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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1912

Page

8

Battle near Cuernavaca pits Madero against Zapata forces

A large engagement near Cuernavaca involved Gen Robles attacking Zapatistas entrenched around Santa Maria with heavy artillery. Reports indicate rebels were driven from the town and two posts, as government forces under Col Emilio Madero, brother of the president, repelled multiple rebel attempts and left fifty seven rebels dead. The clash follows intensified fighting and wire disruptions between Mexico City and Torreón.

San Pedro Emilio Madero Zapata Mexico City Cuernavaca Robles Zapatistas Bie Santa Maria Torreon Madero Pha Emelio Madero Kaven Leliex Here

Punish Steel Men for Destruction of Documentary Evidence

Federal grand jury in New York began preliminary proceedings to punish those involved in destroying documents intended for use in the equity suit over the American Steel and Wire Company. The destroyed papers, created in Worcester, were surrendered by the district attorney to the company’s solicitor under an agreement they be preserved and returned.

New York United States Trenton N. J Federal Grand Jury Worcester Mass American Btuel and Wire Company China Wire Pools Flenty A. Whee Chattan McVeagh American Steel and Wire Company Governmnt

Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Roundup

Death notices and funeral dates for Henrietta Block Aloysius J Heard Margaret Horan Margare King Matthe ws Corcoran Elizabeth Nottingham Elizabeth Smith Margaret Semmelbauer and Ellen Wilson listed with addresses in Washington and nearby areas. Services set for February 2 7 9 29 and 31 with private interments or church ceremonies at St Stephens Immaculate Conception Mount Olivet and Second Baptist.

Henrietta Marcus Block Julius G Madorea Black Gandore Block Baltimore Aloysius J Mary A. Heard Enoch Andrew Mary Elizabeth Fleard St. Stephen’s Church Atrest Panneyivannia Avenue Holyrood Horan Realdance Margaret Horan Nea Grinder James FP. Horan Tusmlay St. Matthew's Chapel King Margare Patrick Margaret King Kirth Street Immaculate Conception Church Mount Olivet Cemetery Matthews Thirtieth Street Dmily Corcoran Charles M. Matthews Nottingham Elizabeth Willam Nottingham Second Baptist Church Fourth Street Vir Avene Privat Bemmelbauer Sam Twenty-second Street Margaret A Margaret F William B. Semmelbayer Elizabeth T. Smithe Cherris Fether Levy Wilson Ellen Fredericksburg

Taft cites Roosevelt as not seeking nomination headlined

The article notes President Taft rejects rumors of an underground Roosevelt bid and insists he believes Roosevelt is not pursuing a nomination. It recounts past ties, mutual aid, and mutual respect between Taft and Roosevelt, with Taft reaffirming his original November 1904 stance on a single term and not seeking reelection.

Col Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Taft Hiram Johanon California Col. Roosevelt Gifford’ Pinchot Clorept Washington New York Wiliam Howard Taft Roost Mms Patt Elmo Root Mr. Taft Mr. Root Col. Boone Mr. Roosevelt Cal. Roosevelt Lmn Ation White House William B. McKinley National ‘Taft Bureau Gov Wilson Oklahoma Underwood

Pearls of Mrs Leeds Spark Media Storm in 1900s Suit

The Supreme Court denied the government a 110000 duty increase on Mrs William B Leeds pearl necklace valued at 365000. The case split duties by whether stones were strung or set, igniting a long public feud involving Mrs Leeds and her millionaire husband.

Willla Mia. Leeds Paria Mira Leeds William Bateman Leeds Jeavette Goar Millonaire Leeda Firet Be Andy Indiana Leeda Joya Nara. Leeds No Leeda No Palm Beach Kean Leedses New York Newport MagLeeds Heck Island Railroad Broad Paris Ritz Europe George

Licensed to Marry in Rush of Names and Places

A fragmented list of marriages and couples across multiple towns and states includes Allen Morey and Nona Thixto of Richmond, Foster Richardson and Mamte Richardson of Washington, Lewin Maxwall and Fanole Sith of Richmond, and many others with ages and residences tangled in a dense OCR readout. The item reads as a social notices collection rather than a single wedding story.

