Denunciation of Madero Follows Rebel Threats Across Mexico
Deputies strongly denounce Madero amid reports of a Diaz uprising plan mailed from Mexico City. Robelo notes General Orozco moves toward Coahuila to join federal troops, while Juarez and Casas Grandes show no counter action. The Mexico North Western railway lies in rebel hands with a freight embargo in effect.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Robelo
Orozco
Coahuila
Juarez
Casas Grandes
Mexico Northwestern
Mexico
Pearson
U S S Des Moines Ordered Back to Vera Cruz
Washington officials slated the cruiser Des Moines to return to Vera Cruz to safeguard Americans as rebels seized the port. Commander Hughes gains discretion to land forces if needed while Des Moines heads back from Progreso toward the beleaguered city existing under tense conditions in Mexico.
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Washington, D. C
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Beckman Winthrop
Des Moines
Hughes
Xaines
Progreso
Bay of Campeche
State Department
Felix Diaz
Mexico City
General Diaz
All Quiet at Matamoros Rumor of Diaz Activity Proven Untrue
Investigation last night found no Diaz forces capture of Matamoros garrison. Conditions across the Rio Grande near Brownsville are tranquil. General Estrada, commander in Matamoros, left for an unofficial visit to Monterey. General Cavazos will assume command in the interim.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Estrada
Monterey
Cavazos
Cable Cut Between Laredo and Vera Cruz Sparks Telegraph Standstill
The Mexican Cable company lines to Vera Cruz were severed last night, forcing telegraph traffic to move via Laredo as the only international link. Rebels in Vera Cruz state are blamed for the cut. Separately, 150 Mauser rifles and 30,000 cartridges were sent to Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky at Nogales, Arizona, with U.S. approval for transit through American soil.
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Laredo
Tex
Mexican Cable Company
Vera Cruz
United States
Mexico
Express
Emilio Kosterlitzky
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
United States Territory
Washington
Sonora Governor Mascarenas Released From Jail
Manuel Mascarenas provisional governor of Sonora Mexico was freed from Los Angeles city jail after being held since last Monday under the alias Ramon Soto. Federal officials said there is no charge of neutrality violation and released him without a writ of habeas corpus.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Manuel Mascarenas
Sonora
Mexico
Ramon Soto
Mascarenas
General Trevino to Retire From Command
Monterey Mexico October 18 General Geronamino Trevino commander of the federal forces will retire due to ill health.
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General Trevino
Monterey
Mex
Geronamino Trevino
McCormick on Stand Attacks Hilles as Liar
Senate campaign contributions hearing reveals J. P. Morgan and others tied to large gifts. Dover testifies list totals 2.28 million with possible repetitions and inaccuracies. Lawson of Boston disputes the scope and meaning of a Wall Street controlled candidate plot.
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Dover
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan
Thos. W. Lawson
Boston
Senate Campaign Contributions Committee
Mexican port of Vera Cruz closed by Mexican govt
Official notice to Caesar Canseco the Mexican consul at Galveston states Vera Cruz port is closed. No more vessels will be cleared for Vera Cruz until further notice. US authorities will watch for possible expeditions from foreign vessels.
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Galveston
Tex
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Caesar Canseco
United States
Railroad Men Flee
El Paso Tex October 18 telegraph operators and station agents on the Mexico Northwestern railroad disappeared from their posts prompting a search and halt of traffic along parts of the line.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico Northwestern Railroad
Five Years Given in Rosenthal Murder Case
M M Hays, a former switchman, was found guilty of murder in Fort Worth and sentenced to five years for the Rosenthal killing on May 8. The trial featured defense arguments denying Becker's guilt and detailing alibis and witness credibility, with testimony from jurors, police officials, and reporters.
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Hays
Fort Worth
Tex
M. M. Hays
Switchman
R. EB. Roswell
Gould Lines
Roswell
Becker
Goff
John W. Hart
Luban
Hallen
Margolis
Herman Rosenthal
Brooklyn
Webber
Wallon
Schepps
Rosenthal
Hart
Rose
Dora Gilbert
Jack Sullivan
Newsboys
Lieutenant Becker
John F. McIntyre
Calle William T. Jerome
New York
Jerome
Bar Association
J. H
Mr. Hart
Jack Rose
Moss
Waldo
Mr. McIntyre
Hayes
Alexander Luban
Morris Luban
Morris
Jacob Goldman
Frederick H. Hawley
Metropole
Charley
Vallon
Bridgie
Hawley
Riverside Restaurant Advertises 25 Cent Dinners
The Riverside Restaurant promotes 25 cent specials for tonight and tomorrow. A fish and turkey supper is offered tonight and a big turkey dinner with wings and giblets and rice is available tomorrow.
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Riverside
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