash
Cottonwood Street
Water Street
Webb
Alta Street
Main
Johnson
Sharon
Recorder’s Office
West Court Street
Im Vontiguouzg
Soldiers Always Busy at Fort Sam Houston Camp
The article describes soldiers at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, kept highly active by a demanding mobilization camp routine. General Carter enforces tough hikes to Leon Springs twenty miles away, ensuring readiness despite mud or heat as the army trains and moves as ordered.
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Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Sam Houston
United States
Carter
Missouri Drummers Meet Resolves Rail Service Action
The Southeast Missouri Drummers' Association held its annual session in Dexter on May 26. They prepared resolutions demanding better railroad service to be submitted to the state railroad commission.
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Missouri Drummers
Dexter
Southeast Missouri Drummers’ Association
State Railroad Commission
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