Nashville 13 Chosen To Meet In May 1912
Nashville Tennessee will host the Southern Hardware Jobbers association meeting. Officers elected include C. H. Ireland president W. A. Parker first vice president W. N. Pitkin second vice president and John Donnan secretary-treasurer. Advisory and executive members remain. Sanford joins advisory board.
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Nashville, Tenn
Southern Hardware Jobbers’ Association
C. H. Ireland
Greensboro
N. C
W. A. Parker
Atlanta
W. N. Pitkin
New Orleans
Frank Dunlop
Fort Smith, Jr
J. A. Summers
Johnson City
Tenn
H. P. Chenoweth
Birmingham
W. L. Sanford
Sherman
Tex
John Donnan
Richmond Va
F. A. Heitmann
Houston
J. Eshleman
Mr. Sanford
W. E. Newitt
G. W. Barnett
Montgomery
J. J. Mandelbaum
Little Rock
G. B. Barker
Lynchburg
J. D. Moore
F. A. Heitman
F. B. Dunlop
Fort Smith
Ark
Texas
Springer’s Garden
Traction Company
Navarro
San Antonio
St. Anthony
Pittsburg
South
Weather forecast for San Antonio and large list of cities
Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity. Tonight increasing cloudiness. Saturday unsettled weather. St Louis 58 with rain and ten mile south wind. Chicago 50 with rain and fourteen mph wind from Lake Michigan. Milwaukee 62 with rain and cold. Duluth 46 cloudy with eight mph wind and showers. St Paul 54 with showers. Kansas City 54 with showers. New York 56 partly cloudy with showers. Boston 62 clear then more clouds and showers. Washington 54 clear with light southerly breeze.
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San Antonio
ST. Louis
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
DU Luth
Lake Superior
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Tilden and others granted habeas corpus relief
Judge Petit freed Edward Tilden head of National Packing Company and bankers Geo Benedict W Cummings after warrants by the Illinois senate ordered them before the committee. They had refused subpoenas for books and records about Lorimer election financing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal court at El Paso reports few civil cases in term
For three weeks and four days the El Paso federal court was in session with only three civil cases, mostly occupied by criminal matters. Judge Maxey comments on the contrast and notes the May term opens May 1 in San Antonio. Deputies Dibrell and Anderson return, reporting unrest across the river as Juarez braces for a rebel attack.
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el Paso
T. 8S
Maxey
San Antonio
United States
John T. Dibrell
Lawrence Anderson
Federal Court
Juarez
Mr. Anderson
Madero
Manana
Mrs. L. G. Tobin Found Dead in City Room
Mrs. L G Tobin a white woman about 35 was found dead in her room at 922 East Commerce Street. The cause of death is undetermined. Riebe Undertaking Company holds the remains awaiting relatives. Tobin had arrived with her husband Monday and rented a room from Dr J E Breeding.
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L. G. Tobin
East Commerce Street
Riebe Undertaking Company
Tobin
Bullets Fly At Waco In City Hall Stabbing
In Waco Texas on April 28 Coke Buchanan a local cattle dealer fired at City Veterinarian R H Hodges in the city hall secretary's office but missed. Hodges stabbed Buchanan in the stomach in the ensuing struggle. The fight stemmed from Hodges examination of cattle.
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
Coke Buchanan
R. H. Hodges
Buchanan
Hodges
Labor Dynamiters Case Shapes Up With Confessions
McManigal refuses an attorney and says he wants to see Detective Burns before speaking. District Attorney Fredericks confirms McManigal’s lack of counsel as the trio of McNamara brothers and Ortie McManigal face impending trial. Attorneys Hilton and others pursue sworn statements about the Times explosion while public officials caution that published extracts may be unauthentic.
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McManigal
Says
Detective Burns
Los Angeles
Cal
John J. McNamara
Jas. B. McNarama
Ortie McManigal
Burns
Chicago
Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone
Boise
Harry Orchard
O. H. Hilton
Times
Hilton
Fredericks
E Burns
McNamaras
John H. Baker
Giant Powder Company
Giant, Can
Single Smallpox Case in Bexar County Stuns Officials
Dr. Berrey, Bexar County health officer, reports one smallpox case this winter versus 250 plus last year. He moved the patient to detention camp, vaccinated neighbors, and prevented further spread. He notes no winter with fewer cases, contrasting with 1909 1910 Berg's mill outbreak and countywide transmission.
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Bexar County
Berrey
Dr. Berrey
Br. Berrey
Berg’s Mill
Unclear Source Item on Dynamite Sale and Prisoners
The fragment mentions someone selling dynamite to alleged conspirators and an attempt to identify prisoners, but details such as names, date, or location are not provided in readable text.
McNamara Seeks Fair Defense in Labor Meeting Note
John J. McNamara, secretary treasurer of the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, issues a statement to labor unions from Los Angeles via the Associated Press. He proclaims innocence, vows labor’s cause will prevail, and asks the public to suspend judgment until a full defense is heard.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John J. McNamara
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Association
Associated Press
Brotherhood of Organized Labor
California
United States
Brothers and Friends of
Union Labor
Should Not Condemn Unions
Boston April 28 John Mitchell defended trade unions in a Boston City Club address saying union success does not rely on illegal acts and that unionism should not be condemned for the wrongdoings of some members, just as churches and governments are not judged by a few acts.
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Associated Press
Boston
John Mitchell
Boston City Club
Mexican peace talks move to Mexico City
The government peace commissioners leave for Mexico City to hold the conference with rebels and federal representatives. A State Department statement rejects an interview attributed to Mexico's Vice President Ramon Corral in El Diario, calling the claim that Americans foment revolution hard to believe and demanding repudiation.
