Peace in Mexico predicted within ten days by Madero
Francisco I. Madero Sr. arrived in San Antonio and said peace in Mexico was assured within about ten days. He noted reshaping the vice presidency, possible resignation of Corral, and De La Barra possibly becoming de facto president with an election to follow. He indicated Limantour as a likely Finance Minister candidate.
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San Antonio
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Senor Madero
Senor Corral
Corral
Senor de la Barra
Diaz
de la Barra
Limantour
Gustavo Madero
Alfonso Madero
Maderos
Revolt Ends with Massacre at Guazaparas
Mail from Alamos Sonora reports revolutionists led by Loya killed all federal officials in Guazaparas Chihuahua after taking the town. Victims were jailed and shot. a telegraph operator escaped, crawled out after twelve hours and walked forty miles to Chipas.
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el Paso
Alamos
Sonora
Loya
Guazaparas
Chihuahua
Chipas
Madero Decrees Seven-State Insurgency Structure
The decree by Francis J. Madero outlines dividing Mexico into seven state groups with insurrectos in each group and promises pensions to widows and children. Madero is named supreme head of the insurgent army and seeks to end guerrilla warfare to gain foreign recognition. Dispatches report General Robago with federal troops reaching Chihuahua City to quell uprisings and repair rail damage. An American execution is noted in Mexicali with ongoing conflict.
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Insurrectos
Francis J. Madero
Republic of Mexico
OO Eenete
A Ae
Madero
Chihuahua City
Robago
Juarez
Mexican National Railroad
Riley Recital at Academy March 31
Tickets for the Riley Recital at the Academy of Idaho are on sale at Cook's Drug Store. Judge J D Flenner of Boise will perform readings of James Whitcomb Riley poetry under Century Literary Society auspices in the Academy assembly hall Friday evening March 31 at 8 30. Flenner praised by H A Adrian Santa Barbara and ex governor Morrison for his Riley interpretation. Limited seats, no reservations.
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Riley
Judge Enner
Boise
Century Literary Society
Academy of Idaho
Academy Assembly Hall
Judge Flenner
United States
H. A. Adrian
Institute and Chautauqua
Santa Barbara
Cal
James Whitcomb Riley
John T. Morrison
J. D. Flenner
Cook’s Drug Store
Rebel from the Alamo reaches Mexico with startling report
A rebel from the Alamo in the fight on the 22nd arrived in Mexico today carrying startling information about Simon Berthaold and events surrounding the confrontation.
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Alamo
Mexicali
Simon Berthaold
John Brown Convicted in First Degree Burglary Case
A jury found John Brown guilty of breaking into the Kleeman Hall Hardware store in a first degree burglary trial. County Attorney Ferguson led the prosecution and John Hopson defended. Twenty one jurors were examined with several challenges. alibi witness Reuben Brown testified for the defense. Also noted, peanut vender Mike Alvaro pled guilty to bootlegging locally and was fined 500 dollars. Continuances and a decree in other cases were ordered.
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John Brown
Kleeman-Hall
Ferguson
John Hopson
Talesmen
Jacob Thomas
David Seddon
W. T. Moriéy
Hyrum Spillman
J. 8. Whittaker
Robert Criswell
Ben T. Rowe
C. M. Bell
J. W. Hawkes
Thomas Hall
al Kleeman
D. T. Quigley
Carl Standley
Budge
Alvaro
J. E. Lau
H. E. Newman
William Winschell
George I H. Ludwig
John Ellis
E. C. Poynter
Pappoose Mining Company
W. O. Creer
Morris to Fight Schreck in 15 Rounds at Sapulpa
Carl Morris of Sapulpa prepares for a 15 round bout against Mike Schreck of Cincinnati this afternoon. Attendance was expected around twelve thousand, with Morris viewed as the logical white challenger to Jack Johnson if he wins. Schreck money was not on hand.
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Sapulpa
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Morris
Jack Johnson
Schreck
King's Daughters and Sons State Convention Opens in Fort Wayne
Delegates from across Indiana arrive for the annual King's Daughters and Sons convention. Sessions begin tonight at Wayne Street M E Church in Fort Wayne with many participants attending from various counties.
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King's Daughters and Sons
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Indiana
King’s Daughters and Sons
Wayne Street
M. E
Rebels Defeated Near Ares Northwest of Hermosillo
Government reports say rebels suffered seventy killed and more than one hundred wounded in a battle near Ares Sonora lasting from morning until evening with two hundred rebels surrounded at Hacienda San Rafael. General Juan Cabral led nine hundred rebels while federals under General Ogda and Baron Chiapa attacked from three sides.
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Cananea
Ares
Hermosillo
Sonora
Hacienda
San Rafael
Juan Cabral
Ogda
Chiapa
Cabral
Life Imprisonment for Negro Tom Haines in Idaho
Tom Haines, a Black man, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in a jealous killing of Sadie White at the Academy of Idaho. Judge Alfred Budge accepted the plea after questioning. Haines admitted seeking leniency and risk of hanging influenced the change. Sentencing set for tomorrow at 10 o clock alongside other offenders from the term.
