Creel denies Mexico Japan naval pact and Isthmian privileges
Mexico denies any agreement with Japan to use ports along the coast of Lower California or to gain transportation privileges on the Isthmian railroad. Foreign Minister Creel tells Ambassador de la Barra to inform President Taft of Mexico’s stance and reassures Mexico will protect all foreign interests in the country.
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Associated Press
City of
Mexico
Japan
Enrique C. Creel
Francisco L. de la Barra
Washington
United States
Lower
Lifornia
de la Barra
Foreign Office
Creel
de la Barron
Taft
Diaz
Mr. de la Badding
Senor de la Horta
Rebels Catch Man Wanted for Killing in Texas
Pancho Alvarado, charged with killing American Customs Inspector Chapman years ago, was captured in Mexico by insurgents under Jose de la Cruz Sanchez. Sanchez notified American authorities he would deliver Alvarado to Texas soil for punishment, noting he had been a fugitive and led expeditions into Texas. If American authorities refuse, Sanchez will hand him to Mexican officers.
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Presidio
Tex
Maria
Texas
Pancho Alvarado
Chapman
Mexico
Jose de la Cruz Sanchez
Alvarado
Zanchez
Ten Thousand Soldiers Expected in Texas by Sunday
Washington dispatch reports mobilization of troops in Texas progressing with all soldiers ordered to Texas to reach their destinations by tomorrow or Monday morning. Major General Carter will command a force of about twenty thousand, with a combat division of 10,000 plus coast artillery and other detachments. His division includes nine infantry regiments, one cavalry regiment of 1184, two field artillery regiments totaling 2250, engineers 500, two signal corps companies 200, four ambulance companies 318, and four field hospitals 230. officers and non combatants excluded.
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Associated Press
Washington
Texas
Carter
Coast Artillery
Department of Texas
Engineers
Signal Corps
San Antonio
Congress
Soldiers Camped at Fort Crockett Galveston
Twelve hundred coast artillery troops from Savannah Charleston New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola are encamped at Fort Crockett Galveston awaiting further orders as the first of three provisional regiments forms for maneuvers Brigadier General Mills commands the brigade and the scout cruiser Salem remains off Galveston bar awaiting assignment.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Fort Crockett
Coast Artillery
Savannah
Charleston
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Mills
Salem
Galveston Bar
Potash dispute seen on brink of settlement in U S
Washington reports that the American reply to Germany on the potash issue is in German hands and officials say an amicable settlement is possible. No friction is admitted and the State Department notes a clear path to adjustment while private interests remain unspecified.
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Washington
State Department
Warships May Now Have Aeroplane Scouts
In San Diego on March 11 naval officers witnessed Curtiss demonstrations proving aircraft can scout for battleships. An aeroplane landed on a cruiser deck from water and was hoisted aboard, showing future warships may carry aircraft for night and day reconnaissance and air superiority.
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San Diego
Cal
Eugene Ely
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss
Kay Curtiss
Severa
Southern Congress approves new board of governors
Atlanta March 11 The Southern Commercial congress elected a new board of governors and adjourned after thanking President Taft Colonel Roosevelt and other speakers. New governors include S W Fordyce Hot Springs and Clifton Brackenridge Fort Smith Arkansas Logan Murray Louisville and Harry Weissinger Shelbyville Kentucky Oscar Bowling Shreveport and Bernard Baker Baltimore C Cary Martien Baltimore David R Francis St Louis C P Waldbridge St Louis Fite Muskegee and William Fulwhler Oklahoma Carter Johnson City and Leland Hume Nashville Swinehart Pecos and Henry Exall Dallas Texas.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
Taft
Roosevelt
Arkansas
S. W. Fordyce
Hot Springs
Clifton R. Brackenridge
Fort Smith
Kentucky
Logan C. Murray
Louisville
Harry Weissinger
Shelbyville
Louisiana
John M. Parker
New Orland
Oscar Bowling
Shreveport
Maryland
Bernard Baker
Baltimore
C. Cary Martien
Missouri
David R. Francis
Ss. Louis
C. P. Waldbridge
St. Louis
Oklahoma
F. B. Fite
Muskcape
Wm. A. Fulwhler
Tennessee
Geo. L. Carter
Johnson City
Leland Hume
Nashville
Texas
M. L. Swinehart
Pecos
Henry Exall
Dallas
Gun Cotton Explosion Injures Mills Engraving Official
Harry Mills superintendent of Mills Engraving was injured yesterday afternoon when gun cotton exploded in the engraving room on the second floor of the Light building. He was burned on the face and arms but is expected to recover without permanent injury and two weeks of retirement. The local dam of ers adjourned its meeting due to the accident.
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Harry Mills
Mills Engraving Company
Mills
Ion
Vers
A. T. Mills
Harriman tax to build Utah capital
Salt Lake City Utah March 11 Of the 790000 inheritance tax paid to Utah by the Harriman estate 750000 will be appropriated by the legislature for a state capitol building. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure a case of Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days 50 cents.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Antonio
Spring Style at D B Steele Tailor
Local tailoring shop D B Steele advertises stylish spring suits and pressed garments. Contact at 108 Blum with new phone listing.
