Diaz rebels captured as Vera Cruz falls amid revolution
Report from Vera Cruz dated October 24 says General Felix Diaz was captured as federal troops entered the city with about 2,000 men. Rebels offered little resistance, spires denounced, and U.S. officials praised for protecting foreign interests. Reinforcements and disrupted telegraph service followed, with Diaz’s leaders fleeing and Orozco’s command reportedly moving toward the Gulf coast.
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Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
Madero
United States
Des Moines
Morelos
Tauldiny
Mexico City
Joaquin Beltran
Signoraa
Vegas
Zozaya
Tapia
Castro
Gulf Coast
Monterey
Mex
Pascual Orozco
Tampico
Juan Felipe
Orozco
Food riots in Berlin turn violent in Wedding district
In Berlin on October 24, escalating “Dear food” riots saw about two thousand women raid a butcher shop in the Wedding district, demolish premises and steal meat. The manager suffered serious injuries as shops nearby were closed and barricaded.
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Berlin
Beveridge and Perkins Early Ties Reported in Iowa
Testimony before senate campaign committees recalled Beveridge of Indiana and Perkins meeting in Iowa as youths. In 1904 Beveridge allegedly received 570 from Perkins and others, which he returned. Witnesses described their youthful friendship formed in town while Beveridge sold books to fund college and Perkins sold life insurance.
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Washington
Octogate
Senate
Beveridge
Indiana
George W. Perkins
Edward McLeon
Ohie
Giffard Pinchot
Perkins
Manhons
Witnesses in Johnson Cameron affair disappear in Chicago
Important witnesses in the federal investigation into the Jack Johnson Lucile Cameron affair have vanished from Chicago. Authorities say some have left the city. Additional subpoenas were issued for those not yet called, to be served immediately so they may appear before the grand jury when it resumes next week.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Lucile Cameron
Fire drives 500 from Morrison hotel escape
Chicago on October 24 more than 500 patrons fled to the street as firemen battled flames in the Morrison hotel employees' annex. Thias women and one man were rescued by police on a smoke-filled fire escape. Adolph Wolgast and his wife were among those fleeing. The blaze was under control an hour later with losses about 30000.
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Chicago
Morrison Hotel
Veley
Morrison
Thias
Adolph Wolgast
Robert Foote Recovers Health. Employed at Pasadena Star
Waterloo residents learn that reporter Robert Foote is fully well and back to work at the Pasadena Star in California after earlier lung hemorrhages and a hospital stay. He spent weeks near Pasadena and in a bungalow near Alhambra before returning to duties.
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Waterloo
Robert Foote
Evening Courier
Pasadena
Cal
A. J. Foote
Minneapol
California
Vills
Alhambra
Defendants urged breaking bones of scabs in riot case
Salem reports Charles Bernard o, an Italian detective who infiltrated Lawrence strike leaders, testified against defendants Brior Giovannitti and Caruso in the Lopizzo murder trial. He described a circular by Ettor Giovannitti urging strikers to attack workers and to terrorize police, with plans to “knock their heads in” and other violent instructions observed near the January 29 parade.
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Salem
Charles Bernardo
Lawrence
Brior
Giovannitti
Caruso
Anna Lopizzo
Beneverdo
Ettor
Bencardo
Ex Or
Dgard Rames
Restores $1 030 000 Must Stand Trial in Philadelphia
Walter H. Shourds former superintendent of Merchants Union Trust faces trial after restitution to 1 030 000 embezzled funds. Indicted after disappearance in 1911 he was believed in Germany. Gov Tener ordered proceedings with Attorney General Bell and other officials present.
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Philadelphia
Walter H. Shourds
Merchants’ Union Trust Com
Jay
Shourds
Jueller
Germany
Tener
John, Bell
Samuel F Rotan
William H. Smith
Clarence
Harper
Merchants’ Union Trust Company
George 1. Burnham, Jr
Est
Bank
Seven Hurt In Street Car Crash In Chicago
Dense fog shrouded Chicago when a street car collided with a Pennsylvania railroad train at One Hundred and Sixth Street. Seven people were injured though none killed, with several others involved in minor incidents across the southern portion of the city.
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Chicago
Uundred
Sixth Street
Freight rates suspended across Great Lakes routes
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended increases in class freight rates on shipments between towns and Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, and other points in Minnesota and on the Great Lakes. The action covered multiple lines including Chicago and Northwestern, Great Western, St. Louis, and Minnesota Central, effective today.
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Washington
Chicago
Narihwesters
Uhitasa Great Western
Chiva
Tilwaukee
St. Paul
Reet Island & Pacific
Minois Central
Minneapolis
St. Lewis
Town
Minnessolis
Minn
Semmeres Cvoniumission Imril
Abbott and Abbott Prior Ins Visite at Roosevelt
In a Roosevelt room scene Andy Abbott, joined by Dr. Laman Abbott and George W. Perkins, visits the ailing parent. He rests after a long night with a hearty breakfast and is allowed a brief chat on Tuesday night. Accompanying him are two attendants named Lawrence and Neneat Abbott.
