Navarro Gives Up His Sword
El Paso May 11 General Yuan J. Navarro defender of Juarez surrendered the city to Francisco J. Madero’s rebel army after heavy fighting and desertions among his captains. Navarro with 480 troops became a prisoner as insurgents tightened control amid casualties and executions near the barracks. The exchange plan with Eduardo Jay was proposed. Madero rejected shooting. Juarez ordered saloons closed to prevent drunkenness as bodies were buried and hospitals established for the wounded.
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el Paso
Tex
Yuan J. Navarro
Juarez
Francisco J. Madero
Bela
Navarro
Eduardo Jay
Insurrecto Board of Atratery
Chihuahua
Maderowan
Madero
Mexico City
Garibaldi
Bianco
Pasqual Orozco
Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Abram Gonzales
Villa
Sgarez
End of Revolution Plan by Mexican Millionaire
A Mexican millionaire farmer Senor Domingues proposed to end the revolution by granting 500 workers two and a half acres each and teaching dry farming. The plan, endorsed by Minister Limantour, would require land be non transferable except by inheritance. The piece also notes soldiers surrendering and shifting loyalties in Mexico and reports a mine explosion near Whitehaven with forty miners entombed.
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Efering Domingumz
Jose Yves Linantour
Win
Finance
Senor Domingues
Himelf
Limantour
Puebla
Plot 15 discovered near main gate at Soldiers home
Dayton Ohio May 11 intense excitement spread at the National Soldiers home after a stick of dynamite was found near the main gate. Rumors swirled including a sensational claim that General Otix owner of the Los Angeles Times scheduled to visit the home today was a target of the plot.
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Dayton, O
National Soldiers
General Otix
The
Los Angeles Times
Unionists Parade Tampa In Turmoil
Tampa May 11. In protest of Judge Wail’s circuit court ruling upholding a one year sentence for strike leaders, cigar makers in West Tampa and Ybor City launched a citywide walkout. About 4 000 marchers moved through streets singing the Marseillaise and waving red flags as crowds gathered. Police were doubled and many deputies sworn in amid fears of further unrest.
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Tampa
Fla
Wail
Circcuit Court
Weat
Ybor City
Eiike
Marseilaise Adn
Allurder
Dancers Arrested After Grand Opera Movement
Akron report says a dance at the Grand Opera House is halted by Rev A W Bailey of the First Baptist Church who had dancers Samantha and Myrtle Clark arrested The theater manager O T Blaler and Tom Sulelivab are noted The dancers may seek to vindicate their performance in court
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Akron
Monte Carlo
A. W. Bailey
Firat Japitet
Samith
Myrile Clark
O. T. Blaler
Tom Sulelivab
Insanity Linked to Heat Wave In Cleveland
May 11. Seven persons became temporarily insane and two others were overcome by the heat in Cleveland. The maximum temperature reached 90 degrees. Three women and four men were hospitalized and some were placed in custody as their minds were affected.
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Cleveland
Sells Body to Nurses for Clinical Study
A terse notice states that Charles Kittie of May Chiedko? sold beds for seven dollars to seven trained nurses. The deceased will have the corpse used for clinical study.
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Chiedko
May
Charles Kittie
Piano dealer sentenced for embezzlement in Cincinnati case
Columbus May 11 judge Kinkead imposes ten years imprisonment on George Re Day a piano dealer who pleaded guilty to embezzling 2800 from the John Charen Piano Company of Cincinnati the sentence spans one year terms.
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Columbus
George Re Day
John Charen Piano Company
Cincinnati
Judee Kinkead
Live Stock And Grain Reports From Multiple Markets
Chicago Catlin Hoeven prices and cattle figures across heifers and cows. Western and Eastern markets show varied values for cattle, sheep, and lambs. Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh Toledo listings include wheat corn oats rye hay and dairy product notes with assorted prices and grades.
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Chicago- Catlin
Hyde
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pein Ia
Cleveland
Spain
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Toledo
Senators Clash Over Greever Bill Defeat in Ohio Senate
In Columbus on May 1 the Ohio Senate voted 22 to 2 to defeat the Greever bill removing immunity for assemblymen who testify before legislative committees about corruption. Senators condemned and defended actions amid heated rhetoric and accusations during a graft probe.
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Columbus
Senate
Greever
Coke Te Doster
Highland County
Doster
Donter
Senarore
L R. Andrews
Ironton
Dare
Seneca County
Deaton
Lucas County
Denton
Ite
Krause
Green
J. E. Todd
Franklin County
Coke J,, Doster
Stockwell Loses Out In Senate Bid For Primary Reform
The Senate defeated Senator Stockwell's bill by a 14 to 168 vote, blocking his proposal to provide for a direct primary system. The measure aimed to reform party nominations and alter the current primary process, facing broad opposition. local coverage notes the heavy margin and the political stakes surrounding the reform effort.
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Senate
Columbus
Senator Stockwell
Howe
Harmon
Senate Passes Tax Bill With Ten-Bill Limit and Exceptions
The Senate approved a 1 percent tax limit with exceptions for sinking funds and forest levies, and the rate could rise by 10 to 15 mills via a public vote. The measure heads back to the House for concurrence on Senate amendments as the session nears adjournment.
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Columbus
Senate
Theoute
Senate Taxation Committee
Army Aviator Dies After Airplane Crash during Training
In San Antonio during a trial flight Lieutenant J. Pitening fell from Curtin biplane learned to operate. Second Lieutenant George B. W. Kebley was hurled 30 feet and struck his head, dying an hour later at the hospital. Three others were hurt in Elyria Ohio when a tire blew out near the city, sending Max Gruber, EB L Luther, and J A Kuckle to Memorial Hospital.
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San Antonio
May J Pitening
Curtin
George B. W. Kebley
Elyria
Smits
Memorial Hospital
Max Gruber
EB. L. Luther
J. A. Kuckle
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Francisco Lmaderos
Foreign Office
Diaz
London
St. Margarets
White Maven
Otis
CAL
Stockwell
Columebus Chamber of Commerce
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