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D. B. Steele
Local Merchants Secure Good Share Of Uncle Sam's Contracts
Roosevelt lauds Confederate soldiers in Jackson while San Antonio merchants win large army subsistence contracts. Major Wilkins and aides oversee awards totaling 500000 dollars for beans flour sugar evaporated milk corn and other provisions.
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Uncle Sam
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
W. ©. Smith
J. Oppenheimer
Pioneer Flour Mills
The
Collins Co
Castanda Grocery Co
Western Grocer Co
Harry B. Wilkins
Cusack
Estes, Holbrook, Campbell
Settle
Maneuver Notes Mark Quick Division Camp Setup
Division headquarters were pitched at 1 pm amid regimental camps. Seventeenth Infantry aided readiness for General Carter and staff. By night the Eleventh Cavalry, Thirteenth and Fifteenth Infantry are well located. About 750 mules and 38,050 horses will be corralled. quarters build near the field edge.
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Seventeenth Infantry
General Carter
General Duncan Guides Camp Tour With Carter Arrival
General Duncan remains a key figure as General Carter visits the camp. He leads the tour in a carriage and later rides his charger across the grounds directing activities and praising the movement. The scene highlights his ongoing prominent role and enthusiasm.
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Duncan
Carter
Banker Tells Tale Of The Statute Of Limitations
A Kansas banker recounts a story about the statute of limitations. A southern gentleman lent money long ago and trusted the borrower would repay when asked. The banker finally collected after a polite exchange, illustrating the enduring respect for a gentleman’s word.
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Kansas
Ker
Risine Ao
Kan Spubentsas City
Judge Carey Defends Americanism at Portland Banquet
In Portland Oregon Judge Charles H Carey urges pride in Americanism while recalling a discussion with Lawyer Simcox from Granville. He recounts Simcox telling a client the man was a liar and defends damages as appropriate in the exchange.
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Charles H. Carey
Portland
Ore
New York Sun
Dawyer
Lawy Simcox
General Hoyt puzzled by troop buildup at Fort Sam Houston
Brigadier General R. W. Hoyt arrived at San Antonio to assume command of a 20 000 strong brigade at Fort Sam Houston. He voiced confusion over the large troop gathering in Texas, saying he had no clear idea what the move signified beyond Mexico's situation, and planned to report to Major General Carter.
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R. W. Hoyt
Department of Texas
Department of the Dakotas
St. Paul
Minn
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Hoyt
Humber
Texas
General Hoyt
Mexico
Carter
Maneuvers May Spur Army Reorganization
The article argues current maneuvers reveal serious field training deficits in the U S Army and would push Congress to restructure the force. It warns coastal defenses are strained and logistics lacking while praising the personnel though calling for modernization and better instruction in combined arms.
Bailey Statement in Senate Inquiry on 1909 Bank Deposit
Washington reports Senator Bailey, not yet served, preparing a statement about the disappearance of an affidavit from Jarvis Newton and an exhibit showing a 1909 deposit at the State National Bank of Chicago by Holtslaw. Cummins sought Bailey’s account as part of the Lorimer case proceedings. the papers vanished after Bailey forwarded them to Tillman.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bailey
Broderick
State National Bank of Chicago
Heltslaw
Cummins
Des Moines
Lorimer
Texas
Tillman
Signal Corps Company Arrives on Grounds for Duty
The United States Signal Corps Company D, 81 men and 100 horses, commanded by Capt. George Gibbs, arrived last night and set up camp near division headquarters. The unit, deemed a crack organization, is tasked to work with two other companies and will deploy two field sets capable of twenty five miles. Major George Squier will direct field operations with the division.
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United States Signal Corps
George Gibbs
S. C. Megill
United States Army
Omaha
Neb
Aeronautical Department
Signal Corps
Mergill
Gibbs
Fort Leavenworth
Cuba
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Signal
George Squier
Columbus Day Bill Signed by Colquitt
Governor Colquitt approved bills in Austin including creating Culberson County and establishing Columbus Day on October 12. The measures also include a Confederate woman's home provision in Austin.
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Colquitt
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Culberson
Pupils Warned Against Candy After School Death
Seven hundred Paterson public school pupils were told to abstain from candy until an investigation determines the cause of the death of William Rider a pupil of school No 4. Authorities seized samples of the suspected candy and expect arrests after possible ptomaine poisoning from illness in several other students.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Wm. Rider
Censor Moves to Ban Mexican Revolution Films
District Attorney John D. Fredericks announced strict censorship of moving pictures showing Mexican revolutionary scenes. He noted complaints about depictions of both honor and cruelty inserted into many films.
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Associated Preas
Los Angeles
Cal
John D. Fredericks
Erdman act mediation urged to settle Cincinnati firemen strike
Cincinnati Ohio March 11 mediation under the Erdman act is urged to resolve a strike of the white firemen on the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Trainmen Injured As Freight Engine Machinery Blows Off
Three crewmen were hurt when machinery on one side of a Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific freight engine blew off near Pine Knot Knoxville Tennessee last night. Cause is not known.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Texas Pacific
Pine Knot
Bromo Quinine Cure Mentioned in Preventive Remedy Note
A fragmented item notes the phrase to prevent the grip using a laxative brom0 quinine and references BE. W. GROVE signature. The text is terse and spots a single brominated compound linked to a suggested cure. The piece hints at an older remedy practice and names a signer.
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BE. W. Grove
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