Mexico City Awaits U S Reply Over Tampico Salute
In Mexico City protests over Tampico and the American flag escalate as President Huerta refuses an unconditional salute. Portillo y Rojas states the flag was not present when marines were detained and warns Mexicans to refrain from demonstrations. The U S demands a 21 gun salute and mutual flags protocol are debated as the clock ticks toward a government decision.
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Juarta. In
United States
Tampico
Weuttn
Union Neva Serrica
Mexico City
Mex
Washington
Huerta
Senor Portillo
Rojas
Pvalion
Mexico
Yara Cruz
Mayo
American Congress
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Foreign Office
O'Shaughnessy
Senor Portillo Y Rojas
Coyoacan
Troops On Move Practice March Halted In Coast Return
Western Newspaper Union News Service Houston April 20 The Seo on division of the United States army began a hurried movement back to Texas City and Galveston on orders from Washington at 3 this morning. The Fifth brigade was rushed aboard troop trains while the rest of the unit marched sixty miles back to the coast on foot. The Second division had been grooming in Texas City and Galveston for a year and was to parade April 21 at San Jacinto. The Fifth brigade includes the Fourth Seventh Nineteenth and Twenty eighth Infantry under Col Daniel Cornman with Fort Crockett Galveston as station for unit leaders. Gen Frederick Funston now at Texas City headquarters.
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Houston
Tex
Seoon
United States Army
Texas City
Galveston
Washington
San Jacinto
Texas
Mexico
Daniel Cornman
Fort Crocket
Frederick Funston
Flyers Ready to Go in Volunteer Reserve Aviation Corps
Albert L. Lambert, founder and millionaire behind the volunteer reserve aviation corps of the army and navy, declares all 42 aviators ready to depart for Mexico on a moment's notice. The bold announcement emphasizes swift deployment capability and unity of the aviation unit.
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St. Louis
Volunteer Reserve Aviation Corps
Army and Navy
Mexico
Albert L. Lambert
London Express comments on Mexican crisis and Villa
The London Daily Express criticizes President Wilson and Secretary Bryan for seeking peace at any price, arguing Wilson temporized and backed Villa as an unofficial instrument. The Times editorializes that Washington will act under Gen Scott’s 1846 approach, with intervention deemed inevitable. Huerta’s refusal to yield reaches Paris as sympathy for Huerta appears, while U S policy shifts amid fears for American investments in Tampico.
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London Daily Express
Cavett
London
The
Daily Express
Saye
Wilson
Bryan
America
Villa
the Times
Gan
Scott
Vera Cruz
Washington
Congress
Huerta
Paris
Wuerta
United States
Tampico
Steamer Gratitude Rammed and Sunk Near St Michaels Md
The Gratitude was rammed by the Cambridge of Wade's Point on Chesapeake Bay. Passengers were transferred to the Cambridge, which was badly battered, and landed at Claiborne. No lives were lost.
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St. Michaels
Gratitude
Cambridge
Wade's Point
Ghes. Rpeake Bay
Claiborne
Ethel Adams Dead in New York
Mrs May Katz a well known stage figure died of cancer at a private hospital in New York Her husband Herbert Katz a brewer from Paterno New Jersey is said to have spent $100 000 on radium treatment in an effort to save her life
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New York
May Katz
Mar. Mage
Ethel Adams
Herbert Katz
Paternon, N. J
Seed corn tests buoy Black Hawk county farmers outlook
Cedar Falls reports farmers sow oats and spring wheat despite cool weather. Seed corn tests show Black Hawk county again has excellent seed corn this year. Last year’s crop matured well. no seed imports expected this spring, with surplus seed sold to southern Iowa and nearby states. Farmers anticipate good yields aided by strong seed stock.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Whole Wolf Family Captures Mother Wolf Alive
Joan Beck and William Batts pursued a mother wolf along Black Hawk creek and, with a fish cord wrapped eight times around its paw, pulled her from a den beneath a toppled tree. They restrained her with clubs ready for defense as the jaws snapped, yet she was unable to free herself.
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Waterloo
Joan Beck
William Batts
Black Hawk Creek
Nevada Y M C A Building Proposal In Nevada Iowa
A twelve member committee to act on the Y M C A proposition is named after a meeting led by Charles Dreher. The executive slate includes E A Twarcett chair and J A Cougalt G A Klave S M McCall and others. A young man will be hired to oversee city boys activities this season and fundraising for a building will begin once a field man arrives.
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Nevada
Charles Dreher
Story Lane
E. A. Twarcett
J. A. Cougalt
E. L. McContie
F. M. Boardman
D. R. Speiker
W. L. Lobaugh
J. W
Dubuque Hospital Sued for 175000 Damages
Sister Mary Regina Kerr of Kentucky sues St Josephs Hospital of Dubuque in federal court for 175000 claiming illegal detention from March to July 1912. She says she was kept prisoner in the asylum and alleges loss of a Jeffersonville Indiana hospital business and mental anguish as damages.
