Germans Send More Guns and Huerta Protest Diplomats
Vera Cruz report says Private Parks was killed by Mexicans while near Lieut. Col. Taggart. Huerta protests to mediators that the United States has broken the armistice by landing more troops at Vera Cruz. Delays and discussions follow on troop readiness and possible reinforcements for General Funston amid mounting tensions.
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Huerta
United States
Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Mex
Taggart
Washington, D. C
Mexico City
Niagara Falls
Key West
Garrison
Puerto Mexico
Iuerta
Bryan
Funston
Som T Ie
Tyes
Rebel victories reported as Zapata seizes Cuernavaca
Reports from Vera Cruz say Emiliano Zapata has captured Cuernavaca the capital of Morelos within forty miles of Mexico City. News of rebel successes is being suppressed in Mexico City as Villa presses toward the capital from the north.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
May
Emilano Zapata
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Mexico City
Villa
Americans Killed in Stamp Mill Defense Near Guad alajara
Two Americans were killed and two seriously wounded defending the Cinco Minas Stamp Mill near Guad alajara from Federals, per a telegram from British Consul Holmes. Separate reports note U.S. officials meeting bodies from Vera Cruz aboard the Mayflower and Montana, with Wilson to address ceremonies. in Galveston Texas City brigades ready to embark for Mexico on chartered ships.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Cinco Minas
Guadaalajara
Holmes
Galveston
Texas
Washington
United States Army
Texas City
Mexico
Denver
Colorado
Mallory Line
Osrsaban
Texas City Steamship Company
Proclamation For General Disarming Issued By Authorities
Denver officials and labor leaders clash as compulsory arbitration bill dominates Senate debate. Administration bill passes committee, final passage expected when Senate reconvenes. House discusses a million dollar bond issue for military expenses, action deferred. Governor sends Adjutant General Chase report on Ludlow participants, noting incomplete records but promising prompt collection.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Senate
House
Chase
Ludlow
Federal troops asked to move north in Colorado conflict
May 8 dispatch reports Col James Lockett commanding Federal troops in the southern strike area resisting requests to send detachments to northern Colorado where only two companies remain. Lockett urged the governor to deploy state troops north and to appeal to the War Department for more soldiers. A proclamation urged union members to surrender arms by 10 a.m. or face expulsion, while mine operators promised to have guns collected by Federal officers as Ludlow tent colony rehabilitation is set for discussion.
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Associated Prean
Trinidad
Colo
Col
James Lockett
Colone Lockett
Colorado
Lockett
War Department
Union
Ludlow
Denver Pardons I W W Members For Street Speaking
Mayor Perkins grants clemency to twenty six Industrial Workers of the World members sentenced to sixty days in county jail for speaking on public streets without permits. report notes three hundred more I W W members are en route to Denver.
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W. W
Denver
Celo
May
Industrial Workers of the World
Perkins
Mine Workers Oppose General Strike Soon
The International Executive Board of United Mine Workers of America adjourned after meetings on conditions in Coloured Ohio and West Virginia. They advised against a general strike at this time while supporting Colorado miners and condemning John D. Rockefeller Jr for not aiding settlement. If conditions worsen the board could change policy.
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Bo Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio
West Virginia
Colorado
John VD. Rockefeller, Jr
Jury to Try Becker Completed Late Yesterday
The jury for Charles Becker former police lieutenant and head of the strong arms squad for the Rosenthal murder case was completed. Tomorrow District Attorney Whitman will charge Becker as the brain of the conspiracy. Contempt of court allegations against Cochran are not mentioned today.
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New York
May
Chas
Carranza Establishes Temporary Capital in Torreon
General Venustiano Carranza and his staff arrived in Torreon and set up a temporary capital. Officials denied reports that former Chihuahua governor General Chao was threatened with death by Villa while with Carranza.
