Colorado Mine War Struggle Dragging Toward Settlement
Colorado coal field conflict remains unresolved as 1,707 U S troops guard mines. Union leaders and operators cite heavy losses with state costs around 700 000 and union payments totaling several million. Indictments and lawsuits loom while a state led joint committee probes possible paths to settlement.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Colorado
United States
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Ludlow
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Twelfth Cavalry
Leas Animas
Huerfano
James Lockett
Boulder County
Charles J. Symmonds
Fremont County
S. M. McClure
Gamps
Routt County
W. A. Holbrook
James Dalrymple
Ammons
Severe Milwaukee Storm Damages Homes and Fences
A severe wind and electrical storm struck Milwaukee and western suburbs causing extensive damage to buildings including barns and fences at the state fair grounds. The storm disrupted interurban traffic with damages estimated around 500000 dollars. No fatalities occurred though several people narrowly escaped serious harm.
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Morning Journal
Milwaukee
West Allis
Wauwautosak
Colorado Cloudburst Wrecks Rail Line and Traps Autoists
A cloudburst at Green Mountain Falls causes Fountain Creek to flood and wash out a section of Denver and Rio Grande tracks between Buttes and Pinon, south of Colorado Springs. Trains detoured via Santa Fe routes to Pueblo. Bridges in Ute Pass and roads west of town blocked. many automobile parties marooned.
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Green Mountain Falls
Denver
Rio Grande
Buttes and
Pinon
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Floods Recede Across Texas After River Montoring
Reports from Dallas and along the Colorado Brazos and Nueces rivers indicate floodwaters are receding after threats of overflow. Four people died in the high waters as the danger eased across affected counties.
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Dallas
Tex
Colorado Brazos
Newces
Texas
California Lawmaker Praises Grant at National Ceremony
Representative Kahn of California lauds General Grant at the annual rotunda ceremonies in Washington. He denounces dismissals of aged veterans from government service as wreaths are placed around the statue in the Hall of Fame under the Grant Oracle auspices.
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Washington
Kahn
California
Grant
United States Grant Oracle
Hall of Fame
Mediation Team Reaches Capital for Conference
Luis Cabrera travels to the national capital and engages in talks with Zubaran and others as mediators await a report from Washington and Mexico City.
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Luis Cabrera
National
Zubaran
Not Favorable to Ambitions of Diaz at Niagara Falls
Washington reports indicate Mexican mediation at Niagara Falls centers on terms for the internal situation with Carranza representatives expected to join if the talks broaden. Cabrera and Vasconcelos travel with prospects Diaz or Gomez as potential candidates, while Diaz faces cooler reception from mediators. Simultaneously, Garcia Mario, missing courier of Rear Admiral Fletcher, is reportedly located in Mexico City planning a Vera Cruz return.
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United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Niagara
Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
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Thas
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Luis Cabrera
Europe
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Felix Diaz
Falls
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Huerta
United States
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Diaz
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Fletcher
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Mazatlan
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Studden
California
Inuerta
Wisconsin anti vice legislation proposed by commission
Madison May 1 Wisconsin legislative on commission will recommend to the next legislature a law like the Mann federal white slave act to prevent transportation of women between counties or cities within the state. Howard Teasdale chair of the commission said such a law would curb commercialized vice and immorality.
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Morning Journal
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Legislative Ioe Commission
Howard Teasdale
Pcommission
Toda
Captain Denies Blame in Danish Collier Tragedy
Master of the Danish collier presents his version of events leading to the accident and asserts he did all possible to avert the tragedy. He denies responsibility and explains actions taken aboard.
Empress of Ireland Disaster Totals Released
Canadian Pacific Railway released lists showing 964 lives lost with 41 saved from the Empress of Ireland wreck. The breakdown covers first cabin second and third classes and crew with numbers for carried, saved, and lost, amid widespread inquiry.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Barged Collision Details Publicly Challenged
The Storstad’s captain defends prompt rescue actions after the Empress of Ireland collision, asserting swift boat deployment and aid to survivors. Legal seizure by Canadian Pacific Railway for 2.6 million dollars is linked to losses, with bond posting planned to release Storstad as cargo is unloaded.
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Andersen
Kenidafl
Storstad
Storstad Dev
Empress of Ireland Wreck Victims Reached Quebec
Canadian steamer Lady Grey brought 188 bodies from the Empress of Ireland wreck to Quebec City. Spectators lined the St Lawrence heights as coffins, including 25 children, were laid out for identification under a black-draped shed.
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Quebec
Lady Grey
Timouski
St. Lawrence
Essex
Trey
Rimouski
Father Point
Armistice Prerequisite for Rebel Entry into Peage Parleys
Huerta delegates demand an armistice before any entry of constitutionalists into Peage Parleys, insisting that hostilities cease only if talks proceed. The stance underscores a pause requirement before negotiations amid ongoing clashes.
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Peage Parleys
Washington Wants Carranza Represented In Peace Talks
Niagara Falls Ontario May 31 The South American envoys plan a two party accord with the Huerta government and may ignore Carranza representation for now. American delegates insist constitutionalists be represented and press for a prompt armistice before negotiations proceed.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Huerta
Washington
Carranza
Arrested on Charge of Killing Husband in Wichita
Grace Patton, held in Wichita after arriving from Wellington to place flowers on her husband’s grave, faces arraignment for murder of her spouse on December 10, 1912. She had claimed burglars shot him. police seek details on the case amid the Decoration Day visit.
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Wichita
Kan
Grace FE. Patton
Patton
Wellington
Baseball at bat ends in fatal heart injury
Roy Mims died in Fort Worth Texas after being struck in the heart by a baseball during an amateur game. He collapsed minutes after the impact and could not be revived.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Roy Mims
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