Revolutionists Form New Government in Guatemala
reports from Mexico City April 12 say Estrada Cabrera’s government was overthrown and a new government led by Carlson Herrera has been formed. Unionists claim victory as fighting continues in the capital and interior towns. Cabrera is reportedly imprisoned or besieged. Many Ademalans cross from Mexico to join the revolt.
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Mexico City
Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Carlson Herrera
The
Universal
Tapa Chula
Chia Paso
Cabrera
Republic
Mexico
Help Yourself Club Sweepstakes Announces Entry Soon
The Standard describes a forthcoming Help Yourself sweepstakes with rich prizes. It urges all interested to contact the Help Yourself club representatives in Butte or Anaconda promptly to avoid handicaps and ensure eligibility.
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Standard’s
Butte
Anaconda
Tumult at Berlin Stock Exchange After Forced Transfers
AP reports pandemonium in Berlin as compulsory transfer of foreign securities took effect. Quotations slumped while brokers shouted at the government. exchange committee members were assaulted as the bourse descended into turmoil.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Stock Exchange
Exchange Committee
Mankiewicz
Deutsche Bank
Guatemalan Shelling Kills Noncombatants in City
Guatemela City faces heavy shell fire from President Cabrera forces since Thursday night. Volunteers defend with improvised arms as shells strike various areas, with casualties feared high. Cabrera entrenched in La Palma outside the city.
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Guatemela City
Associated Press
Cabrera
la Palama
Wood urges rapid war expense cuts in new eastern tour
Massachusetts Republican General Leonard Wood began his eastern campaign with speeches in Pittsfield Holyoke and Springfield urging immediate cuts to all unnecessary wartime spending insisting the nation must stop spending money like drunken sailors to reduce costs amid the war effort.
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Mass
Leonard Wood
Pittsfield
Holyoke
Springfield
War hero dies from crash injuries in Camden
Lieut Richard W. Wright of Cleveland died in Camden New Jersey from injuries suffered Saturday when his postal airplane crashed 200 feet in the air. He died three hours after being brought to the hospital. Lieut Mark C. Hogue of Portland Oregon, the pilot, did not reach the hospital in time.
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Camden
N. J
Ichard W. Wright
Cleveland
Tiss
Mark C. Hogue
Portland
Ore
Former Citizen of Butte Found Dead in Missoula
Charles Maurice Allen a longtime Butte metallurgist and mining expert was found dead in his bed at 8:80 this morning at 834 South Fifth Street West Missoula. He had lived in Missoula since twenty years ago and built the Allen block on Higgins avenue. He is survived by his wife two sons Dr B D Allen of Chicago William Allen a student at the state university and daughter Audrey Allen. Pending funeral arrangements.
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Standard
Missoula
Charles Maurice Allen
Butte
Montana
South Fifth Street
West
Allen
Mr. Allen
Rainsville
Ind
Butte & Boston
Basin &State
Basin
Higgins Avenue
All
Wood's Hole not the president's summer home
President Wilson will not establish the summer White House at Wood's Hole Mass though he had accepted a lease offer from Charles T Crane for a summer home. Secret service found Crane estate too small and nearby rail and signals hinder guarding operations. The plan shifted to another site with better accommodations. Eastern railway wage talks show slight progress with unions voting not to strike and Great Falls area reports improving. Freight congestion remains at Pocatello Ogden and Salt Lake while the union maintains wage and working condition controls under federal oversight.
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Associated Press
Wilson
White House
Wood's Hole
Mass
Charles T. Crane
China
Secret Service
Grane
Long Island
Butte
Great Walls
Brotherhood 10
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake
Wood Hopes To Carry Illinois
Republican leaders prepare for tomorrow's state wide primary as the nation watches the contest between Governor Lowden and General Wood for the Republican presidential endorsement. A Chicago win is seen as pivotal to carry Illinois against votes from the rest of the state.
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Lowden
General Wood
Illinois
Cook
No School Marm Will Graduate From Vassar
Vassar College will not graduate a school marm this year after a senior class survey. Low salaries have driven students to pursue business social service and other professions in New York.
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New York
Vassar College
Howat Protest Paralyzes Kansas Coal Mines
Miner leaders led a march to Pittsburg jail in Girard protesting Alexander Howat's imprisonment. Ninety percent of Kansas coal mines idle as crowds shouted for release and pressed officials. In Chicago Gov Lowden called for tax reduction to ease high living costs ahead of the IL primary.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Chicago
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Republian
Iilkr
Holt
Detroit Factory Shutdown Frays Wartime Strain
Detroit mills faced a second six month blow as power shut to all nonessential industries. About 50 000 workers sent home temporarily amid railroad power failure. Michigan cities reported 18 000 additional unemployed as the crisis spread. In Terre Haute Indiana five hundred switchmen voted to quit tonight.
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Mich
Detroit Faison Company
Michigan
Yerre Haute
Ind
Striking Railway Workers Rumble Across New York Area
The New York strike amid rail workers worsened with freight paralyzed and passenger service cut further. Troops unloaded stranded mail trains as violent incidents appeared in Port Jervis and Jersey City. Union officials faced hostility while speakers urged settlement during chaotic talks.
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New York
United States
Department of Justice
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massacre Threat Looms Over Baku Sighting
In Constantinople on April 12, reports say fighting between Azerbaijanis and Armenians rages in Karabagh. Interallied observers warn about 25,000 rihanians in Baku possibly facing massacre.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Strikes Shrink as Chicago Railwalk Returns to Work
Chicago and surrounding areas see a easing of the railroad walkout as strike participants withdraw. Officials report improved conditions in Chicago and the Midwest with many workers resuming jobs while government action looms and justice investigators close in. Stockyards regain activity with large cattle hog and sheep receipts as more workers return.
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Isle
Chicago, Milwaukee & 8
Pau
Middle West
Cleveland
Washington
Palmer
Department of Justice
Chicago Ards
Ince
Irish Pickets Held Under Heavy Bond at Embassy
Ten Irish pickets arrested last week at the British embassy were held for a federal grand jury today by U S marshal Richardson on charges tied to a statute involving diplomatic representations. Names of detainees include Misses Harrie OBrien McKeon Walsh Inn OBrien Quinn and Mrs Walsh among others from Philadelphia Boston and Louis.
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United States
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O'each
Misseslaine Harrie
Kathleen O'Brien
Katherine McKeon
Mary Walsh
Thomas Inn
Honor Walsh
Delphia
Helen O'Brien
Louis
Maura Quinn
Boston
Katherin Mbine
James Walsh
Spokane Facing Northern Pacific Walkout Amid Strike Sentiment
Spokane reports show conflicting signs of a Northern Pacific strike as about 60 switchmen vote to strike at 9 am tomorrow. Yardmen on Oregon Washington R and N and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines await action. Great Northern workers have quit, rail service mostly unimpeded as sentiment toward a strike grows.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific Rails
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northern’ Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
International Yardmen's Association
Turkish Nationalists Threaten Anatolia Occupation
The Ottoman sultan's government, in a manifesto, blames Turkish nationalists for the crisis in Constantinople and warns that if their operations continue, the Entente may occupy Anatolia. It orders punishment for all organizers and instigators of rebellion.
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Associated Press
Anatolia
Entente
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