Washington Alliam KE. Laders Marcellus Molten Lucy Tooley James F. Willer Baik Ryan Hatedie Motors Dogo George P. Wasnington Susie A. Juniper Yorenh We S. Walsh Rayah B. Dynon Damen R Darasa Leonardtown Wichite Kaok Banjara Meld Frioven R. Shabir Charles C. Geduiaig Katherine M. Hells Fon J. Betrwarts Lone la Frotte William HR. Southall Truddie E. Spence St. Amd Viralnia Jackson

Ten North Carolina nominations withdrawn by the President

President withdrew ten nominations including two customs collectors and eight postmasters in North Carolina. The move fuels talk of North Carolina political divisions and may affect the state convention for selecting delegates to the Republican national convention. Names listed include John Biddle Pamlico and Christopher Tones Beaufort collectors and postmasters Burrows Ashboro Mace Beaufort Marshall Mount Airy Joyce Reidaville Saunders Roanoke Rapids Cameron Rockingham Whitt Roxboro Whitt Pickard West Durham.

Customs North Carolina Yeaterday Senate John Moorhead National Burrows Ashboro Raleigh Menora Moorhead Duncan Taft Roosevelt John Biddle Pamlico Christopher Tones Sof Beaufort John M. Burrows Willam Mace Samuel E. Marshall Mount Airy John R. Joyce Reldaville Wiliam B. Saunders Roanoke Rapti Estelie Cameron Rockingham Henry J. Whitt Roxboro L. E. Pickard Weat Durham

Debates over Republican unity split taft roosevelt in 1912

Former Senator William H Chandler of New Hampshire argues both Taft and Roosevelt should decline candidacy to unite the party. He says the Republican split guarantees defeat and that he prefers La Follette but would back Hughes Cummins Johnson or Taft’s allies if needed.

Concord N. H Taft Roosevelt United States William H. Chandler New Hampshire Senator la Follette Charles E. Hughes Albert 3

Harmon 10 Address Solone. Underwood Declines Invitation

Maryland Senator Campbell reported Gov Harmon and Rep Oscar Underwood replied to invitations to address the Maryland legislature. Harmon accepts and prefers March 7 but can do March 6 if needed. Underwood declines due to congressional duties, noting one prior exception to speak in Philadelphia on Washingtons Birthday.

Underwood Maryland Washington Post Annapolis Campbell Judsin Harmon Oscar W. Underwood Harmon Virginia Philadelphia Washington

Club to Boon Martin for Presidential Nomination

The Thomas Brasies Martin Club formed in Danville Virginia to boost Virginia Senator Martin for the presidential nomination. It carries about 10 members and named T Spencer as president, Thomas F Williams from Lunenburg county as vice president, W P Miller of Lynchburg as second vice president, and Charles A Osborne of Keysville as secretary. Resolutions endorsed the senator.

Danville Thomas Brasies Martin Virginia Chatham Baltimore T. Spencer Pre Dent Thomas F. Willams Lamenburg County W.P. Miller Lynchburg Charlies A. Osborne Keysville

Virginia Republicans split with rival conventions in Richmond

In the Third district, Republican factions held separate South Richmond conventions. The anti Cabell group led by Brady Meyenheimer and Treat chose Joseph H. Brady and W. R. Vawter as delegates to Chicago and named B. Jones as elector, while the Cabell Moors Allen faction backed Taft supporters and named C. J. Harrison and J. W. Seradut as Chicago delegates. A call for eliminating black voters was raised by George Q. Hanson.

