Peage Envoys Fall as Madero Stands Firm
Frederico Moye and Dr. F S Seyerts report no definite peace terms from Madero, who insists he would sacrifice all for a complete political change in Mexico. Senor Madero shows clear stance while Senora Moye visits Mexico City officials including Limantour to learn what promises exist. Anxious to see his father, Madero delays march as envoys discuss prospects in the marble hall of a Hacienda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Laredo
Frederico Moye
F. S. Seyerts
Madero
Insurrecto
Diaz
Senor Madero
Senora Moye
Mexico City
Limantour
Madera
Father
Senor Madera
Envoys See Father Son Meeting as Path to Peace
Fragmentary excerpt notes envoys claim a meeting between a father and son could restore peace soon. The message hints at a cautious expectation that this dialogue remains the sole viable chance for early settlement.
Rebels Seize Cannons as Veracruz Front News Notes
Report from Agua Prieta details the seizure of a Civil War cannon en route to General Sanchez around Ojinaga. Insurrectos guard the weapon as 1600 federal forces near Cananea brace for potential clashes while Giron’s force presses toward Cumpas and Moctezuma.
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Associated Press
Auga Prieta
Mexico
Douglas
Ariz
Juarez
Ojinaga
Jose Sanchez
Luque
Valverde
N. M
Teel
el Paso
Villareal
Sanchez
Cananea
Sonora
Maxim
Giron
Nacozari
Cumpas
Agua Prieta
New Montana Senator Henry N Myers Arrives for Session
Henry N Myers the new Democratic senator from Montana arrives in Washington to take part in the opening of Congress special session. A recent photograph shows him after his arrival.
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Henry N. Myers
Montana
Washington
Congress
Telegraph line repair aids frontier towns in clash report
The report notes a telephone line between Naco and Cananea repaired last night as Blanco encountered federals during ongoing frontier tensions.
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Blanco
Naco
Cananea
Inquiries on Mexican Revolution Reach U S State Dept
Telegrams pour into Washington from households in the United States and Canada seeking word on friends in the Mexican revolution zone. The State Department and consuls work to answer, while Dr Vasquez Gomez of the revolutionists’ agency seeks more details to locate Walter Mackenzie and H H Lodge amid scattered reports.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
State Department
Vasquez Gomez
Washington
Maderos Plan Final Journey to Chihuahua for Talks
Francisco Madero Sr and his son Alfonso will travel by land from Eagle Pass to Torreon and Chihuahua to seek terms with the Diaz government. Passports reportedly ready at C. P. Diaz and later photographed from the American side. The trip aims at private talks, not official insurgent representation. A five day overland route looms, with a burned Jaral bridge possibly delaying the Mexican International line between C. P. Diaz and Torreon.
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Francisco Madero Sr
Alfonso
Eagle Pass
C. P. Diaz
Torreon
Chihuahua
Don Francisco Madero
Jose Ives Limantour
Francisco I. Jr
Madero
Junta
Jaral
Don Francisco
Don Alfonso
Streak of Destructive Storms Hit Four States
Readings from Eskridge to Lawrence reveal tornadoes and freak storms killing at least 20 people and injuring many as cyclones ravaged Oklahoma and Kansas. Destruction hit towns including Big Heart and Hiawatha with homes and a jail damaged and trains halted. The toll may rise as reports come in.
Negro Assault Reported Near Houston Street
Willie McCord a 20 year old black man was found semi conscious with a scalp wound in an alley between avenues C and D near Houston street shortly after 8 pm. He said a fellow black man struck him with a six shooter and stole a few dollars. Pedestrians and a policeman responded but no arrest was made. McCord was treated at the city hospital and discharged the next morning.
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Willie McCord
Avenues C
Houston Street
Menore
McCord
Cty Hospital
Masquerade Exchange Sparks Compliment on Disguise
A dialogue from Illustrated Bits shows a flirtatious exchange at a masquerade. He praises her costume and replies she would be lovely in any disguise, reflecting lighthearted social banter.
No Girls, Wombat’s Country Place Recalled
Kansas City Journal notes a brief visit where a guest hoped for local scenery but was not extended a long stay. The piece references Japan raising imports of Australian wool and frozen meats amid changing attitudes toward diet and clothing.
