Defense of Madero's New Army in Juarez Romp
News recounts Juarez under siege as Madero's insurgents press toward Mexico City. General Navarro and 27 officers are paroled and feted. Juarez braces for federal attack with Navarro captured and Madero celebrating in Ciudad Juarez. Casualties cited on both sides with scattered details.
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el Paso
Navarro
Madero
Juarez
Doroszco
Col
Rabago
Ptay Ogirr
Mosillo
Sieh
Senora
Afua Prieta
Hermisillo
Ciudad Juarez
Mex
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Juan J. Navarro
Francisco
Madero, Jr
Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Amborel
Sachado
Weather outlook for Ohio showers and cooler night
Ohio forecast shows showers this afternoon with a push to fair skies and cooler conditions tonight and Friday.
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Ohio
Taft praised by religious missions on Mexico policy
Washington May 11. Missionaries from Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist groups in Mexico commend Taft's hands off policy in Mexico in a joint letter. Senator Stone, who urged armed intervention earlier, changed stance after talking with Taft following the fall of Juarez. Columbus May 11. Ohio lawmakers debate the public utilities bill with 200 amendments. Tangdon blasts it as worst measure as House votes 8 to 24 to not concur in Senate amendments.
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Washington
Taft
Mexico
Stone
Senate
Juarez
Columbus
Public Utilities
Public Service Corporation
Tangdon
Public Service Corporations
House
Senate Defeats Whitewash Prevention Bill in Ohio
Columbus May 11 The Ohio Senate voted 2 to 22 defeating the Greeves bill to annul immunity in inquiries by the Assembly. The House hurriedly passed a similar bill after protests over the Senate action. A Senate investigative committee was organized with Sen J E Todd as chairman and Senators Cokel Doster Greene Krause named. two members refused to meet.
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Columbus
Crin
Senate
Greeves
Comes
House
James Reynolds
Greene S
Cleveland
Trenton
Peniti
Cokel County
Appate
R. Andrews
Hose
Say
Ter
Highland
A Committee
Yaring
J. E. Todd
Franklin County
Cokel Doster
Highland County
Greene and
Krause
Pardoned banker Ramsey leaves prison at last
William W. Ramsey former bank president convicted of bribery in county graft cases was pardoned by the State board at Harrisburg. He walked out of the Western Penitentiary at 7 43 P M with a suitcase and headed to Union Station for his return home to Edgewood, avoiding post conviction disqualifications.
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Pittsburg
William W. Ramsey
Western Penitentiary
Ramsey
State Pardon Board
Harrisburg
Union Station
Edgewood
Minnesota Farmers Protest Canadian Reciprocity Treaty
An extensive delegation of Minnesota farmers testified before the Senate finance committee in Washington on May 11. They said the reciprocity law would harm farmers for manufacturers benefit, not lower living costs, and accused James J. Hill of backing the bill to gain railroad spurs into Canada and a government subsidy of 10,000 dollars per mile.
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Washington
Minnesota
Senate Finance Committee
James J. Hill
Canada
Whitewashers Meet With The Alleged Probers
Columbus May 11 Senators Krause and Green refused to meet with the Senate hoodle prober committee which began work today. Subpoenas were prepared for newspaper correspondents and detectives and a likely a formal castigation of the press is anticipated.
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Columbus
Senate
Krause
Green
Francis Asserts Push To Dissolve Woolen Trust
Washington May 11 Congressman W B Francis of Ohio says his House resolution to investigate U S Steel and American Woolen Co could curb a big trust and free wool growers from monopoly. He argues the Woolen Co controls prices, wages, and markets, harming consumers and workers, while tariffs fail to change outcomes. He notes opposition from fellow free traders and new members.
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Washington
United Press
U. S. Steel Corporation
American Woolen Co
W. B. Francis
Ohio
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Wool Trust
Francis
Air baths for Chicago workers begin at Chicago Telephone
Chicago firms adopt the air bath system inspired by a health board rhyme. The Chicago Telephone Company leads by placing baths on the roof, where young women operators take five-minute sessions between relays. Officials praise improved performance and financial returns as calisthenics and teaching unfold on canvas-covered rooftops.
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Chicago
Board of Health
Chicago Telephone Company
Five Thousand Walk Out Over Court Verdict
Five thousand tobacco workers quit work in Tampa on May 1 as a general strike threat looms in the cigar industry after Judge Wall sustains a verdict against union cigar makers accused of intimidating non union workers. The sentenced men face one year in jail.
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Tampa
Fla
Wall
Body of Lev Maers Taken from the River
The report notes the body of Lev Maers recovered from a river as local lodges in Steubenville and Mingo Junction name members for state officers at Lima. Red Men were honored by appointments at the state council, Springfield selected as next year’s Sun Council site on May 14. Complete revisions to the order’s law were adopted, governing for ten years. Great Sachem Max Levy of Cincinnati announced appointees including Great Sawmap W L Jack of Portsmouth Mishinewa, Chas Baker of Steubenville, Great Guards A F Aichie of Crooksville and James B Maxwell of Mingo Junction, Trustees Al Franche of Columbus, E H Miller of Marietta, Fred Tapp of Shawnee.