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Cobe
Ronan Vel
Laman Abbott
George W. Perkins
Dr. Abbott
Skoda
Lawrence and
Neneat Abbott
Balkan War Rages As Kirk Kilise Falls To Turks
frontline dispatches from Constantinople report Kirk Kilise captured by Turkish forces, while Montenegrin advances toward Scutari press with King Nicholas and his three sons leading. Belgrade confirms Turkish counteractions near Kumanova as Serbian forces clash elsewhere.
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London
Kirk Kilise
Disputch
Sofia
Adrianople
Kenaan Pasha
Nicholas
Montenegro
Setetari
Tarikesch
Yestarday
Rieka
Montenebro
Lake Scutari
Skla
Mirsky
Betchiich
Tushi
Prince Mirsky
Scutari
Old
Servia
Kumanova
Belgrade
Vranya
Kirk Kilese
Military law may be restored amid Kanawha coal strike
Striking miners clashed at several Kanawha ports during last night with few casualties. The main disturbance occurred at Cabin Creek Junction where National Guard units returned home, leaving one company on duty. Authorities warned military intervention would resume at the first sign of serious disorder. Burlington women rob Richmond store safe securing 17000 dollars and fleeing.
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Charleston
Wo Wa
Kanawha
Cabin
I Go On Trial For Murder In Winchester
Wirehester reports a murder trial near Breathid county with Calinhar and Callahan among the defendants. Indictments accuse the Bresthiot clan Peaton alliance and others of conspiracy. The prosecution contends a fair trial could not occur in Beeathin county.
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Callahan
Breathtte
Winchester
Fille Tows
Calishan
Breathid
Araty
Chedr
Damrer
MD Calinhar
Bresthiot
Amburl
Daeksen
Allabaw
Peaton
Roosevelt Soon Able to Resume Campaign Work
Oyster Bay reports Col. Roosevelt gaining strength after injury. Doctors say he could resume campaign activities soon, though full use of his right arm will take weeks. He walked unassisted, joined family for lunch, and plans to meet visitors as he prepares a speech for New York next week.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Scurry Terrell
Baliont
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Bernhardt Celebrated at 67 with British Honors
London Oct 24 Mme Sarah Bernhardt celebrated turning 67 with a birthday tribute attended by Lord Beauchamp Paul Canshon the French ambassador Sir Squire Bancroft and many theatre and literary figures. Her automobile was drawn by fifty French students to the Savoy hotel where tributes were read and Bernhardt spoke in English for the first time.
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London
Mme
Sarah Hernhardt
Lord Beauchamp
Paul Cans Hon
Squire Bancroft
Bancroft
Marie Effie
Herbert Beerbohm Tree
Bernhardt
Coliseum Theatre
Savoy Hotel
Herbert Tren
Banecroft
Sir Herbert
Max Pemberton
Bernhaird
New York City Schools Face Teacher Pay Gap Shift
New York City public schools face changes after the equal pay law. The Board of Education will appoint 38 women and 12 men teachers in elementary schools, likely reducing male hires. Salary gaps persist, with men starting at $1,700 and rising to about $2,400 after fifteen years, down from prior levels.
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Gee Ee
Tanja
Marina
Adrianople
Turkey
Europe
Saloniki
Constantinople
Aegean Sea
Albania
Macedonia
New York
New York City
Board of Education
Twlents
Arrestee Linked to Durango Embezzlement Case
A man identified by Omaha police as LW Irwin of Durango Colorado, wanted for embezzlement, was arrested here today. Irwin and Chas Abbott of Denver face charges of embezzling 2785 dollars from a Durango bank. Abbott was arrested here last month.
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Omaha
Neb
LW Irwin
Durango
Colo
Irwin
Chas. Abbot
Denver
Abbot
Justice Goff charges jury in Rosenthal case
New York Oct 24 Justice Goff concluded his charge in the murder trial of Chas Becker the man accused of instigating Herman Rosenthal's killing Becl er sought to guide the jurors weighing whether Sam Schepps was an accomplice The judge declared there was no question that Rose Webber and Vallon were accomplices and laid out the basis for a first degree murder verdict if proven beyond reasonable doubt
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York
New York
Chas. Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Moss
Gott
Becker
Justice Goff
Webster
Rosenthal
Rose
Goff
McIntyre
Webber
Vallon
Eastern Star votes to build Masonic home site in Boone
Cedar Rapids Ia Oct 24 with eight dissenting votes out of 900 the Iowa Grand chapter of the Eastern Star voted to erect a fireproof Masonic home to cost 45000 the old 86 acre Boone site was ordered sold and the grand chapter has about 248000 available for the home site the new site will contain not more than five acres
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Temperature Report For October Twenty Fourth
The report notes a record of yesterday’s weather with a maximum temperature at 4 pm. It compares today’s highs with the previous year showing a minimum of 8 degrees and a maximum of 58 degrees for the date. Minor weather observations and unrelated ad copy appear in the clipping.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Black
Tl Wight
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