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Wombat
Kansas City Journal
Japan
Tornado Rips Kansas Towns Killing Dozens Injuring Many
A Kansas tornado struck Eskridge and Lawrence yesterday evening around 4 to 8 PM, killing several including Mrs. Joe Sullivan and J. E. Rosenbein. Dozens injured, with Lawrence and Eskridge suffering the heaviest damage estimated at about $150 000 and the electric plant knocked out.
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Eskridge
Kan
Topeka
Uskridge
Powhattan
Netawaka
Whiting
Hiawatha
Manville
Lawrence
Kansas River
Leavenworth
Big Heart
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Okla
Pawhuska
Four Die as Oklahoma Storm Ravages Big Heart
A Tulsa hospital reports twenty two injured after a destructive Tulsa area storm at Big Heart Oklahoma, with four dead Anna Taylor Frank Kerns Jennie Brown and Fred Hammond. Damage in the oil sector is estimated at 750000 with Big Heart school toppled and many houses lifted.
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Tulsa
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Big Heart
Anna. Taylor
Frank Kerns
Jennie Brown
Fred Hammond
Tulsa Hospital
Will Morrow
T. E. Mann
P. H. Hall
Granger
Walter Kern
Mary Robinson
Agnes Brown
Jo Bryan
Clyde Young
James Browning
J. E. Powell
Frank Davenport
Mary Taylor
Maria Powell
N. M. Madden
Elizabeth Marlow
Roby Houston
Mary Grant
John Worley
Edith Jones
Will Stewart William Jackson
Osage County
Midland Valley Railroad
Arrivat
Skia
Muskogeer
Midland Valley
Death of Mrs Shelly in Midwest wind accident
Mrs Alma Shelly, 60, was killed two miles north of Joplin Missouri when a block was carried by wind and struck her vehicle or person as she traveled at night. Investigators continued to examine the scene and determine exact circumstances.
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Tate Associated Press
Joplin,mo
Almeda Shelly
Here
Four Die As Tornado Strikes Meeker Oklahoma
Four persons were killed when a tornado hit Meeker Oklahoma on April 13. The storm wrecked a score of houses and felled many miles of telephone and telegraph wires.
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Meeker
Associated Press
Okla
Cyclone kills three in Plumerville Arkansas
Three people were killed and about twenty injured as a cyclonic windstorm struck Plumerville Arkansas last night. The storm caused extensive damage to buildings and local roads as residents began assessing the aftermath.
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Arkansas Town
Associated Press
Plummerville
Ark
Taft Oklahoma Tornado Wrecks Homes and Churches
Taft Oklahoma was partially wrecked by a tornado last night. Six houses and two churches were blown down but no injuries were reported. The twister touched down twelve miles from Muskogee, Oklahoma, causing damage to the small town.
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Taft
Okla
Associated Press
Muskogee
Baby is Storm Victim
A tornado three miles south of Checotah Oklahoma wrecked a farm area last night. The one year old child of Ed Walters was killed and Mrs Walters injured. Walters home destroyed. Fourteen houses blown down and several others hurt. farm machinery tossed in fields. a Fort Smith train arrived with many broken windows from a hail storm in the tornado belt.
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Eskridge
Kan
Lawrence
Hiawatha
Germantown
Bakers
Kansas
J. H. Hayes
Reserve District
Hell
Chicago, Burlington & Quiny Nosseries
Hol
Sulivan
E Ithel Wheeler
James Pike
Dave Wheeler
Ethel Wheeler
Big Heart
Okla
Kane
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
WM. Morrow
John Kerns
Fred Hammond
Hann. Brown
Pie Heart
Oklo
John Sullivan
Laura Childs
Geraldine Meisinheimer
Robinson
Miss Malott
Jas.rosenbaum
Associated Press
Topeka
Joe Sullivan
George E. Rosenben
George Meisenheimer
Horton
Pelton
Fred Stone
Whiting
William Robertson
Baker
Roy Varnum
Netawaka
Ben Resch
Santa Fe
Diamond School
John Meredith
Wilsey
Jacob Pike
J. E. Rosenbeim
Kaw
Muskogee
Checotah
Ed Walters
Walters
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