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Associated Press
Torreon
Mex
Venustianoe Carranza
Villamet Carranza
Chao
Chihuuatrua
Carranza
Villa
Suffrage Parade In Capital To Demonstrate
Washington May 8 Associated Press reports a large suffrage parade set from the White House to the Capitol. Delegations from every state join District of Columbia workers and notable women, including social leaders and activists, with cavalry units and prominent organizers leading the march. Police chief Major Sylvester promises protection and swift action against any disorder.
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Associated Iree
Washington
Eh Co
White House
Capitol
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
District of Columbia
Mary Morgan
Gifford Pinchot
Elizabeth Kent
William Kent
California
Mra
Juliet Parrett Ktublea
Sylvester
Reunion of Old Soldiers Held in Clarendon
Clarendon Texas May 8 crowds greeted arriving veterans from Kansas City delayed by floods. Col R S Kimberlin and Mayor Tom Connally spoke as old soldiers in Confederate uniforms gathered for a southern dinner and fiddle tunes at Kimberlin’s home. A parade to the fair grounds followed and later events honored the veterans with music and memories.
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Kimberlin
Tom F. Connally
J. L. Pope
Amarillo
Khothby
Wo M Buster
Weather Note Shows Local Highs and Lows
The report lists local weather with temperatures for today and tomorrow. It notes a warm afternoon and a cooler evening with variable skies and light winds.
Colorado Crew Reaches City
Colorado boosters arrived in Amarillo Friday aboard a special Denver train from Dalhart. The group, from Colorado Springs and Manitou, included officials, hotel managers, and chamber members visiting for a dinner hosted by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce.
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Amarillo
Denver
Dalhart
Clayton
Iire
Cuty
Colorado Springs
Manitou
J. W. Atkinson
Acacia Hotel
RB. A. Banta
el Paso County
G. A. Boyd
N. Brumback
Manitou Incline Railway
W. S. Dunning
Chamber of Commerce
Antlers Hotel
Edwin J. Eaton
Colorado Savings Bank
George FF. Geiger
Ramona
A. W. Henderson
Mountain Division
Ray Hatgler
T C. Kirkwood
Griddings-Kirkwood Company
A. J. Lawton
Public
Pueblo Commerce Club
Colorado-to-Gulf Highway
A. Letts
J. D. Moore
Hirof Sebnboor
Franklin Press Company
A. T. Stewart
Colorad Jioapital Association
A T. Stewart, Jr
J. K Sweeney
Millx A
Mc- Mell and
Mol, & R
Hotel Amarille
Cent A
M W Iteld
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Chas Sloan
Crosier
J.M Elliot
Rey R. B Morgan
Memphis
Claude H .Harding
Awarilo Motor Club
Toasmanter
Jenking
Denver Railroad
Walter Crousett
National Tuberculosis Association holds tenth annual meeting
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis wraps its tenth annual session in Washington. Dr. Hatfield reports a boom in anti tuberculosis work from 150 agencies to over 2,500, with federal and private funds totaling nearly 100 million spent in the period. The Red Cross Christmas Seal drive is highlighted as a major stimulant.
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Washington, D. C
National Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Association
Charles J. Hatfield
Philadelphia
Boards of Health
National Association
Hatfield
Red Cross
Baeryni
South Carolina
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Sacks
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Chicago
Theodore 8. Sachs
Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
Dr. Sachs
United States
Newark
N. J
Buffalo
N. Y
Grand Rapids
Mich
Friedmann
George Mannheimer
New York
National Association For Thetudy and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Mannheimer
Palo Duro Canyon Feast Delights Travelling Men in Texas
Traveling Men's Protective Association sessions in Beaumont and Beaumont to Greenville Texas as council considers 2500 mile scripbook plans and elects officers. A Canyon trip, a grand barbecue, and reports from Dallas and Galveston highlight a busy Beaumont convention with a missing member and a lively botanic arena.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Calveston
Houston
Beaumont
Tom Ball
Tom
H. Blum
Galveston
Grand Council U
Camp
Texas U. G. 7
Amarillo
Order of U.c. Tt
Blue Spring
G Council
Walter B. Allen
Toe Council
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