Diaz urged to restore old regime across border
Rebels near the frontier are reported but no attacks occur as five troops from the Thirteenth cavalry arrive to bolster patrols. Units will occupy Columbus Pelea Culberson Alamo and Waco ranches along the border, with the Third cavalry staying at Fort Bliss for now. Federal forces occupy Janos and La Ascension in Chihuahua amid missing reports from a refugee camp and cattle thefts. David De La Fuente awaits extradition for murder and will be moved from the hospital to the county jail Monday.
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Thirteenth Cavalry
New Mexico
Third Cavalry
New Mexico-Arizona
Thirteenth
Columbus
Pelea
Culberson, Alamo
Waco
Fort Bliss
Steever
el Paso
Janos
la Ascension
Chihuahua
E. V. Romney
Hachita
New Mexico. the Message From Mr. Romney
Colonia Diaz
David de la Fuente
Madero Given Two Weeks to Settle Mexico Turmoil
Washington envoy for Zapata urges Madero to restore order within two weeks or face armed intervention or recognition of rebels. He travels from El Paso to Los Angeles to rally Sala gard and Rojas factions and seeks provisional president agreement with de la Barra.
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EL Paso
Tex
Madero
Mexico
Juan Pedro Didapp
Washington
Zapata
Orozco
Senor Didapp
Los Angeles
Socialistic Revolutionary
Didapp
United States
Senor
Francisco de la Barra
de la Barra
Salagar
Rojas
Madero Rejects Orozco Peace Proposal
President Francisco I. Madero rejects a peace proposal from General Pascual Orozco Jr. that a mixed commission consider terms. The offer came via R. Gomez Robelo, with Madero stating the letter is not acceptable and no reply will be sent.
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Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Pascual Orozco Jr
Orozco
Senor R. Gomez Robelo
Madero
International News Service
Robelo
Francisco I, Madero
Orozco Hearing Monday Father of Rebel Chief Arrives
Col. Pasqual Orozco, father of the rebel leader, was brought from Marfa to El Paso and will face a murder charge before U S Commissioner Oliver on Monday. He travels with Rafael Flores Jose Cordova Miguel Aldes C Caballero and Jose Rochin, all noted rebels charged with neutrality law violations.
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EL Paso
Tex
Col
Pascual Orozco
Marfa
United States
Oliver
Orozco
Rafael Flores
Jose Cordova
Miguel Aldes
C. Caballero
Jose Rochin
Diaz refuses to discuss petition for return as president
In Biarritz on September 21 General Porfirio Diaz, former Mexican president, refused to comment on a secret petition urging his return. He also declined to speak about demonstrations in Mexico City, saying he cannot break his rule of not discussing political subjects.
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Biarritz
France
Profirio Diaz
Mexico
Mr. Underwood
Taft
Diaz
Underwood
San Antonio
Ranger Service
New Tobacco Firm Organized in New York
Daniel G. Reid and associates back a new tobacco concern to rival American Tobacco. The capital stock is $50,000,000 split into $30,000,000 common and $20,000,000 preferred. Reid and aides are expected to take the major portion of the $20,600,000 preferred stock paying 6 or 7 percent dividends.
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New York
Daniel G. Reid
American Tobacco Company
Defends New York Women Against Insurer’s Stereotype
Mrs John Sherwin Crosby rejects President Gold’s claim that high society women ruin their health through overindulgence. She argues many New York social women live properly and that the best American womanhood is found in upper circles, calling Gold’s statement cruel and inaccurate.
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President Gold
Insurance Men’s
Chicago
John Sherwin Crosby
Women’s Democratic Club
Gold
New York
Mrs. Crosby
Japan's New Ruler Yos hihito Named Emperor
Japan appoints Y oshihito as emperor after the burial of his father M ikado Matsuhito in the ancient imperial cemetery near Kyoto. The chief mourner role marked the ceremonial transition at the burial service held on Sunday.
