Two Wounded in Altercation Near Market House
Reports describe two fights between 6 30 pm and 6 30 pm yesterday near the market house leaving Joe Dominguez stabbed in the stomach and Bart Crowther and George Knowlton wounded. Crowther was disarmed by Knowlton who struck him with a pistol. Crowther and Knowlton were arrested then released on bond. Dominguez was treated at Chapa's drug store.
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J. Bart Crowther
Ryan
Joe Dominguez
J. Dominguez
Market House
Crowther
George Knowlton
Dominguez
Hay Market
Bart Crowther
Santa Rosa
Knowlton
Simforosa Guerrero
Justice Fisk
Schwarz & Cohen's
Commerce and
Laredo
Julius Bros
Chapa
Gy R. Neal Campbell
Lancaster
Knowlton Engages Attacker as Gun Fires at Ryan Headquarters
In a melee near Ryan headquarters Knowlton struck the man with a gun who attacked Dominguez. The shooting lodged a bullet in a door facing. deputies arrived as officers Zapata and Lackey arrested Knowlton and Crowther. Zapata recalled Crowther pulling a pistol and being struck, with Lackey arriving moments later.
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Knowlton
Dominguez
Ryan
Tobin
A. Zapata
Lackey
Crowther
Zapata
Killing Case Reheard Over Excluded Testimony
Felix Barrientes who was convicted of killing Cenobio Tenorio faces a new trial after a rehearing in the Thirty-seventh District Court. The defense argued that jurors were influenced by coroner Judge Ben Fisk’s testimony about the death by knife wounds. The judge promised a decision on Monday after jurors testified they believed the portion was excluded and did not affect the verdict.
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Thirty-seventh District Court
Felix Barrientes
Cenobio Tenorio
W. S. Anderson
Ben Fisk
Tenorio
Barrientes
Library report shows April circulation rise at Carnegie
The Carnegie Library board heard Librarian's report with April circulation reaching 8335, up 636 from last April. The spring and summer slowdown noted, 167 new books and pamphlets added, 165 donation proposals submitted, and 877 new cards issued in April.
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Board of Directors
Carnegie Library
St Mary’s Parish Plans Mass First Communion
Eighty children of St Mary’s parish will take their first communion tomorrow at 8 am with a banquet in St Mary’s auditorium after the mass. Confirmation will be held at 4 pm Sunday with Rt. Rev. Bishop Shaw officiating. Special Pentecost services are set for tomorrow to celebrate the Holy Ghost descent. A new drop curtain was received for the parochial school auditorium showing Pope Pius near St Peter’s Dome.
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St. Mary's Parish
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Bishop Shaw
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Parochial School
Pope Pius
Vatican
St. Peter's
Fire destroys Farington Hall in Dundee attack
Dundee May 10 Fire at Far ington Hall the residence of Henry McGrady former lord provost of Dundee destroyed by fire. Indications point to militant suffragettes as the authors of the outrage with flames breaking out in half a dozen places in the mansion noted for its architecture.
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Dundee
Scotland
Farington
Henry McGrady
Mrs Burleson Aids Play Benefit for Blind Readers Fund
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and other prominent officials attended the private theater presentation of Her Hour written by Mrs Burleson wife of the postmaster general. The performance supported a fund to buy a large press to print reading sheets for the blind for use by the national library for the blind in Washington.
Dallas Prepares Welcoming Greet for Shriners
Dallas and Texas towns gear up for the Shriners convention with thousands expected, 125 Pullman cars booked via Galveston, and patrols encamped at the state fair park. Delegations from Philadelphia and Atlanta travel on lavish trains as regions mobilize hospitality for the gathering.
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Dallas
Tex
Hella Temple
Texas
Lone Star State
Galveston
Texarkana
Dalas
Philadelphia
State Fair Park
Nathan K. Tracy
Ben Hur
San Antonio
Atlanta
Fred Geissler
Seaboard Air Line
America
Riverside Restaurant offers chicken supper and dinner deals
A big chicken supper tonight and a big chicken dinner and supper tomorrow at Riverside Restaurant with meals at 25 cents. The Best Yet demonstration and prize contest at Pancoast-Morgan's on Houston Street is missed by a woman, an opportunity likely not to return soon.
