Rumor on Huerta Aboard Ypiranga Widens Mexico City to Vera Cruz
Reports from Mexico City claim Senora Huerta and her sons travel to Puerto Mexico as refugees and rumors say the Huerta family may be aboard the Ypiranga when it sailed to Europe. Other whispers cite 29th Infantry trains and an imminent departure as guards circle the ship.
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Ypiranga
Mexico City
Sengra Huerta
Moir Tohel
Boale
Europe
Dresden
al Tiner
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Lnster
Amy
Army
Tuerta
Upiranga
Urritin
Me Interick
United States
Sénora Huerta
Wenk de Puerto Mestro
Gengiitl
Sisteis
Vapitai
Senora Elumrea
Lhq_capital
Iberta
Ser Prerto
Mexico
Tefigees
Tierra
Rockefeller May Consent to Be a Witness
Washington report says William Rockefeller May may consent to testify as the Interstate Commerce Commission nears a final report on the New Haven railroad case. Observers note his age and prior physician affidavit about his ability to endure subpanel examinations. In a separate probate ruling Mrs Lillie Busch, widow of Adolphus, is awarded 2,112.00 from her husband’s estate for care and expenses previously advanced.
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Washington
Ommetata
Interstate Committce Commission
William Teackefeller de Tate
New Haven Ri
Disjointed State News From A Faulty OCR Card
A garbled OCR page from The Standard summarizes various items including politics, labor, sports, and local notices. It mentions strikes, government actions, council meetings, editorial notes, and scattered regional references such as Anaconda, Butte, and California volcano activity, all presented in distorted form.
Two Women Robbed by Mounted Bandits Near Dillon
Two women were held up by mounted bandits two miles from Dillon on the river road as they returned from Dillon to Patterson's ranch. Mrs Patterson led the defense, wounding one bandit before he fled. A posse pursued, recovering one man on gray horses and detaining another, with a third believed captured nearby. The women were threatened and searched. they had no valuables.
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Dillion
Jung
J. Patterson
L. al Walliams
Han
Dillan
Secon
Hin
R. H. Mansfeld- Avether Sal
Mansfield
Legalize Trade Unions in New Anti-Trust Bill
The Clayton bill adds labor exemption to anti-trust law, legalizing trade unions and farmer co operatives as not restrained by restraint of trade. House vote 207 to 0 endorses provisions shielding union activity, while Democrats and progressives debate scope and future court tests.
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Ington
Jung
Farmers
Hay Incorporated
Filene
Indor
Murdock
San Francisco Engineer Daniels Offered Interior Post
Jung I Sack Daniels of San Francisco and landscape engineer for Yoncratio park is proposed for the last sacr edaryship of the Interior Department by Secretary Franklin Lang.
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San Francisco
Jung
Daniels
Yoncratio Park
Department of the Interior
Franklin Lang
Royal inquiry opens into disaster that claimed hundreds
Mrs Andersen recounts gripping moment aboard the Storstad when collision with the Empress of Ireland sent the liner to a fogbound fate. She describes the bridge scene, reliance on Captain Andersen, and pleas as passengers faced sinking with many lives lost.
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Wagriec
Ireland
Lindsay
Dominion
Colliee Storslad
Imorrow
Llarneys
Cook
Colter
Dee Navinty
Naked Swede Survivor Found Near Rimouski
A woman, apparently Swedish, was found wandering naked near Rimouski. Believed to be a survivor of the Empress of Ireland wreck, she had drifted to shore with one piece of wreckage and appeared confused, unable to recount events.
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Rimouski, Fie
Rimouski
Fleeing Banker May Have Been Empress Victim
Chicago report identifies a banker named Michacl Potocki as a possible Empress of Ireland disaster victim. Police in Quebec were asked to identify him among recovered bodies. his wife received a telegram from Montreal noting he planned to board a steamer for Bremen on May 28.
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Tie
Chicago
Michacl Potocki
Folie
Polies
Quebec
Canada
Potocki
Montreal
Bromen
Quarter of a Million for Use of Prohibitionists
Chicago June 1 pledges for 250000 dollars for the use of the national committee of the prohibition party have been received since October 1913 according to an announcement by the committee here today. The money will be used to place an executive in each state to devote his time to organizing the state.
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Chicago
National Committee of
The
Prohibition Party
Coal strike eases as companies reach pacts in Kanawha Valley
Charleston June 1 The first day of the Kanawha Valley coal strike saw several companies reach agreements with their locals and resume operations. Worker suspensions fell from 4,000 to about 3,000 as settlements reduced the number of men affected and mines continued operating.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanalvaba
Western Railroaders to Take Strike Vote
Western railroad workers vote to strike amid protracted wage negotiations. Union leaders warn a nationwide walkout could affect freight and passenger service on lines west of Chicago, impacting millions in wages and freight movements.
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Western
Chicago
Woman testifies governor Hodges rough in assault claim
Tonella West of Wichita testified in a case against Governor Hodges of Kansas alleging assault and battery in his office over a dispute about letters related to a prisoner. She described the governor grabbing her wrist and tearing papers from her, with the proceedings likely to go to the jury tomorrow.
