13 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
1
Gen Bernardo Reyes announces he will not seek the Mexican presidency and urges support for Francisco I Madero. The Diaz loyalists fear a split while Reyes meets with Madero to discuss the political situation and future reorganizational prospects.
Mexico City June 13 Gen Reyes and President de la Barra accept cabinet posts in Francisco I Maderos envisioned government and Madero plans a five day southern tour to review troops under Ambrosio Figueroa and speak in Guerrero and Morelos as Reyes de la Barra and Madero coordinate for the country interests after a cordial conference in the castle with Reyes and Madero departing together in the same car
A man named Harry Smith killed John Cook after a quarrel regarding Mrs Smith at a venue on Luca Street. Smith fled home but was later found and jailed. Cook’s body was discovered near the scene.
A blaze destroyed a large Cairo boarding house owned by Louis Herbert. Axel Branson, 60, a bricklayer, and Pilot Hubbard of Uniontown died. John Jacob of Pittsburgh, severely burned, is hospitalized. Several residents escaped in night clothes. The house, valued at about 10 000 dollars.
Cincinnati reports Edward Street Cooke the Big Four clerk faces a $20,000 embezzlement charge tied to the $643,000 thefts. Key witness Warriner and Mrs. Jeannette Ford expected to testify after delays from her illness. Court eyes a dramatic hearing with allegations of higher‑ups blamed for the larger loss.
Reno scholars from eight leading international law schools argue that a Nevada six month residence divorce is void outside the state and could constitute bigamy if remarriage occurs. They contest the decree’s force beyond Nevada and say other states would not recognize it.
Garrett and Martin Hankle, aged 23 and 25, drowned in the Raccoon River near Des Moines after cramps struck them during a swim. J A Estey aided in the rescue effort but one youth managed to grab his throat. Both bodies were recovered. Rhineland Tax Hike Triggers Dry Drive Sold Saloon Closed for Nonpayment.
World poll shows Senate opposed to the Root amendment by 33 to 20 with 20 noncommittal and 18 absent. The World predicts final approval of the bill in the House shape received, and that two-thirds of noncommittal and absent voters oppose the amendment. The measure would otherwise nullify free wood pulp features of the bill.
Three Murray children are critically ill in Belle Vue Hospital after eating pennyworths of colored candies bought near their home. Their mother Elizabeth Murray left them unattended for a stroll. The board of health orders an investigation into the poisoning claim.
A cold, drizzling rain mixed with snow hits Bloomington on June 13. The unusual snow event in this section marks an unprecedented occurrence for the month and area.
In Stony Point New York June news reports describe an invasion of locusts swarming Locusts in air man park causing damage across the area. The insects assault trees and foliage while a 17 year old swarm rumors of vast damage and long idle under growing. A separate Bethlehem Pa item notes a 14 year old girl sues for breach and a man Paul Hasen drowns in Lehigh Canal amid court bail proceedings and threats.
The Springfield civil service commission seeks one hundred women attendants within sixty days aged 18 to 60 and weighing at least 115 pounds. Attendants earn 18 dollars monthly plus board and may enroll in a free three year nursing training. Men ages 21 to 60 may apply at 25 dollars per month with board.
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