Mystery in Plight of Mrs E W Mills
The article details the disappearance of $1950 from Mrs E W Mills after an incident on the way to Evanston. It notes she had about $50 on her, a revolver, and jewelry, with eye witnesses confirming the larger sum. Friends describe her as a real estate operator tied to San Antonio ventures and early plans to return to Chicago.
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Evanston
Stevens
Mills
H. L. Stevens
Stower
San Antonio
Omaha
Eben W. Mills
Shook Avenue
John Luter
Laurel Heights
Ill
Chicago
Stolen Suits From Commerce Street Woolen Mills
Burglars broke into the Globe Woolen Mills at 309 West Commerce Street late Saturday night or Sunday morning and carried off nearly a score of suits valued between 250 and 309 dollars. Entrance was gained by forcing the rear door and the goods were removed by a vehicle. Police were notified after the loss was discovered. A. Boehm reports theft of 10 dollars from his Model restaurant cash drawer, plus three boxes of cigars and a pistol, robbed early Sunday morning.
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Commerce Street
Globe Woolen Mills
West Commerce Street
A. Boehm
Bowie Street
Paintings by Miss Shepherd to be Shown at Gunter Hotel
Thirty five works from Miss Shepherd of St Helena California will be exhibited tomorrow afternoon in the parlors of the Gunter Hotel. Miss Beall will oversee the display and all interested persons are invited to attend. Tea will be served.
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Citizens Bank & Trust
Governor Marshall Hosts Reception for Wilson Visit
Governor Marshall plans a day with President elect Wilson including a suffragette parade view and a Woman's National Democratic League reception. He will attend a dinner hosted by John E. Lamb of Indiana with Indiana delegates. Cadet guards from Culver Military Academy provide a rotating six hour guard.
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Marshall
Wilson
Woman's National Democratic League
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Congress
Culver Military Academy
Wilsons Leave Princeton For Washington In Farewell Train
Woodrow Wilson departed Princeton for Washington to become president tomorrow. He traveled with Mrs. Wilson, three daughters, and an escort of students on the longest special out of Princeton, amid cheers and songs from the crowd and campus.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
United States
Old Nassau
Mr. Wilson
Nassau
White House
Wilson
Bryan Arrives in Washington Sealed as Possible Secretary
William J. Bryan reached a downtown Washington hotel and was escorted by a reception committee to the presidential suite. He would not confirm his role, but when addressed as Mr Secretary he answered with a smile and a simple, quiet thank you.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Taft Hosts Open House Before Departure
President Taft greeted political friends and foes at the White House in a final open house before leaving office. He worked late into the night and the cabinet met for the last time, as he signed hundreds of commissions and autographs for visitors including Major General Leonard Wood and Mayflower crew.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Leonard Wood
United States Army
War Department
Minnesota National Guard
White House
McCully
Senate
Taft and Roosevelt Portraits Grace Private Office
In the president’s private office the only picture greeting President Wilson is a portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, hung years ago by Mr. Taft. The wall also features Alphonso Taft’s portrait, which has hung for four years.
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Alphonso Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Tammany Sends 2500 to Inaugural Parade From New York
New York reports 2500 Tammany Hall men leaving for Washington for the inaugural parade. Fourteen special trains carry about 40,000 people from New York, with Charles F. Murphy planning to ride the last train. West Point cadets also head to the capital on two special B&O runs tonight.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Tammany
Washington
Braves
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Massachusetts National Guard
Jersey City
West Point
Hudson
Capital
Inauguration Day Weather Hints at Uncertain Outlook
Washington officials forecast fair Tuesday with possible unsettled conditions Tuesday afternoon or night and variable winds. In Trenton New Jersey Woodrow Wilson will use his governor's oath Bible, engrossed by Augustus L. Clark, a cherished possession of Mrs. Wilson.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Wilson
Marshall
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Augustus L. Clark
Low Railway Rates During Fiesta Week
General passenger agents with San Antonio terminals agreed to favorable rates for Fiesta San Jacinto week. A morning meeting of the Fiesta Association railroad committee and agents set plans and lowest-rate days. A 3 pm conference with General Passenger Agent Lupton to finalize details was arranged.
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San Antonio
San Jacinto
Railroad Committee
The
Fiesta Association
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Lupton
Sap
W. G. Crush
Walter Walthall
George F. Lupton
D. J. Price
New Nickel Approved by Frazer Says No Recall Possible
James Earl Frazer of New York, designer of the new nickel, states there is no possibility of recalling the coin or making different dies. He notes criticism over a tiny capital under 1913, but asserts the design has full approval from the secretary of the treasury and the director of the mint.
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New York
James Earl Frazer
Frazer
Victor D. Brenner
the Treasury
Mint
Reservoir Site Refused by Secretary Fisher
Secretary Fisher refused to grant San Francisco the use of Hetchy Hetchy valley as a reservoir site citing public policy. He said the natural condition of the valley should not be altered without explicit congressional authority.
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Washington
Fisher
City of
San Francisco
Hetchy-Hetchy Valley
Congress
Horse and buggy stolen from church front in San Antonio
While Mrs. Nettie Mitchell of 908 Rogers avenue attended service at Travis Park Methodist Church at 11 yesterday, her horse and buggy were stolen from in front of the church. No trace has been found and a police report was filed.
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Nettie Mitchell
Rogers Avenue
Travis Park Methodist Church
Carranza Growing Stronger in North Rebels Hold Saltillo
News from the Mexican front reports Venustiano Carranza with about 2000 forces near Saltillo, denying Huerta authority and expanding influence in Coahuila, while government troops control the north and south. In the capital, security tightens amid plots and a nationwide parade honors rebel figures. Prisoners killed during attempted escape from Belem prison. General Diaz receives ovation at matador parade.
