Orozco Plans Southward Move in Rebel Tangle
Mexico City dispatch describes Orozco’s forces near La Babia and Piedra Blanca as government forces press for three columns to attack rebels. Madero seeks authority to move U S troops through American soil to bolster Blanquet against Pascual Orozco and Diaz troops, with Sabinas as a base and 3500 soldiers sent.
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Mexico City
Presit Madero
Congress
United States
Mexicas
FE Paso
C. P. Diaz
Ante Blanquet
Pascual Jrezco Jr
Madero
Washington
Tracy Aubert
Ojinaga
Southern Pacific
Mexico
del Rio
Sonora
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Blanquet
Sabinas
Orozco
la Babia
Piedra Bianaca
Chihuahua
Sabinan
Coahuila
Orezco
Eres
Tarke J
Marcelo Araveo
Laguna
Orreon
Fernandez
Parral
Argumendo Y. Murillog F
Torreon
Monterey
Sierra Mojada
Ward
Republic
Jimenez
Angeles
Morelos
Cuernavaca
Aguilar
Ilar
Puebla
Ana
Bragistengo
Segategary
Colea
San Jacinto Canon
Umpachucan
Gandencio de Llayve
Caltillo
Patzcuaro
Jact
Iene Ane
Two Revolt Leaders Survive In Mexico Border Conflict
In the Salazar revolt, only two of the original leaders remain active. General Pascual Croce Jr. and Antonio Rojas are the last surviving chiefs. Emi bieo Campa is jailed in Tucson, Isidoro Huerta seeks refuge in Arizona, and Colone Pascual Orozgo is jailed in El Paso. Enrique Gonz es, the revolution’s financial agent, and Jose Cora, secretary general, are held by U.S. authorities. News from Casas.
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Elpasq
Tex
Inez Salazar
Fit
Pascual Croce Jr
Antonio Rojas
Emibieo Campa
Tucson
Ariz
Isidoro Huerta
Sonarateud
Arizona
Colone Pascual Orozgo
el Paso
Enrique Gones
United States
Jose Cora
Pisquieeliie
Casas
Beaumont Paving Inspected by Mayor and Officials
Mayor A H Jones and five San Antonians toured Beaumont asphalt works on September 27 learning rock asphalt processing from crusher to roller. They viewed foundations of crushed rock gravel sea shell and concrete and inspected bitulithic creosote block and vitrified brick pavements. The party toured Port Arthur by auto and Houston later to study local pavement programs.
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Beaumont
Tex
A. H. Jones
Port Arthur
Chamber of Commerce
Gates
Houston
Jones
Albert Steves
Robert Uhr
Aaron Pancoast
Martin J. Arnold
John W Warren
Bexar County Highway League
Jefferson County
Plans Completed For Campaign Fund Inquiry
Washington date line reports Senate committee chair Clapp announcing a week’s hearing schedule on campaign expenditures. Leads list include Ormsby McHarg and Cornelius Bliss Jr October 1 2 3 4 lineups with figures tied to Roosevelt and Morgan campaigns.
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Washington
Clapp
Senate
Ormsby McHarg
Roosevelt
Cornelius N Bliss Jr
Republican National Committee
Ithanes
Ary Peabody
KK. WH. Harriman
C. Tegethoff
B. H. Hariman
Arriman Fund
William Flynn
Pittsburg
Elon H. Hooker
Progressive National Headquarters
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Rodgsevelt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Iia
Local Weather Forecasts From Across the United States
Observations at 8 am report San Antonio fair tonight and Saturday. St Louis 50 clear with southeast wind. Chicago 48 partly cloudy. Milwaukee 38 cloudy and cold. St Paul 34 clear with west winds and increasing clouds. Kansas City 50 cloudy with southwest wind. New York 60 rain and colder. Boston 58 cloudy with rain. Washington 60, rain possible, with north winds.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukeee
ST. Paul
New York
Boston
Washington
Nes
Scarce Wires Declared No San Antonio Spillover
A statement asserts that AP leased wire carried into San Antonio is not fully or partially published by any newspaper except the San Antonio Light. The claim is described as unfounded and without factual basis.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Wildon Soured Roosevelt in Booton Speech
Gov Woodrow Wilson assailed former President Roosevelt in Boston as saying trusts are inevitable and illegal acts were used to expand power. He argued Roosevelt would lack a third party congress and would be a lonely official if elected.
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Wildon
Roosevelt
Boston
Mass
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Woodrow Wilson
Steel Corporation
Tennesse Coal & Iron Company
Congress
Statewide Action Urged in Texas Wilson Marshall Drive
Judge Cato Sells, Texas Democratic national committeeman, sent 2000 dollars to New York for the Wilson Marshall campaign and urges rapid, statewide fundraising. He warns the $50,000 goal requires aggressive efforts and personal solicitations, noting Austin leads in donations under T W Gregory.
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Judge Sells
Governor Wilson to tour west visiting Denver and Lincoln
Governor Wilson will leave New York October 2 for a western trip reaching Denver where he speaks October 7 after spending October 6 with William J. Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska. He returns to New York October 12.
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Wils
Bryan
New York
Wilson
Denver
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
City Clean-Up Shows Big Trash Haul and Many Carts
Garbage wagons run hard during the city clean-up as 36 regular and five special carts handle a wide mix of discarded items. Louis Rubiola notes astonishment at the variety, from old mattresses to stoves, while Ray Mackey observes residents preparing early and heaps of debris awaiting removal.
