Madero Returns to Mexico Amid Cheers at Border Crossing
Francisco I. Madero Jr. re entered Mexico from the United States amid cheers at Eagle Pass and the Juarez bridge. Crowds shouted Viva Madero as his train headed toward Monclova, with guards addressing crowds along the border and a brief incident involving a local speaker.
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Associated Press
Piedras Negras
Mex
Francisco I. Madero Jr
Mexico
United States
Eagle Pass
Senor Madero
Carranza
Weather data and local forecast for San Antonio
Comparative temperatures from the weather bureau show today and last year with readings across stations. Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity predicts tonight and Sunday will be fair with little temperature change.
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United States Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Weather snapshot across major cities
Quick regional forecast notes temperatures range from 58 to 78 with clear to cloudy skies. Winds vary from northeast to southwest with eight to twenty mile per hour. Showers are possible tonight and Sunday in several cities including St Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Knife Attack Leaves Cook Dying in City Cafe
Julio Alvarado a 30 year old cook lies in the city hospital after a 14 inch kitchen knife wound to the left side during a cafe dispute at 8:20 this morning. Fernando Gonzales 15 is jailed on an affidavit charging assault with intent to murder. Gonzales seized the knife during a quarrel with Alvarado, both employed at the same restaurant.
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Julio Alvarado
Alvarado
Fernando Gonzales
Justice Fisk
Gonzales
Remington
A. S. McDaniel
Canadian Reciprocity Talk Absorbs Chicago
Chicago marks Canadian Reciprocity Day with a full day program under the Western Economic society. The event closes with what is billed as a major speech of Taft's term, delivered in Chicago.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Western Economic Society
Taft
Taft Delivers Brief Reciprocity Speech in Fort Wayne
President Taft stopped in Fort Wayne for five minutes and spoke from the rear platform of his car. He announced his plan to journey to Chicago to discuss reciprocity and declared he is full of it, calling reciprocity a major step for business as it embodies the idea that profits should not always accrue to one side.
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Taft
Fort Wayne
Associated Press
Ind
Chicago
Final Supreme Court Action in Standard Oil Case
The Supreme Court issued a mandate to the United States circuit court in Missouri to enforce the dissolution decree. The order notes the lower court decree is modified as the court’s opinion specifies and affirmed, with jurisdiction retained to ensure full compliance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Missouri
Lower Court
United States Circuit Court of the Second District
Walter
Chadwick Noyes
New London
Conn
Alfred C. Coxe
Utica
N.Y
Wmile Henry Lacombe
New York
School Board Delivers 255.66 to Court in Interpleader
The San Antonio school board files a bill of interpleader claiming it owes 255.66 but cannot identify the rightful recipients. It urges the court to summon H. A. Maxwell Mrs. F. G. Danforth and others who may claim the funds and to distribute any balance after costs.
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San Antonio
Army built catchplane trial at Fort Sam Houston shows promise
The first army built aeroplane in the country was tested at Fort Sam Houston this morning. Capt. Paul W. Beck piloted the craft on two flights, totaling about nine minutes, with improvements planned for control angles. The machine weighs 707 pounds and carries 24 gallons of gasoline, higher than the standard Curtiss model.
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Fort Sam Houston
Paul W. Beck
Kelly
Curtiss
Beck
Mills Brigade Resumes March Toward League City
General Mills brigade of regulars breaks camp at South Houston and heads 14 miles to League City where two armies, the Red and Blues, will clash in planned maneuvers. Nearly all march and ammunition is supplied for rifles and machine guns. The unit plans to return to Galveston next Wednesday after a rest.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
General Mills
South Houston
League City
John W. White
Galveston
Lorimer to Testify in Senate Election Probe
Senator William Lorimer requested permission to testify before the senate privileges and elections committee in his own defense as his election to the Senate undergoes a new investigation. The committee indicated it would be glad to hear him. Col. Cecil Lyon noted. The dispatch also mentions General Duncan arranging regular officers for the Mabry reservation militia encampment starting June 6 and Capt. Thomas H. Jackson reporting to discuss new division plans with Duncan.
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Illinois
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William Lorimer
Senate
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lorimer
Chicago
Cecil Lyon
Duncan
Mabry Reservation
Thomas H. Jackson
Department of Texas
Dallas
Limantour and Landa Predict Mexican Peace in Six Months
Exiles Limantour former finance minister and Guillermo Landa y Escandon former Mexico City governor pass through San Antonio en route to New York and Canada. They expect the new regime to bring peace within six months and say Mexico's future remains bright despite current instability. They plan leaves for Europe in fall unless return becomes possible.
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Mexico
Jives Limantour
Guillermo Landa Y Escandon
Federal District of Mexico
San Antonio
St. Louis
New York
Canada
Europe
Limantour
Landa
Mexican Leaders Pass Through the City After Riots
The two distinguished Mexicans, Diaz and his family, accompanied by Salvador Madero, left the city at 2:35 PM in a private car via the International from Laredo. They claimed peace is restored and predicted Diaz will return to the republic as soon as brigandage ends.
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Diaz
Republic
Salvador Madero
International
Laredo
Politics Cause Divorce Over Senator Bailey Favor
H. H. Smith sues for divorce in McKinney Texas citing his wife’s dislike of Senator Bailey as the ground while he supports the junior senator. The district court filing notes the political split as the central issue prompting the divorce action.
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Bailey
Associated Press
Mckinney
Tex
H. H. Smith
Bergs in San Antonio mourn death and rescue in wreck
Mrs. L Berg died in a Winnipeg bound train wreck near Verpas while her husband L S Berg head of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago railroad was rescued from a burning private car. The Berg family long known in San Antonio with ties to wool, brewing, and electric ventures.
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Associated Press
Arthur W. Seeligson
Sny
L. Berg
L. S. Berg
New Orleans, Mobte and
Chicago Railroad
Santonio
Verpas
Here
Berg
San Antonio
Iie
B. ©. Yoakum
Frisco Lines
New Orleans
Mobile
Chicago
Bera’s Mii
Grace Sampson
Minnie and
Bladwina Berg
Nashville man to make San Antonio his home
T B Chadwick of Nashville Tennessee, brother of Cleve Chadwick of this city, announces plans to move to San Antonio to recuperate. He is employed by International Harvester and has been in ill health for several months, drawn by the citys healthier climate.
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T. B. Chadwick
Nashville, Tenn
Cleve Chadwick
San Antonio
Chadwick
International Harvester Company
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Mexico City
Juarez
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Monclova
Texas
Ciudad Porfirio
Viva Madero
Defender of Liberty
International Bridge
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Circuit Court
American Tobacco Company
U. S. Circuit Court
James P. Duke
Thomas F. Ryan
Peter A. B. Widener
Oliver ‘“Ayne
NAMY
Foulois
Wright
Leon Springs
Squier
McCormack-Romme
Signal Corps
Eleventh Cavalry
Carter
Paily
Henry Hutchings
Texas National Guard
Roy Hearne
Mills’ Brigade
Limantouh
City
Federal District
Minnesota
Mr. Berg
de Yours
Lone Star Brewery
San Antonio Gas and Electric Company
Villita
Martin-Schriver Lumber
Romana Street
Main Avenue
Minnie
Edwina
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