Madero Urges Mexican Unity to Defend the Republic
President Francisco I. Madero appeals to Mexicans to aid the nation in its hour of peril, vows not to resign, and defends the 1911 election as fair. He warns against anarchic movements, cites vandalism in Morelos and border districts, and pledges to uphold the constitution and law while striving for peace and prosperity.
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Francisco I. Madero
Madero
Morelos
Chihuahua
Durango
Zacatecas
Coahuila
Reyes
Republic
Ranquility
Mexico
Trevino to Take Mexican Presidency After Madero Resigns
Andres Garza Galan, returning from Paso, says General Geronimo Trevino will hold the Mexican presidency after April 2 with Madero resigning through constitutional channels. He asserts Emilio Vasquez Gomez lends his name to the movement and that Gomez is not the real leader.
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Indres Garza Galay
Gomez
Geronimo Trevino
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Francisco I. Madero
Ate Set
Madero
Surender
General Trevino
Andres Garza Galan
I Paso
Emilioasquez Gomez
Mr. Galan
Ben
General Orozco
Mrs Gentry Sentenced to Life in Oklahoma Murder Case
Mrs Alverta B Gentry was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of her husband Thomas J Gentry in their home on a January night. The jury fixed life imprisonment as her punishment while Maurice Weightman her alleged co offender awaits trial. Jesse K Mackey who testified for the state faces about ten years.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Alverta B. Gentry
Thomas J. Gentry
Maurice Weightman
Jesse K. Mackey
No Motive Seen in Grace Shooting in Atlanta
Atlanta message reports Eugene H Grace was improving after being found Tuesday with a bullet wound. His wife, freed on bond for assault charges, denies shooting him. Police cite alleged recent financial troubles and a power of attorney granted to Grace as possible motives.
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Atlanta
Eugene H. Grace
Kis
Grace
Philadelphia
Ilaiguss
Eatine Ree
Vote on arbitration treaties faces close Senate split
Washington March 7 final action on arbitration treaties with Britain and France set for 4 30 pm both sides expect a tight vote on clause 3 of article 3. Opponents argue the clause cedes treaty making power to a proposed joint high commission of inquiry and binds the Senate to accept its determinations.
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Washington, D.C
Great Britain
France
Senate
Joint High Commission of Inquiry
Commission
San Antonio Weather Unsettled With Rain Tonight
Weather bulletin for San Antonio and vicinity calls for unsettled conditions with rain tonight and Friday. Colder air moves in by Friday.
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San Antonio
Vicinity
Weather notes for tourists across major cities
At 8 am observations show varied winter weather from city to city. Louis 30 degrees with snow and east wind, Chicago 24 with snow tonight, Milwaukee 22 cloudy with snow possible, St Paul 22 snow tonight and colder, Kansas City 28 snowing, New York 24 with possible snow or rain, Boston 32 rain and colder Friday, Washington 30 rain with Friday rain.
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Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Weeding Out AP Leased Wires in San Antonio
A statement claiming any day leased wire from the Associated Press in San Antonio is carried in whole or in part by newspapers other than the San Antonio Light is unfounded and factually unsupported.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Roosevelt urges return of people power over courts and constitutions
In a March 7 editorial, Roosevelt argues for a referendum style check on legislatures and courts. He says the people must decide constitutional interpretation and policy, restoring power to the electorate rather than leaving it to distant branches. He rejects claims the plan makes the mob rule and insists on sober, deliberate public judgment.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Columbus
Abraham Lincoln
America
Roosevelt replies to Perkins visit at Saga more Hill
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Mineola for jury service and was asked about George W. Perkins visit to Sagamore Hill last night. He dismissed concerns as focusing on unimportant things and declined further comment.
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Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Associated Press
Mineola, L. L
Mineola
Sagamore Hill
Rain Grips Texas State With Widespread Showers
Rain fell across the state from last night with San Antonio reporting .03 inch by noon and more rain expected tonight or tomorrow. Cold weather, possible sunshine, and a freezing line reaching northern Texas follow typical March patterns as gardens and orchards respond with new growth and an early market outlook.
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Weather Bureau
San Antonio
United States
Texas
Roosevelt Court Visit Sparks Courtroom Exit
A broad grin on Roosevelt precedes his departure from a courtroom after a brief appearance. He asserts he would meet any figures he chooses and would disclose or withhold visits as he desires, then leaves by automobile for Oyster Bay.
Preferential Primary Held in Missouri Fifth District
The first preferential presidential primary of 1912 is held today in Missouri's Fifth District covering Kansas City and Jackson City. Republicans choose among Cummings Roosevelt LaFollette and Taft with a blank line for any other preferred candidate as two delegates to the national convention are chosen.