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Dubuque
St. Joseph's Marey Hospital
Mary Regina Kerr
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
Ind
Des Moines Shoe Shop Sparks Protests
A flood of protests reached the police station over the opening of a shoe shining shop in Des Moines employing fifteen girls brought from Omaha. Indignant residents phoned to stop it while members of women’s clubs show interest. Chief Ed Crawford agreed with the view that women should not be employed in such a business but cited no legal way to halt it.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Tate
Ed Crawford
Installation of Pastor Elaborate in Marshalltown
The Presbyterian church will install Pastor James P. Linn on April 30 with Rev. J A Marquis of Coe College Cedar Rapids preaching the sermon Dr F E Hastings of Fort Dodge delivering the charge and Rev W B Sanford of Waterloo assisting. The county road fund rose to 38885 dollars for food roads up 8780 from last year. A steam shovel was moved under its own power to grade the Lincoln highway near town for road work. A Boone incident reports a freight conductor J J Brause losing his right foot after a rail accident. Siou x City bank approvals drawn up by currency controller for Continental National bank with capital of 100 dollars and listed organizers. Joy riders damaged a Webster City garage stealing two motorcycles incurring about 1000 dollars in losses. Robert Wampler and wife of Waukon celebrated their golden wedding with a reception by G A R and WAC. Buena Vista College plans Summer School with Rev R L Barackman joining as vice president and dean. Independence high school debate team won the eastern Iowa championship at Waterloo. Allamakee County planner Samuel Smith dies at 83 in Rogsville after 64 years’ residence. Posses failed to find a suspect in Mason City. Brock Keokuk imposes a tax on saloon stock and fixtures beyond license. Des Moines residents protest possible withdrawal of K W train service between Osceola Clarinda and Shenandoah.
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Marehalltown
James P. Linn
The
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Marquis
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Hastings
Fort Dodge
W. B. Sanford
Waterloo
Marshalltown
M. Gausa
Iowa
Lincoln Highway
Roland to Build New Salem Church in Nevada
Plans for two church buildings were submitted with costs of 14000 and 18000 dollars. The congregation chose the 18000 dollar project and directed the committee to let the contract. The new church will replace the old structure on the north lot.
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Roland
Nevada
Salem
Mrs Starr Saves Child From Fire in Keokuk Home
Mrs John Starr rushed into a burning Keokuk residence and rescued her one month old baby who slept on a bed as smoke filled the room.
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Keokuk
John Starr
Jessen Seeks Republican Nomination for Story County Rep
John Jessen of Story City has authorized his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Story County representative seat in the state legislature, to succeed M. A. Manning of Ames.
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Jessen
Negeda
John
Story City
Republlign
Re Presentative
Story County
M. A. Manning
Ames
Business Men Raise Fund for New Carena House
Coggon organizers report eighteen thousand dollars raised by trade union trainees for a new enara house to seat all public meetings. Funds will support construction and community events.
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Enara House
Incomplete Text Cites Lloyd Speaking Quietly Amid Mockery
The fragment shows a speaker named Lloyd describing how to smile and respond when insulted or shouted at. It hints at domestic or social advice about keeping calm, going home, and not complaining about dinner, but the passage is fragmented and unclear.
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Marks
Lloyd
TIME SAVERS VERBATIM KITCHEN AND MOTIVATION NOTES
Open text jumbles everyday tips and aphorisms from a late era. It mixes cooking hints with household chores and morale statements. The piece includes recipe tips for dressings lemonade and cottage cheese along with admonitions about belief and self effort.
Popcorn Dishes and Hamburg Loaf Featured in Home Menu
A vintage kitchen guide outlines serving ideas for popcorn as a topping on soups and as a dessert or breakfast item. It describes popcorn balls with crafted syrup, baked macaroni with peanut butter, and a Hamburg loaf made from beef, ham, and pork with tomato sauce and bacon, plus cooking times and seasonings.
Break fast origins traced to late seventeenth century
The passage notes breakfast was not widely recognized until late in the 1600s with the garliest traceable date at 1469. It mentions Tudor-era dining customs where elites and merchants rarely ate before noon, linking meals to social practices and moral ideas tied to pleasure and pain as discussed by Benjamin Franklin.
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Admiral Badger
Charles J. Badger
Arkans Gans
Portillo Y Rojas
Iturbide
Tampino
Raymond Hinojosa
Zaragoza
Hinojosa
O'Shaughnrey
Fort Tampico
Sanduat
Pensacola
Badger
Gulf
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Western Nanmpsper Union News
Funde
Committee of Twelve
Dubuque Hospital
SUEB
Aeka
Boone
J. J. Brause
Here
Council Bluffs
New Bank Irganzen
Bjioux City
Continental National Bank of
Sioux City
T. F. Harrington
F. E. Gill
C. Shult
J. A. Martin
Joy Ridere
Webster City
Joy Riders
Waukon
Robert Wampler
Allamakes County
Bellat Corps
Plana
Storm Lake
R. L. Barackman
Sac City
Buena Vista College
R. D. Behlin
Independence Champ
Independence High School
Bigourney
Allamakee
Winkon
Samuel Smith
Rogsville
Mason City
Clifford Hansen
Clear Lake
Brock
Des Moinee
Burlington
State Railroad Commission
Osceola
Clarinda
Shenanduah
Ladies of the
Bay City
Mich
Augusta F. Garmer
Des Mothes
Martha Hull
Eldon
Kirkland
J. H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Classical Association of
Mid West
Stratford
John Anderson
Avery
Perpolte
Benjamin Franklin
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