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Riverside
Pancoast-Morgan's
Houston Street
Notable Visitors Arrive in San Antonio Hotels
A parade of travelers checks into top city lodgings. F L Watkins from Austin, A E Wilson of New Orleans, W E Bratton of Houston, J L Harris of Chicago, B C Huntington of New York, J L Harvey of Houston, J H Smith of St Louis, C E Smith of Chicago, T P Hibbard of Dallas, B QO Jenkins from Waco, R K Goforth of Overton and many others stop at the Menger, Crockett, Bowie, Gunter, St. Anthony, Savoy and Bexar hotels with brief city arrivals and registrations noted.
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F. L. Watkins
Austin
Menger Hotel
New Orleans
Crocket Hotel
W. E. Bratton
Houston
Bowie
J. L. Harris
Chicago
Bexar
B. C
Huntington
New York
St. Anthony
J. Ll. Harvey
Gunter
J. H. Smith
St. Louis
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Smith
T. P. Hibbard
Dallas
Crockett Hotel
B. QO. Jenkins
Waco
Bowie Hatel
RK. B. Goforth
Overton
Tex
E. H.elburger
Lebanon
Ohio
Savoy
W. O. Caldwell Jr
Menger
John Watson
Uvalde
J. L. Patterson
Cotulla Arrivin
Bowie Hotel
Mrs. H. Livingston
Floresville
Bexar Hotel
T. 8. Riley
Wheeling
W. Va
J. E. Bohrer
Fort Worth
Gunter Hotel
John R. Woodall
Albert Mayer
J. W. Hudson
Oklahoma City
City
D. L.’ Murphy
Galveston
H. B. Armstrong
A. Pungason
Charlotte
G. D. Curtis
L. Have
New
Americans In Mexico Week Aids Argent Governor Carranza Visit
Americans in Mexico Week will join Governor Carranza in Cotuhuila next week for an aid effort and coordinated activities.
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Mexico
Carranza
Cothuila
General Blanco Nears Border Town for Matamoros Action
General Lucio Blanco with more than 500 men plans an attack on Matamoros within two days according to Pat Sheedy a cow-puncher released from custody by US consul request. Constitutionalists to burn Soldaditos ranches valued at 15000 before marching toward Matamoros. Rio Bravo residents flee to the U S as 400 Constitutionalist forces approach. Lieutenant Vicente Estrada of the Tenth Rurales was seriously wounded in a duel at Matamoros barracks.
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Brownsville
Tex
Lucio Blanco
Matamoros
Pat Sheedy
Soldaditos
Vicente Estrada
Tenth Rurales
Rio Bravo
Rio Grande
Aviators Masson and Dean Quarters In Nogales Amid Aero Incident
Didier Masson and Thomas Dean, sought in connection with a Mexico air incident, rested in a Nogales hotel as authorities hold the big aircraft twenty miles south of Tucson. Warrants accuse violations of export rules. locals in Nogales celebrate reported Guaymas state troops victory with 200 federal soldiers captured.
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Nogales
Ariz
Didier Masson
Thomas Dean
Mexico
Sonora
Yesteray
United States
Tucson
Guaymas
Phoenix
Huerta Seeks Limitation Changes Affecting Ambassador Wilson
Provisional President Huerta tells Ambassador Wilson that new limits on his conduct with the Mexican provisional government will not alter Wilson's status. Wilson has been operating with the de facto government and will continue to handle American affairs despite lack of full political recognition.
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Washington, D. C
Huerta
Wilson
Mexico
Ambassadorship in Mexico Remains Amid Policy of Non Interference
The White House signals no recall or passport handover for Ambassador Wilson despite Huerta protests over U S recognition. Officials say the embassy's full presence is to avoid disruption of the large American colony in Mexico and to maintain a stance of non interference while the administration weighs its options.
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Mexico
White House
Wilson
Huerta
Ition
Recall of Ambassador Wilson Dominates Huerta Talks
In Mexico City on May 10, authorities gauge U S reaction after Huerta declares Ambassador Wilson has no standing. Foreign Minister de la Barra downplays a rupture, while HUERTA resents Washington’s stance and hints a recall could occur, though passports are unlikely.
