Rumor of Huerta Family Aboard Ypiranga and Mexican Departure
Reports from Veracruz claim Senora Huerta and four sons traveled toward Puerto Mexico aboard the Ypiranga with a rumor of troops from the Twenty-ninth Infantry heading for Europe. Officials and refugees dispute details, noting locked staterooms and unverified bank withdrawals. The capital faces circulating rumors of a secret Huerta departure.
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William Rockefeller May Consent to Be a Witness
Washington officials of the Interstate Commerce Commission await a final report on the New Haven railroad system investigation. The commission nears resuming testimony Wednesday with a list of witnesses, despite lingering questions about William Rockefeller’s ability to testify and a physician’s affidavit citing strain concerns.
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Interstate, Commerce Commission
New Haven
Clet
Widow Lillie Busch Wins $2,112,000 Estate Claim
In St Louis on June, Mrs. Lillie Bugoh widow of Adolphus Busch secured a probate court ruling granting a final allowance of 2,112,000 against the Busch estate. The claim covers sums advanced to Adolphus Busch over time for care and investment on an open account.
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St. Louis
Lillie Bugoh
Adolphus Busch
Butte Morning News Highlights and Local Updates
Summary of diverse items from Butte and state pages including crime trials, court actions, and public notices. Reports cover political commentary, labor disputes, education board meetings, local sports notes, building and business activity, social events, and market reports with a focus on Butte and nearby regions.
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Carranza
ABC
Hodges
Walkerville
Anaconda News
T-State Fair Board
Butte
California
Goldberg
London
Mounted bandits rob two Dillon women near river road
Special dispatch from Dillon reports two mounted men halted a car carrying Mrs. F. F. Patterson and Mrs. A. Williams and three babies. One attacker was arrested near town while a second eluded capture as a posse scoured miles for him. Patrols and arrests followed within hours.
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F. F. Patterson
A. Williams
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Holaup
Legalize Trade Unions in New Anti-Trust Bill Passed
Washington June 1 Trade unions would be recognized and not treated as restraint of trade under the Clayton bill supplementing anti trust law The measure clarifies existing law and includes an exemption for labor and farmer cooperative associations The House passed the labor provision with no dissent and added an amendment to shield unions and members from being illegal conspiracies under the anti trust laws Debate centers on the scope and duration of the exemption Also the House approved a clause legalizing railroad conferences and agreements under ICC control In San Francisco Daniel Stark a civil engineer offered the assistant secretaryship of the interior by Secretary Lane
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House
Tate
Murdock
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Francisco
Stark Daniel
Yosemite Park
Department of the Interior
Franklin Lane
Inquiry Ordered by Government
Government orders an inquiry into a recent incident raising questions about losses and lives. Officials say a formal review will assess facts, identify responsible parties, and determine any averted risks. The inquiry aims to publish findings and guide policy improvements.
Mrs Andersen's Story on Sinking of Empress of Ireland
Montreal dispatch quotes Mrs. Andersen wife of Storstad captain recounting the collision with the Empress of Ireland. She describes foggy night, her husband’s orders, attempts to keep Storstad in the hole, lifeboats sent, and cries as the liner sank with about a thousand lives lost. The inquiry and royal commission proceed to fix responsibility.
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Toay
Lindsay
Dominion
Storstad
Admiralty
and Offer
Canadian Pacific Railway
Andersen
Husban
Mrs. Andesen
Anderse
Naked Swede Survivor Linked to Empress of Ireland Wreck
In Rimouski on June 1 a woman, apparently Swedish, was found wandering naked and is believed to be a survivor of the Empress of Ireland disaster. She landed on wreckage and, overwhelmed by the ordeal, appeared dazed and unable to explain her condition.
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Rimouski
Fleeing Banker Likely Empress Victim Identified
Chicago reports private banker Michael Potock plausibly identified among Empress of Ireland disaster victims. Police in Quebec seek to verify his identity among recovered bodies after a May telegram from Montreal noted plans to sail to Bremen aboard the steamer.
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Chicago
Michael Potock
Quebec
Canada
Potock
Montreal
Bremen
Quarter of a Million for Use of Prohibitionists
Chicago June 1 Pledges for 250 60 for the use of the national committee of the prohibition party have been received since October 1918, according to an announcement by the committee here today. The money will be used to place an executive in each State to devote his full time to organizing the state.
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Chicago
National Committee of
The
Prohibition Party
Coal strike eases as Kanawha mines resume work
In Charleston West Virginia a coal strike in the Kanawha field passed quietly. Several coal companies reached agreements with the miners and operations continued. Individual settlements reduced the number of men affected from about 25 000 to 8 000.
