Twilight Jubilee Aids Woman Suffrage Victory Parade
A large crowd in Hinite yesterday witnessed a suffrage celebration as stores displayed campaign colors and banners. A municipal rally from city hall to a parade of autos led by the public corps featured speakers and a fundraising booth at West Trawiway. The evening procession, with Miss Milfred Sherrill and others in yellow and black, drew wide attention as supporters emphasized the upcoming vote on women’s suffrage next November.
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Gallet
Effectis Deynesay
Conne
Symons
West Trawiway
I Mueney-Raisting
Tathy Eyeuine
Uble Corpe
Milfred Sherrill
Dirs
Lathame
Clu
Aniaage
War era notes and diverse items from The Standard War issue
A fragmented page review outlines numerous topics from Mexican conflict mentions to theater notes and society columns. It references war coverage, mining stock ads, page advertisements, and a wide array of local items such as society notes, theatrical reviews, sporting commentary, and a Duncan Campbell obituary.
Davidson Acain Divorce Case Shocks Court
A court session centers on the divorce of Davidson and Acain as legal proceedings unfold. Local officials or witnesses are not cited, but the case highlights marital dissolution and custody questions amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
Divorce suit filed by wife in Montana city case details
The court action names James Davidson and his wife Tyibell Smith, alleging extreme cruelty and bodily harm. She seeks permanent alimony, $1,000 monthly attorney fees, and a restraining order to stop disposal of property. The complaint notes Davidson owns valuable real estate and business interests. she claims inadequate means and accuses him of hiding assets to defeat alimony. The case, last heard in California, will proceed under Judge Lynch with a temporary restraining order issued. The plaintiff notes prior marriages and Davidson’s prominence in society.
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James Davidson
Fis
Danian
California
Tyibell Smith
Ratta
Mr. Davidson
Montana
Granite Streets
Init
Phey
Murai
Oish
Tialntff
Lynch
Davidson
Davidger
Elyiyeh
Woman orator seized by police near Rockefeller office
New York May 2 Demonstrations against John D. Rockefeller Jr over his alleged role in the Colorado coal strike had few disturbances. The day’s main event was the arrest of Mario Gans, a speaker for the Industrial Workers of the World, intercepted while en route to repeat a Thursday visit to Rockefeller's residence. Rocke feller was abroad at the time, with tense scenes reported along Myresden and Purantice avenues.
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John BD. Iorkefetter Jr
Tooment
Mario Gans
Industrial Workers of the World
Miss Gane
Mr. Rockefeller
Grandway
cropa-Plesved
Rockefeller
Rene
Aveniss
Porantice
Stussell
Tharey
Mujus Russel
Grepaajlona
Te Tejar
Vera Croat
Porward
Carpenters Withdraw To Show Their Patriotism
Aberdeen Washington May 2 The central labor council of Aberdeen faced with a resolution condemning the United States for sending troops to Mexico, led the carpenters union to withdraw from the council. The carpenters union comprises 115 men. Washington May 3 Assurances have come from Sanp the Vuerta government and General Carranza that the oil walls at Tampico will be protected during the fighting there. While no formal agreement to neutralize the walls exists, the agitation from both actions stirs fears that the wells would be destroyed.
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Wash
Becaause
Central Labor
Lnst
United States
Mexico
Carpenters’ Union
To Council
Washington
Sanp
Vuerta
Carranza
Tampico
Toth
Motor apparatus saves money says Sanger in fire report
The Wutte fire department report to Mayor Duncan shows 209 calls to fires in the year ending April 30, with insured losses around 2,276,200 and total uninsured losses near 17,985. Chief Peter Singer argues motorized equipment is cheaper and faster, urges adding motors to stations 3 4 and 6, selling aged gear, and notes hose stock and fire alarm system issues while detailing staff and equipment.
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Iid
Wutte
Buite
Peter Singer
Duncan
Ediof
Anyinger
Puta
Electrician
Ami
Vontatis
Guns of mine guards turned over to federals
Forty two guns, the first to be surrendered by either party since federal troops arrived, were turned over to regulars at Walsenburg by guards of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. The surrender follows an agreement between Captain Smith and B J Matteson, the company’s general manager.
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Trinidad
Col
C. C. Spulth
Walsenburs
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
Cuntain Smith
B.J. Matteson
Honor Guards For Vera Cruz Casualties To Be Held
Washington May 2 Sailors and marines killed during the Vera Cruz occupation will receive national funeral honors upon the arrival of their bodies aboard the cruiser Montana in New York. Government arrangements will send bodies home at government expense and Navy Secretary Daniels will attend the New York services. Cruisers Massachusetts, Maine and Todiana will hurry to New York to convey the Montana to the harbor.
