Attempt on Mayor of Rock Island Sparks Riots
A mob in Rock Island, Davenport and Moline prompted sheriff and militia readiness after a night of rioting with more than 5000 in downtown streets. Mayor Schriver blamed disorder on enforcement actions against saloons and chop suey joints, while pledging to restore order and bar further political meetings until calm returns.
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C. L. Bruner
Davenport
Moline
Rock Island
Mississippi
Schriver
Drieks
Folks
Mally
Hart
Looney Paper
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Offer Constipation Relief
An ad touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a 25 cent remedy for constipation and related ailments. It invites readers to visit druggists or mail order from Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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The
Light
Hot Springs
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Illinois Governor orders Sixth Regiment to Rock Island
Governor Deneen ordered the entire Sixth regiment of the Illinois National Guard to Rock Island to help preserve order after a failed assassination attempt on the Rock Island mayor. The move followed requests from the Rock Island sheriff and the state’s attorney amid expected unrest.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Deneen
Illinois National Guard
Rock Island
Massive anti Madero protest planned for April 2 in Mexico
Refugees in San Antonio report a huge anti Madero demonstration set for April 2, anniversary of Diaz's Puebla victory, or when Francisco de la Barra arrives. Four laborers who sought peace with Emilio Vasquez Gomez will be in Mexico City to join any rally and push for Madero's resignation to restore peace.
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Porfirio Diaz
Puebla
Francisco de la Barra
San Antonio
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Mexico City
Madero
Mexico
el Pago
Grace M Brown to Lecture at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday
Mrs Grace M Brown of Denver renowned lecturer arrives for two week visit and will speak Sunday at 3 pene in the Crockett hotel Odd Fellows hall on The Evidence of God The Demand of Today detailing her classwork and lecture schedule for the city audience.
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Grace M. Brown
Denver, Colo
Odd Fellows
Crockett ‘Hotel
French wine grower fined for diluting vintage with water
A French wine grower was convicted of diluting his vintage with water. He received a $400 fine a month in prison and a heavy forfeiture. His wine was confiscated as part of the punishment.
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France
Federals Beat Rebels In Intense Battle At Torreon
Reports say federals with 1200 fresh troops held the field while rebels suffered heavy losses. Dead and wounded totals were disputed with federals at about 600 and rebels over 1000. Fire consumed some bodies amid scorching heat. claims of deliberate burning by federals were denied by Consul Liorente.
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Aetia
Orozco
Torreon
Liorente
Federal Dead at Saltillo Reported by Refugees
Refugees arriving in Laredo from Mexico say a Saltillo train carried seven coaches of federal dead and wounded. Among the dead was Gen. Pago Salas who killed himself. Censorship hides details of the battle and its scale, fueling the impression of a heavy federal defeat.
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Laredo
Tex
Mexico
Saltillo
Pago Salas
Mazatlan Bombarded Amid Rebel Clash on Coast
Mazatlan on Mexico’s west coast endured an hour and a half bombardment by the insurgent Guerrero gunboat under Captain Reigo as rebels attacked from another side. Eight killed, five federals and three insurrectos, with a later report noting a truce after talks between Reigo and Governor Rentra of Sinaloa.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Mazatlan
Mexico
Guerrero
Reigo
Ojinaga Garrison Loyal to Mexico Reported
Telegram to Adjutant General Scott says Lieut. Johnson at Presidio reports Ojinaga garrison remains loyal to the Mexican government. Captain Winters at Marfa notes Colonel Sanchez refused a rebel letter from Orozco. Major Scott says no further publication and conditions are quiet with no new messages from Fort Bliss or the Mexican front.
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Ojinaga
Presidio
William 8. Scott
Department of Texas
Winters
Marfa
Lieut
Johnson
Sanchez
Orozco
Scott
Steever
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Conferences Proposed Over Mexico Claims Action
Washington March 27 reports a planned series of conferences between Huntington Wilson acting secretary of state and Texas members of Congress to decide a course of action over American claims killed or wounded on U S soil by bullets from across the Mexican boundary during the Madero revolt. The House foreign affairs committee approved proceeding in executive session and will act next Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Huntington Wilson
Texas
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Salzer
Washington rally to press protection for railroad workers
About 200 representatives from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will visit Washington on April 3 to protest U.S. policy toward Mexico. H. O. Treat, board chairman, cites daily dangers to lives of conductors engineers brakemen and firemen on the Mexican border and rail lines.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
State Department
Mexico
H. O. Treat
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Zapata Deputies Arrested Near Puebla Capital
Four emissaries from Zapata were seized by order of Puebla governor to present a surrender demand for the capital. They said their chief with 800 men was at Rosendo Marques five miles from the Puebla Oaxaca state line.