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Tonella
Kat
Jaye
Tunella
Wichita
George WI. Hodges
Kangas
Biuyde
Frank Sulitway
West
Hodges
Lnst
Seaton
Exrouthy
Buekwelter
Detained Hindus clash aboard steamer off British Columbia
In Vanover on June 1 a clash occurred as detained Hindus aboard the Japanese steamer Emagiota fought guards and demanded entry, claiming priority over Chinese passengers arriving on the Empress of Russia. Police and constables secured the ship after a night aboard, with 600 Chinese already admitted earlier.
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Vanover
British Columbia
East Indiana
Try
Reid
Indy Marty
Mies
Rugala
Bryan Indicates Lectures During Vacation Schedule
Secretary Bryan announced today that if public business permits he will spend part of his vacation delivering lectures at the Cha tautaqua. His first lecture will be in North Carolina.
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Washington
Bryan
North Carolina
Whitman May Lead New York Campaign
New York June 1. District Attorney Charles Whitman announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. A movement seeks his nomination on both Republican and Progressive tickets without the knowledge of many Progressive leaders. Charles Dueler, a New York adviser and sponsor, indicated support plans amid uncertain backing from Colonel Roosevelt and others.
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New York
Charles Whitean
End of Winters Prosecution Stirs New Motives
New Gaade, Jud, discusses charges against W. H. Cooper and Mrs. Winters in the disappearance of Catherine Winters, 1,-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Winters. Prosecutor Meyers says no charges filed yet, seeks a special prosecutor, while evidence suggests a box shipped to Cooper may tie to the case.
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Mra
W. A. Winters
W. H. Cooper
Catherine Winters
Aki¢l
Depactnon
Cooper
Drentur
Catherine
Efe
Tilinais
Withdrawal of Land Held 10 Be Invalid
Los Angeles June 1 The conservation order of former President Taft withdrawing nearly 3 000 000 acres of all land in California was declared invalid by Judge M T Dooling US court The court held the president had no power to withdraw lands from entry The fate of the remainder depends on a Supreme Court ruling in the Mid West Oil Company case involving 170 000 acres of land awaiting final adjudication expected this month
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Conservaton
Taft
Anda
California
M. T. Dooling
United States Court
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Vote on Canal Toll Exemption May Be Taken Saturday
Washington June 1 Developments in the senate today encouraged traders in the belief that the vote on the canal tolls exemption repeal will be taken on Saturday night. An effort for unanimous consent for a PTA at 4 clock Friday failed. Senator O Gorman announced the bill would be kept before the senate from Wednesday until disposition. Senators Colt and Myers spoke in favor of repeal, Senator Catron opposed it.
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Washington
Senate
O'Gorman
Colt and
Myers
Catron
Famous Santa Anita track to vanish for modern club house
In San Francisco on June 1 a report claims the celebrated Santa Anita race track near Los Angeles, a longtime monument to K J Baldwin, will be replaced by a modern club house, with stock ownership shifting to Mia Anite Sald win Mestaurhrey, daughter of a noted plunger. The plan allegedly aims to wipe out the track as a racing venue.
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Santa Anita
Los Angeles
K. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Wil Goon Be No
Mia
Anite Saldwin Mestaurhrey
Nat
Europe
Tonsent
Fos Anxsies
Necoclapton
Mexican constitutionalists push to resist Huerta rule
A Durango message to the American press criticizes Niagara Falls mediators and asserts the constitutionalists have launched a successful revolution. It argues Huerta’s end nears as roads are restored and Mexican City could fall within a week, while warning that the mediation plan would force recognition of a provisional government or face crushing.
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Vexas
Carranza
Dugango
Miediatora
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Durango
Crianza
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Mediallu Commission
Mexico
Washington
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Peace Commission
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Eluerta
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Guadalupe
Cummins Again Is Chosen For Senate
Des Moines Iowa June 1 Senator Albert B Cunsinles republican fits been renominater for the United States senate by a majority Tanglag between 0 000 and 30 066 over A C Savage according to estimates based on early returns Congressman Connelly democrat should defeat E T Meredith by 20 000 and Governor Clarkes plurality over his two opponents for the republican nomination for governor was expected to be around 15 000 On the democratic slate John J Hamilton of Cedac Rapid was reported ahead though his opponent R McGinois of Gaont was making a strong race The race between 8 H Basher of Waterloo and Casper Sehenkot Bos Maines for the progressive nomination for United States agnktor wag ojoge yiew the Advantage 5 An favor of Bashor
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Iowa
Albert B. Cunsinles
United States Senate
A. C. Savage
Connelly
E. T. Meredith
Clarke
Alite
John J. Hamilton
Cedac Rapid
R. McGinois
Gaont
Waterloo
Casper Sehenkot
Bos Maines
United States Agnktor
Wag Ojoge
Yiew
Bashor
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