Insurrectos Press for Broad Mexican Cabinet Parley
Peace talks via telegraph under Judge Carbajal proceed from Mexico City with Rafael Hernandez signaling potential cabinet reshuffle. Insurrectos seek four of eight posts and fourteen of twenty seven governors, with mutual choice of the remaining thirteen. Rabago's march on Juarez unlikely to trigger clashes now.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Carbajal
Mexico City
Rafael Hernandez
Madero
Insurrectos
Rabago
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Mexico Hopes for Peace as De la Barra Heads to Palace
Foreign Minister de la Barra, optimistic about peace, heads to the national palace in Mexico City. Officials keep cabinet talks secret as revolutionists’ proposals loom over Diaz's government. In Northwest Texas rain boosts stock prospects with four inches in 48 hours.
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Weather: Comparative Temperatures and Local Forecast
Comparative temperatures today and last year are provided by the U S Weather Bureau for San Antonio area. Readings show highs around 74 to 80 degrees with nightly lows in the 60s to 70s. Local forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday.
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United States Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Weather tour across key cities a brief forecast
Weather notes for tourists list conditions in St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City New York Boston and Washington with temperatures winds forecast rain and showers tonight through Wednesday. Notable anomalies include New York showing 658 with warmer trend and Washington hinting at possible showers by Wednesday.
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New York
Boston
Washington
W. Inesday
Texas Leads In Value Of Principal Crops In 1910
The 1910 value of U S farm products reached 8 926 billion dollars an increase of 104 million from 1909 Texas topped the list with 364 110 million in principal crops a 14 9 rise Illinois ranked second with 290 295 million Georgia jumped to fourth with 210 592 million while South Carolina rose 28 4 percent to 40 009 million Louisiana and Kentucky showed gains in the southern states none other details for other states denoted.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Texas
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Union
Iowa
Kansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Kentucky
South Carolina
Albany
N. Car
Arkansas
Virginia
Florida
Arredondo Fined Five Dollars for Abusive Language
In police court this morning F. Arredondo was fined five dollars for using abusive language toward C. H. Hill, a street car conductor. The dispute began over fare payment, with Arredondo claiming he paid while the conductor said he had not.
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C. H. Hill
F. Arredondo
Arredondo
Texan Dies In Wisconsin
Marshall Texas May 15 reports the death at Green Bay Wisconsin of A W Chatterton once president of a large Texas orchard near Caddo Lake. The obituary notes his prominence in Texas agriculture and his relocation to Wisconsin.
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Texan
Wisconsin
Officials Probe Mysterious Murder as Kiev Faces Jewish Tensions
High officials of the ministry of justice travel to Kiev to investigate the slaughter of Christian boy Yuschinsky, amid fears of a Jewish massacre. Police efforts to maintain order calm fears despite continued Jewish exodus and questions over ritual murder charges. The boy was found mutilated February 28 near Kiev’s Jewish quarter.
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ST. Petersburg
M. Zaitseff
M. Feneko
Ministry of Justice
Kiev
Yuschinsky
Mrs Taft Improves as President Heads Home
President Taft left for Washington at 10 08 AM to the Pennsylvania railroad after confirming Mrs Taft’s marked improvement. Doctors said she could follow him Thursday morning, though she will remain in New York for a few days as Miss Helen Taft stays with her. The president spoke at the Academy dinner and Harrisburg during the trip as Henry L Stimson and Hitchcock visited. Stimson asked for more time before taking the war oath, to be sworn in Monday.
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Associated Press
New York
Taft
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Evans
Henry W. Taft
Harrisburg
Helen Taft
Henry L. Stimson
Hitchcock
Stimson
Ritual murder allegations stain complex crime report
A post mortem found the victim tortured and stabbed seven times near the heart. The charge claims Yuschinsky was murdered in a Jewish district and buried in a cave at dawn, with ritual murder motifs cited. Passover ties ignite anti Jewish sentiment as scholars reject the ritual murder myth.
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Yuschinsky
21st annual reunion of the United Confederate veterans in Little Rock
About 10 000 veterans are expected to attend the 21st annual United Confederate Veterans reunion in Little Rock with Sons of Veterans sessions opening tonight. General George W Gordon said about 100 000 Confederates remain, declining by more than 6 000 yearly, as Macon Georgia workers head to the next convention.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Shaver
R. C. Cave
St. Louis
Gordon
George W. Gordon
Memphis
Macon
Matt and Jeff Kidnapping Sparks City Police Action
News of the theft alarmed the police as Matt and Jeff were reported stolen in a prank. Detectives traced the incident to The Daily Light premium department where only two books were taken. Thieves also took silverware and other premiums valued at 75 to 100 dollars. An open rear door allowed access to the building.
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Fifteen Trains Carry Veterans To Little Rock
Fifteen special trains carried thousands of veterans and visitors through Memphis toward Little Rock. Gen George W Gordon arrived from Washington and departed on a special train for Little Rock. Railroad men say about thirty specials have been engaged.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Little Rock
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
George W. Gordon
Washington
Bruton files for divorce after near depot shooting
William D Bruton a railroad man sues his wife Etta Bruton in the Fifty seventh district court alleging breakdown of marriage and citing her past actions including a December 1910 shooting at the Lt G N passenger depot that wounded Miss Hattie Baxter after a trip to Comfort and Austin.
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William D. Bruton
Etta Bruton
Fifty-seventh
Austin
Tex
San Antonio
Comfort
Anti Prohibition Leader Turned Out Of Church
Caldwell Texas May 15 Hon A C Murray was expelled from the Baptist church for refusing to resign as chairman of the Burleson County Anti State-Wide Prohibition group He served in the Twenty third and Twenty eighth Texas legislatures and the fellowship vote passed with one dissenting voice.
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Associated Press
Caldwell
Tex
A. C. Murray
Baptist Church
Burleson County
Texas
Cattle Exports Move to Bypass Rebel Taxes Near Cananea
The Associated Press reports Nogales Sonora May 15 that about 60 000 head of cattle on Cananea area ranches will be bonded through the Nogales port under a treasury department concession. Shipments to St Nogales and Naco in the United States are planned amid fears of rebel tax imposition.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Cananea
Treasury Department
St Nogales
Naco
United States
Mayor Bryan Callaghan Returns to City Hall After Election Day
Mayor Bryan Callaghan visited City Hall for the first time since the May 9 election. He reached the building shortly after 11 o'clock, met with the city clerk, gathered telegrams of congratulations, and planned to preside over the city council meeting and the official canvass of returns.
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Bryan Callaghan
Government Wins Suit to Dissolve Standard Oil of New Jersey
The Supreme Court, in a decision announced by Chief Justice White, ends a long litigation by dissolving Standard Oil of New Jersey. The opinion runs about 25,000 words but was not read in full.
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Great Oil Corporation
Washington
Standard — Oil
Gompers Free As Supreme Court Reverses Contempt
The U S Supreme Court set aside jail sentences for Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor ruling the contempt cases were civil not criminal The decision converts potential jail time to fines and sends the matter back to local courts with dismissal as likely outcome
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Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
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Supreme Court of the District
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