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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
1
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Reports from El Paso and Eagle Pass say the border is calm with no battles reported. Francis Madero reportedly wounded in an incident near Quarraerro. he was evacuated to the U.S. side for aid as U.S. troops reinforce Naco and Cananea reports note no agitation in Sonora.
Frederick Viadurri a cousin of Madero and telegraph office operator in Neuvo Laredo was refused admission to the United States. A planned bull fight next week in Neuvo Laredo was ordered abandoned as authorities fear unrest during the celebration.
Laredo reports from November 25 state Mexican troops defeated a body of evolutionists near Gorrerro. Confirmation arrives that Madero was possibly fatally wounded, though details remain uncertain and disputed.
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El Paso reports James A. Cook the American railway conductor was acquitted after months in jail tied to a freight train robbery. He proved he was in the caboose at the time. American railroad men pressed the case to the U.S. Department of Justice amid threats of retaliation against Mexicans in the United States.
A petition signed by prominent Waco women was presented to the City Commission requesting suppression of the play Queen of Moulin Rogue billed for tomorrow night. The commission is wiring Texas cities to learn in what respect the play is held.
On November 25 Governor-elect Colquitt receives several hundred applicants for office with a relief expected tomorrow as the last day for nearing requests. A delegation seeks R. H. Beacham and Henry Hutchings for adjutant general.
Federal officials formally charged Sterling Oil Company of Louisiana with using the mails to defraud by floating stock on worthless Oklahoma property. The prosecution will be pursued.
Bishop Murah of Mississippi will arrive in Houston en route to Galveston to preside over the Texas Methodist conference. Six Houston preachers are to be transferred, with Rev. W. P. Andrews possibly moving to Dallas. Discussion over moving Southwestern University to Dallas could lead to a new Methodist school there if defeated.
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