Diaz Directs HGRT 10 Gov Th Withdrawal Call Madero to Capitol
In Vera Cruz Diaz, escorting ex-President Diaz from Mexico City, battles with rebels leave 30 dead as troops repel the insurgents. Francisco I Madero Jr receives a call from President de la Barra urging rapid travel to Mexico City with plans to install Venustiano Carranza as provisional governor of Coahuila. Madero plans primary elections by September 24 and official take office around November 2 or 3. He attends a ball in El Paso then plans to pass San Antonio en route to Mexico City. details indicate a large public reception.
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Associated
Juarez
Francisco
Madero Jr
de la Barra
Mexico City
Vasquez
Gomez
Valle
Coahuila
Venustiango Carranza
Saltillo
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Senor Madero
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Zacatecas
Sonora
Mexican Congress
Alfredo Robles Doeminguez
Madero
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero Jr
el Paso
Col
Steever
Fourth U. S. Cavalry
Col. Sharpe
Twenty-third Infantry
San Antonio
Comparative Temperatures Today and Last Year
Local weather bureau data compare today with same date last year. Readings include morning lows from 65 to 71 degrees and afternoon highs from 68 to 80 degrees. Noon observations show 84 degrees with a 55 percent value noted.
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United States Weather Bureaus
Local forecast for Wor San Antonio area
Un settled showers possible tonight or Sunday with colder temperatures expected Sunday in Wor San Antonio and vicinity.
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San Antonio
Weather Synopsis Across Major Cities
St Louis 74 degrees clear six mile wind from the south and continued fair and warm. Chicago 80 degrees clear ten mile wind from the southwest continued clear with high temperature. Milwaukee 84 degrees clear twelve mile wind from the south continued clear with high temperature. St Paul 70 degrees partly cloudy six mile wind from the southwest continued clear with high temp. Kansas City 72 degrees New York 66 degrees twelve mile wind from the east fair tonight and Sunday. Boston 58 degrees partly cloudy four mile wind from the north no immediate change. Washington 66 degrees clear six mile wind from the north no immediate change.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Wireless call saves ill passenger on Brazos near Galveston
Wireless messages from the Mallory line steamship Brazos brought a Key West physician to aid Miss D. Eckhard of Taylor Texas who fell ill aboard en route from New York to Galveston. Dr Warren accompanied her to Galveston and reports she is much improved after the relief run.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Mallory Line
Brazos
Key West
D. Eckhard
Taylor
Texas
Mendiola Arrives in Matamoros to Seek Peace Accord
Special peace envoy Captain Jesus D. Los Santos Mendiola, representing Francisco I. Madero, arrived in Matamoros to confer with authorities on suppressing bandit activity. He met rebel leaders en route and news of peace and cessation of hostilities was conveyed amid receptions.
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Matamoros
Mex
Republic
Jesus D. Los Santos Mendiola
Francisco I. Madero
Juarez
Sr. Mendiola
Mendiola
Casas Grandes
Laredo
Brownsville
St. Mendiola
Threatened Poet and Woman Fined in Police Court
Francisco Yturbide, a centenarian Mexican poet, testified he was threatened by Mary Hunter in his western city home. Prosecutors presented police testimony leading to Hunter being fined $10 by Judge Buckley today for the threat to kill the poet and drive him from his residence.
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Dccusea
Francisco Yturbide
Mary Hunter
Buckley
Yturbide
Lockhart Club Women Busy
Lockhart Texas May 27 The Lockhart Woman's club closed its year with a busy summary. The club bought land, turned it into a park with a band stand, costing 2250. In a year they have paid 594.98 of the debt. Officers elected include Mrs John T Story president and several vice presidents and secretaries.
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Lockhart Club
Lockhart
Tex
Lockhart Woman's Club
John T. Story
J. L. Magee
E. E. Shropshire
L. Swearingen
W. M. _. Schofield
J. P. Laney
Residence Property Transfer at 209 East Evergreen Street
A contract was signed yesterday transferring residence property at 209 East Evergreen Street from Carrie M Andrews to T M Dechman for 4000 dollars. The To bin hill area is the location. Cleve Chadwick of R H Wester company negotiated the sale. He also sold 60 acres on Elm Creek to Henry Schultz representing Chas J Ernest for 7200 dollars.
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East Evergreen Street
Carrie M. Andrews
T. M. Dechman
Tobin Hill
Cleve Chadwick
R. H. Wester Company
Elm Creek
Henry Schultz
Chas. J. Ernest
Corpus Christi Plans First Aviation Meet for July
Corpus Christi to host a Fourth of July celebration with an aviation meet arranged by the Thomas brothers of New York. It will be the town’s first aviation event and is expected to be a major feature of the big celebration.
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Corpus
Corpus Christi
Tex
Thomas Brothers
New York
Fire Destroys Dreamland at Coney Island in 200 Buildings Burned
A massive blaze at Coney Island destroyed Dreamland and about four adjoining blocks, wiping out 200 buildings and forcing around 2,000 concessionaries and workers into the streets. No lives were lost though animals escaped cages as police and attendants evacuated all. Loss estimated at 2 to 3 million dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Coney Island
Dreamland
Hell Gate
Ferrari Animal Show
Siknce Infants
Woman Addresses Jury Charged With Murder
In El Paso Texas Mrs Agnes Orner on her own behalf tells the jury she gave castor oil to her dying baby after a witness claimed the child said her mother poisoned her with coffee. Doctors later found poison in the stomach. Her attorney advised silence on the castor oil.
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EL Paso
Tex
Agnes Orner
Evans
Erdman Act Appeal 10 Final Measure
The Erdman act dispute between the Southern railway and firemen moves to mediation. Vice President H O Teat of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen says they will seek a 20 percent raise and avoid a strike, while submitting to mediation.