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Mexico City
United States
Wilson
Huerta
Ilson
de la Barra
Senor de la Barra
Mexico
Washington
Congress
Ambr Wilson
National Railway
Wadley
San Luis Potosi
Matehuala
Nesani
Lerroely
Saarenens
Francisco Vasquez Gomez to Represent Constitutionalists in Washington
A private message reports Francisco Vasquez Gomez after a Las Vacas conference with General Carranza will go to Washington as Constitutionalists representative. Gomez has limited following and is not deemed highly important. General Pascual Orozco left the capital with 60 men to join the northern campaign, will meet Cheche Campos at Torreon, then head to Jiminez for orders from the war department.
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Cally
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Las Vacas
Carranza
Washington
Gomez
Pascual Orozco
General Orozco
Torreon
Cheche Campos
Jiminez
War Department
Huerta Concessions Aimed at Securing Foreign Loan
Information from Mexico City reports the Huerta government willing to let foreign loan agents collect thirty seven and a half percent of Mexico customs duties. The British firm Pearson & Son is named to arrange the loan. Huerta would also buy Pearson’s Tehuantepec Railroad interest for fourteen million pesos.
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Washington
Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
Pearson & Son
Lord Cowdray
Contracting and Oil Company
Aubert Leaves Lampazos as Carranza Forces Advance
Governor Carranza reports Colonel Jesus Carranza says General Truc Aubert abandoned Lampazos and retreated toward Monterey, with Lampa zom occupied by Constitutionalists and inhabitants starving yet aided by Carranza troops. A pursuing main body follows, while Waters Pierce Oil Co closes Coahuila agencies and sacks workers.
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Tex
Carranza
Jesus Carranza
Truc Aubert
Lampazos
Monterey
Caranza
Aubert
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Hag
Coahuila
Predictions of turmoil in Mexico following U S actions
Beltran, recently named commercial agent at Eagle Pass, describes shattered evidence and foresees major events in Mexico within a week. He warns of a tragedy in Mexico City rivaling the killings of Madero and Pino Suárez, signaling imminent upheaval.
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Beltran
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Mexico
Madero
Pino Suarez
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Ad
A hospital ad notes a cold in children or adults can lead to serious illness such as croup bronchitis or pneumonia. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy that nips a cold at the outset cures croup quickly and heals inflamed membranes. Fischer Drug Co.
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Foley
Croup
Fischer Drug Co
Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths Ad Promotes Benefits
The notice touts Harlandale Hot Sulphur Baths highlighting relief for rheumatism sciatica gout stomach liver kidney and nervous disorders. It lists services including hot sulphur mud baths massages and various baths with prices and a streetcar stop on South Flores.
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Harlandale
South Fiores
Bath House
Perfects Deadly Bomb by Carranza Armory Chief
T R Beltran, Carranza governor’s ordnance chief, claims a pineapple shaped bomb with a 200 yard blight radius is perfected. He says hundreds were made in Piedras Negras railway shops and will be used in clashes with Huerta forces, detailing explosive core and dramatic destruction.
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T. R. Beltran
Carranza
Piedras Negras
Huertistas
Beltran
Carranza Cause
Federal Court
Improvements urged for high school facilities
A city health and safety study found Main Avenue High School unsafe for students. Investigators urged extensive repairs including better fire protection with improved stairways, immediate installation of modern self-acting toilets, concrete toilet floors, more lavatories, and measures to prevent dampness in the cement.
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Main Avenue High
Schoo
Atlee B. Ayres
G. E. LeStourgeon
Woman's Club
Nw E. Stevenson
City Board of Health
Charless. Lukin
Bismarck Cafe Showcases Evening Music At Opera House Adjacent Site
The Bismarck Cafe beside the GPand Opera House offers music from 4 30 to 6 and 7 to 11 pm. Bottled beer from Piel Bros. is advertised in all first class hotels and bars.
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Bismarck
Gpand Opera House
Piel Bros
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