Friends Intercede for Men in Jail in Mexico
Acquaintances of William L. Dunne a former San Antonio newspaper man now jailed in Monterey and Dan De Villiers, aide to President Taft, press for their release. Friends urge Governor Colquitt and Francisco I Madero to intervene while Representative Smith and Taft are informed that both men are innocent and not involved in any plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Dunne
San Antonio
Monterey
Mexico
Dan de Villiers
Taft
Colquitt
Francisco I. Madero
Dunne
de Villiers
Dick Young
R. R. Smith
Phillip C. Hanna
Smith
Washington
Hanna
el Paso
Andres Garza Galan
Jefe Politico
C. P. Diaz
Returning to Mexico as Diaz resigns and Madero gains hold
American residents who fled chaotic Mexico are returning to San Antonio. Southbound trains carry passengers toward Diaz era connections improve with services running between Laredo and Mexican interior. The National Lines of Mexico report trains operating to Diaz Torreon Monterey with early morning departures. Northern homeseekers show renewed interest amid ongoing railway links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Mexico
Madero
Republic
San Antonio
International & Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Laredo
National Lines of Mexico
Torreon
Monterey
C. P. Diaz
City of Mexico
Picardias
Weather Roundup From Multiple Cities
San Antonio and vicinity stay fair tonight and Wednesday with moderate south winds. In St Louis the day sits at 70 with clear skies and a northeast wind, possible showers by Wednesday morning. Chicago reports 74 and clear with a northeast wind shifting southerly and warmer. Milwaukee at 56 is cloudy with rain possible after Wednesday night. St Paul 56 and cloudy with southeast winds, showers and warmer. Kansas City 65 and cloudy with southeast winds, possible showers by Wednesday. New York 72 clear with northeast wind and no change ahead. Boston 66 cloudy with east winds and no change. Washington 70 partly cloudy with southwest winds and no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Ansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
Garros Takes Lead In Paris Rome Aviation Race
Roland Garros the French aviator led the Paris Rome Turin race on the Nice to Rome leg arriving Genoa at 8 21 am and resuming toward Rome. Andre Beaumont faced motor troubles with repairs. Frey reached Nice from Avignon and Garros later set to reach Rome amid varying weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Genoa
Roland G. Garros
Andre Beaumont
Nice
Rome
Turin
Garros
Alassio
Frey
Germany
Avignon
Pisa
Beaumont
Mediterranean Sea
Kimmerling
Brignoles
Mannissero
Coligny
Department of Ain
CeWes-Sur-Ource
Department of
Aube
Weymann
Widow to Arrive Tonight for Wilson Funeral
Mrs. J. F. Wilson, widow of real estate dealer J. F. Wilson, whose body was found yesterday in Brackenridge Park, will reach the city at 6 45 PM to arrange funeral plans. The body was found by passersby near the park’s upper entrance. a carbolic acid bottle and few personal effects were discovered, and a book showing the deceased’s membership in the Heralds of Liberty was found in his pocket. Funeral arrangements await her arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wilson
Brackenridge Park
Riebe Undertaking Company
Kosse
Tex
Wilson
Gunter Building
Griffin
Heralds of Liberty
Cattle Thieves Nabbed Near Adkins After Early Morning Arrests
Deputies Stevens Newton and Mahalski and Constable Trainer traced cattle thefts to ranches near San Antonio. They found a butchered calf and a broken into house with harness stolen. Two Mexicans, Petar Castro and Aurelio Guerrero, were arrested and jailed in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Adkins
Stevens
Newton and
Mahalski
Trainer
Petar Castro
Aurelio Guerrero
Recount Case Set For June 13 In Gallagher Church Election
Gallagher sues Church for possession of city treasurer office contends recount and court jurisdiction. Judges confer and set trial for June 13 to decide jurisdiction and recounts of ballots amid alleged irregularities and political supervision by Citizens and Socialist party allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher Church
J. I. Camp
R. H. Ward
A. B. Storey
Gallagher
Church
J. Frank Gallagher
F. W. Church
A. W. Gilbert
Socialist Party
Citizens’ Party
Aged 108-Year-Old Woman Jailed on Vagrancy Charge
Marguerite Osodia, said to be 108, was arrested last night by Patrolman Blakely for vagrancy after wandering western city streets with no permanent home or visible means of support. Her trial was postponed due to exhaustion, and police plan steps to ensure better care for the centenarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Osodia
