Peace plans delayed as Madero couriers face obstacles
A Mexican peace effort stalls as envoys to Madero are blocked and rival factions within the Madero family hinder negotiations. Reports claim a courier was captured and another envoy may be sent, while US observers note interwoven rebel pressures across Yucatan and western Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
Hermindee
Hermandes
Hernandes
Til Paso
Limantowi
New York
Federnin
San
Bank of
Nuevo Lean
Monterey
EL Models
Gustave
Alfonso
Francesco I. Madero, Jr
Amir
Flores Magon
Howe
Neane
California
Alfonso Madero
Magon
Yucatan
Mexco
United States
New Faces at Special Session of Congress
Washington March 1 The new members assemble April 4 to consider Canadian reciprocity and funding for troop mobilization in Texas. Notable arrivals include Henry L Myers Montana Democrat and Caleb Powers Kentucky Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canarias
Texas
Henry L. Myers
Montana
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Myers
Benator Carter
Hoforny Menatives
Arthur la Vorga
Columbus
Waller Brown
Toledo
Pollthiink
Pany New
Columtsis
Dros Vorys
Anta
Toberest
Aesemtiy
Jenders
Tay
Hone Brown
Verge
Pete
Wood
Money Trust Probe Secrecy Doubted by Officials
A long excerpt details ongoing Money Trust investigations and hints at potential antitrust legislation. Officials discuss plans to restructure enforcement, with emphasis on stronger evidence and broader powers for the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Trust
Department of Justion
Met
Wall Street
Paul
Wickersham
Former Judge Campbell Sentenced to Two Years Hard Labor
Former judge Robert M. Campbell of Ashland faces two years in the state penitentiary for aiding and abetting the embezzlement of $5,000 from the estate of Paul Oliver, with Shelley receiving five years. The trial judge, O. G. Washburn, denied a new trial and noted Campbell’s age and prior disbarment while imposing the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Mareh
Robert M. Campbell
Auh
Olin
Shelley
Loudonville
Paul
Oliver
Campbell
Trey
Ashland “Hingens
Ashland
Natiity
Bhelley
Budge Campbell
Bentence
Jurge O. G. Washburn
Het Campbell
Siseven
Jnoge
Woodburn
Government After It By Masked Men At Midnight
Government press reports allege a long running campaign by a five company tobacco trust with foreign ties manipulating markets. A New York suit claims an arrangement with foreign trusts dominated global tobacco, while a lower court called the U S tobacco combine a restraint of trade. Proceedings cover years of evidence with attention to the United Clynnr Co as retail outlet and international partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Hothoe Aapente
Trust
Cigarette Companien
Americcas
United Char Bieres Co
United Clynr Co
Ole
Convypanion
Pres Nito
United States
Tomer Gorinelin
Tude
General Cottnine
Ealinond
Kamae
Jing
Coynery
Wnat
Aram
Ani
Manthe
Mir
Rogers
Onlee
Orawa
Kearney’s Gap
Regere
Lbom
Onnwa
Kearnes Gap
Mra
Jettene
Jettern
Jettern, Hoosevelt's Mivenon Tester, Berkley
Oality
Rowsevelt
California
Beverly Hodgehead
Rewmevelt
J. Bite Witton
Campilan
Mre
Klinor Carlinle
Fed
Eration
Mouteralate
Mire J. Hime
Fortier
Fo Federation
Olube
Hiteremie
Cortrol
Conararr
Morgan
Enor
Kuhnloeh & Paterol
Margeau
Cote
Vontrabar
Bovtiabie
Wien
Laren
Nile
CAPITAL AND LABOR DISAGREE OVER FUND AND AWARD
A chaotic report outlines a battle between employers and labor over a proposed compulsory fund and compensation act. It notes increased paper and waste sale by a state printer using modern methods, cites political influence from Columbus and Toledo Republicans, and references reform bills in the General Assembly. The piece frames tension between business interests and labor while naming specific figures and factions in Ohio politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colymbun O. Marek
Bevernie
New York
Iber
Henin
Troan
Ayn Amaire
Crawford Hay
Crawford
Abn Grame
Unier
Mark Bitter
Dunsing Ritter
Crawfard
Hiv
Alt Ar
Beimonrille
Fragmented OCR recounts a heated political scene and safety fears
A garbled OCR text depicts a chaotic political backdrop with references to rebels, federal forces, and election pressure. It mentions factions and safety concerns for participants, potential legal actions, and debates over constitutional reform and party control, all framed against a volatile legislative context.
Out the Small Banks and Consolidating Under One Control
The article discusses U S government efforts to tighten monetary policy, centralize financial oversight, and curb influence feared from private banking interests. It cites figures like Wickert Wilt Ho and Adnan Hen Ewing, mentions the Federal Reserve and central banking actions, and references legislation and public finance debates shaping national economic control. The piece portrays tension between government authority and private banks in setting monetary policy and supervising banking activities.
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Diaz
San Antonio
Citehumhua City
Ding
Chihawhau
Dion
Plana
Dinx
Francesco J. Madero, Jr
Dradilo Merngades
Francesco Madero Jr
Chichatin
Gustavo Rays
Tneorreet
Gustavo Madero
Dravito Hernandes
Francesco Madero, Jr
Chikauhan
San Carlos
Federaix
Marcos Hernandes
Catte
Lorenzo Gonxeles
Trevino
United Pron Wire
American Tobacco Company
Waldos
Government
The
United Pree
Ameriith Todaro Fa
CPM Puie
Timans
Pruitt
Nantes
Piper
Elitr
Wiana
Stogien
Tobias
Cuba
Porto Rica
Erment
Supreme Court
Way
J. 1
Mosteynolde
Denver
Colo
Mann
Mia
Court Paetie
Hir Grande
David H. Mof- Hhl
Woda
Herries
GOV. Harmon
Capital and
Rebels Center
Cmighhia
Ely
Fedurale
Bator
Hekerboy
Cohen
Cde
Nevis
Tients
Ramage
Auuchon
Ike
Winrar
Imerican Rebelsharpshooter
Wickert
Adnan
Ewing
Centrol
Murney
Wickershampe
Congress
Jamea M
Henee
Hove
Heweria Conyboth
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