Rebels in Bad Shape Brace for Mexican Front
Juarez reports the insurgent army led by Maderos is marching north with Cuellar left at Casas Grandes and Rubago south of the Mexican National railroad near Mondezuma. Juarez fears artillery loss and defences under 500 as 100 insurgents and 24 federals died in recent combats.
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Juarez
Revolutionary Army
el Paso
Maderos
Cuellar
Casas Grandes
Rubago
Montezuma
Col. M. Tamborel
Twin Falls to Exhibit Twin Falls Tract at National Land Shows
The Twin Falls Commercial club plans a nationwide publicity campaign for a fall exhibit of the Twin Falls tract. The display will tour Boise Omaha Pittsburg New York Boston Chicago and return, with glass jars of fruits and vegetables and portable cases. Farmers are urged to plant crops with exhibition in mind for the county fair and future shows.
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Twin Falls
Omaha
Pittsburg
Southern Idaho Weather Forecast Summary
Fair tonight with cooler temperatures. Low around 26 degrees. Yesterday's high near 45 degrees. Clear skies expected across the region tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Adams Express wagon attempt sparks violence on Madison Avenue
New York report describes an early morning attempt by Adams Express to operate wagons from a stable at 68th Street. Fifteen wagons and drivers moved to the Madison Avenue depot. A ensuing fight left wagon guards severely injured by brick strikes.
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New York
Adams Express Company
68Th Street
Madison Avenue
Fraudulent Use of Mails linked to Maybray steerers tried
Eleven men known as steerers for John C Maybray, indicted two years ago for fraudulent use of the mails, were brought to trial in Council Bluffs today. Maybray, jailed at Leavenworth for a similar crime, used fake sporting events to defraud. Several defendants pleaded nolle contendre and were given light sentences. Indications point to more light sentences for those facing Judge McPherson.
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Council Bluffs
United States
John C. Maybray
Leavenworth
Kansas
United States District Court
Maybray
Nolle Contendre
McPherson
Murderer Napper Byrum to Hang After Court Upholds Death Verdict
Nashville reports Napper Byrum, a white man, is to be executed tomorrow for the murder of his wife in Wilson county. The state supreme court affirmed the death penalty originally imposed by the trial court.
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Nashville
Tenn
Napper Byrum
Wilson County
Byrum
State Supreme Court
Methodist Conference Opens Final Session in Ocean City
Ocean City New Jersey March 14. Leading hotels fill with prominent Methodist ministers and laymen for the final session of the New Jersey Methodist conference. Bishop Hamilton will preside and the meeting is expected to continue for a week or longer.
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Ocean City
N. J
New Jersey
Hamilton
City Planners Meet in Philadelphia Conference
Philadelphia hosts the third annual meeting of the national conference of City Planners from March 14, with many experts attending. The three day session will discuss a wide range of municipal problems.
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Philadelphia
National Conference of City Planners
Illinois Ice Dealers meet in Rock Island convention
The Illinois Ice Dealers association held its annual meeting in Rock Island with members from Chicago Springfield Peoria Rockford and other cities statewide in attendance today.
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Rock Island
Ill
Illinois Ice Dealers’ Association
Chicago
Springfield
Peoria
Rockford
Pocatello School Board Adopts Lab Supplies and Towels Plan
The Pocatello School District board meets to authorize laboratory supplies worth 33.38 and disinfectants, study a paper towel experiment to cut costs, and purchase two Singer sewing machines for domestic science. They also set commencement invitations, finance several bond repayments, and review a detailed fund balance and receipts for March 1911.
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Edward M. Hulme
State University
Paris
London
Hulme
Singer
EN Eles
Ces Bagadien
Pesaes Ois
Doig Fu Fo
Sioed Pe
PME Pe Siceseetones
First National Bank
Farmers & Traders Bk
Meen
Sive Petcers
Gane Tures
Cicconnens
New Board Leaders Re elected Asylum Change Approved
A. B. Moss was re elected chairman of the Idaho Insane Asylum board in Grove City after a special session called on Governor Hawley’s suggestion. Dr. F. H. Poole of Idaho Falls was appointed superintendent to begin tomorrow, with Dr. Hoover remaining on salary through April 15 to aid the transition. Ed Cruikshanck was named secretary.
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A. B. Moss
Payette
Idaho Insane Asylum
Blackfoot
Hawley
Moss
Poole
Interstate Y M C A Convention Opens in Washington
Representatives from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia met in Washington for the annual interstate Y M C A convention. The three day session features speakers Dr E A Steiner Chen T Wang Dr C Barbour Selden P Spencer and Willet M Hays assistant secretary of agriculture.
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Washington, D. C
Young Men’s Christian Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
E. A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Chen T. Wang
China
C. \. Barbour
New York
Selden P. Spencer
St. Louis
Willet M. Hays
Department of Agriculture
Hearing on Pennsylvania equal suffrage amendment
Delegations from Pennsylvania women’s suffrage groups spoke before the judiciary committee seeking a constitutional amendment granting women equal suffrage. It marked the first hearing ever granted by the Pennsylvania legislature to equal suffrage advocates.
