Corral denies interview criticising Americans in Europe
Vice President Corral of Mexico arrived in Paris and rejected reports that he had given an interview in Santander accusing Americans of fomenting Mexico's revolution. He said the claim was pure invention and spoke of health reasons for his European trip. He denied plans to resign and said Reyes could not replace him mid term.
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Associated Press
Paris
Corral
Mexico
Santander
Europe
el Imparcial
Mexico City
Spain
United States
State Department
Washington
Wilson
Senor Corral
Bernardo Reyes
Congress
Reyes
Weather notes for today and last year in 1910 1911
The report lists temperatures for 1910 and 1911 with values around 67 and 59 for today and last year. Local forecast suggests fair conditions at the vicinity with mild temperatures and periods of clear skies.
Weather Summary Across Major Cities
Northern winds bring clearing skies and falling temps in St Louis and Paul while Milwaukee and Kansas City see rain showers and chill. Chicago reports 42 with cloudy skies and light winds. New York 656 with showers and sharp temperature drop. Boston 54 and southwest wind turning colder. Washington 62 with cloudy skies and south winds.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
ST. Paul
Duluth
Lake Superior
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Stork Brings More Boy Babies Than Girls In April
City health reports for April show 123 births in San Antonio with 73 boys and 50 girls. Two pairs of twins and four children of negro parentage noted. totals may rise as reports trail in from physicians and others.
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San Antonio
Fear Riot of Workmen in Paris May Day
Detachments of troops occupied all city squares in anticipation of May Day demonstrations. Between 20 000 and 30 000 soldiers were under arms as workers planned protests.
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Associated Press
Paris
Berlin Workmen Favor Peace in May Day Meet
Berlin workmen held a May Day gathering where resolutions favoring disarmament and world peace were adopted. The meeting reflected labor support for antiwar aims and international cooperation through peaceful means.
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Berlin
Associated, Press
Workmen
Havana Cartmen Strike Ties Up Wholesale Biz
Havana May 1 More than 100 cartmen walked out blocking wholesale commerce over alleged vexatious traffic regulations imposed by city authorities.
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Havana
Associated Press
Pty
Alfanso Gravely Ill and Plans for Winter Treatment
L Intransigeant reports Alfanso gravely ill with tuberculosis in Paris. Doctors urge urgent treatment and advise the Spanish monarch spend the coming winter at Lezins Switzerland for a milder climate.
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Associated Press
Paris
L'Intransigeant
Alfanso
Lezins
Switzerland
Cotton Hurt by Cold Feared in Paris Tex Area
In Paris Texas on May 1 the local crop is reported possibly damaged by a cold snap that dropped temperatures from 70 to 47 degrees with a half inch of rain. Growers fear minor cotton injury to early plantings and expect effects on yields.
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Associated Press
Paris
Tex
Negro Accused in Dallas Shootings Implicates Others
In Dallas on May 1 two deputy sheriffs died at a sanitarium after a dawn clash that wounded four deputies and a special officer. Arthur Clark, a Black man, is accused of firing and reportedly implicates several others as arrests mounted on both white and Black suspects.
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Dallas
Tex
Grady Kennedy
John Chiesa
Joe Brown
Ben Lofton
L. R. Current
Arthur Clark
Hospital Patient Attacks Doctor At City Hospital
Dr. Burg was assaulted by patient C. C. Favors at the city hospital after ordering him from the facility. Favors, a gunshot wound patient from Oklahoma, was fined $25 for the assault as hospital staff aided the doctor to safety.
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8. Burg
C. C. Favors
Favors
Buckley
Burg
Oklahoma
Houston Sets The Pace In Urban Renewal Plans
G M Duncan a Houston lumber dealer at the St Anthony says the city will invest 1.5 million dollars in a new viaduct and spend more on streets sidewalks parks and boulevards under a landscape architect. He praises Houston’s planned lasting improvements and urges San Antonio to imitate the effort.
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Houston
G. M. Duncan
St. Anthony
San Antonio
Brownsville
Trust decisions expected May 29 on stock market impact
The article notes only two decision days remain in the term May 15 and May 29. If not announced by then, trust cases carry to October when the court reconvenes. Some expect rulings late May 29, with Decoration Day the following day giving the market time to adjust.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stock Exchange
Local shooting leads to arrest after midnight clash
A man wounded in the groin after a shooting becomes the subject of a grand jury investigation. Police report the suspect was intoxicated at the time. Five charges of assault to murder are filed against him. He names two others in the incident.
Army units test new pack and drill reforms at Fort Sam
Seventeenth Infantry departs Fort Sam Houston at 7 15 am for a practice march to Hot Wells to test a new pack and squad mess plan. Colonel Van Orsdale leads the trial as engineers plan to assess water supply at Leon Springs amid cavalry moves and revised skirmish drill.
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Fort Sam Houston
Hot Wells
van Orsdale
United States Army
Morton
Leon Springs
Twenty
Russia
Japan
City sees 446 arrests in April despite crowds and camps
Police report 446 arrests in April with $2611 in fines before Judge Buckley. Vag rancy led with 141 incidents, simple intoxication 93, disturbing the peace 46, affrays 86, assault 18, abusive language 20, speeding 10, traffic violations 11, miscellaneous 16. Twelve transfers to county jail occurred.
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Joe Braden
Buckley
Citizens ticket mass meeting planned for Friday night
The second general mass meeting of Citizens ticket supporters is set for Friday at 8 PM in Beethoven hall with speeches by mayoral candidate J. E. Webb and city attorney candidate R. H. Ward among others. A larger crowd is expected after the first meeting filled the hall to capacity.
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Citizens
Beethoven Hall
J. E. Webb
R. H. Ward
Citizens’ Ticket
Fourth Ward Leads April Building Permits Amid City Run
City Building Inspector reports April activity totals 229 permits and $163,211 in improvements. Fourth Ward shows the most activity with 35 permits and $31,765, followed by wards with varying counts and expenditures across frame and brick structures, additions, repairs, and new shops.
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Lee M. J. Dielmann
Neumann
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Seventh Ward
Eighth Ward
Rebels Sack Cities as Manchu Rule Is Defied in Canton Area
Reports from Canton describe a wide uprising in western Kwang Tung with Wu Rum leading rebels against the Manchu dynasty. Gunboats shelled rebels, at least 200 were killed in the streets, and towns including Sam Shui Wen Chow and Fatshan were attacked or seized as troops retreated.
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Hong Kong
Kwang Tung
Canton
Wu Rum
Japan
Luk
West
Sam Shui
Wen Chow
Woo Chow
West River
Wu Sum
Lok
Chung Lok
Fatsutan
Shuihang
Fatshan
Lung Chi Bridge
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April
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Goliad Street
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Tue Liem
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