Renewal of Bloodshed Fears Loom In Mexican Turmoil
In Mexico City crowds clash near the foreign relations department with one dead as mobs chant Viva Madero. Rebel detachments of about 1200 arrive to aid federals while insurgent forces threaten Coahuila and Chihuahua cities. Rioting continues around the national palace with police and troops dispersing marchers amid shattered windows and rising tensions.
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Associated Press
City OF Mexico
Mex
Department of Foreign Relations
Robles Dominguez
Ares
Juarez
Coahuila
Francisco I. Madero
Tillo
Madero
San Antonio anti prohibition meeting opens battle over statewide vote
City leaders including Mayor Callaghan Judge Webb and D J Woodward headline a 7 30 pm Beethoven hall mass meeting as San Antonio kicks off a campaign against the statewide prohibition amendment. Speakers outline the fight, a delegation will be chosen for the Fort Worth state convention, and Col Oscar Guessaz promotes the movement amid warnings of job losses and business closures.
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San Antonio
Beethoven Hall
Fort Orth
Fort Worth
Colquitt
George Clark
Waco
C. K. Bell
C. C. McDonald
John H. Kirby
Houston
H. M. Garwood
Nelson Phillips
Dallas
Barry Miller
Carlos Bee
B. G. Senter
Jonathan Lane
Louis J. Wortham
McDonald Meachum
Navasota
Guessaz
Oscar C. Guessaz
Weather: Comparative Temperatures Today and Last Year
The local United States Weather Bureau reports yesterday’s and last year’s temperatures with several readings throughout the day. Morning values ranged from 46 to 67 degrees as afternoon highs neared the 70s while evening figures showed ب visible variation.
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United States Weather Bureau
Weather notice for San Antonio area clouds increase
For San Antonio and vicinity tonight and Friday expect increasing cloudiness as a weather pattern moves in. Winds remain light with no precipitation reported. Highs and lows unspecified in available text.
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San Antonio
Weather Roundup for Travelers Across Major Cities
City by city forecasts show clear or cloudy conditions with mild winds. St Louis at 74 degrees and southwest breeze. Chicago 72 with possible showers. Milwaukee 62 and southeast wind. Saint Paul 64 with southeast breeze. Kansas City 70, increasing clouds and possible showers. New York 58 with northwest wind and fair tonight and Friday. Washington 70 with northeast wind and fair. Boston 58 with cloudy skies and fair conditions ahead.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
IT. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Boston
George F Dulling Dead From Bullet Wound
George F Dulling a 50 year old San Antonio carpenter was found shot in his back yard at 706 Willow Street at 9 30 last night a 38 caliber pistol lay nearby His sons George F Jr and Ernest notified authorities His funeral was held at 4 pm from the residence and burial followed in the Lutheran cemetery Survivors include his wife seven children and three brothers all residents of San Antonio
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George F. Dulling
San Antonio
Willow Street
George, F. Jr
Ernest Dulling
Riebe
Mr. Dulliig
Jacob Dulliig
O. Hartmann
Mrs Aribes 107 Years Old Passes Away
Mrs Simona Oribes a full blooded Yucatan Indian woman born in Mexico died last night at 618 South Laredo Street. Married at 12 she saw four generations of descendants and was buried in San Fernando cemetery with two great grandchildren as the only mourners. She learned Spanish at 86 and had worked in cotton fields before moving to the United States eleven years ago.
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Simona Oribes
Republic of Mexico
South
Laredo Street
San Fernando
Oribes
Yucatan
Mexico
Steamer Taboga Sinks After Rocky Collision Near Punta Mala
Panama May 25 The National Steamship Line steamer Taboga struck a rock off Punta Mala Tuesday and sank soon after. Of the hundred passengers aboard only forty are known to have been saved.
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Associated Press
Panama
National Steamship
Taboga
Punta Mala
Supreme Court ruling hinders oil trust structure says Justice Harlan
Washington May 26 Justice Harlan filed a dissent on the Supreme Court ruling in the Standard Oil case warning it could confuse business and invite extended litigation. He contends the court’s modification allowing subsidiary agreements among dissolved oil trusts remains mischievous and could permit restraints on commerce among states.
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Washington
Federal Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Harlan
Pacer
Justice Harlan
New Jersey
Eee Atte
Jersey
New Jersey Corporation
Last Hanging in Kentucky at Frankfort Prison
Kentucky's last execution by hanging occurred at sunrise in Frankfort. Roger Warren, a Black prisoner, confessed to killing another inmate last year and stated he would kill again under the same circumstances. The state recently enacted electrocution as the new method.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Frankfort
Roger Warren
Warren
Reyes Diaz Rivalry Shapes Mexican Destiny
In the Mexican crisis General Bernardo Reyes, chief of the army, is Diaz’s chosen successor, while General Ambrosio Figueroa leads southern revolutionists and refuses to back Reyes or a Diaz resignation. Figueroa vows to oust Diaz and erase the dictator’s power.
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Bernardo Reyes
Diaz
Mexico
Ambrosio Figueroa
Reyes
Figueroa
Aviators Face Setback On Paris to Madrid Race
In Madrid May 26 three aviators continuing toward Madrid after a difficult leg from San Sebastian. Gibert led the departure at 6:28 followed by Vedrine at 7:07 and Garros at 7:12 as they press on to the Spanish capital.
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Madrid
San Sebastian
Paris
Spain
Gibert
Garros
Vedrine
MIMIC WAR IN AIR MAY BE FEATURE OF MEETING
Chicago hosts the International Aviation meet August 12 to 20 and plans a novel air battle between an attacking plane from Lake Michigan and a defending aeroplane viewed by Grant Park crowds. Taft visits Chicago June 4 to discuss army and navy roles in the event. The meet will conclude a west region aviation series with thirty aviators lined up.
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Associated Press
Chicago
International Aviation
United States
Lake Michigan
Grant Park
Taft
Land sale list shows school land offered to settlers
The general land office publishs a list of school land for sale to actual settlers between July 1 and December 31 totaling 333,000 acres. El Paso county has 140,000 acres and Brewster county 51,200 acres. Other counties include Crane Crockett Duval Ector Edwards Jeff Davis Kinnoch McMullen Reeves Pecos Presidio Starcey Terrell Upton and Valverde.
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Austin
Tex
General Land Office
el Paso County
Brewster County
Crane, Crockett, Duval, Ector, Edwards
Jeff Davis
Kinnock
McMullen
Reeves, Pecos
Presidio
Starcey, Terrell, Upton and Valverde Counties
La Follette pushes new inquiry on Lorimer seat
Senate floor activity centers on Senator La Follette pressing for a new special committee to probe Lorimer’s election. Democratic caucus support shifts toward his resolution. House panels pursue steel trust inquiries with Nagel and Curtis summoned for testimony on a creosote import duty issue.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
la Follette
William Lorimer
Lorimer
Martin
Senate Committee On Privileges
Nagel
House
Steel Trust
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
United States Steel Corporation
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wickersham
Department of Justice
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MOG
Merigo
DAZ
Bulletin
Mexico City
National Palace
San Francisco
Orozco
la Colonia de la Bolsa
Peralville
Zocalo
Bolsa
Ness
de la Barra
Coreral
de la Ba
Cuernavaca
Callaghan
Webb
Ryan
D. J. Woodward
Peak
Geo. F. Dulling
Aribes
Ont
Supreme Court
THE
Francisco DE LA Barra
U. S
Smith
Lorimer Inquir
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