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eRareeri
THE
ASS Ted Press
Puebla
Mex
Zapata
Rosendo Marque
Puebla-Oaxaca
Dolly Dimples Confounds Pittsburg Police With Masked Gambit
In Pittsburgh Miss Dolly Dimples arrived from New York and tested police methods as she mingled with society. A $500 gold reward drew many eager decoys, yet Chief McGough conceded evading capture would be nearly impossible if she let the detectives size her up.
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Miss Dolly Dimples
Pittsburg
New York
Leader Office
Eddie T. McGough
Dolly Dimples
Police
Greater
Fifth
Smithfield
Leader
Woman of Mystery
McGough
The
Dolly
John Arbuckle Dies at 74 in Brooklyn Home
John Arbuckle known for his coffee business died early today at his Brooklyn home age 74. Death attributed to general collapse from old age. body to be taken to Pittsburg tomorrow for burial.
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John Arbuckle
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
HYOMEI Remedy Ad Offers Inhaler and Liquid
A vintage advertisement promotes HYOMEI inhalers and HYOMEBI liquid. Buyers without an inhaler pay 1.00 for a full HYOMET outfit, with a guarantee to end catarrh coughs and colds or money back. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Roosevelt Supporters Seek Second Primary Appeal
Roosevelt supporters complain of confusion and plan appeals after yesterday's New York primaries and Indiana convention. Taft campaign counts 242 delegates claimed thus far while McKinley concedes only 24 for Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Ashington
New York
Indiana
Taft
McKinley
Taft Sweeps New York Delegates For Nomination
New York state primaries wipe out Roosevelt aligned delegates in most districts as Taft supporters claim about 88 of 90 delegates will back the Chicago candidate. The Roosevelt camp seeks a second New York City primary amid ballot and printing delays blamed on court action and printers.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Mae Taft
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
New York City
Long Island
Charles H. Duell
Roosevelt Citizens’ Committee
Koenig
Republican County Committee
Dix
Roosevelt denounces New York primary as a farce
Col Roosevelt charged the New York primary was a farce with machine tactics and unfair methods. He criticized Indiana conventions for similar practices, promising to expose “treacherous” politics and defend fair representation for voters.
Taft Leads in Colorado Convention Fallout
Roosevelt delegates to the Colorado state Republican convention forced entry and seated near the platform, creating a confrontation as Taft supporters faced a minority position in this tense session. The wrone Rae dispatch notes the dramatic protest and the ensuing scene in Colorado Springs.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Taft Forces Win First Test Vote At Convention
In the initial convention ballot for temporary chairman Taft forces lead with 656 votes to Roosevelt's 242. The result signals early momentum for Taft during the convention fight.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt to Speak in Chicago Tonight This Week
Col. Theodore Roosevelt will deliver three speeches in Chicago tonight after arranging several conferences with political leaders this afternoon. He is expected to arrive from the east at 2 o clock.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Arkansas Democrats Hold Primary in Bitter Campaign
The Arkansas Democratic primary is held statewide with focus on governor and U.S. senator nominations. Governor G W Donaghey faces Congressmen J T Robinson while Senator Jeff Davis is opposed by S Brundige in a bitter campaign.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
United States
G. W. Donaghey
J. T. Robinson
Jeff Davis
S. Brundige
Mississippi Republicans to Send Solid Taft Delegation
Jackson Mississippi March 27 A solid Taft delegation to Chicago under the unit rule will be the result of the state Republican convention which will assemble here tomorrow. The plan comes from National Committeeman L B Moseley based on reports from across the state.
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Jackson
Miss
Taft
Chicago
L. B. Moseley
Fifteen San Antonio Women Golfers Vie for Boyle Trophy
Fifteen society women from San Antonio compete for the Boyle Trophy on the Country Club links this afternoon. Play started at 3 p m with nine holes planned. The damp course hasn’t dimmed their enthusiasm and a strong match is anticipated. An informal reception and luncheon follow the game. Ss. 8S. Butler, assistant to the VP of the Frisco lines in Houston, is in San Antonio on freight business.
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San Antonio
Butler
Frisco Lines
Houston
Littrell and Store Practice at KIRO Osteopathy
Dr Littrell and Dr Store operate at KIRO-PRACTIC and OSTEOPATHY on the Third floor of the Conroy Building, offering medical service in this location.
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Littrell
Store
Kiro-Practic & Osteopathy
Conroy
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