Blakely
Mexico
Cholula Mab uprising leaves Cholula in ruins
Reports from PUEBLA indicate an uprising in Cholula eight miles from the city left forty killed and many structures looted. Rebels demanded surrender at 2 pm, authorities refused, townspeople armed, battle raged, communication cut, refugees say rebels victors as Puebla fears attack. Over 1000 demonstrators with Madero banners marched Puebla streets amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Puebla
Mexico
Cholula
Madero
Attack on Ex Gov Torres Escapes Angry Mob in Transit
A private car carrying Luis Teres former governor of Sonora and party from Hermosillo to the international line was attacked. windows shattered but no injuries reported. Accompanying were former Vice Governor Alberto Cubilla and former Prefect Francisco Aguilar of Hermosillo. destination Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imuis Torres
Sonora
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Co Luis Teres
Hermosillo
International Line
Alberto Cubilla
Francisco Aguilar
Los Angeles
Mayot at Ensenada ready for attack on Tiajuana
Federal troops led by Col. Mayot with 300 men arrived Ensenada bringing total garrison to 800. Advices say he plans to advance on Tiajuana while a defense force remains in Ensenada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiajuana
San Diego
Cal
Mayot
Eighth Federal
Ensenada
Racing Victims List From 1910 Crashes Across Cities
A compiled list details drivers and mechanics killed or injured in early auto races across the United States. Entries include Bacon in Vanderbilt Cup near New York, Bradley at Brighton Beach, Dyal in Atlanta, Fricke in Dallas, and many others with dates from July to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Matthew P
Bridge
New York
Bradley
William J
Brighton Beach
N. Y
Dyal
Atlanta
Fricke
Jesse
Dallas
Tex
Fuchs
Albert
W. H. Sharp
Savannah
Hamilton
Charles
Portland
Ind
de Hymel
Tobin
Stoddard-Dayton
San Antonio
Kincaide
Thomas
National
Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis
Koch
Raymond
Paris
France
Livingston
Atlanta Speedway
Meredith
J. N
Des Moines
Miller
Louis Chevrolet
Chevrolet
York
Sharp
W. H
Skaggs
T. H
Amarillo
Vredenburg
la Rue
Springfield Auto Club
Springfield
Ill
Wylie
Wade
Jesse Fricke
Train From Mexico Held Up Three Times
J Loubens and wife proprietors of the largest grocery in Mexico City arrived Monday from the Mexican capital. They report travel unsafe despite peace. The train was halted by insurrectos at two points overnight and again near Saltillo, with rebels boarding for arms and valuables, causing a thirty hour delay to reach Late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Loubens
Mexico City
Mexico
Insurrectos
Dias
Irapuato
San Luis Potosi
Aguascalientes
Gonzales
Saltillo
600 Mile Race Attracts Huge Crowd At Indianapolis
P. Dickson mechanic for Arthur Greiner killed when tire bursts causing crash. Twelve cars withdraw as broken parts force machines to retire. Ray Harroun leads after the dramatic incident in a race for $40,000 with a thrilling crowd turning out in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dickson
Arthur Greiner
Ray Harroun
Indianapolis
Record race details from a large 500 mile event
The note lists 40 starters for a 500 mile race on a two and a half mile track. It shows 200 laps to finish with an estimated duration of six and two third hours. Total prizes amount to 40000 dollars with 10000 dollars to the winner and an expected attendance of 85000.
Auto race tragedy and records at Indianapolis 500
At Indianapolis during the 500 mile race a mechanic was killed and another injured after an early crash in the thirteenth mile. Ray Harroun led in a Marmon as Bruce-Brown set a 150 mile record. Surging crowds and crowded hotels marked the event with widespread mobilization and police guarding the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Brown
Savannah
Harry Grant
Bobby Burman
Louis Chevrolet
Grant
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Ray Harroun
S. P. Dickson
Arthur Greiner
Chicago
Greiner
Field Hospital
Dickson
Bruce-Brown
D. Bruce-Brown
Dawson
Atlanta
Dave Lewis
Laizier
Teddy Tetzlaff
Pope-Hartford
Tetzlaff
Louis Disbrow
Pope- Hartford
Lozier
Lewis
Los Angeles
Carl G. Fisher
Speedway Association
Amariesa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosse
Undertaker
Sheriff's Department
Claims Court
Haidto
Gholula
Mex
Manifestants
Torres
Southern
Bia Comune
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