Washington Richmond Third District Brady, Meyenheimer Treat Joseph H. Brady W. R Vawter Henrico County Chicago B. Jones Ashland George Q. “Hanson Brady Wea Ing Ktown Cabst-Moors‘Allen Taft C. J. Harrison New Kent County J.W. Seradut

Democrats organize in Nebraska for Harmon in 1908

At Fremont Nebraska Democrats formed a state organization to back Gov. Harmon of Ohio for the presidential nomination. Bernard Reander of Red Cloud was elected president and Citta Gruenther of Columbus was named secretary. In Des Moines Iowa Senator Proudfoot announced his bid for the Republican nomination for governor and pledged support for President Taft.

Ohio Fremont Nebr Nebraska Gov Harmon Bernard “ReAnenr Red Cloud Citta Gruenther Columbus Des Moines Lowa En. 1 Stte Sinator A. V. Proudfoot Indimola Repubican Taftis

Roosevelt Backed by California Governors in Reform Fight

California Governor Hiram Johnson publicly backs Theodore Roosevelt for the Republican nomination. Johnson says progressives favor La Follette but Roosevelt leads for now, urging the people to choose Roosevelt over the La Follette option. Fresno and San Antonio dispatches note Rowell and Cocks shifting toward Roosevelt amid Texas and California party maneuvers.

New York Hiram Johson California Senator la Follette Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt la Follette Gov. Johnson Republican Party Roomavelt Joinean Fresno Cal Chester H. Rowell la Follette League of California Theodory’ Roosevelt San Francisco Rowell Howell la Follette League Texas San Antonio William ©. Cocks Cecil A. Lyon Lyon Batumbay H. F. MacGregor Taft Cooks Chicago

Doane Attacks Roosevelt as Erratic and Unfit for Presidency

Bishop William Croswell Doane of Albany denounces Theodore Roosevelt as erratic unsafe and unfair and says he cannot be elected president if nominated. Speaking while visiting his granddaughter Mrs. Charles Frasier in Philadelphia on February 19 he endorses President Taft for reelection as the Republican party’s best hope.

Apedak Philadelphia William Croswell Doane Albany Theodore Roosevelt Charles ©. Frasier Wlivan New Jersey Roosevelt Doane Taft Republican ‘Party

Bath leads to divorce in Atlantic City scandal

Special to The Washingwox from Pittsburgh reports Claranes J. Ulery once a Hotel Lincoln clerk and now a mining concession manager near Mexico City was seen bathing with the wife of a Pittsburgh executive. Mrs Hester J Ulery daughter of Fort Pitt Bridge Works president C C Dillwabach obtained the divorce. Frank C Smith testified that in 1906 as Atlantic City hotel manager he found Ulery and the Pittsburgh businessman's wife together in the bath.

Pittsburgh Claranes J. Ulery Lincoln City of Mexico Atlantic City Hester J. Ulery C. C. Dellwabach Fort Pitt Frank C. Smith Ulery Bath

Widow Arrested in $72900 Larceny Accessory Case

Police say her to be an accessory in the larceny of 72900 from A W Shaw Corp. Arthur Shaw disappeared a week ago amid reports of an $80000 company shortage. Suspect allegedly deposited company funds in her name. Shaw left a note implying possible suicide by jumping from a ship. The suspect travels to South America.

Eira Stuart Shaw Europe South America

Taft Delegates Back Nomination and Taft Antitrust Praise

Milwaukee Feb 1. Large Taft followers at a banquet approved the administration and urged renomination and election. Attorney General Wickersham praised Taft’s antitrust record in his main speech. Resolutions prepared by the conference committee were read and adopted unanimously. Delegates at large nominated were Phillip Milwaukee, W D Hoard Fort Atkinson, James Davidson Soldiers Grove, and George B Hudnall Rupert. They must face primaries against La Follette picks from Madison.

Milwaukee Wis Taft Wlaconaln Jarne Wickerpham Kmast Wickershamt Phillip W. D. Hoard

Socialists Name Minister for Governor Bid

Minnesota Socialists nominated Rev. David Morgan of St Paul as candidate for governor. The platform calls for equal suffrage, the initiative, referendum, and recall for all elective and appointive officers, among other provisions in their program.

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