New Regime in Mexico Grips Power in United States View
Washington officials, reassured by Ambassador Wilson, accept the official version of Madero and Suárez deaths. Huerta’s regime seeks peace slowly, while Mexico’s north sees Orozco and Zapatista negotiations. Colquitt faces neutrality risk over Texas militia actions. Americans in border areas remain unmolested but vigilant amid turmoil.
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Weather forecast for Rock Island Davenport and Vicinity
The weather precast till 7 pm states conditions for Rock Island Davenport Meline and Vicinity tomorrow with expected trends and regional outlook.
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Weather forecast and astronomical events note
Rain or snow tonight and Wednesday with a warmer trend and a low around 20 degrees. Temperature at 7 am 14, yesterday's high 20 and last night's low 13. Wind at 7 am two mph, no precipitation, humidity 72 at 7 pm and 92 at 7 am. Astronomical events include sun sets 5 48 and rises 6 38 with Mercury Venus Saturn visible in the evening and Jupiter Mars in the morning.
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Revival of Diaz portraits marks shift in Mexico
Mexico City reports revived Diaz influence as Provisional President Huerta orders portraits restored in public buildings. Madero and Suarez bodies prepared for transfer as crowds que outside the penitentiary. Political speculation grows about elections with candidates Diaz, La Barra, Reyes, and Gomez amid a pending peace.
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SaleSman slain wife is arrested
Atlanta report says J A Appelbaum a Chicago traveling salesman was mysteriously shot in a hotel room. His wife Mrs Appelbaum is in custody as officers probe the case. Police note a quarrel between the couple and a prior suicide attempt by poison a month earlier. Both are said to have been married before.
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Illinois union offers $900000 to aid West Virginia strike
In Peoria the Illinois State miners convention voted unanimously to grant 900000 to support striking West Virginia miners. The plan would levy 100000 on state members and allow the executive board to use up to 800000 of the union’s reserve if needed, following VP Hayes’ compelling West Virginia field report.
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Taft Announces Yale Law Professorship Assignment
President Taft informs the Yale News that he will soon undertake work at Yale as Kent professor of law in the college. The letter discusses the new duties and aims for the position in New Haven.
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Thousands of Silk Workers Strike in Patterson NJ
Five thousand silk operatives and dyers walked out at Patterson mills, seeking an eight hour day for operatives and a twelve dollar weekly minimum for dyers. By noon, 12,000 were expected to join. The strike was called by the Industrial Workers of the World, and leaders Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Carlo Presta were arrested after refusing to leave.
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New York
Chicago Primary Fight Warms Voters in City Offices
Chicago on February 25 saw a sizable turnout at the primary election to nominate candidates for the superior court judge, city treasurer, city clerk, and one alderman in each of 25 wards. The main contest featured three Democratic candidates for city treasurer and two for city clerk.
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Cleveland police chief Fred Kohler suspended by mayor
Cleveland Ohio February 25 Chief of police Fred Kohler is suspended by Mayor Baker with an expected offer to resign.
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Yale Speech Urges Constitution Respect and Caution
Mexico’s ruler appeals to Yale students to value the U S Constitution amid fanatical reformers and demagogues. He warns against accepting hurried remedies and urges defense of foundations of government, hoping to guide young men in daily contact at Yale.
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Three Officials Die in 48 Hours in Chicago Railways
In Chicago the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway lost three top officers within 48 hours. W N Winne controller Patrick Tyrell auditor and Arius Pry superintendent of telegraph combined service 145 years.
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Suffragets Bar New Stand Plan in Washington Parade
Washington reports that suffragist leaders outmaneuvered contractors by blocking sale of seats on their stands near the White House and government buildings for the March 3 pageant. They set up a stand at the treasury and redirected the route to avoid contractor stands. In Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons received the suffragist banner and offered blessings but did not commit to the cause. In Lansing, state Rep Joseph Unsoeld of Detroit died at his desk, aged 68, joining another lawmaker Greusel who had died recently.
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John Beal Sneed Is Freed by Jury
Vernon Texas February 25 A wealthy ranch owner John Beal Sneed was found not guilty of murder in the shooting of Al Boyce Jr in Amarillo last September. The jury retired overnight and returned a verdict this morning. The pair had met after Boyce eloped with Mrs Sneed.
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Dunne Confident Lewis Will Win
Chicago February 25 a telegram from William J Bryan to Governor Dunne surfaces urging Illinois Democrats to sacrifice both Senate terms rather than accept the short term only. Dunne seeks to break the deadlock via a bipartisan Sherman Lewis plan while conceding two Democrats may be unlikely. He endorses Lewis for the long term and Sherman for the short term, insisting the will of the people must guide the outcome.
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Pankhurst to behave while bail set in England case
In Epsom England Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst suffraget leader was admitted to bail of 2800 dollars after promising to refrain from incitement and not attend public meetings while her case continues. Suffragists demonstrated briefly outside the court but townspeople booed as she left. Proceeds set to continue tomorrow.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Lloyd- George
Senate Passes Biggest Pension Bill in History
Washington reports the Senate approved a $180,000 annual pension measure in 25 minutes with under 15 minutes of debate. The same session backed Crawford’s bill to limit interlocutory injunctions on state laws, designating a three-judge commission for such cases and allowing temporary restraining orders for irreparable loss. The House committee also backed a bill to establish an eight hour workday for District of Columbia women workers.
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Two More Dies in Southern Pole Expedition Tragedy
News from Adelaide reports Lieutenant Ninnis of the Royal Fusiliers and Dr. Merz of Switzerland have died during Mawson's Antarctic expedition begun in 1911. The team, left wintering on Adelie Land after the Aurora left, pursued surveying and magnetic pole observations. Mawson's wireless messages confirm a successful sledging season with new data but possible further detentions in the Antarctic.
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Streator rejects change to commission form of government
Streator Illinois voters at a special election defeated the move from aldermanic to a commission system 1 241 to 741. In Champaign Illinois Major E E Eliott of the Fourth Infantry Illinois National Guard retires after 22 years of service and is succeeded by Captain Clouser of Shelly.
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Wilson resigns as New Jersey governor after three days as private citizen
Trenton N J Feb 24 Woodrow Wilson resigns the governorship effective noon March 1 noting I shall have the pleasure of being a private citizen just three days He will celebrate by turning a handspring to show he has no dignity of office to maintain
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