Diaz Holds Victory Anniversary Parade and Seeks Reforms
President Diaz outlines reforms in a lengthy message and calls for no re election for executive leaders. He cites military display and public support as he asks Congress for 2,200,000 pesos for field measures and discusses judiciary, land reform, and measures against rebels centered in Chihuahua Sonora and Durango.
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News of Deputies
Puebla
Mexico
Hall of Congress
Ministry of War
Congress
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Moh
Georges du Taillet
The
Elks
Gunter
Henri
Louie
Hay
Colorado
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Caustic reply between Colquitt and Lightfoot revealed
A published exchange shows Governor Colquitt offering peace with Attorney General Lightfoot while Lightfoot replies caustically. Colquitt agrees to follow the supreme court on warrants from the special fund. Lightfoot notes a mandamus rehearing petition and highlights past positions, closing with a pledge to work toward Texas welfare.
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Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Lightfoot
Supreme Court
Pabst Engraving Offers School and Wedding Card Services
Local shop Pabst Engraving markets school commencement invitations dance programs wedding announcements and visiting cards. The ad highlights quality blue zone materials and engraving options for custom keepsakes and event stationery.
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Pabst
A New Automobile Is Offered for the Children
The article discusses a child sized automobile called the Shetland pony of the auto industry. J M Nix has secured six cars and suggests a novel disposal plan. Makers claim the car is absolutely safe for children and notes Colorado debate on restricting youth operation.
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J. M. Nix
Colorado
Peace Prospects at El Paso Conference on Mexican Civil War
Report outlines a neutral venue conference with accredited delegates to modify and ratify unofficial acts of a board meeting in El Paso. Previous peace efforts at Corpus Christi involved Ernesto Madero and Fernandez. Vazquez Gomez opposed any proposal not from accredited envoys.
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el Paso
Corpus Christi
Mexico
Ernesto Madero
Francisco Madero
Fernandez
Vazquez Gomez
Washington
Chihuahua
Morday
Review of 8000 Soldiers Draws 15000 Spectators in Ideal Day
The division staged a large review with over 8000 men visible at a time, while others held center mass. The day opened muddy then dried into perfect conditions attracting an estimated 15,000 spectators. Photographers and movie crews captured the scene as General Carter praised the display. Plans call for another review when the division reaches full strength near 19,000. Officers completed several examinations and khaki uniforms spread among troops. First Lt. Bert M. Lennon arrived for assignment as paydays approach and about 250,000 dollars will be paid to the men, fueling local circulation.
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Tractions Company
General Carter
Leon Springs
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
Uncle Sam
Guiliers
Democratic policies announced and house leadership chosen
Democratic party members reveal committee heads across federal posts led by Tennessee and Georgia appointments. Investigators named to probe the interior, justice, post office, and other departments aim to start immediately, with emphasis on the post office interior and justice. House officers are elected with South Frimble as clerk and Jackson as sergeant at arms, while Henry secures rules chair. Adjournment follows midnight caucus.
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War Department
Harvey Helm
Kentucky
Navy Department
Rufus Hardy
Texas
Postoffice
William A. Ashbrook
Hio
Interior Department
James M. Graham
Illinois
Department of Justice
Jack Beall
Department of Agriculture
Ralph W. Moss
Indiana
Commerce and Labor
John .H. Rothermel
Pennsylvania
Cyrus Cline
Post Office
Interior
Richard A. Ballinger
House
South Frimble
A. Stokes Jackson
William H. Ryan
Buffalo
Jackson
Ryan
Martin W. Littleton
Rainey
Joseph J. Simnott
Virginia
Henry
Committee On Rules
Henry HE. Couden
Wm. Dunbar
Georgia
Ostmaster
Wm. Jemner
Passaic
New Jersey
Robert Gordon
Ohio
Ralph Wiliams
Iowa
Unbar
Augusta
Cleveland
San Antonio Post Office Receipts Rise 22 Percent
Postmaster J. J. Stevens reports the San Antonio post office receipts for the quarter ending March 31, 1911, will exceed 300000 dollars, up 22 percent from the same period in 1910. Every branch shows growth, Fort Sam Houston excluded, with newspaper circulation also 11 percent higher than the prior quarter. A thirteen year table tracks the yearly post office gains.
