Surrender at Ojinaga Shocks Border Towns
Federal garrison at Ojinaga Mexico surrendered to rebels. Reports from Marfa Texas say General Sanchez tried to secure more ammunition. Five dead in the fighting. details of sides unclear. Rebels threaten Agua Prieta and rail lines suffer bombings and bridges burned across the border as U.S. officials consider protection and possible troop moves.
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Mexico
Santhez
Prealdio
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mer
Walter Douglas
Caballona
Washington
Texas
New Mexico
Chihuahua
Pacific
Madero
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el Paso
Rebls
Douglas
Warren
Naco
War Department
Steever
Schuyler
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Rojas
Tampa
San Pedro
Antonio Rojas
Bankers at Play in Detroit at Annual Bank Convention
Geo M Reynolds of Chicago discusses The Money Trust Inquiry as the trust company convention opens in Detroit while American Bankers Association delegates hold a two day land and water recreation. Breckenridge Jones of St Louis traces the trust company's national history as Theodore Weed touts the postal savings bank system. Officers named for state banks group include R M Scammon of Concord as president and Kelsey S Chase of St Paul as secretary treasurer with Wright of Salem as chair.
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Detroit
Mich
American Bankers’ Association
Association
Gao
M. Reynolda
Chicago
Money Trust Inquiry
Trust Company
Breckenridge Jones
St. Louis
Trust Company National Organization
Theodore
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
St. Paul
R. M. Scammon
Concord
N. H
Edward H. Doyle
B. L. Gill
Austin
Tex
F. E. Baxter
Columbus
Kelsey 5S
River Improvement Officers Chosen At Iowa Convention
The Upper Mississippi River Improvement association elected officers for the coming year at their eleventh annual convention held in Burlington. Thomas Wilkinson of Burlington was named president and L. R. Boswell of Quincy Illinois secretary, the incumbent. Davenport and Hannibal also sought next year’s hosting bid with Quincy, Ir. making a strong bid. Senator John Barrett, director of the Pan American bureau of republics, will address the gathering this evening.
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The
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
Thomas Wilkinson
L. R. Boswell
Quincy
Ill
Hannibal
Davenport
John Barrett
Pan-American Bureau of Repthbiles
Chicago Subway Plan Extends 56 Miles to City Limits
Outline plans for a subway system reaching north to Lawrence avenue south to Seventy-ninth street and west to Forsyth avenue. The 56.42 mile bore project carries an estimated cost of 131 million dollars. The subway committee and commission submitted the proposal to the local transportation committee for review and set aside about two weeks for questions and objections.
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Chicago
Lawrence Avenue
Seventy-ninth Street
Forsieth Avenue
Subway
Subway Commission
Funeral scenes for General William Booth in London
Thousands of Salvation Army members, led by Bramwell and Mrs Booth, marched five miles to Abney Park as brass bands played Salvationist tunes. The burial grounds near the east end mark the place where Booth began the world spreading work, framed as a triumphal procession rather than grief.
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London
William Booth
Salvation Army
Army
Bramwell
Mayor D F Dumas Sentenced to State Penitentiary
Dr D F Dumas former mayor of Cass Lake Minnesota was given an indeterminate sentence to Stillwater for arson aimed at burning a post office and store at Poposky. He abandoned all appeals and will serve up to three and a half years while expressing belief in his innocence.
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D. F. Dumas
Cass Lake
Minnesota
Stillwater
McClenehan
Gr. Dumas
Poposky
Minneapolis
Numas
Supreme Court
Duman
Dumas Faces Indeterminate Sentence After Burglary Charge
Circuit court paused for the Supreme Court ruling and a special term was proposed. The fall term will pronounce sentence. The maximum penalty is three and a half years, but the indeterminate sentence law allows parole by the board. If jailed, the federal charge may be dropped.
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Supreme Court
Dr.Dumas
Jearner
Dr. Dumas
Plead Not Guilty in Bridge Contract Case
Seven of eight men indicted for conspiring to defraud Pocahontas County over bridge contracts were arraigned. T S McLane and G E Wilson sought more time. Charles Mordhurst Frank Kearney Wm McKenna F W Leedham Charles Barr entered not guilty pleas. Trials may start in October. Senator Heyburn improved and likely to move west with preparations for removal.
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Clinton
T. S. McLane
G. E. Wilson
Charles Mordhurst
Frank Kearney
Wm. McKenna
F. W. Leedham
Charles Barr
Rooster Crowed At Night Triggers Nuisance Arrest
Cedar Rapids Ia Sept 11 a warrant was issued today for Fay Tusler a resident of the fashionable district on the charge of maintaining a nuisance for owning a rooster that crowed at all hours of the night authorities said the bird disturbed neighbors in the area.
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Cedar Rapids
Perainta
Fay Tusler
Girl Arrested For Homicide In Brooklyn Park Incident
In New York a girl named Esther Capatan was held on a homicide charge related to the death of Samuel Kaplan found in a Brooklyn park last night. Authorities say Kaplan suffered acid burns on his face and exes before dying. The girl confessed prior abuse and said Kaplan had stolen her money but claimed he drank the acid himself. she called him a swindler wanted in Chicago.