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Southern
Washington
Southern Railway
Board of Mediation
Erdman
H. O. Teat
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Quiet Court Dockets Mark End Of Busy Week
All courts show a quiet start with only one new district suit filed. The fifty seventh district rests until Monday after seven weeks on the commission charter trial, while the thirty seventh and forty fifth have little on their dockets. Two insanity hearings in the county court and a slow sheriff's pace precede a fuller docket next week.
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Fifty-Seventh
District Court
Pegg
Traction magnate T. F. Ryan seriously ill in New York
New York May 27 reports say T. F. Ryan traction magnate is seriously ill at his Fifth Avenue home. Attempts to confirm the illness at his residence and through his physician last night were unsuccessful.
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T. F. Ryan
Associated Press
New York
F. Ryan
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Ryan
Paris to Rome air race opens with long distance plan
Paris May 27 Aviators start a Paris to Rome to Turin flight organized by the Paris Petit Parisiene. Twenty one contenders include Pierre Vedrine who won the Paris to Madrid in 12 hours 18 minutes. The race offers 100000 in prizes though time bounds allow May 28 to June 16 to cover 1300 miles with stops at Dijon Lyons Avignon Genoa Pisa Florence and Bologna.
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Paris
Madrid
Berteaux
Rome
Turin
Paris Petit Parisiene
Buc
Versailles
Pierre Vedrine
Garros
Henry Weymann
Jean Bielovucci
Peru
Maurice Tabaleau
Roland Garros
Nice
Dijon
Lyons
Avignon
Genoa
Pisa
Florence
Bologna
Insurance officers elected by Texas agents group
The Texas insurance agents meeting in Beaumont elected officers led by President F. W. Offenhauser of Texarkana. J. D. Collett of Fort Worth became first vice president, T. W. Smelker of Beaumont second vice president, Geo Willig of Waco third vice president, J. W. Terry of Texarkana secretary treasurer, W. R. Ellis of Dallas assistant secretary treasurer. Dallas chosen as next meeting place.
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Beaumont
Tex
Texas
F. W. Offenhauser
Texarkana
J. D. Collet
Fort Worth
T. W. Smelker
Geo. Willig
Waco
J. W. Terry
Treasure
W. R. Ellis
Dallas
Oil Mills Superintendents elect officers in Galveston
The Mill Machinery Manufacturers & Supply association hosting the Oil Mills Superintendents convention in Galveston elected officers this morning. F. M. Smith of Dallas was re elected president A C Langston of New York was chosen vice president and W H Marshall of Chattanooga Tenn was named secretary and treasurer. The delegation plans further officer elections later this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Pro Road to Oakville railroad plan advances
Kenedy Texas May 27 L A Whitney arrives after inspecting the route for a Kenedy to Oakville railroad He seeks right of way depot and yard grounds in both towns and a 150000 bonus More than two thirds of the bonus has been subscribed Offices roundhouse and shops will be in Kenedy The line may extend from Oakville to Laredo Whitney earns encouragement from Oakville Kenedy and local property owners
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Oakville
Kenedy
Tex
L. A. Whitney
Laredo
Whitney
Six Months Residence Clause Applies to Prohibition Election
Special Counsel Mead of the attorney general's department ruled that the Terrell election law six months residence requirement applies to the statewide prohibition election set for July 22 in Texas.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Mead
Attorney General’s Department Today
Retailers Convention Most Successful Held in Wichita Falls
Twelve delegates from the San Antonio Retail Merchants' Association returned home after three days at the state convention in Wichita Falls hailed as the most successful and harmonious. W. M. Morgan was reelected president and August Briam reelected to the board. The gathering acted on measures including opposition to a garnishee bill and a push to punish bogus check passers. The association plans to boost its treasury to $6000 and meets next in Dallas.
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San Antonio
Morgan
Dallas
Wichita Falls
W. M. Morgan
Adolph Grasso
Nic Peters
W. F. Gohlke
August Muerggze
August Briam
H. F. Wosnig
Laws in Effect June 10
It was discovered that the ninety day acts of the Thirty second legislature go into effect June 10 instead of June 11 as commonly supposed.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Houston Antiprohibition Majority Predicted by Storey
Jas L Storey, Houston attorney, arrived in San Antonio with a forecast of a sweeping anti prohibition majority in the upcoming state vote He predicted Harris county would cast at least 12000 anti votes and said Bexar county would trail but still show strength He praised Houston Mayor Rice and noted the city’s half million auditorium expansion without bond issues as a civic monument
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Jas. L. Storey
Houston
San Antonio
Harris County
Bexar County
Storey
Rice
Fire Devours Tobacco Warehouses in Paducah
Fire started near midnight in the jointly occupied tobacco warehouse of W. A. Martin and A. J. Campbell and spread to the Dickerson Tobacco Company warehouse. Both buildings were destroyed along with several hundred hogsheads of tobacco, for a total loss of about $500,000.
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Tobacco
Associated Press
Paducah
W. A. Martin
A. J. Campbell
Dickerson Tobacco Company
Gates recounts Carnegie option loss and steel trust creation
John W. Gates testified before the House steel trust committee detailing how W. H. Moore and H. C. Frick paid $1,000,000 for an option on Carnegie's steel works, failed to complete the deal as steel markets demoralized, and how Morgan Schwab and Gates plotted the United States Steel corporation in 1899 to curb Carnegie's railroad and tube ambitions.
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Moore
Gates
Carnegie
Associated Press
Washington
W. H. Moore
H. C. Frick
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Works
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Carnegie
John W. Gates
House “Steel Trust
Frick
Federal Steel Company
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