Rumor Diaz Leaves Presidency In Mexico Crisis
The article reports turmoil around President Diaz and General Navarro amid insurrecto pressure. Navarro fears a court martial while Diaz contemplates safety steps. refugees describe looting and unrest in Mexico City and cross-border fears as American and foreign residents seek escape through Texas.
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Arms Allowed To Pass Into Mexican Ports
Washington officials stated arms ammunition and all purely commercial shipments will be allowed freedom of transit into Mexican ports controlled by insurgents. A consignment from two regular shippers will pass through the United States customs house provided no link to an expedition against the Mexican government is shown.
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Qustumis House
Mexico
Women Seek Safety From War Turmoil in Guanajuato
A party of six Guanajuato residents arrived in the city yesterday and registered at the Mener hotel. They plan to stay in the country until the Mexican situation stabilizes. Guanajuato lies on the Mexican Central route between Mexico City and Chihuahua amid anticipated unrest. The travelers include Mrs Norman Rowe, Miss Hy F P McBride, Mrs B G English, Mrs Frank De Vetio, Dirk L, Mrs Rose Jard, and Mrs George Hoffmin.
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Rebels Occupy Cananea as Insurrectos Take City
From Douglas Arizona May 13 Cananea a mining town fell to Insurrectos with little resistance as rebels entered last night overpowered federal leaders and raised the rebel banner over public buildings. Agui Prieta has been named provisional capital of Sonora under insurrecto government.
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Crisis in Mhorogco Grows as French Presses Kez Rally
Paris dispatch reports May 13 that Taun Crugpl, head of foreign affairs, told the cabinet France will push a Kez rally to aid Tangier frontier defense. May 4 rebel attacks near Mhorogco were repulsed. French columns now ordered forward to restore control amid intensifying Moroccan unrest.
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Kez
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Huilaré
Bok
Test and health to mother and Phil
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a remedy and soothing syrup for children, with garbled names and numbers. It lacks clear events or dates and cannot be reliably interpreted beyond noting a reference to a medicinal product and maternal health.
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Wiksnow
Sonenea
Atlean Sail
Curtis Wint Colt
Woman of Wichita Kills Self After Loss, Valued at 150000
Emma Gillilan, 66, of Wichita, reportedly worth 150000, killed herself by inhaling natural gas and drinking an "urblee" aid. Despondent after the death of her husband, she barricaded her door and died at home. The obituary notes the financial estate and past tragedy, with references to the man she left behind.
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Emma Gilinan
Wichita
Gillilarts
GepMan
Two Negroes Jailed Burglary Charges In City
Alfred Jackson and John Davis, two negroes, are jailed on three burglary counts after police recovered about 200 dollars worth of goods from two homes and a business. Detective Will Green led the arrests. items stolen from Kellam Hardware Store and other residences include guns, ammunition, knives, a sewing machine, jackets, and clothing. Jackson wore a stolen hat at arrest. both suspects to be moved to county jail.
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Virginia Street
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Appointment of Stimson May Line Up Progressives
New York May 14 With the appointment of Henry L Stimson as secretary of war seen as a move to bring the progressive Republicans into line Taft's cabinet. Stimson said the appointment was unexpected and he had no clear policy yet, recalling his past work with Senator Root and his uncertainty about Mexico policy. He emphasized friendship with Taft and a focus on following the president's lead rather than outlining future courses.
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Mexico
Damages for alleged personal injury amid 1910 notices
A garbled 1910 era text fragment lists damages for alleged personal injury from a collapsed ladder and freezing icicles. It includes references to Mission Furnishing Co., 102 East Houston, ticket sales to Mexico City, train connections via San Antonio to Laredo, and notices about local businesses, humane society activities, and community events such as studio photography and dances.
Prosecuting Enumerators in Seattle Fraud Case
The United States government announced intent to prosecute Beattie and Vacoum for alleged fraudulent returns. C A Newton, from St Louis, appeared in federal court regarding Dr Herman J. Shad, Seattle enumerator, amid a remittur challenge. Judge George Danforth Look took the matter under advisement.
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Court to Resume Charter Suit Monday in Fifty Seventh District
Proceedings in the government charter suit have paused for weeks and will restart Monday morning in the Fifty Seventh district court. The recent days centered on weighing whether voters held poll tax receipts when casting ballots amid cases involving Garden States, Racka, cats and ibisheings livery and related items. Joe Kneitz mourns the loss of a Praternal Order of Hughs pin described as a gold eagle with a diamond, valued at $16, with sheriff’s office alerted and property traced. A verdict for the defendant was returned in a Hee Candy Manufacturing case seeking $20,900 in the Forty-fifth district court. the plaintiff had claimed damages.
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Scholastic Census Increases Reported In San Antonio
W M Rivas the census taker reports a rise in scholastic population in wards 1 and 8 of San Antonio. The 1911 18 860 tally is expected to reach about 20 000 citywide with 16 canvassers surveying wards 1 2 and 8. By May 24 to June 1 Rivas will compile and tabulate results showing a material growth in pupil numbers.
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W. M. Rivas
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