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New York
Esther Capatan
Samuel Kaplan
Brooklyn
Chicago
Lights match in gas filled room explodes injuring seven
New York records a gas suicide attempt when a match lit in a gas filled room caused a blast. Dozens of people tried to aidPhillp Greck a salesman. Seven burned one seriously as the room exploded triggering panic of possible Black Hand. Greck will recover.
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New York
Phillp Greck
Republicans Move to Oust Bull Moose Members
Cedar Rapids Iowa Ta, Sent 14 At the first meeting of the republican county central committee this afternoon an attempt will be made to oust the half dozen bull moosers who are members of the committees RL G Stewart a well known labor editor is named among them.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican County Central Committee
Lst
RL G. Stewart
Temperature Report for September 11 Weather
Yesterday the maximum temperature reached 91 degrees at 1 p.m. Compared with last year the minimum was 62 degrees and the maximum 87 degrees. The page notes a Buchanan Optical Co. Syndicate block and contains faded markings.
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Bse Buchanan Opical Co
Defines a Trip Candidate Plans One Trip a Week
Governor Woodrow Wilson outlines a campaign pattern distinguishing a tour from a trip as he travels from Atlantic City to Jersey City. He will make one trip weekly until November, with the first western voyage set September 15 to 23 ending in Scranton, Pennsylvania, then home to vote in New Jersey primaries.
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Woodrow Wilson
Atlantic City
Jersey City
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Princeton
New Jersey
United States
Blood transfusion fails to save Mrs Thornton in Iowa tragedy
Thomas F. Thornton, a Creighton University senior and Omaha medical student, gave more than a quart of his blood to his dying wife at St Thomas hospital in Marshalltown. Mrs Thornton died at 11 45 pm from bowel and kidney hemorrhages after a gall bladder operation and removal of 128 gall stones. The case marks the first transfusion at the local hospital, arranged as a last resort. She was born September 2 1884 and leaves two young children, Edna Marie and Thomas E. Interment will be at Riverside. funeral at St Marys church Wednesday. Thornton, raised in Lincoln township, Black Hawk county, Iowa, survives with his mother and other relatives.
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Black Hawk County
Omaha
Creighton University
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Mr. Thornton
Thornton
George Egbert
East Linn Street
Riverside
Lincoln Township
Commissioner Valentine Faces DOJ Investigation
Washington reports charges that Robert G. Valentine, who resigned yesterday as commissioner of Indian affairs, took Aquor on an official visit to an Indian reservation in Oklahoma. The matter will be investigated by the Department of Justice.
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Washington
Robert G. Valentine
Indian Affairs
Aquor
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Victory Split in Colorado Primary Nominations
In Denver and statewide, the first Colorado primary produced light votes with progressive influence. Governor Shafroth led the Democratic long term Senate race, while Daw son led the Republican long term, and Ammons led in the Democratic governor contest. Counts incomplete with many results delayed to tomorrow.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Yeaterday
United States
Senate
John F. Shafroth
Alva Adams
T. J. O'Donnell
Shafrath
Adams
O'Donnell
Charles S. Thomas
Clyde C. Dawson
Merle D. Vincent
James H. Brown
Charles W. Waterman
BE. M. Ammons
Philip B. Stewart
Clifford C. Parks
Edward T. Taylor
A. W. Rucker
G. W. Kindel
Rice W. Means
Reward Offered For Murderers Of Mine Guards
The Paint Creek Consolidated colliers companies offer a 2600 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who killed Mine Guards R. T. Stringer of Holly Grove and Gus Pinson at Mucklow. Pinson died in an encounter with striking miners and Stringer was shot near Holly Grove where miners were encamped after eviction from company shouses. The reward heightens bitterness in the Kanawha Coal company area.
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W. Va
Paint Creek Consolidated Collieries Companies
R. T. Stringer
Holly Grove
Gus Pinson
Mucklow
Pinson
Stringer
Kanawha Coal Company
Emperor Yoshihito Receives Foreign Ambassadors at Funeral
Special ambassadors Philander Knox Infante Alfonso of Spain and Prince Henry of Prussia viewed the lying in state of Matsuhito entered the imperial audience. The emperor decorated Prince Henry with the chain of the order of Chrysanthemum and awarded Infante Alfonso the grand cordon. Prince Arthur of Connaught also attended as King George’s representative.
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Philander
Knox
Infante Alfonso
Spain
Prince Henry
Prussia
United States
Germany
Matsuhito
Yoshihito
Yoshihiro
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
King George
Infante
Alfonso
Traction Manager Struck by a Stone in Duluth Strike
In Duluth Minnesota after a night of clashes a traction manager identified as Warren was felled by a stone as workers began a strike. Carmen in Superior voted today to join the strike, and employees were allowed to operate with limited interference while the company prepared its response.
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Warren
Duluth Traction Lines
Carmen
Superior
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