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Steubenville
Mingo Junction
State Council
Lima
Springfield
Great Sun Council
Sachem
Max Levy
Cincinnati
Great Sawmap
W. L. Jack
Portsmouth
Mishinewa
Chas. Baker
Ste
Rebekahs Report From East Liverpool State Convention
Emma Beell of Columbus presented the 1910 year end status for Rebekahs with 531 working lodges and 589 total lodges. Membership totals listed 13,650 brothers 30,086 sisters 43,736. several lodges failed to report or provide financial data. Officers elected include Eva Curl Cardington President Lizzie Carver Toledo Vice President Ida Fletcher Findlay Secretary Emma Bell Columbus Treasurer Mary Sidencranz Akron. Financials show $5388.10 on hand and $8988.22 receipts.
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Rebekahs
East Liverpool
Emma Beell
Columbus
Charters
Hale
Lucine
Utopia
Diamond Link
Laurel
Golden Star
Twentieth Century
Loyal
Apple Creek
Royalton Heights
Cardington
Lizzie U. Carver
Toledo
Ida Fletcher
Findlay
Emma Bell
Mary Sidencranz
Akron
Billy Sunday party seeks date with evangelist in Toledo
A delegation including M. M. Dunlope Oliver Hood Alex Shanks J. C. Lashley W. A. Warden D. M. Gruber George P. McCracken Rev. Isaac Miller and others traveled to Toledo on Wednesday night to secure a cuheordle date with Billy Sunday.
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Billy
Toledo
The
Evangelist
M. M. Dunlope
Oliver Hood
Alex Shanks
J. C. Lashley
W. A. Warden
D. M. Gruber
George P. McCracken
Isaac Miller
J. F. Bumpus
J. M. Robinson
T. H. Kradtick
A. W. Moreland
L. B. Peterson
George Swan
R. G. Porter
W. S. Thompson
E C. Chandler
George H. Miller
R. C. Kirk
Robert Barclay
D. McMillan
H. H. Mchadden
One Cent Tax Passed by Senate in May Session
Columbus May 11 The one per cent tax levy was passed by the Senate by a vote of 22 to 0 and now goes to the house for concurrence in the senate committee amendments. The White bill for the primary nomination of all state officers was beaten in the house 58 to 41. The house passed the bill requiring that every voter must give his former residence as well as the present one. The registration book must contain a personal description of illiterate voters and those who are challenged.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Pope's Condition Alarming. Sisters Serve as Nurses
In Rome on May 11 the Vatican reported the pope's health worsening as two of his sisters arrived to nurse him. Doctors warned that arterial degeneration has set in, signaling a grave development in his condition.
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Rome
Vatican
Defense Rests in Cameron Dam Deputy Killing Trial
Hayward Wisconsin May 11 John D Deitz the defender of Cameron Dam on trial with his wife and son on the charge of killing Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harp rested his defense shortly before noon. None of the defendants took the stand themselves in their own defense.
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Hayward
Wis
John D. Deitz
Cameron Dam
Oscar Harp
Five Men Dead After Blast at Clarks ville Colliery
Five men are dead after an explosion and fire at the Boston colliery in Clarks ville. A number of others narrowly escaped as the men were smothered to death.
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Scranton
Boston
Clarksville
Another Aviator Killed in Berlin Crash
Berlin reports the forty third aviation death as Herr Bekemuller, an aviation pupil, lost in mist and crashed into a building. He was instantly killed.
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Berlin
Herr Bekemuller
Assurance on grand jury results in Columbus
Columbus Ohio May 11 personal assurance was given by Fdetzman president of the chamber of commerce that the grand jury would produce results. W L McCartney of Toledo testified before the grand jury regarding the trading stamp bill.
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Columbus
Fdetzman
Chamber of Commerce
W. L McCartney
Toledo
Levi Myers Found Dead in Ohio River at South Street
Levi Myers known as Louis Myers disappeared from 31 South Sixth Street early Wednesday. His body was found in the Ohio River near South Street by George Everhart while tending trot lines. Police, coroner reports, and family note foul play possible. hatchet with blood stains found at home. theories include murder or accidental death. Myers, born in Russia Poland, 50, came to the U S 35 years ago from Pittsburg. survived by wife Jeanette Harris and six children. served in U S Army.
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Levi Myers
Steubenville
South Sixth Street
Ohio River
South Street
Geo. Everhart
Mr. Myers
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
Myers
Russia
Poland
United States
Pittsburg
Jeanette Harris
Joseph
Pauline
Abram
Lilly
Helen
Harry
Levy
Rose Williams
Morris Myers
Mayer Myers
Wisconsin
Louis Myers
Levi” Myers
United States Army
Hoffstot Jury Fails to Agree in Car Co Case
Pittsburg May 11 After 24 hours the jury in the Hoffstot conspiracy case failed to reach a verdict and was discharged. Hoffstot will face trial next Monday on bribery charges alleged to involve a $21 000 bribe from James W Young of the Second National Bank to corrupt councilmen over the depositories ordinance
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Pittsburg
Frank N. Hoffstot
Pressed Steel Car Co
Hoffstot
James W. Young
Second National Bank
Rhode Island Governor Weighs Extra Session Call
The legislature adjourns with a half million dollars more than established state revenues. Governor Pothier is weighing whether to call an extraordinary session to address the budget surplus and potential fiscal measures.
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Providence
Pothier
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