Fourteen Cars Enter Long Highway Test This Year
Fourteen cars entered in the long highway test under American Automobile Association rules will compete for cash prizes totaling 300 dollars and several silver trophies. Officials plan a Thursday night meeting to issue instructions, confirm entrants, and arrange entertainment for about fifty participants along the 704.8 mile route.
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American Automobile Association
Hering
Hicks
Jh. W. Carr
East
W. H. Furtong Jr
United States Tire Company
Copa Here
J. F. Eyce
Johnston & Burnett Insurance Company
Ad Club to Pay Debts and End Activities
The San Antonio Advertisers' Association plans to discontinue activities after paying about $450 in debts. A luncheon at Travis Club set the course with 48 active members. a committee will solicit $10 pledges from each member, and if funds fall short, subscriptions will be returned.
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San Antonio Advertisers’ Association
Travis Club
J. Frank Davis
William Moore White
J. F. Roberts
Davis
White
Cabrala Leads 600 Constitutionalists Toward Nogales
MAGDALENA Sonora March 11 Col John Juan Cabrala with 600 constitutionalists moves toward Nogales as state troops retreat to Hermosillo. He should reach a southern border point this afternoon where Colonel Kostertitzky and federal forces are fortified.
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Magdalena
Sonora
Hermosillo
John Juan Cabrala
Nogales
Kosterlitzky
Fort Worth stores close for Fat Stock and Horse Show day
Fort Worth observes Fort Worth day at the Fat Stock and Horse Show with all stores closed. El Paso delegates led by Mayor Kelly arrived to guide cattlemen’s delegates to the annual event.
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Fort Worth
Tex
el Paso
Kelly
Military unrest and movements amid Mexican revolt
Report outlines Federal and rebel actions across northern Mexico with Carranza in Monclova, Monclova held by Federals, and forces moving toward Lampazos. Maytorena revolt unpopular, Guaymas fundraising short, and Orozco figures returning to capital. Diaz rests after strain. Diaz’s health improving though fatigued.
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Monclova
Venustiano Carranza
Lampazos
Monterey
Reata
Carranza
Provisional Government
Maytorena
Sonora
Guaymas
Senor de la Bayra
Maderos
David de la Fuente
Huerta
Pascual Orozco Jr
Felix Diaz
General Diaz
Maderos deny plot and vow peaceful stance abroad
Ernesto Madero former Mexican finance minister arrives in New York and asserts the Madero family will refrain from political participation in Mexico. He says they intend to stay in the United States until conditions settle and reject reports of organizing against Huerta. He hopes for peace and urges cooperation among Mexicans.
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New York
Ernesto Madero
Madero
Mr. Madero
Mexico
Maderos
Republc
Mexico City
United States
Huerta
Bridges Ordered Burned Near Nogales to Delay Troops
Colonel Kosterlitzky sends exploration gangs to burn bridges on the Sonora railway to stall General Obregon’s forces advancing from Magdalena. Federal troops retreat from Agua Prieta as state forces tighten grip. refugees reach Agua Prieta amid fears of cross border clash.
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Douglas
Ariz
Nogales
Kosterlitzky
Sonora
Obregon
Magdalena
Imaris
Ojeda
Agua Prieta
Cananea
Huerta
Arizona
Nacozari
Naco
el Tigre
Mexican Consul General Fernandez Takes Post in San Antonio
Jesus A. Fernandez yesterday became consul general in San Antonio succeeding Manuel Esteva Sr. A native of Chihuahua, he has long engaged in business in Chihuahua and Nuevo Leon. His jurisdiction covers all consulates in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
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Jesus A. Fernandez
San Antonio
Mexico
Manuel A. Esteva
Fernandez
Chihuahua
Nuevo Leon
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Carranza forces and Huerta clash in Mexican turmoil
Reading from Monterey Mexico reporters describe uncertain counts of Carranza forces from Arteaga to Saltillo and Monclova. General Aubert leads 1800 troops moving toward Musquiz while Blasquez governs Coahuila and supports Vasquez Gomez.
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Monterey
Mexico
Carranza
Checho Campos
Orozco
Salazar
Huerta
Mexico City
Saltillo
Coahuila
el Noticioso
Federal
Arteaga
Manuel Blazquez
Cabrillas Station
Tracy Aubert
Hipolito
National
San Pedro
Blasquez
Salazar Declares Aid to Suppress Sonora Uprising Refused
General Jose Inez Salazar, rival to Orozco, leader of Chihuahua anti-Madera rebels, says he will not aid in suppressing the Sonora uprising. He voices independence from central command and maintains opposition to Huerta's policies in Mexico.
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Sonora
U S Must Take Action On Mexican Ambassador Nomination
Washington March 11 inquiry from the Mexican foreign office questions the acceptability of Emilio Rabaza as Mexican ambassador to Washington to succeed the retired Senor Calero. The note signals diplomatic deliberations in the capital.
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Washington, D. C
Foreign Office
Emilio Rabaza
Washington
Senor Calero
Recognition Question Faces Wilson With Mexico Government
The state department weighs formal recognition of Mexico's new government. Ambassador Wilson has dealt with Huerta on a de facto basis, and the question now is whether to extend formal recognition by receiving the new ambassador.
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State Department
Mexico
Wilson
Huerta
Mines to shut down after rail strike in Eagle Pass
A trainload of railroad workers reports quiet in Monclova as General Aubert's federal forces retreat. The traffic suspension will shut down coal mines, leaving over three thousand miners unemployed and raising fears of miners joining the revolution or forming looters' bands.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Monclova
Eagle Pass Transforms Into Circus City For Street Day
Eagle Pass residents report a festive scene as the city hosts a circus day event. Streets buzz with performances and crowds gather to enjoy parades, acrobats, and local vendors.
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Eagle Pass
LEWIS FOUND GUILTY IN COOK KILLING CASE
L Lewis indicted for the killing of Claude Sibley a cook at Beauty restaurant on December 16 1911 was found guilty by a jury in the Thirty seventh District Court after a five day trial The jury verdict came forty minutes after deliberations Sibley was shot in the rear of the restaurant on Matamoras street Lewis claimed self defense saying Sibley attacked him and he fired only after being knocked down and life in danger
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L. Lewis
Claude Sibley
Sidley
Matam
Lewis
Sley
Sibi Wag
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