Two Conferences to Be Held This Week in Washington
Hancock transport ordered to Tampico to evacuate refugees amid fighting between Mexican constitutionalists and federals. Solace ship likely to accompany. 950 Marines arrived two months ago. Lind to report to President aboard Mayflower. Carranza and Villa to meet at Torreon for talks on foreigners rights and consular aid. Admiral Maye report pending on marine salute incident in Tampico.
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Jatin Lind
Villa
Carranza
New Orleans
Hancock
Washington
Tampico
Naval Station
United Stated
Shin Solace
Mexico
John Lind
Torreon
Venustiano Carranza
Constituionalists
Wilson
West Virginia
Lind
Vera Crag
Navy Department
Maye
America
United States
Dolphin
USE BURNED FORESTS Experts Discover Fire Killed Pine of Value for Telephone Poles
Denver officials report a timber famine risk for poles has prompted tests by forest service experts and Boulder scientists. They announce fire killed lodge pole pine, abundant in western national forests, passes tests for use in telephone and telegraph poles, expanding pole material sources.
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Denver
Forest Service
State University
Boulder
Irrigation Conference Ends With Confidence Vote Fallout
Interior Secretary Lane led a Denver irrigation meeting tackling reclamation problems. A vote of confidence in Secretary Pave failed, while congress was urged to invest postal savings bank funds into irrigation districts. Also reports of joy riders stealing two cars in Webster City and a government church waters program succeeding in Walla Walla with local vice commissioners guiding affairs. Desideria Arias, a Dominican rebel leader, was declared an outlaw and removed from power.
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Indorsed
Denver
Genyer
Postal Savings Bank
Congress
Joy Riders
Webster City
Hansen & Tyler
Joy
Walla Walla, Wash
Church Waters
Congregational Charch
Washington
Desideria Arias
Dominican Republic
Ss Pa
Justice Goff Presiding in Gunmen Trial Advised Sentence
Presiding Judge Justice Goff oversaw the trial of two gunmen, with the judge advising the execution of the sentence. The proceedings focused on the case details and legal arguments presented to determine the appropriate punishment.
Bryan Reviews Tolls Question and Baltimore Poll
Washington April 13 Secretary Bryan reviews the Panama tolls question arguing the repeal of the tolls exemption is not a construction of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty but a U S refusal to raise the issue that way He cites British calls for arbitration and urges moral stand not arms to decide the issue A Baltimore poll shows 328 delegates favor repeal 69 oppose and 11 non committal with Gore soliciting opinions from about a thousand delegates at the convention
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Washington
Bryan
Panama
Great Britain
Baltimore
Gores
Democratic National Committee
Gore
Ruef Eligible to Parole for Clemency Consideration
San Francisco April 13 By a decision of the state supreme court Abraham Ruef former San Francisco political boss serving fourteen years in San Quentin for bribe taking becomes eligible for immediate parole The ruling mandates consideration by the state board of prison directors but does not require clemency Jobu McNamara convicted in an attempt to dynamite the Llewelive iron works
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John d. McNamara
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Abraham Ruef
San Quentin
Eligib Jobu Ut. McNamara
Llewelive Iron Works
Man Who Escaped Burial Alive From Death Slab
London reports Private McDever of the First Moya Seats fusile, arrived from South Africa. Supposed dead after a severe attack, he lay on a mortuary slab for two hours before a sentry heard movement. He sat up as the door opened, his hair white and his demeanor oddly calm.
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London
Gur
South Africa
Privvate McDever
Todia
Wiis
MebDevet
MeDevet
Gunmen Die At Sunrise In Sing Sing Executions
In Ossining and Albany reports detail the condemned New York gunmen Herman Rosenthal murder case meeting dawn executions at Sing Sing. Governors and attorneys exhausted last appeals as four felons professed innocence and faced death after two hours of appeals.
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Ncate
Albany
N. Y
New York
Glynn
C. G. F. Wahle
H. L. Kringle
Justice Goff
John G. Saxe
Walie
Supreme Court
Lustice Caff
Munele to lose saloon after July 1 under dry vote
Munele Indiana population over twenty thousand will be saloon free from July 1 after county commissioners affirmed the certifiel vote of a local option election. The city voted dry by 462 votes. Also notes a gas explosion in Shreveport and a fatality in Washington weather outlook for Easter week.
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Munele
Ind
Eleven St Louis jobbers indicted in broad schemes
Federal grand jury returned indictments against eleven men forming the Western robbing company of St Louis for conspiracy to defraud wholesale merchants nationwide. Additional indictments target eleven advertising doctors for mail fraud and two women for misusing the mails. further cases involve oleomargarine manufacture without a license and fraudulent railroad damage claims.
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St. Louis
Federal Grand
G Real Western Robbing Company
Samuel Brown
Julius Steinhorst
Meyer Rotman
Marty A. Cohan
Alfred Goldberg
Samuel Bernstein
Jacob Litman
Henry Greenfield
Jacob
Morris Liebowitz
Morris Garfinkle
Joseph B. Music
Walter R. Morris
Raymond A. Martens
G. J. Martens
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Morris H. Biederman
St Louis
Davidson Bros. Company
Des Moines
Higgins Pleads Guilty In Mercer County Court Case
Robert Higgins pleaded guilty in Mercer county offense court to a murder charge. He sought mercy as his alleged accomplice daughter Julia Flake was not arraigned. A confession signed by the girl was authenticated, and a related indictment count was dismissed as the state began presenting evidence.
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Galesburg
Robert Higgins
Mercer County Offeult
Higgins
Julia Plake
Sove
Har
D. A. Hebel
Julia Flake
Vigeins
S. R. Gates
Olmstead
Bit
Earl
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S Lane
American Press Association
Tolls
Nalion
Ruef
Dechinss
Boes
Rosenthal
Qiynn
Merchant
Self
Piker
Chicago
Wolfe
Nicholas Wolfe
George J. Sayr
Isadore Heller
Sayr
Heller
Rolla
John H. Pillman
J. I. Freeman
Phelps County
Silver City
N. M
Arlington
Shreveport
Charles Hills
Bills
RUDOLFO_ FIERRO
W. S. Benton
Mutual Film Company
Little Hack
Ark
Atwil .i
William Abring
United States Express
Pany Messenger
Hot Springs
Little Reel
Ahring
Express Company
Valia Bles
Railrout
San Auto
Vex
Livie
Tennessee
Mary Will
E. C. Jackson
Chatham and Hawkeye Cleaners
Heetland
Testecleo
Lomnsend & Metril Lube Co
Ackley and Faulkner
Honsultivt Mitt Dem Unterfolyriebenen
K. DE Berg
Krene DeBerg
Kesley
Iowa
Krohn Meat Market
BE. T. Krohn
Ackley
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