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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1911

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Peace Lost as Mexico Plans Vigorous War Effort

May 10 report says the Mexican government abandons hope for peace and orders all northern troops to attack Madero's forces. Reinforcements rush to Rabaro, Juarez could fall, and Cuernavaca and Mexico City fears grow as rebels threaten Durango Tuxpan Torreon.

Mexico City Navarro Juarez Rabaro War Department Madero Figuer- Tos Guerrero Morelos Cuernavaca National Chamber of Commerce Durango Tuxpan Torreon Duranxo

Gore of Oklahoma Introduced Resolution for Philippine Independence

Oklahoma figure Gore introduced a resolution calling for the independence of the Philippines. The action sought recognition of self rule amid colonial context during the era described.

Philippines

Inquires for Husband Deepens Furor at Poole Farm

Mrs. Charles Clark of New York says her husband Charles Clark, once employed by John W Poole the farmer jailed for killing his farm hands, has not been heard from since. Authorities still suspect Poole killed two other farm hands and burned them on his farm, supported by a letter and photograph.

Fowler Ind Charles Clark New York City John W. Poole Joseph Kemper Clark Poole Poole Farm Kemper

Transcontinental line sparks growth and bankruptcy news

The Canadian Northern plans a new transcontinental span across the dominion. Jarmison Bros. & Co. of Philadelphia file a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Taft to visit Newark for St. John's lodge 150th anniversary. Royal tensions between Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary reportedly eased. Anacleto Palabay to be sent home from a Washington pest house. Explosion at Stanley rule and level works in New Britain injures several. three killed in a Milwaukee resort fight. Queen schooner logs confirmed in Gulf of Mexico with five crew during eight day storm. Oklahoma Indian land tracts worth 2000 offered for sale May 15 to 22. Alva Bruner dies after Pike's Peak incident with stab wound and acid traces.

Jarmison Bros. & Co Philadelphia Taft Newark N. J St. John’s Lodge of Masons Anacleto Palabay Washington Philippines Stanley Rule and Level Works New Britain Conn Milwaukee Jacob Unger Gulf of Mexico Guilt Refining Company Gulf Oklahoma Alva Bruner Pike’s Peak

Weather Forecast for Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin

Indiana and Illinois showery southern areas with northern showers today. Unsettled and cooler tomorrow with moderate to brisk winds. Wisconsin reports showers today, unsettled and cooler tomorrow with southeast winds.

Indiana Ilinois Tair Wisconsin

Renew Efforts to Take Juarez

General Navarro commands federals in Juarez while rebels under Francisco Madero Jr press a dawn assault. Americans are among the casualties with multiple killed and wounded as the battle lines shift near the Rio Grande.

el Paso Tex Juarez Francisco Madero, Jr Navarro Rio Grande American Legion Insurrecto Stanton Street Bridge Villareal Ojinaga Rabago Madero Josefa Garcia United States Cabajal

Market quotations report for Chicaro and East Buffalo live stock

Quotations for Chicaro on May 9 show cattle receipts 8400 with prime steer prices from 4.30 to 4.75 and beef cows 4.55 to 5.65, plus lambs 6.25 to 6.50 and sheep wethers 4.60 to 4.85. Live poultry prices per pound include turkeys 14c and chickens 13c. East Buffalo N Y on May 9 lists cattle receipts two cars with steady market, hogs 6.40 to 6.70, sheep with clipped lambs 5.90 to 6.00, yearlings 4.50 to 4.75, wethers 4.25 to 4.50, ewes 3.75 to 4.00, calves 4.00 to 6.75.

East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission

Prohibition Force Promised as Militia May Be Used

Topeka Kansas May 10 Governor Stubbs vows to call out the militia if needed to enforce the prohibitory law. He declares bootleggers will be driven out and kept out as the new law takes effect next week. Five special agents have been gathering evidence for two months. Ottawa Ontario May 10 Taft speech at publishers dinner inspires conservative opponents of reciprocity.

Topeka Kan W. K. Stubbs Kansas State Temperance Union Rosa Stulitis Ottawa Ont Taft American + paper Publishers’ Association New York

Big Four Employee Killed in Wabash Tragedy

Wabash Indiana May 10 Michael O'Brien an employee of the Big fell beneath a freight train and his head was severed in the accident.

Big Four Wabash Ind Michael O'Brien The Big

Dietz Begins His Defense and Requests Jury Dismissal

In Hayward Wisconsin on May 10 1925 John Dietz his wife and son Leslie open their murder trial for Oscar Harp deputy sheriff. Dietz asks to discharge the defendants and move to bar the jurors claiming they could be persecuted by the lumber trust if verdict favors the defense. The judge denies both motions and the defense calls witness Michael Haverty a nearby settler.

Hayward Wis John Dietz Leslie Oscar Harp Reid Dietz Lumber Trust Michael Haverty

Kenaldo Jones Nominated for President Pro Tem in Senate

Senator Gallinger nominates Kenaldo Jones for President Pro Tempore of the Senate with Republican backing. The nomination signals party support as the chamber prepares for leadership decisions.

The Senate Washington J. H W. Gallinger New Hampshire William P. Frye Maine

Mayors clash with Barreco City council over meetings

The Barreco City mayor Kila Wilson refuses to attend a meeting after calling one for next Monday night. Five council members plan to ignore the call as they enact a regular meeting schedule on the first Monday of each month. The dispute may go to court. A separate note from Washington discusses Philippine islands sovereignty and a joint resolution by Senator Gere aimed at ceded sovereignty in a timely move.

Tlunnewell Kan In- Barreco Irs Kila Wilson Couneil PRI Philippine Dalands Gere Oklahon United States

Man in fury kills family and himself near Luther

In Michigan near Luther farmer Cagey Van Lieren shot his wife and two children after a quarrel and then killed himself. He had been separated from his wife for five weeks. A note directed all to be buried in one family grave. In New York a separate item notes a Polo Grounds stand costing $100000 expanding seating to 60000.

Cadillac, Mich Cagey van Lieren Luther van Lieren Thelma Lloyd Luther School Wotsin

King George Attends Newmarket Races in London

King George visited the Newmarket race track in London and received a great ovation. It marked his first attendance at a race meeting since ascending the throne a little over a year ago.

King George London Newmarket Majesty

McNamara rented stable for dynamite storage case

Gerald Jones testified that John J. McNamara rented a table in a stable to store old papers and dynamite, with a man carrying a suitcase on each visit. Jones said he did not know dynamite was stored there until detectives found it. He described the accompanying men but could not recall visit dates.

Indianancle Gerald Jones John J. McNamara Burne Fent Dvnanite Tron Worksers Organization McNamara Jones

McNamara Denied Bail in Dynamite Case

John J. McNamara's bail request on dynamiting charges was denied by Superior Judge Bordwell without prejudice and with leave to renew. Mrs. Inez C. Decker, representing Los Angeles working women, invited McNamara's mother to visit the city. the reply says she cannot pay her own way and must rely on the inviting group for fare and expenses.

Ten Angeles Cal John J. McNamara Bordwell Inez C. Decker Los Angeles J. J. McNamara Thi City

Five Lost at Sea off Gulf Coast Ship Queen Found Upside Down

Confirmation reached here that the schooner Queen of Cull Reining Co. sank in the gulf storm eight days ago with five crew members missing. Fishermen near Panama City report the vessel found upside down on shoals off St. Josephs Bay while bound from Panama City.

Tampa Fla Cull Reining Company Gulf Panama City St. Joseph's Bay

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