Diaz Regime Totters Amid Mexican Crisis
New Orleans March 25 Captain Sherbourne J. Hopkins attorney for the Madero insurrectionists sails for Guatemala City denying reports American money backs the revolution. He says the Madero family funds the revolt, transferring wealth to foreign corporations. Diaz’s forces lack 16,000 dependable troops amid widespread discontent as insurrections spread from Sonora to Juarez with troops and civilians seeking protection.
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New Orleans
Diaz
Mexico
Sherbourne J. Hopkins
Washington
Guatemala City
Hopkins
Madero
Davenporters to Report Monday for 1911 Season
Davenport March 23. The Davenport baseball club orders all under contract players to report here next Monday for the 1911 season. The list includes 26 players. Pitcher Flowers has been purchased from the Chattanooga club of the Southern league. For gentlemen, fan Felice, be clear.
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Davenport
Davenport Baseball Club Today
Flowers
Chattanooga Club
Private Wireless Plants Put Navy Out of Business
Washington March 23. Admiral Schroeder’s battleship fleet faced radio hurdles when attempting to report the San Marcos firing on the New Hampshire. With 60 to 70 miles separating fleet from the wireless yard, private outfits caused interference, underscoring calls for congressional control of wireless telegraphy during war.
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Washington, D. C
Admiral Schroeder
Navy Department
New Hampshire
Army
Navy
Congress
Washington
Navy Yard
Roosevelt Denounces Lorimer at Temple Auditorium
Theodore Roosevelt denounced Senator William Lorimer before about 4000 in Los Angeles urging popular election of U S senators. He praised California's push for reform and noted five sixths of Lorimer’s opponents supported his retention under the old system. In Springfield, Illinois, the bribery case against John Broderick widens as Cyril Jandus is named in the bribery scheme.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Lorimer
Illinois
Theodore Roosevelt
Temple Auditorium
Lorimer
Roosevelt
California
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Springfield
Iil
D. W. Holstlaw
John Broderick
Broderick
Cyril R. Jandus
Chicago
West
Eleven Passengers Carried in Monoplane Record
Pouai France March 23 Aviator Louis Breguet carried eleven passengers in a monoplane for two miles at 50 to 75 feet altitude. Twelve persons weighed 1 315 pounds while the aircraft and occupants weighed 2 400 pounds. The previous record was by M Le Martin with seven passengers on a five minute flight.
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Pouai
France
Louis Breguet
M. Lemartin
Sevon
Smooting Mayoralty Fight Ends in Death at Hotel Bar
Vincent Altman, linked to a union labor wrecking crew, was shot dead in a hotel bar in Chicago. Morris Enright, suspected of knowing Altman’s fate, was arrested by police. The incident echoes a spate of political violence near Harrison headquarters amid maneuvering for power.
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Aleman
Chicago
Vincent Altman
Companion
Altman
Morris Enright
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt Tries Suicide in Naples
Naples March 22 Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt of New York aged 27 threw herself from the balcony of the Grand hotel here and was critically injured She was removed to a hospital where it is said she is rapidly pining at the facts that they experienced year perch After working on the Altman case until midnight last night the police were unable to say what was the motive of the crime They have three theories one that Altman and the man who shot him had quarrelled over polices the second that the shooting was in outgrowth of the steamsters and plumbers fight centering aroun the Hetson building and the third that Altman was shot in revenge for shooting Lyle T McArthur business agent of the Teamsters union in the Open Board of Trade building Altman Refuses to Give Claws Altman was picked up from the floor and carried to the Eye and Hut hospital on Washington street Here it was found that he was suffering from a wound in the chin and one in the abdomen After a cursory examination the wounded man was taken in an ambulance to the county hospital It was said last night he would recover While he was at the Hye and Ear hospital Altiman was questioned by the police He refused to divulge the name of his assailant or to give any inkling as to his identity He was questioned further at the county hospital but again refused to make any statement From other sources the police gained the following description of the assailant Age between 27 and 29 years height 5 feet Inches weight 165 to 175 pounds chestnut hair blue eyes round smooth face black fedora hat dark gray overcoat
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Poliches
Hetson
Lyle T. McArthur
Teamsters’ Union
Open Board of Trade
Eye and Hut Hospital
Washington Street
Hye and Ear Hospital
Altiman
Veteran postal clerk dies at 73 in Cedar Rapids
Hugh Livingston, an 85 year veteran mail carrier who served between Cedar Rapids and Des Moines, died last night at age 73. A Civil War veteran, he lived in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Hugh Livingston
Des Moines
Waterloo Ward Census Shows Third Ward Largest
The 1910 Waterloo ward census totals show the Third Ward as the largest at 5,043, with First and Fourth wards closely growing. Growth over the past five years is detailed by ward, and comparisons to 1905 figures for nearby towns including La Porte City and Waverly are provided.
