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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
1
The United States and Mexico discuss retaliatory steps after a mob in Rock Springs burned Antonio Rodriguez. Ambassador Wilson reports prompt Mexican repression and Austin promises investigation. Both sides may seek apologies and reparations if Americans or Mexicans are harmed. No immediate crisis expected.
Mr Knz condemns anti American demonstrations in Mexico as unwelcome and unjustified after a Mexican crime in the United States. He notes close bilateral ties and pledges both governments will punish criminals and curb hostilities, urging swift action by Mexico to suppress hostility toward Americans.
A lengthy statement from Mexican Ambassador Jose Barra expresses concern over anti American demonstrations in Mexico City sparked by the lynching of a Mexican in Rock Springs. He links the unrest to protests over the Rodriguez murder and notes Mexico’s government will pursue punishment of those involved while seeking cordial ties with the United States. He says no credible evidence supports an assassination attempt on Ambassador Wilson and cites shared interests guiding swift, lawful resolution.
A mob of several hundred boys and men paraded Guadalajara streets, attacking American property and threatening the consulate as authorities rush troops to restore order. Martial law tightens control while business districts barricade and confrontations with Mexicans flare along the border at Rio Grande City and nearby counties.
At the Baltimore field crowds observed Postmaster General Hitch cock and Gen Allen take a ride in the Wright biplane while Count de Lesseps and Drexel tested altitude and bomb throwing. Latham scored high in target practice as gusty winds and rain closed the day with a late sale note at Sloan Galleries.
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs Frances Viewer wife of a wealthy New York stock broker, living as Mrs Snyder in Reno for months, died suddenly from heart failure likely. Coroner found no bullet wounds after examining the body. shipment to New York planned.
Announcement says Ery of San Francisco will depart Baltimore by Curtiss biplane for Norfolk and have the plane joined to a battleship, possibly the North Dakota. From 50 miles off Cape Henry he plans to launch back to Norfolk, using a runway aboard the ship if needed, in an experimental flight to prove aircraft value to the government.
Capt J Douw of the Maryland National Guard returned to Annapolis after testing rifle firing from an aircraft at the Halethorpe aviation meet. He is the first Guard officer to ascend for such tests and questions the tactic as a practical warfare method.
Brussels reports aviator Pee ters died when his aeroplane was caught in a whirlwind during a cross country flight. The craft plunged to the ground and the pilot was killed.
Special to The Washington Post Columbus Ohio November 10 Harmon wins the highest plurality ever for a Democratic governor in Ohio. Final figures show 105 685 with Democratic leaders claiming no Republican can win state office. Attorney general candidate Hogan projects an 18 000 victory. Warren G Harding retires from politics and plans a trip with his wife to the Orient. Harmony carries Marion County by 984 and its precinct by 00. Official returns from Cuyahoga County name Gordon Democrat to Congress in the 20th district replacing Howland.
Fern Peru November 1 rebels estimated at about 190 have gathered at Motupe north of Jayanca in Lambayeque province where a recent uprising occurred. The government is pressing a military campaign against the disturbers with operations centered near Lima.
Count Jack von Mourik de Beaufort, husband of M H Kilgallon the steel magnate’s daughter, was detained at St Luke’s Trispiral after forcing entry to his wife’s hospital room. He faced a disorderly conduct charge before release. Conflicting statements followed about the wife’s presence and injuries amid a broader family dispute. A separate note records an Aeroplane Contest schedule at Halethorpe with rail connections and round trip pricing.
Mrs Lily Forepaugh, widow of circus man Adam Forepaugh, reports to Brewster police that an alleged enemy agent has sought entry for weeks. She barricades in her cottage with a rifle and revolvers guarded by two men. Formerly Lily Deacon, she gained fame as a London Paris circus rider at age sixteen.
After five hours of talks an executive session for drivers and helpers of five transcontinental express companies tentatively decided to return to work Monday under a signed agreement. If Jersey City strikers approve, New York men go back. if not, New York workers stay out. Agreement covers rehiring, union status, hours, and wages through December with adjustments to follow. A turbulent Day One included threats of state labor investigation and court orders on licensing for carriers of interstate express matters.
Winnipeg reports great anxiety for the Wolverine steamer carrying 200 fishermen from northern Lake Winnipeg stations. Believed caught in the Jee caused by early formation, the vessel has not been heard from for ten days.
Roanoke Nov 10 The Ninth district congressional race remains undecided as Slemp and Henry C. Stuart backers claim victory. Irregularities in Smyth and Pulaski counties may unsettle precincts and Stuart allies predict a small Democratic majority. A Smyth grand jury is said to be investigating the election.
London reports the conference on Lords veto power dissolved without agreement. Asquith urged action and a quick election before Christmas. Liberals want a joint committee with Commons will prevail. Conservatives rejected that plan. By-elections boost Liberal hopes. coronation delays may push to January election.
Special to The Washington Port from Milwaukee reports Governor McGovern rejects any marriage plans tied to his Madison residence. He dismisses promises of a bride as fertile newspaper imagination and says matrimonial affairs will not interfere with politics.
Special to The Washington Pew Middletown NW reports J C Mullison principal of the ungraded School was convicted of cruelty to a pupil after whipping a boy. The board of education voted 3 to 2 to pay Mullison’s fine and costs and approved a rule to report future irregularities to the city superintendent and to Recorder Thompson. An excursion notice to Baltimore & Ohio trains lists departure times from Union station and towns.
American Consul Menaced. Hitchcock Flies in Aero. New York Strike Settled. Finger Print Dooms Him. British Crisis Near. Clark's Tart Plan Opposed. Senator Elking Is Batter. Boys to Shoot for Prizes. Health Experts Meet Here. President Letts for tathmus Parker doesn't Want To Bo GO Currency Plans May Fail Friends Hope For Lodge Hughes May He Chief Justice Dies Kisaing a Photograph News of Alexandria Nurse Spied on Mrs. Schenck Editorial Comment.
Chicago November 1910 Thomas Jennings a Negro was found guilty of murder in a landmark trial relying on fingerprint evidence. Jurors sought the death penalty by a near unanimous vote. The defense aimed to suppress the fingerprints and the judge hinted the Supreme Court may rule on admissibility in criminal cases.
A Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Hitchcock is weighing a name change from Oyster Bay to Blue Point following election results. The move would reflect local sentiment and streamline postal branding for the area.
At Martinsburg West Virginia on November 10 Captain Alfred Clark a Cleveland animal trainer with a carnival company died in a local hospital from wounds inflicted by a lion during a performance. The beast attacked near show’s end dragging Clark around the cage for fifteen minutes before guards freed him. The crowd fled in panic as the lion from Hagenbeck killed three others in past years and mauled Clark with bites to shoulder and legs. Also mentions tickets for Baltimore return via Pennsylvania Railroad and the Congressional Limited schedule.
Insurgent Democrats push for tariff revision as Champ Clark backs a general tariff overhaul. They warn such a move could hand power to Republicans and threaten Democratic control. Woodrow Wilson is named as a potential future leader while Republicans mull a strategic attack to curb Speaker powers.
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