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Louis Rubiola
Mr. Rubiola
Ray Mackey
Citizens’ Anxiiary
Board of Health
Hundreds Ready to Sign Sneed Bond in Murder Case
In Amarillo Texas the John Beal Sneed murder trial moves toward Clarendon with an early term planned. Bail bond support runs high as dozens of men pledge to sign, though the amount remains unsettled and a verdict on bond awaits Judge Browning's decision after habeas arguments.
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Amarillo
Tex
John Beal Sneed
al Boyce
Clarendon
W. H. Kimbrough
Bond
Bishop
Browning
Sneed
Prio
Paris Hosts First Review of Complete Aeroplane Armada
Seventy two French army flying machines with pilots observers and trucks pass in review before War Minister Millerand at Villa Coublay near Paris. The display follows army maneuvers and ends with twenty aircraft rising in formation and heading toward the German frontier.
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Paris
Villa Coublay
Alexander Millerand
M. Millerand
France
Dwyer of Chicago Millionaire Ends Turbulent Rise in Janesville
Edward Leonard Dwyer, once a Chicago street cleaner turned millionaire through wheat cornering and Mexican silver ventures, died by his own hand in Janesville after giving his last cent to a tramp. His life included a Chicago board of trade career, a Maine island fortune, a marriage to the Duchess de Castalu cia, naval service, and repeated fortunes and losses in New York and Wall Street.
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Janesville
Wis
Edward Leonard Dwyer
Chicago
Dwyer
Chicago Board of Trade
Mexico
New York
Wall Street
Duchess de Castalucia
Mae
Maine
Navy
China
America
Reward Offered If Coniston Floats After Grounding
Ten days of wrecking attempts fail to salvage the British steamer Coniston Gibraltar 30 miles east of Pensacola Florida. The hull takes on water and a dredged channel may be needed to save the vessel. A $50 000 prize is offered to wreckers if she can be floated.
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Pensacola
Fla
Coniston
Gibraltar
Port St. Joe
Sneed Case Involves Lena Sneed Slaying Two Men
Mrs Lena Sneed is linked to the slaying of Albert Boyce and the disruption of two families. John Beal Sneed is the aggrieved husband pictured alongside Boyce rival. Habeas corpus motions seek Sneed’s release on bond at Amarillo as arguments conclude.
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Lena Sneed
John Beal Sneed
Albert Boyce
Sneed
Boyce
Amarillo
St Louis Qc: Bank Robbery Suspect Nabbed in St Louis
J C Adams alias Walter Stacey is arrested in St Louis after a yearlong pursuit linked to the New Westminster bank robbery. Police also seize his alleged wife Jeannette Little in Edwardsville. Adams is charged with murder and identified by Chicago detectives as one of Lieutenant Burns’s attackers.
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ST. Louis
New Westminster
B. C
J. C. Adams
Jeannette Little
Edwardsville
Adams
Walter Stacey
Burns
Chicago
Stacey
Bertillon
George West
Woman used crutches and disguise in bank robbery plot.
Police traced Jeannette Little alias Mrs Stacey as the key figure in a gang robbing banks. She pretended to be cripple and deaf using crutches and a false letter while associates trailed her from Elkhart to St Louis then Edwardsville where a man was arrested and she escaped.
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Gillespie
Ill
Edwardsville
Jeannette Little
Adams
Stacey
Scheuttler
Chicago
Elkhart
Ind
St. Louis
Father Drops Pistol Wounding and Killing Eight Year Old
Jose Castillo eight years old was accidentally killed when Felix Castillo a Malone ranch employee dropped a loaded pistol at 9 am The bullet pierced the lower abdomen and intestines while the family sat nearby The boy was taken to San Antonio for care but died three hours later at Physicians and Surgeons hospital The incident occurred when the pistol hammer struck the floor causing discharge and the bullet struck the boy in the abdomen
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Jose Castillo
Felix Castillo
Malone Ranch
San Antonio
McDaniel
Physicians’ and Surgeons
Thousands of Operatives Go Out on General Strike
Lawrence Massachusetts reports a second general strike as more than 12 000 workers abandon machines. The Industrial Workers of the World lead protests against imprisonment of Ettor and Giovannitti. Ayer mill and Wood mill close. 100 police on duty as violence fears rise.
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Lawrence
Mass
Lawrence Ten Mills
Arturo Giovannitti
Anna Lopizzo
Industrial Workers of the World
William D Haywood
Etter
Giovannitti
Salem
Ettor
Ayer
Str
Pacific Cotton Mills
Indust Workers of the World
Women pick cotton for mission money at Iowa Park
In Iowa Park Texas the Home Mission society of the Methodist church has turned to cotton picking to raise funds for missions. In two days the effort earned over 30 dollars and farmers offer bonuses as fields are ready and pickers scarce.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Iowa Park
Home Mission Society
The
Methodist Church
Bumper Crops in West Help Orphans in East
Chicago dispatch reports sixty children aged 1 to 14 from New York foundling asylums passing through Chicago en route to western farms for adoption. One 9-year-old, Devine, cried upon arrival thinking he had been left behind, but officials explained the move to Omaha and beyond was to place them with farmers.
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Chicago
New York
Foundling Asylums
Omaha
Devine
Hedges Nominated Republican Candidate in New York
Hedges of New York was nominated as Republican candidate for the governorship today in Saratoga. A motion to make the nomination unanimous was carried with enthusiasm. The event highlighted attorney James W. Wadsworth and other party figures amid opposition.
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Saratoga
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Wiliam Miynn
Senator Dixon
Colonel Roosevelt
San Antonio and Vicinity
Salvage Corps
Canada
Lawrence Mills
Haywood
Texas
Foundling Asylum
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