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Missouri
Associated Press
Kansas City
Jackson City
Cummins
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Taft
Taft Victory in Alabama GOP Convention
Taft supporters won a large majority at the Alabama state Republican convention. The body endorsed President Taft and chose six delegates instructed to back him at the national convention.
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Arbogiater Press
Birmingham
Ala
Taft
Contract With Love For New Road Signed
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and R. A. Love signed a contract for a railroad to Fredericksburg. Love plans to stay through next week before heading to Kansas City to prepare for operations starting March 23. Between now and March 17 the chamber will decide if San Antonio provides a $50,000 cash bonus or $150,000 in shares.
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San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
R. A. Love
Fredericksburg
Love
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Foreign ministers pledge protest to Yuan Shikai over troops in Tien Tsin
The Associated Press reports Peking March 7 meeting of foreign ministers to protest Yuan Shikai for Chinese troops within seven miles of the Tien Tsin concessions. Looting grows in Shan Tung and Tsiwan as anarchy spreads in northern China with mutineers unpunished.
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Associated Press
Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Tien Tsin
Shan Tung
Tsiwan
China
U. S. Cruiser Cincinnati Arrives Near Taku Tomorrow
The United States protected cruiser Cincinnati from Shanghai is due at Taku near the Pei Ho mouth tomorrow. A detachment of 200 U S marines, who left Shanghai on Tuesday, is expected to reach here on Saturday. Police and the mayor of Tien Tsin warn looters from the recent incident of plunder.
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U. S
Associated Press
Tientsin
United States
Cincinnati
Shanghai
Taku
Pei-Ho
Tien Tsin
Grant
Loot Return Encouraged During Five Day Amnesty
A five day period offers safe return of stolen loot with no questions or punishment for those who bring items to their owners. A French cruiser landed a detachment of marines at Taku this morning.
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Taku
Panhandle Stockmen Elect Officers at El Paso Meeting
The Panhandle and Southwestern Stockmen's association held elections with W. B. Slaughter named president and Lee Bivins reappointed treasurer. The next convention will be in Amarillo. the group voted to expand the executive committee to twenty five and set five as a quorum. A tariff policy resolution was defeated amid debate. Waddell urged drastic livestock legislation to dip scabby cattle and place charges as first mortgage to eradicate disease.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Panhandle and Southwestern Stockmen’s Association
W. B. Slaughter
Dalhart
P. H. Lardergin
Lavega
W. C. McDonald
New Mexico
Lee Bivins
Amarillo
William Harrell
Albuquerque
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Roswell
W. N. Waddell
State Livestock Sanitary Department
Suffragettes Smash Large London Storefronts
Dozens of suffragettes gathered in west London at dawn and smashed plate glass windows of large dry goods stores. Passersby detained six protesters until police arrived as demonstrations began.
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Associated Press
London
West End
South Pole Reached by Capt. Scott Report
London denies Amundsen claim but Copenhagen asserts he did reach the pole. Amundsen, after arriving in Hobart, Tasmania, cites Scott's south pole arrival as confirmed on the return from his 1910 expedition via Australia and New Zealand.
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South Pole
Capt
Scott
London
Amundsen
Pole
Copenhagen
Associated Press
Hobart
Tasmania
Roald Amundsen
Robert F. Scott
The
Social Demokraten
Christiania
Fram
Amundsen Claims Scott Reached South Pole
Captain Roald Amundsen asserts that Captain Robert F. Scott, the British explorer, reached the South Pole, reporting the historic accomplishment as of March 7 in Wellington New Zealand.
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Captain Scott
Esquimaux
Roald Amundsen
Scott
South Pole
Associated Press
Wellington
N. Z
Robert F. Scott
Amundsen To Be Confirmed Pole Claim Not Yet Reached
A Wellington dispatch to the Daily Express, citing Christiana sources, reports Roald Amundsen did not yet confirm reaching the South Pole. The message from New Zealand states Amundsen’s claim is disputed and unverified at present.
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Associated Press
London
Amundsen
Scott
South Pole
Wellington
New Zealand
Daily Express
Christiana
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Race to the South Pole Captains Scott and Amundsen Clash
Reports from Copenhagen and Christiania trace the race to reach the South Pole among five explorers. Captain Scott began from Port Chalmers on November 29, 1910, after earlier 82°30′ and Shackleton 88°23′ records. Amundsen, commissioned by Norway, took a route via South America and left Buenos Aires late 1910.
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New Zealand
Scott
South Pole
Robert Falcon Scott
Port Chalemers
N. Z
Royal Geographical Society
Shackelton
Pole
Australia
Ross Sea
Amundsen
Norway
Amundesen
South America
Buenos Ayres
Ten Day Want Ad Offer for Two Sundays
The notice explains starting a ten day want ad to run for two Sundays with a rate of one half cent per word per insertion for ten days. A refund is available for unused periods when ads are discontinued. Ads may be phoned in and paid later, with phone number 176.
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