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Waterloo
Dana Durand
la Porte City
Waverly
Clarksville
BOS Pst Shell Rock
Reinmbeck
Dubuque Secures Winnipeg First Baseman in Trade
Dubuque Iowa March 23 The Dubuque Threeball club ordered 15 of 25 players signed for the 1911 season to report March 31. Club officials expect the National association decision to end a league conflict and keep the circuit intact. A deal closed today sends First Baseman Gatty of Winnipeg to Dubuque in exchange for First Baseman Liddle and Shortsrop Langley.
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National Association
Lgatty
Winnipeg
Dubuque Baseball Club
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Shortsrop Langley
Hubby Skipped With Wife's Go In Davenport Ill
Davenport officers seized Louis Stauber under a requisition and returned him to Streator Illinois to face embezzlement and contempt of court charges. His wife filed for divorce and won an injunction to restrain him from using $18,000 she claims was hers but held in his name. He allegedly fled with the money.
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Davenport
Judge Kenyon to Speak at Upper Des Moines session
Fort Dodge Iowa March 23 Judge W S Kenyon senatorial candidate will be the principal speaker at the Upper Des Moines Editorial association tonight He will discuss The Sherman Anti trust Law and Its Enforcement. The Legislature considers the Hammill bill to place foster children in private homes and grants the railroad commission power to set mandatory rate changes. Dentists would gain right to inscribe drugs for dental use.
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Fort. Dodge
W. S. Kenyon
Upper Des Moines Editorial Association
Des Moines
Town House of Representatives
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Board of Control
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Railroad Commission
Iowa
Kip
Iowa House of Representatives
House of Representatives
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Truskett Jury Venire Dwindles In Murder Trial
Independence March 23 The fourth day of A A Truskett s murder trial saw only a few of the original sixty jurors remaining from the special venire. A new venire likely will be summoned. The case against Truskett concerns the killing of J D Neeley of Lima Ohio.
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J. D
Neeley
Lima
Miners Aid To Settle Strike In Muscatine
In Muscatine Iowa on March 23 John D Lennon AF of L treasurer travels to Denver to gain aid from the Western Federation of Miners amid a socialist leaning movement David Kreyling of St Louis arrives to lead strike efforts No disorder or arrests reported Also Rock Island freight house fire in Council Bluffs Iowa causes $55006 loss with 11 cars of merchandise burned
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Spreial
Western Federation of Miners
John D. Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Denver
David Kreyling
St. Louis
Rock Island
Council Bluffs
16Th Avenue
6Th Street
Fire at county poor house destroys building and claims life
Clarinda Ta March 23 Fire starting from the furnace destroyed the county poor house this morning. William Cass an 84 year old county ward died in the blaze. Other inmates escaped in their night clothing with difficulty. The Joes won $8,000.
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Clarinda
William Cass
Joes
Control of Public Service Here to Stay Says Vail
New York reports the American Telephony and Telegraph company 1410 annual results show Bell system revenue of 166 million dollars from public services. The company notes public control or requisition of pirate services by permanent commissions has come to stay. The report lists 6,846,710 telephone stations and nearly 15,000,600 miles of wire.
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New York
American Telephony & Telegraph Company
Bell System
Nubile
Provident Wash
Nord
Atsy
Unclear text on bills and political maneuvers in state house
The report lists multiple bill actions and committee outcomes. It notes proposed limits on monopolies and professional licensing, approval of state normal schools, county treasurer fund deposits, and misuse of public funds. No senatorial developments. Hoitor Young discussion. Kenyon tied to justice department appointment claims. Clarkson mining law revision set for tomorrow. fire examiner salary bill passed. Saunders railway tax loss. Stephenson bill allows supervisors to levy coal prospecting tax.