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Emperor
Japan
Yoshihito
Mikado
Matsuhito
Imperi
Kioto
Sunay
Prosecution Hopes to Keep Sneed in Jail
Amarillo Texas September 21 The state moves to block bond for John Beal Sneed in the Boyce murder case as habeas corpus hearing opens Monday The defense will stress Sneed last saw Boyce October 13 8 and 14 while the prosecution plans to show a premeditated killing with many witnesses Also co defendant B B Epting remains jailed with no bail effort yet made
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Amarillo
Tex
John Beal Sneed
al G. Boyce Jr
D. W. Odell
Johnson County
Boyce
Sneed
Fort Worth
B. B. Epting
Cottle County
Pierre Loti Leaves United States Forever Amid Nervous Prostration
Pierre Loti, the French author and naval captain Julien Viaud, arrived in New York aboard the La Savoie. He quickly suffered nervous prostration and announced through his valet that he would leave the country forever if harassed. The 62 year old writer appeared heavily made up, spoke only through his valet, and noted royalties as the only time he is at ease. He has a new play, The Daughter of Heaven, set for production this season.
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Pierre Loti
United States
New York
Julien Viaud
la Savoie
M. Vernier
Lou
Big Five of Standard Oil to be examined by Senate panel
The Senate committee summons the Standard Oil Big Five and NY life leaders to testify. Subpoenas issued to John C. McCall and others require production of letters, books and documents on campaign donations. Possible calls to Harriman heirs and other insurers follow as probe widens.
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New York Life
Senate
New York
Standard Oil Company
Sergeant At Arms Ransdell
Washington
C. T. White
M. F. Elliott
W. H. Libbey
John C. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Cornelius N. Bliss Jr
John D. Archbold
Wm. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Big Five
Senate Committee
Tegethoff
Hariman
Harriman
Roosevelt
Clapp
Equitable
McCall
Underwood recounts mine siege and escape in Mexico
J O Underwood describes a violent uprising at a Mexican mine where guards forced workers at gunpoint and dynamite bombs damaged buildings. He details seven men and one woman sheltering, a failed escape attempt, and eventual company capitulation to pay demands before soldiers arrived.
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Mr. Underwood
Underwood
Andleswood
Chicago Millionaire 10 Becomes Missionary
William Whiting Borden, a Chicago heir worth millions, plans a life of mission work in China. He spoke vows at Moody Church to join Inland Missionary society and will depart for the Orient soon. Borden, son of the late William Borden, built a tract of Lake Shore Drive real estate and supported Y M C A work at Yale. He later graduated from Princeton seminary.
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Chicago
William Whiting Borden
China
Young Borden
Kansa
Moody Church
Inland Missionary Society
The
Orient
William Borden
Mary Borden
Lake Shore Drive
Bellevue Place
Harold McCormick
Borden
Yale
Hope Mission
New Haven
Princeton Theological Seminary
New Steel Firm Probable Heads Steel Powers
Inside financial circles in Philadelphia rumors say the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell its control of Cambria Steel and Pennsylvania Steel, clearing the way for a new steel combination led by Charles M Schwab with Andrew Carnegie and Henry Clay Frick backing. The Pennsylvanian interest has dominated the two firms since 1901.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charlies M. Schwab
Andrew Carnegie and
Henry Co. Frick
Pennsylvania
Cambria Steel
Pennsylvania Steel Companies
Health Board Moves to Shut Down Illegal Slaughterhouses
The new board of health plans a general cleanup of chaparral slaughter houses on the outskirts of San Antonio. Dr. W. B. Russ and City Physician L L Shropshire call for closing any facility failing to meet meat safety laws, including lacking sanitary water, fly-proof storage, and proper inspection.
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Board of Health
W. B. Russ
L. Ll. Shropshire
San Antonio
Toto
Ingild Hansen
Boy Teacher a Wonder In Alabama Public Schools
A 21 year old teacher in Central Alabama has risen as a state education prodigy. He earned a life grade certificate after five years of teaching while holding first and second grade credentials from age 14. The story highlights his rapid ascent and early start in education amid regional attention.
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Montgomery
Alabama
State Department of Education
Confession Made Public in Tulsa Murder Case
Thomas Bellew and three co defendants including Mrs Laura T Reuter confessed to the fatal May 5 murder of Attorney Charles T Reuter. The confession is in the hands of County Attorney Pat Malloy after attempts to seal it from public view. Attorneys Campbell and Badinson released the news and have withdrawn from the defense except for Mrs Reuter.
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Tulsa
Okla
Thomas Bellew
Guy D. McKenzie
Joe Baker
Laura T. Reuter
Charles T. Reuter
Pat Malloy
Campbell and
Biddison
Starry career plans clash with practical limits
In a dialogue from the Baltimore American, a manager taunts a writer about dreaming big while noting Tokio's female population of 762,000 and 191,000 employed outside the home. The exchange pairs idealism with economic practicality in a snapshot of social facts.
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Tokio
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