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Charleston
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Sane
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Uelr
Western Railroaders to Take Strike Vote
Chicago June report says 14 000 engineers and firemen west of Chicago plan a strike vote after break off in wage negotiations. Nearly three months of talks touched 140 000 miles of rail which carry about 47 750 000 dollars in wages yearly. Union leaders announced the vote would take three days and no new proposals would be offered meanwhile.
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Chicago
United States
Milinois Central
Canada
Fort William
Grand Trunk Pacific
General Managers
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. 8. Carter
Brotherhood of
Nemtions
Governor Hodges Accused of Assault in Parole Suit
Luella West of Wichita testifies in Topeka trial alleging Governor Hodges seized letters from her and another woman during a visit to the governor's office over a parole matter. She says he twisted her wrist and struck her as she tried to recover documents. case likely to go to the jury.
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Topeka
Kan
Luella West
Wichita
George H. Hodges
Kansas
Frank Sullivan
West
Hindu Riot Aboard Japanese Steamer Emagaota Mart
Vancouver dispatch reports 100 Hindus rioted aboard the Japanese steamer Emagaota Mart anchor off shore. They attacked guards, were overwhelmed by police and immigration officials, cited delayed landing as cause, 10 armed rifles patrolled ship all night. Admission of 600 Chinese earlier sparked tensions. Washington notes Secretary Bryan plans Chautauqua circuit lecture in July.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Reid
Russia
Whitman May Lead New York Campaign
District Attorney Charles Whitman of New York announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. A movement to secure Whitman’s nomination on both Republican and Progressive tickets has been launched without many progressive leaders’ knowledge. Charles Duel Jr stated that Colonel Roosevelt had given support to the plan.
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W York
Charles Whitman
New York
Whitman
Charles Duel Jr
Roosevelt
End of Winters Prosecution Hinted as Detective Withdraws
A detective Abel withdrew from the Winters disappearance case, signaling possible end to the prosecution of Dr and Mrs Winters and W H Cooper. Prosecutor Meyers asked for more time to review evidence Abel gathered about a box shipped to Cooper near Decatur Illinois after Catherine Winters vanished on March 20 1913. Local belief holds the inquiry may be finished without further charges.
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W. A. Winters
W. H. Cooper
Catherine Winters
Dr. Winters
W. R. Meyers
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Abel
Cooper
Decatur
Catherine
Illinois
Meyers
Withdrawal of Lands Invalid Declared by U S Judge
Los Angeles June 1 The conserv ation order of former President withdrawing about 300000 acres of California lands was declared invalid by M T Dooling of the United States court holding the president had no power to withdraw lands from entry The question of revert to free exploitation depends on Supreme Court decision in the Mid-West OM case involving 170000 acres in Wyoming A final adjudication expected this month
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Art
California
M. T. Dooling
United Purt
In Supreme Court of the
United Stat
Mid-West OM Company
Wyoming
Supreme Court
Vote on Canal Toll Repeal Put to Senate Saturday
Washington June 1 Developments in the senate point to a canal tally exemption repeal vote on Saturday night. An attempt for unanimous consent at 1 o clock Friday failed. Senator O Gorman led the opposing forces and said the bill would be kept before the senate starting Wednesday. Senators Colt and Myers supported repeal while Senator Catron opposed it.
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Washington
Senate
O'Gorman
Colt and
Myers
Catron
Famous Santa Anita Track to Be Replaced by Club House
San Francisco June 1 The famous Santa Anita race track near Los Angeles long a monument to the turf exploits of the late E J Lucky Baldwin will soon be no more Mrs Anita Baldwin McClaughrey daughter of the noted plunger on the eve of her departure for Europe announced tonight that she had acquired majority control of the stock of the Los Angeles Racing Association and that it was her intention to wipe out the track as such and replace it with a modern club house polo grounds and golf links
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Santa Anita
Los Angeles
E. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Anita Balwin McClaughrey
Europe
Carranza and Villa condemn Niagara mediation steps
Paso Texas June 1 A semi official statement from General Carranza at Dugango criticizes the Niagara Falls mediation commission and Villa reiterates loyalty to Carranza. The message declares Carranza’s provisional government official and urges recognition of a forthcoming constitutionalist government, noting Huerta’s collapse and the need to crush opposition.
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Texas
Carranza
Dugango
A. B.C
Niagara Falla
Villa
Durango
Cummins Again Is Chosen For Senate
Des Moines June 1 Senator Aner Comethy renomination referenced amid a turbulent Republican scene. The piece notes bids for governor and Democratic contenders including John Hamilton Cedar Rapids and Casper Schenk Des Moines. Discusses shifting alliances in a Progressive era primary context and upcoming nominations.
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Repblian
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Gease Crac
Sibu
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Repube
John Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
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