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Shankiana
Poernry
Hayue
Shana
Penn
Tabor College
Ritter
Charcha
Hoitor Young
Kenyon
Department of Justice
Washington
Col. W. P. Chantland
Fort Dodge
Clarkson
Saunders
Stephenson
Suffrage Bill in Illinois Wins in Senate
Springfield Ill March 23 The women's suffrage bill with the referendum amendment passed the senate without comment by a vote of 1 to 20. Several senators were absent to have their votes registered for the measure Miss Grim a Chicago university student suffragette sent telegrams to Illinois leaders Senator Beal once a fierce foe of suffrage showed an unexpected change of heart this morning.
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Chicago University
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Mining and school book regulation bills advance in Illinois House
Springfield Ill March 23 five mining bills introduced by Rep Perive prepared by the mining commission with the house committee on mines and mining backing them A sixth bill by Rep Covey creates a safe text book commission to regulate school book sales A Sullivan bill aims to revise law on punishment for trust pools and combinations
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Ill
Ren. Pervire
House Committee On Mines and Mining
Covey
Sullivan
Caught Rifling Cassidy's Coat on News Bureau Pass
A man riding a news bureau pass from Kansas City to Minneapolis was found rifling the overcoat of Frank Cassidy at Marshalltown. He was arrested as the C G W passenger arrived, negroes thank Taft note reports in Washington.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Marshalltown
Frank Cassidy
Fire destroys Ottawa pharmacy and bank building
A March 23 fire in Ottawa, TA, destroyed the Beaumont & Son pharmacy and the block housing Flint National Bank Wiley Brown's law office Adams Express Leland & Wilson abstract office and Exter clothing store. Damage estimated at $50,000 Chief Joe Boissentn injured slightly and clerk Ed Langan overcome by smoke State Representative Lee O Nell Brown's office damaged.
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EL A. Beaumont & Son
Flint National Bank
Wiley & Brown
Adams Express Company
Leland & Wilson Abstract
Mercantile Clothing
Herman H. Exter
Joe Boissentn
Ed. Langan
Lee O
Nell Brown
American scout Birmingham reaches Guantanamo Bay
The cruiser Birmingham arrived at Guantanamo Bay Cuba today after reaching Caimenera Cuba earlier on March 2.
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Cuba
Caimenera
Birmingham
Guantanamo Bay
Wicked Beauty Denies Charges in Camorra Case at Naples Trial
Maria Stendare, sole female prisoner among 36 Camorristi, testifies she did not bribe witnesses. She claims carbineers offered to pay for statements, while authorities say she sheltered desperate criminals and had high‑level friends. De Matteo denies involvement, though alleged to have lured Cuoccolo to a trap near Torre del Greco and led a Camorra cell.
Bloodhounds Track Robbers After Post Office Raid
Bloodhounds from Lancaster went to Gahanna to pursue five robbers who dynamited the post office safe and took a small amount of money and stamps worth 75. One robber is believed wounded in a gun battle with a citizen posse.
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Columbia
Lancaster
Gahanna
Identifies Hold-Up Man In Ottumwa Case
Ottumwa Ia March 23 Charles Young arrested here today identified by Walter McDaniel as the man who held him up at gunpoint last Saturday night and secured about $45. Young waived examination to the grand jury. French Engraver Dead Paris March 33 Louis Oscar Notes dies. medal engraver and French Institute member born in this city in 1846.
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Ottumwa
Charles Young
Walter McDaniel
Young
Paris
Louis Oscar Notes
French Institute
Temperatore March 23 Weather Markings Record
Fragmentary weather note with scattered markings and codes from Buchanan Optical Co. Syndicata block. Contains dates and illegible strings, offering minimal readable data on March 23 temperatures.
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Temperatore
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicata
Preacher P P Pope Dies on Platform in Lima Ohio
Evangelist Sunday near campaign end reports Rev P P Pope pastor Grace Methodist Episcopal church collapsed and died on the tabernacle platform just before the sermon. Apoplexy suspected. Pope, 60, was a devoted supporter of the meetings. The crowd hushed as tributes to motherhood filled the afternoon and the tabernacle remained crowded into the night.
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P. P. Pope
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Tabernacle
Tribune
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