Federal Troops Headed to Juarez Amid Armistice Talks
More than 100 freight cars carry 1000 federal troops and field guns from Chihuahua toward Juarez under Generals Rabago and Oro. Rail lines are being repaired openly as insurrectos are expected to clash with advancing forces before Juarez. The move coincides with reported armistice talks and Madero’s proximity to the frontier.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Mexican National Railroad
Juarez
Rabago
Oro
Sauz
Madero
Fedral
Corral Questioned Over Mexican Interview Report
The Mexican government cabled Vice President Corral in Spain to verify quotes attributing to him criticizing Americans amid the Mexican revolution. Ambassador Wilson informed the State Department, and Mexican ambassador Zamacona met with Assistant Secretary Wilson to discuss the interview, with expectations of an official repudiation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Corral
Mexico
Spain
State Department
Wilson
Senor Zamacona
Mexican liberals vow revolt against Madero and Diaz
In Los Angeles Antonio Figuerea a liberal junta leader says the revolutionaries plan to fight Madero and Diaz soon. The junta has named John Kenneth Turner to heal rifts in Lower California forces amid tensions between General Salinas and Pryce.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Madero
Diaz
Antonio Figuerea
John Kenneth Turner
Lower
California
Salinas
Pryce
Junta
Mexicali
Turner
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
To night and Sunday unsettled. Forecast notes include temperatures around 70 to 80 degrees with variable conditions.
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San Antonio
Weather synopsis across cities with varying conditions
ST LOUIS reports 62 with rain and 6 mph SE wind and showers then much colder. CHICAGO records 56 with cloudy 4 mph off Lake Michigan, showers and cooler. MILWAUKEE shows 2? with cloudy 6 mph off Lake Michigan and showers and colder. ST PAUL 56 with 4 mph SE wind, possible showers and much colder. DULUTH 49 with cloudy raw 4 mph off Lake Superior, increasing cloudiness and colder. KANSAS CITY 60 cloudy 12 mph south, clearing and colder. NEW YORK 658 clear 4 mph W, probable showers and lower temperature. BOSTON 68 clear 4 mph NW, no change. WASHINGTON 58 partly cloudy 4 mph south, probable showers and lower temperature.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Duluth
Lake Superior
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
No Evidence of Fraud in Hegent Voting
March grand jury discharged after thorough inquiry found no indictment possible for alleged charter election fraud. Report cites hearsay evidence, warns on juvenile crime, urges curfew and pool hall oversight, and notes 92 cases on the docket with 54 indictments. Foreman C H Florian led the over a month long session.
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Hegent
Grand Jury
Cour
Aliso
Thirty-seventh District Court
C. H. Florian
C. H. Tatum
Pepcens Grand
Tatum
Angry elephant kills and mangles trainer in Wild West show
April 29 report from Me says an enraged elephant hurled trainer James Hildebrand into the air and crushed him with its weight. The animal then kneaded the body with its fore feet and dragged the corpse along railroad tracks before attendants shot the elephant. Hildebrand had trained with the elephant for years and slept beside it.
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Hildebrand
HATED TO TALK OF LEAVING AT HARDWARE MEETING
Traveling passenger agents pressed for results as hardware men debated departures from San Antonio. Eddy Fitch and Dad Baird exchanged puzzled remarks about when and how many would leave, while I G N Bynum and Garland Tobin teased the situation. Dad urged selling tickets into San Antonio.
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Hardware Men's Convention
Eddy Fitch
Iron Mountain
St. Anthony
Dad” Baird
Pennsylvania
I. & G. N. Bynum
Garland Tobin
Baird
San Antonio
Texas National Guard encampment set for Camp Mabry
Adjutant General Hutchings announced the annual Texas National Guard encampment will be held at Camp Mabry in Austin from August 7 to 16.