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Negress
Budge
Idaho
Sixth Judicial District
Alfred Budge
Tom Haines
Sadie White
H. V. A. Ferguson
Haines
W. H. Witty
Colonel Ferguson
Sid Larkin
Blackfoot
Jack Sullivan
Robert Jackson
McCammon
Academy of Idaho
Liberty
Judge Budge
Fred Smith
Frank Miner
George Sanderson
Tom Logant
Harry Quincey
W.S. Hopson
Jacek Donnelly
Jacimo Bruno
Harry Wambolt
John Brown
Henry Matthews
Williams A. Jones Opens Campaign for Virginia Senate Seat
Richmond Va March 28 William A Jones representative from the First Virginia district will formally launch his bid for the senatorial nomination against Senator Thomas S Martin. His first speech will be in Norfolk where strong support is reported for his candidacy.
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Sen. Martin
Richmond
William A. Jones
Congress
Virginia
Thomas
Martin
Norfolk
Noted Actor Sidney Brough Dies in London
London reports the death of actor Sidney Brough born 1868 from a family of actors. He passed away March 28 in the city.
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London
Sidney Brough
May Wheat Closes Higher in Chicago Trade
Chicago wheat prices rose as May futures settled at 8754 cents, with traders noting modest gains on the session. Market activity shows renewed demand and cautious optimism amid weather and export chatter.
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Chicago
Power City to Rockland Rail Line Promoter Reports Progress
A. Z. Watson, promoter of the American Falls Rockland electric railroad, left for Chicago for financing talks and expects to return around the 10th. Construction may start soon as $50,000 of stock remains to be sold out of the $100,000 goal, with $43,000 to $44,000 already subscribed. The road would aid local farmers by shortening haul distances and boosting markets.
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American Falls
A. Z. Watson
American Falls-Rockland
Chicago
Rockland
Watson
Actress Edna Goodrich-Goodwin Divorced From Nat C Goodwin
An interlocutory decree of divorce was signed by Judge Giegerich in New York on March 28 granting Edna Goodrich-Goodwin permission to remarry while Nat C Goodwin was denied that permission during the lifetime of his former wife.
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New York
Edna Goodrich-Goodwin
Nat C. Goodwin
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Miss Goodrich
Mr. Goodwin
Illinois Swedish Lutheran conference opens in Galesburg
The Illinois conference of the Swedish Lutheran church began its annual meeting in Galesburg Ill with a large turnout of delegates and visitors. Much business is to be trans acted and sessions likely to run through Monday.
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Galesburg
Ill
Illinois Conference of the Swedish Lutheran Church
Judge Dietrich to Sit in Helena
Helena March 28 Judge Carl Rasch is disqualified from trial cases to be heard before Judge F B Dietrich of Idaho at Helena on April 17. Rasch will begin sessions in Boise April 10. On April 3 he will call the calendar and set hearings for cases where he is disqualified.
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Helena
Carl Rasch
F. 8. Dietrich
Idaho
Rasch
Dietrich
Boise
Defrauding Alleged in Federal Court Trial
In Concord New Hampshire on March 28 the United States indicted the Oxford Gold Mining Company and the Portland Fertilizer Company. Both are charged with using the mails with intent to defraud.
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Concord
N. H
United States
Oxford Gold Mining Company
Portland Fertilizer Company
Half Rate on Rock for Sandy Road Opened for Government Permit
Ross Fork road commission plans six miles of macadamized sand road across Fort Hall reservation between Blackfoot and Ross Fork. State Engineer Robinson of Moscow and commissioners Congdon and Jones seek Indian Office permission and secure $20,000 in state bonds to fund work. A temporary spur may be built to convey rock, with work expected before the summer auto tour season.
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Ross Fork
E. W. Estip
Fort Hall
Indian Office
Congdon
Intermountain Good Roads Association
Pocatello
Idaho
Ross Fork Road
South Carolina Sunday School Convention Opens in Spartanburg
The thirty fourth annual convention of the South Carolina Sunday School Association convenes in Spartanburg for a three day session with delegates from across the state. Featured speakers include former Governor Ansel of South Carolina P Lehreve Durham of Chicago and Mrs Mary Foster Bryner of the international Sunday school association.
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Spartanburg
8. C
South Carolina Sunday School Association
Association
Ansel
South Carolina
P. Lehreve Durham
Chicago
Mary Foster Bryner
International Sunday School Association
First pennant race starts for Pacific Coast league 1911
San Francisco March 28 opening day for the Pacific Coast league marks a hoped for prosperous season. Portland travels to Los Angeles Oakland meets Sacramento and Vernon plays San Francisco in a 206 game slate running through October 22.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Portland
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
Vernon
San
Fixing the Blame for Fire Horror in New York
Officials probe the Saturday factory fire that killed 142 in New York City. City and county investigators sift testimony to locate responsibility and study fire laws for new prevention measures. Twenty bodies remain unidentifiable in the morgue amid ongoing examinations.
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New York
German Colonel Shot By Albanian Soldier in Constantinople
In Constantinople on March 28 Colonel Von Schlichting, a German instructor in the Turkish army, was shot on the parade ground by an Albanian soldier who had been reprimanded for slackness. The assassin was immediately chained.
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Constantinople
von Schlichting
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