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San Antonio
J. J. Stevens
Stevens
Fort Sam Houston
Births Reported in Local Notices
To Mr and Mrs Ed Wilke a girl born March 28 at 119 Bowie street. To Mr and Mrs A H Rische a boy born March 27 at 1117 Avenue B. To Mr and Mrs Walter Lyons a boy born March 27 at 122 Broad Avenue. To Mr and Mrs Max Doell a girl born March 26 at 214 Furnish street. To Mr and Mrs Andres Zapeta a girl born March 10 at 102 Colorado street. To Mr and Mrs J S Jeis a girl born March 24 at 312 South Mesquite street. To Mr and Mrs Burton Z Boughner a girl born March 29 at 218 Adams street. To Mr and Mrs ex Goodman twins male born. To Mr and Mrs John Brooks a girl born March 27 at 427 Hood street. To Mr and Mrs Jose Leal a boy born March 25 at 807 Vera Cruz street. To Mr and Mrs W J Yates a boy born March 28 at 109 Nertzberg Avenue. EB H Coombs of Katy in city on business.
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Ed Wilke
Bowie Street
A. H. Rische
Avenue B
Walter Lyons
Broad Avenue
Max Doell
Furnish Street
Andres Zapeta
Colorado Street
J Seis
South Mesquite Street
Burton Z. Boughner
Adams
Ex Goodman
Lafitte Street
John Brooks
Hood Street Oy
Jose Leal
Vera Cruz Street
Rth
Frio
Mexican Fiesta to enliven Haymarket carnival week
A full week of Mexican games dances and music will occupy Haymarket square as a real Mexican village features bright booths Mexican cooking demonstrations and prize awards for booth decorations. Mexican bands serenade crowds while flags decorate the square attracting visitors to the downtown carnival.
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Haymarket Square
Carnival Association
Atlee B. Ayres
Emil Frank
Charles Graebner
Haymarket
Mexico
United States
Identified Man Wanted for Oklahoma Murder
A. C. Lund United States marshal identified Charles Maust, a Missouri penitentiary convict, as the man sought in Perry Oklahoma for the murder of Alvin Batemen and shooting of a deputy during an escape. Maust also faces a Lansing penitentiary sentence in Kansas. Governor Hadley may pardon him to proceed to Oklahoma for trial.
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Jefferson City
A. C. Lund
Uty
United States
Blackwell
Oklo
Charles Maust
Missouri Penitentiary
Perry
Okla
Alvin Batemen
Johnson
Lund
Maust
Oklahoma
Lansing
Kansas
Hadley
Mars Aviator Aims To Cross Continent For Hearst Prize
Captain Omas Baldwin, who toured the Far East with aviator Mars, expects Mars to become the first heavier-than-air pilot to fly from San Francisco to New York and win the Hearst prize of 50 000. Baldwin called Mars the greatest aviator alive and predicted a successful dash across the country.
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San Francisco
Cal
J. Mars
Omas Baldwin
Far East
Mars
Persia
Mix This for Indigestion Prominent physician touts stoma remedy
A physician promotes a stomach relief mix claiming rapid belching control and near cure for indigestion. He details a recipe using essence of Pepsin, syrup of Ginger, and Catandir compound, advising dosing after meals and at night. It notes patients should obtain ingredients from a pharmacist.
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Secres
Sonora
Durango
Taft
de la Barra
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Macehog
Peage
Lewis
Sweet
Patten
Pepper
Evans
Hamilton
L. P. Padgett
Tennessee
Gregg
Talbott
Hobson
Bacon
Estopinal
Riordan
Turnbull
Tribble
Wotherspoon
Hensley
Buchanan
Patrick
Lee
John A. Moon
Finley
Lloyd
Bell
Cox
Wilson
Mayas
Tuttle
Rouse
Fowler
Blackman
Allen
Reilly
William C. Adamson
Richardson
Sims
William R. Smith
Broussard
Goldfel
Hamlin
Sabath
Martin
Covington
Cullopageout
Dormus
Goeke
Timothy T. Ansberry
James A. Hamill
Henry M. Goldfogle
New York
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Arsene P
Louisiana
Thomas W. Hardwicke
Stephen M. Sharkman
Florida
Joshua W. Alexander
Missouri
Saacohn Lamb
Virnia
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
John H. Stephens
Henry D. Flood
William A. Jones
Charles A. Korbly
Martin D. Foster
Morris Sheppard
Asbury F. Lever
South Carolina
William B. Wilson
William A. Oldfield
Isaac R. Sherwood
William R. Richardson
T. W. Sims
District of Columbia
Ben Johnson
John T. Watkins
H. L. Godwin
North Carolina
Wm. W. Rucker
E.&. Chandler Jr
Mississippi
John L. Burnett
James T. Lloyd
Robert E. Lee
Wm. C. Houston
Tenn
Jas. L. Slayden
David BH. Finley
Ben Cravens
J. Thomas Heflin
State Department
C. W. Hamlin
William E. Cox
India
P. D
EB. H. Coombs
Katy
Houston
Haymarket Plaza
Wright
Johnston
Gana
Wallace Brothers
Babcock
San Antonio, Texas
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