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Vera Grua
Blantata
New York
Navy Department
Daniels
Nnvel
Maasachusetts
Tawa
Todiana
Phildelphia
Montana
General Funston Heads Of Military Government
Vern Cruz reports the military government of the city has been established with General Frederick Punutan as civil governor and military supervision. The transfer was led by Robert J Kerr, with officers retained in port duties and customs staff. Uproar in the capital subsided as American refugees began to depart, while many others planned to stay unless compelled to leave.
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Vern Cruz
Robert J Kerr
Gaveenar
Frederick Punutun
O. Sticknex
David Potter
Wis
Minnesota
Mexico City
Tedera
Lesole
Vaitints
Gaversis Monts
No More Ghautat Washington May 2 Naval Chaplains Bill Stopped
A proposed appropriation to add naval chaplains was struck out in the House on a point of order raised by Representative Tribble of Georgia. He argued chaplains were unnecessary at shore stations as sailors could attend churches. In East Cowes, the death of the former governor of Croatia, Jike of Argyle, widow of Queen Victoria, is reported at age 62.
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Naral
Tribble
Georgia
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Argyle
Victoria
Geneval
Croatia
East Cowes
Becoming Serious For President Huerta In Mexico City
May 2 in Mexico City, constitutionalists expect Victoriano Huerta to resign under pressure from loyalists. Mediation by Argentina, Brazil, Chile aims to save Huerta’s regime while Carranza’s camp opposes concessions. Carranza’s envoys depart Washington as rebel leaders plan renewed actions.
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Paso
Victoriano Muerti
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Bn Mexica
Sucensa
Fats
Argentina
Huerta
Carranza
Ville Fecm Chi Wunhna
South American mediators push for Mexico talks in Washington
Washington May 2 The three South American envoys tasked with peace in Mexico urge the U S government and Mexican leaders to appoint reps for informal mediation talks in Washington with Ambassador Da Gama of Brazil and Argentine officials. They seek quick designation of U S and Mexican mediators and an informal conference to frame possible proposals.
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United States
Hiulerla
Carranza
Lhe
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Naan
Source
Argentina
Ot Beerstary
Faror
Itaorian
Steyr
First clash reported as U S and Mexican troops trade shots
May 2 reports say the first fight between United States Army and Mexican troops ended with not more than a half dozen shots. Mexican forces threatened to attack but the American outpost held, while U S reinforcements moved toward Vera Cruz and Tejar to secure the water works and city approaches.
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Ito Water Works
Looe
Ty Ata
Jalan M. Ravesd Weel
Russell
Ines
Fl Tejar Forma Tre
Gustave Dines
Vera Cruz
Winpires
Tejar
Mistaken German Woman Killed in Mexico City Mob
Refugees report Vera Cruz that a Germanwoman named Vera Beckmeyer was killed by a mob in Mexico City on April 27 after being mistaken for an American. The incident lacked independent confirmation and arose from confusion over railway routes and refugee movements.
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Cisea Beckmeyer
Vera Cruz
Beckmeyer
Thirteen Lives Lost at Ludlow Tent Colony Fire
May 2 report from Viinidad Colorado states a fire at the Ludlow tent colony on April 20 killed 13 women and children. The coroner jury attributed the deaths to asphyxiation or fire caused by militiamen or mine guards, or both, with Major Eugene Earle and Lipsettina Lindbergh named among those cited. Eyewitness testimonies described tents in flames and militiamen forcing escape routes, as trains departed with gunfire heard near the colony.
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Minw
D. J. Kiley
Colorado
Lidiow
Staion
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Forrman
Military board blames Greeks for Ludlow battle
Denver May 2 The military board found Greeks of Ludlow strikers colony bore absolute responsibility for the April 20 battle. The report cites an armed three-way threat among strikers soldiers and mine guards, recounts Louis Tikas and others killed, and describes an attempted lynching halted by Lt Jinderfelt.
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Ludlow
Military Board
J, Boughten
Capts
W. C. Dunks
Philip Vonisa
Colorado National Guard
Ingtendions
Poteble
Lawson
Mekaund
Newyer
Bir. Hawkins
Louis Tikas
Lester
Sayas
Louis Kas
James Wiler
Springfield
Tikas
Jinderfelt
Hig Ufo
Free Toll Repeal Moves Before Senate Today
Senate clears decks for action on a bill repealing the free toll provision of the Panama Canal law. Senator OGorman wins approval to set Hill as unfinished business, with automatic daily sessions unless the Senate acts otherwise.
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Panama
O'Gorman
Senate
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