Peace in Mexico a Wall Street frame up says critic
Special to The Star outlines a view of the Mexican revolution where the peace is a Wall Street crafted lull. It claims Madero won while Diaz was pushed aside as a figurehead to protect financial interests and warns the underlying tyranny remains.
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W. G. Shepherd
The
Star
New York
Wall St
Mexico
Jose Ives Limantour
Europe
Diaz
New York City
Limantour
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Von
Francisco Madero
Gustavo Madero
Maderos
Wallat
Dias
Madero
Wallet
Ding
Myers Appointed Judge for King County Superior Court
Olympia August 2 Governor M B Hay announces H A P Myers will fill the King county superior court seat succeeding R W Prigmore who was accidentally shot during a hunting trip in Skagit county two weeks earlier.
Jewelry display marks national jewelers meeting in Richmond
More than 1 million dollars in jewelry and precious stones are shown at the annual National Retail Jewelers Association convention in Richmond Virginia with a wide array on exhibit and featured pieces attracting visitors.
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Richmond
National
Woman to Run Money Factory
In the absence of the mint director, the United States will entrust the money factory to a woman. Margaret V. Kelley is selected to guide the mint process, with the secretary of the treasury setting her salary at $3,000 per year.
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United Preas
Washington
Sam
Margaret Vv. Kelley
The
Treasy
Crossings deaths total 68 in six months across three states
The National Highway Protective association reports sixty eight fatalities at grade crossings in New York New Jersey and Connecticut during the last six months. The figures include forty six men thirteen women and nine children. Read Olmsted's advertisement on page 7.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
National Highway Protective Association
Firing Fight Over New Game Warden Job
Hugo G. Kelly refuses to yield the office as John Hogan, appointed by commissioners Rutherford and Hamilton, arrives to assume duty. Sheriff Hodge says only he can appoint the warden, so Hogan cannot arrest anyone. Prosecuting attorney to be asked to resolve the authority dispute.
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Hugo G. Kelly
Board of Commissioners
Rutherford
Hamilton
John Hogan
Kelly
Hogan
Hodge
Archbishop Prendergast Leads Philadelphia After Ryan
Archbishop Edmund Francis Prendergast, age 68, succeeds the late Archbishop Patrick John Ryan as head of the Philadelphia archdiocese. Born May 3, 1843 in Clonmel Ireland, he came to the United States at 16 and has steadily risen from priest to archbishop, gaining administrative acumen and broad human insight. Rome swiftly appointed him after Ryan's death.
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Patrick John Ryan
Archdiocese of
Philadelphia
Clonmel
Ireland
United States
Ryan
Rome
Battleship Fleet Allegedly Destroyed in Provostown Mock Battle
Report from Provincetown states experts concluded a simulated naval war last night involved 12 battleships seven submarines and 14 destroyers with six battleships blown to pieces in theory while most U S North Atlantic fleet participated in the pretend clash amid the harbor.
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Provincetown
United States
North Atlantic
Nine Hurt as Owl Car Jumps Track in West Adams Crash
A speeding owl car on West Adams Avenue near Betline jumped the track in a curve early today injuring nine men. Conductor W. A. Fox was thrown from the rear platform against a telephone pole and may die.
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Los Angeles
West Adams
Bet Line
W. A. Fox
Ellis and Bourne Senate Race Seen In Oregon Primary
Ex Congressman W R Ellis of Pendleton plans a Republican bid for the United States Senate in the April primaries to succeed Senator Bourne. Judge Stephen Lowell of Pendleton has sought the nomination for a year and Ellis’ entry may aim to complicate Lowell’s path rather than guarantee success.
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Portland
W. KR. Ellie
Pendleton
A. W. Lafferty
United States
Bourne
Stephen Lowell
Lowell
Ellis
Taft May Veto Free List Bill
Republican standpatters claim assurances that President Taft will veto the farmers free list and wool bills if they reach him this session. No White House statement is available. A veto could abrupt the current session of Congress ending it early.
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Taft
White Hi
Congress
Parents Seek Dorothy Boston to Italy Sighted
A Maine source says Dorothy Arnold, the missing heiress, is not dead but abroad in Europe with her fiancé Grixcom. Her parents have gone to Italy to search, aligning with reports she followed him to Europe and hid during the disappearance.
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Amg
United Press
Dorothy Arnold
Italy
Tuddeford Pool
Maine
Arnold
Miss Arnold
Grixcom
Europe
Evans Dies in Acapulco Jail While Awaiting Extradition
Wilson B. Evans once employed as a paying teller at the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles died last Friday in the Acapulco jail while awaiting extradition. He had fled to Lower California after allegedly embezzling 27500 from his former bank and had been imprisoned for over five months.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Wilson B. Evans
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
California
Acapulco
Evans
National Cash Register sales pitch near Seattle
A sales agent from the National Cash Register Company explains how a National Cash Register can pay for itself by reducing losses and generating daily profit. The firm offers over 200 styles and sizes with prices from 20 to 765 dollars, and a representative will visit or call to detail profit increases for any business.
External Absorbent Treatment Gives Relief to Rheumatic Woman
A 63 year old woman with nine year rheumatic suffering reports immediate relief after External Absorbent Treatment at Loughney & Loughney. She can walk without assistance and claims poisons drawn from her back. Mrs K Banerck of 1123 W 62nd St Ballard seeks transport to offices.
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K. Banerck
W. 62Nd St
Ballard
People’s Savings Bank
Corner Seconday
Pike St
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