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Associated Pess
Austin
Tex
Hutchings
Texas National Guard
Camp Mabry
School and Child Discussed by Mothers Congress
Washington D C April 29 National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers associations discussed the relation of the school to child welfare highlighting the role of education in safeguarding and developing young minds.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers’ Associations
Garner seeks neutral Philippine treaty with equal trade
Congressman John N. Garner of Texas reintroduces a joint resolution urging the president to pursue a treaty that would neutralize the Philippine Islands until an independent government is set up and ensure equal trade relations with all signatory powers. Burgess previously filed the measure. Garner aims for foreign affairs committee action.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Texas Today
Philippine Islands
Congressman Burgess
Committee On
Burgess
Texas
Islands
Garner
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Annexation cry again hinges on reciprocity debate
Mr Prince of Illinois attacked the Canadian reciprocity bill, declaring annexation of Canada the aim of democrats in pushing reciprocity. Taft's New York speech provided his text as the basis for the critique. The report notes continued discussion on page 2-6th column.
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Associated Priss
Washington, D. C
Canada
Prince
Illinois
Taft
New York
Aviators Busy With Maneuvers and New Air Crew
Aviator Coffyn conducts two ten minute flights to teach Landings to Lieutenant Foulois. Lieutenants Kelly Peck Walker prepare for more Curtiss practice while awaiting General Carter’s approval to fly on Sunday. The aero squad grows to four operators as more officers join. selection will be strict. Cleaning Up Day follows with camp tidiness and scrubbing. A court martial is set for James P. Weyland over irregularities in pay vouchers. Col Dorst presides with Capt Mayes as judge advocate.
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Coffyn
Foulois
G. E. M. Kelly
Thirtieth Infantry
Kelly
Paul W. Peck
J. C. Walker
General Carter
Aero Squad
B. D. Foulois
Aviating Corps
Department of Texas
James P. Weyland
Ninth Cavalry
Joseph H. Dorst
Third Cavalry
James J. Mayes
Weyland
Washington
Hogs window held by GOP but escapes
A thief smashed a San Pedro Loan show window at 725 W Commerce with a brick, took seven or eight pistols and valuables valued at 150 dollars, then escaped after a brief halt by a patrolman. He fled along Santa Rosa avenue while a hotel night clerk and officers pursued including mounted Officer Frank Brown.
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San Pedro Loan Company
Commerce Street
la Clede
Daniels
Santa Rosa Avenue
Frank Brown
Way Clede Hotel
Brown
Force Full Weight in Sugar in Vermont
Montpelier Vermont April 29 Purchasers of genuine Vermont maple sugar and syrup will not face short weight as inspectors under Commissioner Hugh A. Henry tour the state. They are sealing all weights and measures and inspecting measures across trades under a law from the last legislature.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Statue of Washington to grace Mexico City corner
A heroic ten foot statue of George Washington designed by Pompeo Coppini will be installed at the Londres and Denmark avenues corner in Mexico City near Paseo de la Reforma. The bronze statue, a gift from the American colony, costs $20,000 and is set for unveiling on September 11 with former Ambassador Thompson officiating.
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Washington
Pompeo Coppini
San Antonio
Mexico City
George Washington
Londres and
Denmark Avenues
New York
Republic
Thompson
Leper Escape Suspect Held in Fort Worth
C H Bronson a 50 year old man is held in Fort Worth awaiting state authorities guidance after admitting he escaped a Louisiana leper colony two years ago. He claims to be well and is confined in a room awaiting Dr Carrick in Dallas for instructions.
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Fort Worth
Tex
C. H. Bronson
Louisiana
Bronson
Texas
Dr. Carrick
Dallas
Tragedy as 100 Dead In Utica Teachers Excursion Wreck
Emergency crews rush to a Delaware Lackawanna and Western excursion train wreck near Martin's Creek New Jersey. The Utica New York teachers' excursion to Atlantic City left hundreds injured with fire still burning and downed lines hindering full reports.
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Easton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Martin's Creek
N. J
Utica
N. Y
Atlantic City
Alleged Dynamiters Refuse Interviews in Los Angeles Case
In Los Angeles on April 29, John J. McNamara and James B. McNamara, secretary and iron worker respectively, alongside Ortie McManigal, refuse interviews as their attorneys direct. District Attorney Fredericks sees no venue change, while officials monitor three Californians linked to the dynamiting case. McManigal admits some statement to the district attorney but offers no reason, according to defense counsel C N Hilton.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
James B. McNamara
Ortie E. McManigal
Fredericks
Ortie McManigal
C. N. Hilton
McNamaras
McManigal
Hilton
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