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State Department
Ramon Corral
Mexico
el Diario
Mexico City
Department of State
United States
Mexican Foreign Office
Diario
Santander
Spain
Guarantees Sought Over Reyes Return in Mexican Crisis
Provisional President Madero and Dr. Gomez press for stronger guarantees of security and liberty from Diaz after General Bernardo Reyes returns to Mexico. Madero says peace talks must reflect demands of all Mexican people and will be pursued with this aim.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Bernardo Reyes
Mexico
Diaz
Madero
General Reyes
Dr. Gomez
New Orleans
Gomez
Gomez Expected Today in San Antonio Transit
Dr Vasquez Gomez leader of the Mexican revolutionary junta is due in San Antonio this evening and may be joined by Senator Venustiano Carranza. They are likely to proceed to El Paso to take part in peace overtures with Mexican government and Maderistas.
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Vasquez Gomez
Mexican Revolutionary Junta
Washington
San Antonio
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
el Paso
Gomez
Sunset Depot
Dr. Gomez
Armistice Extended Allows Mexican Officers to Visit El Paso
El Paso reports an extension of the armistice effective today with no major changes from the original accord. General Madero requests and gains permission for his officers to visit El Paso as part of the extension, reflecting government-driven terms.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Madero
Dero
Aviators Enjoy Joyrides and Army Drills Active
Messrs Bly and Coffyn of Curtiss and Wright aeroplanes swapped sky tours this morning with melees through clouds and smoky silhouettes. Cavalry brigade Ninth and Eleventh head to Leon Springs for joint field practice led by General Schuyler. Fort Sam Houston reports dry clothing and drills resuming as fields improve. Bees swarm General Hoyt HQ, settling near Humber's tent while soldiers toil.
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Messrs
Bly and
Coffyn
Curtiss
Wright
Mr. Ely
Mr. Coffyn
Foulois
Independent Cavalry Brigade
Leon Springs
Schuyler
Fort Sam Houston
Humber
Hoyt
Burglar Alarm at Capurro Plant Triggers Arrest
A burglar alarm at the William N. Capurro manufacturing plant on East Houston Street led to the arrest of a Mexican man believed to be an accomplice in a jewelry plant break in. A second man linked to the crime escaped, and detectives continue the investigation on Houston Street and nearby streets.
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William N. Capurro
Houston Street
Harvey
Guerrero
Alamo Plaza
St. Mary's Street
Houston and
Losoya Streets
Miller, Green
Rubiola
Miner Posed as Vagrant Reunites with Sister in San Antonio
Ernest Tichart, owner of a gold mine and other property valued over 100000, was held as a vagrant in San Antonio until his sister Mrs E Schultz read in The Light that he was in the city. She rushed to the police station, found him, and the pair embraced. Tichart had come to locate his sister but was misperceived, with a fortune reportedly including a half interest in a Denver area mine and other holdings.
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Ernest Tichart
E. Schultz
Tichart
San Antonio
Denver
Armistice in Mexico Limited to Prescribed Zone
Ambassador Wilson reported in a telegram to the State Department that the Mexican armistice appears confined to its zone. Insurrectos in other regions remain very active across the republic.
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Armistice Tech
Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Republic
Wilson
State Department
Guard Officers Named for Texas National Guard Maneuvers
Austin April 28. Adist. Ger Hutchings announced Major E B Roach Dallas Major A B Kennedy Bonham Captain W H Murphy Corsicana Captain A R Shears Orange and Captain C Ahlers Sherman as the third group of Texas National Guard officers to take part in the maneuvers at San Antonio. They begin service May.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Adist
Ger Hutchings
E. B. Roach
Dallas
A. B. Kennedy
Bonham
W. H. Murphy
Corsicana
A. R. Shears
Orange
C. Ahlers
Sherman
Texas National Guard
San Antonio
Rebels Fire Viceroy Palace as Canton Riots Erupt
The Canton revolt intensified as rebels seized explosive stores and set the viceroy's palace ablaze. Troops under Admiral Li battled insurgents, sustaining casualties, while authorities closed gates, searched quarters, and censored exchanges with Hong Kong. Thousands fled to Hong Kong amid reports of widespread unrest and a surge in casualties.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Canton
Hostility to Foreign Loans Surfaces in Pekin Protests
In Pekin on April 28, members of national and provincial assemblies pressed for an immediate summon of the national body. They insist the government lacks authority to contract loans abroad without approval from representatives of the people.
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Associated Press
Pekin
Methodist College Girls Elope With Presbyterians
A Bristol dispatch reports two Sullin's College students from the large Methodist girls college in Nashville eloped with two prep students from King College in Bristol. The brides were Miss Anna Harris of Florida and Miss Eula Macfilvin of Alabama. they married Samuel Wood and Kent Kane after a high speed escape pursued by police and professors in an automobile.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Bristol, Tenn
Dispatch
Sullin's College
Methodist
King College
Bristol Presbyterian College
Churchhill
Hawkins County
Tennessee
Anna Harris
Florida
Eula Mac@filvin
Alabama
Samuel Wood
Kent Kane
Fourth Ward Meeting Tonight With Local Speakers
Voters in the Fourth ward will gather in a garage opposite Electric Park tonight. Speakers include H Ward F vis Jason H. Clark and others. A meeting will also be held at a teamr gas del Pueblo hall 208 Vargas St with East End club. Alex Boynte Amado Domi and Sam are among the speakers.
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Fourth
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the Giant Powder Co
Los Angeles Times
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