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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
2
Mexican Rebels Take One Town
Rebels demand surrender of Agua Prieta within twenty four hours and claim federal garrison bombardment at Ojinaga has occurred. Reports from Ojimen place General Sanoter at Presidio while Colonel Antonio Rojas pressures Agua Prieta. An American captive was used to relay the rebel message, and a patrol encounter near Mabullona informs the tense border action.
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Agua Prieta
Douging
Ariz
Teader
Antonio Rojas
Agim Prieta
Rojas
Cheriean Wanshare
Agia Prista
Jobn Revit
Talon Pelaoner
Rolie
Rojee
Mabullona
Property Destroyed Across Mexico by Bandits
Rebels pillage Northern Mexico burning railroad bridges and cutting telegraph lines along the Southern Pacific route. More than two miles of bridges burned in ten days as the company appeals to the United States government for protection of property in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Southern Pacifhe
Mexico
United States
Change of Program Likely for Mexican Troops
Washington on September 12 reports a likelihood that Mexican federal troops may not be entrained at El Paso as planned. Officials show reluctance to reveal entry points or where they will cross back into Mexico, suggesting a possible abandonment of a El Paso to Douglas route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
el Paso
United States
Mexico
Douglas
Valentine Resigns to Back Roosevelt in Presidential Race
Robert G. Valentine of Massachusetts, United States commissioner of Indian affairs, resigns to actively support Theodore Roosevelt. His letter to Secretary of the Interior Finder cites being out of town politically and leaving the Republican organization to join the new party.
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Indian Affairs
Valentine
Kingson
Robert G. Valentine
Massachusetts
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Republicas Organization
Party
Women to Name State Ticket in Idaho Race
Ida Botsa reports that disgust with intraparty wrangling has led Idaho women in the Republican party to announce a complete ticket to oppose the men at the polls. The women plan to field an independent slate, separate from both Progressive and Republican factions, with a convention to be held this week. In Wisconsin, three engine crew members are burned after a locomotive boiler failure near Green Bay, with two likely fatal, and the engineer Fr Johnson and fireman Ben Burman in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botsa
Ida
Idaho
Green Bay
Wis
St Paul Toad
Channing Snd Escanaba
Fr. Johnson
Ben Burman
Shafroth Nominated by Colorado Democrats for Senate
John F. Shafroth is named by Colorado Democrats as their candidate for United States Senator, signaling a key party move in the race and highlighting Shafroth as their chosen nominee.
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Colorado
Democrats
United States
Colorado Primary Results Show Progressive Sweep in State
Denver reports indicate progressives from both parties won in Colorado primaries with several key nominations. Philly B Stewart named Republican candidate for governor on the Heke ticket, M Emmons on the Democratic eket, and Shafroth with Thomas renominated for U S seats. Janes I Brown named for short term senate. Merle D Vincent and Clyde D Pawson contest for another seat. Lindsey renominated for juvenile court by Democrats. Helen Wing Metineon chosen for state Senate. Katherine Williamson defeated in congressional bid.
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Denver
Colorado
Philly B Stewart
M Emmons
John F. Shafroth
Charles S. Thomas
United States
Merle D. Vincent
Clyde D. Pawson
Ben B. Lindsey
Helen Wing Metineon
State Senate
Katherine Williamson
Congress
Battle on the Turkish frontier amid Bulgarian tensions
Reports from Constanzo and Sofia say fighting erupted on the Turko Bulgarian frontier. Bulgarian troops fired on a Turkish patrol from a frontier fort, and Turkish forces returned fire, with casualties. Reinforcements joined as command issued orders to mobilize Mohammedan regiments nearby amid a broader war office push toward the Bulgarian border. The incident comes as Turkey accuses other powers of meddling in its regional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendon
Constontinente
Sofa
Constantinople
Progressive Party semen to limit Wisconsin convention to electors
Wisconsin progressives meet in Milwaukee to decide on a state ticket. An executive committee of district representatives indicated no immediate plan to name a full state ticket, pledging possible action later if developments warrant. A. Mayhew of Clinton was named as a committee member amid mixed signals. Wheeler P Moodood of Milwaukee was named convention chairman at the Hippodrome.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Progressive Party
A. Mayhew
Clinton
Hippodrome
Wheeler P Mloodgood
Falls Ten Stories to Death in Building Escape
Willoughby, accused of theft of valuable plines, leaped from a tenth floor window of the Bulbold Mce building as officers attempted arrest. He died in the fall. authorities found an unrecognizable mass in the aftermath. He broke away from officers near the elevator and fled down the hall before the leap.
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Payton
Willoughby
Envoys greet new Japanese emperor at funeral rites
American Secretary of State Philander Knox and other foreign representatives delivered condolences to Emperor Yoshihito as Japan mourned the late ruler. Ambassadors from Spain and Prussia attended audiences, and the Emperor awarded Prince Henry of Prussia a chain of the Order of Chereskyaen.
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Deliv
President Taft
United States
Tokio
Philander Knox
Antonio Alfrio
Spain
Prince Henry
Prussia
Yooninng
Ate Majesty Wevonjran
Yoshihite
Princ Arthur
Consmught
Grorge
Etute
Dia Sulle
Taft
America
Nim Naiedy
Simii
Tel Hpealur
Bako
Sus
Tenewreaik
Roosevelt Attacks New York Court Recall Plan
Portland dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt criticizing the New York Court of Appeals for its decisions on workers compensation and other high profile cases. He defends the recall concept for judicial rulings, arguing the court opposed popular interests and profiteering from distressed workers.
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Roosevelt
Portland
Ore
Lee
Spoerhus
Roosveltian
New York
Parade of 7000 veterans in Los Angeles recalls Gettysburg
Seven thousand veterans paraded through Los Angeles streets in a field of faltering flags and tender scenes as girls handed blossoms and offered lemonade. Ambulances stood at intervals and fire stations were set up. the battle flag of Company A, Fourteenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, flew again for the first time since Gettysburg, carried by Merick Reynolds amid a hundred charges.
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Os Angeles
Los Angeles
Inchief
Company A
Fourteenth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Gettysburg
Merick Reynolds
Bulgaria War Threat Linked to Macedonia Autonomy Claim
Berlin reports Bulgaria demands autonomy for Macedonia and warns that failure to secure a peaceful solution will force arms. The dispatch from Sofia notes the request is final and marks a belligerent stance amid the Macedonian crisis.
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Berlin
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Fiturter Zelume
Sofa
Fall Fatal to Aviator at Shenango County Fair
William Chambers of Mineola New York dies after a fall from his airplane during the Shenango county fair in Greene New York last Friday. Injuries also reported to others in the incident.
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Binghampton
N Y
William Chambers
Mineola
N. Y
Greene, N. Y
Jowin
Shenango County
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