Forgotten in Mexico Now Politics to Rearm After Revolution
Reconstruction work proceeds in Mexico City as the Madero government consolidates power. Reyes withdraws backing Ma dero, signaling a likely one sided election, while the south’s revolutionary army is mustered out to return to farms.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Mexico City
Reyes
Madero
de la Barra
Revolutionary Army of the
Zacatecas
Cosio
Europe
Manuel Gonzales Cosio
Diaz
Vera Cruz
Roberto Ramos Recio
Recio
Tacubaya
Rosendo Pineda
el Imparcial
Francisco I. Madero
Pineda
Cientifico
National Catholic Party
Washouts Halt Mexican National Rail Traffic at Juarez
Washouts on the Mexican National railroad between Juarez and Chihuahua halted traffic and telegraphic communication. Gen. Villera declared loyalty to the legally constituted government, a sign seen as settling federal allegiance. Yaqui fighting continues in Sonora as insurrectionists resist land restorations tied to a California concession and American buyers. Four Juarez saloons to open, keeping at least a score closed. Fourth U.S. Cavalry poised to move from border duty.
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Juarez
Mexican National
Chihuahua
Villera
Mexico
Sonora
California
Jose de la Luz Blanco
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Rio Grande to Cloudcroft Summer Camp Plan
A summer camp plans its move from Rio Grande to Cloudcroft New Mexico a mountain resort near here for cooler air and proximity to the border. The location offers relief from heat and convenient access for participants and organizers.
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Rio Grande
Cloudcroft
N. M
Mexican Troops to Move Through U.S. Territory with U.S. Escort
Fifteen hundred Mexican troops from Chihuahua will be moved from El Paso to Lower California once the Southern Pacific can supply equipment. Col. Steever of the Fourth Cavalry says the unit will carry full artillery and a U.S. detachment will accompany them through U.S. territory. The escort size hinges on storage of arms and ammunition.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Lower
California
Southern Pacific Railway
Steever
Fourth United States Cavalry
War Department
Washington
United States
War Supplies Guarded by United States Soldiers
Report states that war supplies will be guarded by United States soldiers. Officials emphasize secure transport and vigilance at all staging sites to prevent theft or tampering.
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United States
China Mexico ties seen safe after Torreon outrages
The state department believes friendly relations between China and Mexico will not be disturbed by the Torreon Chinese outrages. No definite information on a Chinese vessel in Mexican waters is available, but officials expect China to act reasonably and Mexico to grant justice to valid claims.
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Mexico Tramwys Company
Diaz
Torreon
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
China
Mexico
Mexican
Captain Garcia to be court-martialed in Hermosillo
In Nogales Sonora on June 13 Captain Antonio Garcia faces a court martial for insubordination after refusing a telegram from Provisional Vice Governor Gayou of Sinaloa and detaining former Governor Redo. Garcia arrested Redo upon arrival and left for Hermosillo to verify the telegram. He was arrested upon reaching Hermosillo and Redo was ordered released by wire.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Gayou
Sinaloa
Redo
Antonio Garcia
Hermosillo
Garcia
Prisoners Freed as Orozco Forces Advance on Chihuahua
All political prisoners in the Chihuahua penitentiary, including fourteen Americans and two captured at Casas Grandes, were liberated last night. General Pascual Orozco with 1500 men is reported approaching from Sauz to enter the city, with expected payment of the men and the rebel army to disband.
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Navarro
Ciudad Juarez
Associated Press
Chihuahua
Mex
Casas Grandes
Pascual Orozco
Sauz
Memphis Citizen Seeks Personal Postcards With Face
A Memphis man writes Postmaster General Hitchcock by lead pencil seeking the cost to imprint his portrait on postage stamps and cards. He asks for price for a hundred and the smallest run. Hitchcock replies with the minimal feasible quantity, though the note was not made public.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
William McKinley
Memphis
Tenn
Hitchcock
Arsenic Charge Stuns Delaware Family
In Delaware Ohio on June 13 Mrs J I Hinkle wife of a traveling salesman is jailed on a charge of administering arsenic to her 20 year old step daughter Miss Merle Hinkle who is recovering from illness doctors attribute to poisoning. Authorities say jealousy since her marriage last fall sparked the accusation.
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Delaware
Ohio
J. I. Hinkle
Merle Hinkle
Yoakum Summer Normal Opens With 65 Teachers Enrolled
Yoakum Texas June 13. The Yoakum summer normal opened yesterday morning with an enrollment of sixty five teachers from parts of this territory. Each brings more teachers. It is said by the faculty that this will exceed any normal held in Yoakum.
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Yoakum, Tex
Yoakum
Reliable Laxative for Old People Ad Offered Free
A plea for mild non-griping laxatives notes digestion weakens with age and many suffer constipation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as ideal for all ages, offers free samples, and guarantees results or money back. Dr Caldwell provides free medical advice from Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
A. A. Lewis
Bentonville
Ark
Enos Gilpin
Danville
Ill
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