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Carranza
Coahuila
Venustiano Carranza
Huerta
Saltillo
Belem
Diaz
General Diaz
Mondragon
General Blanquet
National Palace
Felix Diaz
Reyes
Carranza Demands Money From Volunteers in Mexican Rebel Push
Reports from Eagle Pass Texas say Colonel Carranza threatens extortion of 20000 to 25000 dollars to pay and feed state volunteers and warns he may allow depredations if funds are not delivered. governor detentions and unsettled cases noted as Coahuila remains in revolt while Saltillo stays quiet.
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Washington, D. C
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Carranza
Eagle Pass
Tex
Chihuahua
Gonzales
Crizco
Coahuila
Saltillo
Mexican official’s brother released on bond in New York
Miguel Garza Aldape brother of Manuel Garza Aldape minister of agriculture in Huerta’s cabinet reached the city from New York where he was arrested on conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws. He posted a new 1000 bond before U S Commissioner R L Edwards and plans to depart for Juarez or Mexico City.
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Miguel Garza Aldape
Manuel Garza Aldape
Huerta
Mexico
New York
United States
St. Aldape
R. L. Edwards
Edwin Roos
J. F. Sheppard
Aldape
Juarez
City of
Mexicans Gather in San Pedro Park Condemn Huerta
More than 1000 Mexicans assembled at San Pedro park to denounce General Huerta and other traitors, condemn the killings of Francisco I Madero and Pino Suarez, and send condolences to the Madero family in Havana. A committee was named to extend sympathy to Alfonso and Gabriel Madero at the Gunter Hotel.
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San Pedro Park
General Huerta
Francisco I. Madero
Pino Suarez
Madero
Havana
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Huerta
Alfonso
Gabriel Madero
Gunter Hotel
Gustavo
Francisco Madero
Catarina Garza
Sr. Montemayor
Felix Diaz
Suarez
Castoria Aer0els Endorsed by Physicians and Health Authorities
Haiti's Journal of Health notes wide professional approval for Castoria Aer0els highlighting its safety its ability to ease stomach pains calm nerves aid digestion and serve as a safe non narcotic substitute to castor oil. It contrasts with risky sedatives and urges protection of children from unsafe remedies.
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Bateman
Godfrey
Haiti
Journal of Health
Madero Family Heads to New York from Havana
All members of the Madero family now in Cuba will sail for New York tomorrow. The plan to join Raoul and Emilio Madero at San Antonio has been abandoned. Ernesto Madero’s family arrived this morning from Vera Cruz.
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Havana
Madero
Cuba
New York
Raoul
Emilio Madero
San Antonio
Ernesto Madero
Vera Cruz
Rebels Capture Custom House in Mexico
Phoenix dispatch March 3 reports a force of Maderistas captured the custom house on the Mexican side, signaling a bold advance in the ongoing conflict. Local observers note rising tensions along the border as revolutionary forces push into strategic ports.
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Custom House
Phoenix
Ariz
Maderistas
Rebels Open First Port of Entry at Cananea
The line at Naco yesterday reports no fatalities or serious injuries as Sonora rebels gain their first port of entry and control shipments to Cananea.
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Naco
Sonora
Cananea
Del Valle Resigns as FE Club Secretary
E A Del Valle resigns after seven months as secretary of the International Club. G W Morris succeeds him, noted for qualifications to continue the club’s successful direction. Del Valle added a grill room and receives honorary membership and directorate to retain his advisory role.
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A. T. Mills
Injury in Auto Accident Delays Cotton Gunther Recovery
Cotton Gunther, a traveling salesman, suffered a badly cut leg when the auto carrying him and Hilman Gunther skidded and overturned on the north loop around 5 yesterday afternoon. He received medical aid and was taken to his home at 331 Garden Street. Doctors expect a rapid, uneventful recovery with no serious complications anticipated.
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Cotton Gunther
Hilman Gunther
North Loop
Garden Street
Gunther
Franchise Society Luncheon Reports Suffrage Events
Rev Jenkins Lloyd Jones spoke at the San Antonio Equal Franchise Society luncheon at La Palma. Mrs Fenwick presided as Mrs Dunne outlined plans for Mrs Snowden’s April 2 visit and luncheon at St Anthony Hotel. Other brief talks covered D A R and U D C roles and Chinese reform efforts. chestnut blight has destroyed 10 million dollars of timber in Pennsylvania.
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Jenkins Lloyd Jones
Chicago
San Antonio
Snowden
St. Anthony
Harry Hyman
Mabel M. Bates
Barnard E. Bee
R. H. Smith
Rester Corps
G. R
Elizabeth Houston
Mae William Settle
Orient
Hawaii
Philippines
China
Chinese Republic
Pennsylvania
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Citizens Bank & Trust Co
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Travelers Transfer CO
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Wilsons
Gotham Well Represented
Madertstad
Zapatistas
Ajusco
Cuernavaca
Alberto Fuentes
Aguascalientes
Miguel Aldape
Gen. Huerta
Castoria
Castor
New
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B. Halstead Scott
Ills
William Belmont
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Taft
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. J. Hamlen
Detroit
Mich
Fletcher’s
Wm. J McCrain
Neb
J. R. Clausen
Philadelphia
Astoria
Maderos
E. A. del Valle
International Club
G. W. Morris
Franchise Society
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