Illinois Republicans and Democrats Compete in State Returns
The article lists Roosevelt and Clark's lead with Roosevelt 72 442 and LaFollette 12 103, Clark 113 334 to Wilson 2 688, and a large Democratic total of 146 022. It details congressional at large seats and the district candidates, noting renominations and doubts in several districts, and ends with a note that women’s suffrage supporters claim the cause remains unsupported by the latest primary results, with rough estimates showing a 2 to 1 vote against.
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Roosevelt
LaFollette
Clark
Wilson
Congress
Illinois
William E. Mason
B. M.chipperfield
L. B. Stringer
W. E. Williams
M. B. Madden
A. Donovan
James R. Mann
John oCaughn
William W. Wilson
David W. Taylor
C. J. Tomkiewits
J. T. McDermott
Jacob Gartenstein
A. J. Sabath
Carl T. Murray
Edmund J. Stack
Meils Juul
Frank Buchanan
William G. Hermann
Thomas Gallagher
Evans
H. Robert Fowler
N. B. Thistlewood
Robert P. Hill
Harmony Expected as Maine Conventions Near End
Associated Press reports in Bangor on April 10 that Taft and Roosevelt factions have held talks overnight to avert fighting at the Republican state and district conventions. Roosevelt claims strong showings for four at large delegates and two per second and fourth districts, while Taft managers concede some strength. Both sides claim the third district, with Roosevelt aiming to reach twelve Maine delegates at Chicago.
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Associated Press
Bangor
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Maine
Republicans gather as 2396 seats contend at Kentucky convention
Louisville April 10 Republicans from all sections began arriving for the state convention. A thousand seats are contested with four delegates at large to be elected. the Kentucky delegation to the national convention has Taft 4 contested, Roosevelt uncontested, and other races unsettled.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Taft
Roosevelt
Taft Nomination Urged by New York Delegation
The New York Republican delegation at the state convention faced debate over instructions to vote for President Taft. A committee finalized a draft resolution urging support for Taft’s renomination while avoiding binding instructions to delegates, and sought to exclude prominent figures like Senator Root from the slate.
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PRISS
Rochester
New York
Taft
Barnes
Root
Taft and Roosevelt clash for Vermont delegates
In Montpelier on April 10 the Taft and Roosevelt factions each held two district delegates. The contest aimed to elect four delegates at large to the Republican national conventions as both sides showed confidence. A separate item notes a 2,500,000 ruble bequest from a wealthy St. Petersburg widow for the benefit of bankrupts.
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Vermont
Associated Press
Montpelier
Taft
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Fundraising Drive Aims To Reach 100000 For International Fair
Business leaders W. B. Tuttle and John B. Carrington canvassed firms this morning to boost subscriptions for the $100,000 International Fair fund. Trustees reported encouragement from yesterday’s pledges and hope to avoid abandoning the drive before the fair directorate meeting this afternoon.
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W. B. Tuttle
John B. Carrington
Mr. Tuttle
Henry L. Halff
Rebels Kill an American at Parral Reported
Early battle accounts vary as Emiliano Zapata may not have led the rebel forces. About 500 Zapistas are estimated killed while the federal side reports three officers killed and forty wounded or killed. Alfonso Barrera Zambrano, nephew of the president, commanded rurales and died of a chest wound in Cuernavaca.
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Alfonso Barrera Zambrano
Cuernavaca
Emiliano Zapata
Early battle predicted as Huerta moves north
A telegraph from J. Sanchez Ascona, private secretary to President Madero, states Huerta has moved north with a large force to battle rebels. In Morelos the rebel threat wanes as Zapistas flee to Puebla, where Gen. Robles Sierra pursues them. Puebla pacified. Perez Castro captured. Orozco forces short of ammunition.
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Associated Press
New York
J. Sanchez Ascona
President Madero
Mexico
G. Hopkins
Huerta
Morelos
Zapitistas
Puebla
City Seeks Temporary Retention of Claims Guidance
The statement notes that parties may stay within the city temporarily while preserving their claims, following provided advice. It emphasizes maintaining legal rights during a transitional period and outlines steps to secure ongoing positions.
Tehuantepec Mining Man Arrives in San Antonio
B F Stevens a mining man from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec Mexico arrived in San Antonio from Mexico City with his family Tuesday afternoon. He says conditions on the Isthmus forced him to move to Mexico City and then to the United States citing banditry robbery murder and arson as common there and asserting it is unsafe to live in the Isthmus or south of Mexico City.
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B. F. Stevens
Tehuantepec
Mexico
San Antonio
Mexico City
Stevens
United States
Mexico denies bankruptcy claim amid treasury reserve
The Mexican ambassador Gilberto Y. Martinez in Washington on April 10 denied reports that the Madero administration has bankrupted the republic. He cited a treasury reserve of 22,500,000 dollars as evidence of fiscal stability.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Gilberto Y. Martinez
Madero
Republic
Rebels Search Americans
Sixty five American refugees from Parral arrived yesterday from Jimenez in El Paso. The individuals are part of a displaced group seeking safety as the conflict develops along the Mexico border. Authorities are coordinating aid and processing their status.
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Associated
EL Paso
Tex
Parral
Jimenez
Mexican officials report rebel seizure amid search in Chihuahua
Rebels detained a man and seized mail during a rigorous search at Chihuahua. George Drake of Chihuahua carried a bundle of official reports from American Consul Letcher to Washington, which rebels took. In Mexico City Pedro Lascurain was sworn in as minister of foreign relations replacing Manuel Calero, who will remain briefly before possibly moving to Washington on April 25.
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Chihuahua
George Drake
Letcher
State Department
Washington
Associated Press
Mexico City
Pedro Lascurain
Manuel Calero
Calero
Waite Murder Investigation Probed in Vera Cruz
Uncertainty remains over how many people were involved in the death of W. H. Waite, American manager of the Esmeraldes Mining company at Ochotal Vera Cruz last week. Reports to the state department indicate several laborers, with American Consul Haskell at Salina Cruz to continue the inquiry.
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Waite
Associated Press
Washington
W. H. Waite
Esmeraldes Mining Company
Ochotal
Vera Cruz
State Department
Haskell
Salina Cruz
Arms For Mormons Seized By Army Guards
A consignment of arms and ammunition bound for the Mormon colony in Chihuahua Mexico was seized by Twenty second Infantry at Hermanas New Mexico. The detachment under Lieut Ray C Hill reports the shipment cannot pass under Tafts proclamation. Colonel Steever cites unfounded reports of ravaging along the Rio Grande.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Ray C. Hill
Hermansas
N. M
Department
Edgar V. Steever
el Paso
Taft
Rio Grande
Steever
United States
Jersey Man’s Story Promotes Vinci Medicine
George W. Thompson of Manasquan credits Vinci cod liver and iron tonic with restoring his health after a two year decline. He urges readers to take Vinci on a satisfaction guarantee basis, offered by Fischer's Drug Store in the Gibbs Building opposite the post office.
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New Jersey
George W. Thompson
Manasquan
Vinci
Fischer’s Drug Store
Gibbs Building
Stearns Electric Paste Promises Pest Eradication
Citizens urged to combat rats and mice as a major menace in homes and towns. Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste, marketed by Stearns Paste Co of Chicago, claims to kill rats mice cockroaches waterbugs and other vermin, with a money back guarantee and prices of 25 cents and one dollar.
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Ill
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