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Harrisburg
Judiciary Committee
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt to Open Roosevelt Irrigation Project Visit El Paso
Theodore Roosevelt will arrive in El Paso at 7:30 a m tomorrow en route to formally open the Roosevelt irrigation project in the Salt River Valley Arizona. He will have breakfast drive by automobile and deliver a speech before leaving at 9 45 a m for Albuquerque to meet Rough Riders friends.
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el Paso
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Theodore Roosevelt
Albuquerque
Missouri Pacific elects new directors at St Louis meeting
Missouri Pacific Railway stockholders convened in St Louis to elect directors. George J Gould will retire from active management while Kuhn Loeb allies supported a slate including Frederick Gates Cornelius Vanderbilt and others. Four new directors E B Pryor S F Pryor Charles T Clarke and R Lancaster Williams were chosen.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
George J. Gould
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Frederick T. Gates
Cornelius Vanderbilt
T. T. Jeffery
Edgar L. Marston
Paul M. Warburg
Edwin Gould
E. D. Adams
BE. B. Pryor
8. F. Pryor
C. S. Clark
R. Lancaster Williams
Mr. Williams
Company
E. B. Pryor
The
Wabash
S. F. Pryor
Missouri Pacific
Charles T. Clarke
Road
Clarke
Mrs Mary Hopkins Tea Party Honor Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Wm Crookston hosted a tea yesterday at 524 North Main Street for Mrs Mary BE Hopkins who has been blind for over a year. About thirty guests attended including Mesdames Bailey Bunce Crookston Crawford Clark Dean Dalton Edgley Edwards Green Gladwin Golding Hopkins Pond Sorgatz Spillman Tout Walton Williams Watson Mises Green and May Pond. A gold bracelet and kimono were given to the guest of honor. Lars K Larsen visited, while Roswell and Orville Hopkins and others shared a men’s luncheon.
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Wm. Crookston
North Main Street
Mary BE. Hopkins
Messdames Bailey
Bunce
Crookston
Crawford
Sarah
Ida Clark
Dean
Dalton
Edgley
Edwards
Green
Gladwin
Golding
Mary
Mildred Hopkins
Harrison
Hawkins
Henderson
Hansen
Jacobsen
Kay
Luce
Olive
Allie
Louie Pond
Pierpont
Smith
Sorgatz
Spillman
Tout
Walton
Williams
Watson
Mises Margaret
Genevive Green
May Pond
Mary Hopkins
Lars K. Larsen
Messrs
Roswell
Orville Hopkins
Harrison and Pond
Pioneer Law Makers Reunion Opens in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa March 14 The thirteenth annual reunion of the Pioneer Law Makers association of Iowa began at the historical building in Des Moines today and will run through tomorrow. Membership is limited to members of the general assembly of town who served prior to 1891.
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Des Moines
Pioneer Lawmakers’ Association of Towa
General Assembly
Chicago Wheat Prices Reported for May Contract
Chicago wheat for May closed at 91 cents. This brief market note records the price movement on the Chicago Board of Trade as of March 14.
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Chicago
No Cause for Alarm Taft May Abandon Joint Maneuvers
Washington report says troops concentrate in San Antonio San Diego and Galveston with no plan to boost border patrols. Moves may be halted to reduce international tensions as President Taft weighs ending joint army and navy maneuvers.
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Taft
Washington
San Antonio
San Diego
Calif
Galveston
Texas
War Department
Mexico
Central America
Mexican
Palm Beach Power Boat Regatta Opens With 18 Boats
The seventh annual Palm Beach regatta began on Lake Worth with eighteen top speed boats entered. Races run over four days under the Palm Beach Power Boat Association banner promising a record event.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach Power Boat Association
Lake Worth
Deadlock to be settled in New York senatorial talks
Governor Dix said progress was made after an executive session with Mayor Gaynor and Charles F. Murphy and that he hopes to announce interesting information later in the week regarding the New York senatorial deadlock.
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Albany
Gaynor
Charles F. Murphy
Dix
Irrigation Congress Meet in Chicago
Chicago officials and business leaders pledge support to the national Irrigation Congress board of control for the coming year and the nineteenth annual development session to be held December 5 to 9. Edmund T. Perkins notes 1909 1910 U S Reclamation Service expenditures totaling about 1 million dollars with Chicago as a中心, and President Taft will attend the December gathering as a guest of the organization.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago Board of Control
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
Development Organization
Edmund T. Perkins
Board of Control
Association of Commerce
George M. Spangler, Jr
Convention Bureau
Perkins
United States Department of the Interior
United States Reclamation Service
Reclamation Service
Association of Commerce Committee
Taft
El Paso Readies for Roosevelt Visit
El Paso, Texas, March 14, preparations are complete for ex President Roosevelt’s visit tomorrow. Col Roosevelt will stay three hours in the forenoon, arriving at 7 a.m. and departing at 10 a.m. for Albuquerque. A public address is expected during the stop.
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el Paso
Texas
Roosevelt
Col
Albuequerque
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