Revolutionary Forces Ten Thousand March on Mexico City
Ten thousand revolutionary soldiers will march from Chihuahua toward Mexico City as part of a transfer of federal funds during a government transition. Juarez celebrated Cinco de Mayo with band concerts a parade and a bull fight. A patriotic society and eight benevolent organizations distributed 2800 clothing items to about 2000 destitute children in the plaza of the customs house.
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Juarez
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Jesus Cuen
Cinco de Mayo
The
Patriotic Society
Custom House
Rebels Gain Ground as Carranza Fades in Mexico
May 6 report from Washington notes Carranza's waning power, with a flotilla of six destroyers sent to southern waters as a precaution. Dispatches say rebels outpace the government, and Villa with 2,000 men joined at San Ramiro while de la Huerta's dry Mexico plan stirs cross border nerves at Nogales.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
New York
Key West
Byron Long
Mozilla
Secretary of the Navy
Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Villa
San Ramiro
Chihuahua
Iy Nogales
Sonora Villa
Obregon
de la Huerta
Sonora
Membership not sufficient for deporting alien
Secretary of Labor ruled membership in the Communist Labor Party alone cannot justify deportation of aliens. He ordered cancellation of a war rant for Carl Miller, a German, noting platform extracts show radical aims but no evidence of intent to use force against the government. The ruling says aliens may join the party and advocate revolution with impunity unless law changes.
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Washington
Wilson
Communist Labor Party
Carl Miller
Garvan
Congress
Department of Justice
Bishop Cooke Resigns Methodist Charge in Helena Health Reason
Bishop E. A. Cooke of Helena Mont aged 65 tendered his resignation to the Methodist Episcopal general conference on May 5 citing ill health. He began ministry 47 years ago and has served the Des Moines area.
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Des Moines
E. A. Cooke
Helena, Mont
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Farm Loans Activity Report From Helena Office
The state land office reports in April 41 farm loans closed totaling 68500 dollars. There are 41 loans pending with a total of 45809 dollars awaiting processing.
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Helena
State Land Office
Airlift to Pole as Terre Nova Prepares South Pole Expedition
London May 5 report that 12 to 14 airplanes will be loaded aboard the Terre Nova for John L. Cope to equip his expedition to the South Pole, signaling a major preparatory phase for the voyage.
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Pole
London
John L. Cope
South Pole
Funeral for Jacob M Kennedy Held in Helena Elks Hall
Final arrangements set for 9 30 a m Thursday funeral in Helena Elks hall with Governor Stewart delivering a eulogy. Cadets from Mount St Charles College to form firing squad at the grave. veterans from across the state expected in attendance. changes announced to pallbearers and active list confirmations.
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J. M. Kennedy
Helena
Ellis
Jacob M. Kennedy
Elks’ Hall
Elk
V. Stewart
Mount St. Charles 'College
Adams
Mr. Kennedy
Harry Gallwey
Butte
J. M. Scanland
Warm Springs
James T
Wood Captures Two Big States
In San Francisco and Indianapolis reports, Hiram W. Johnson leads Hoover in California with 333,916 to 178,578 as totals come from 4,631 of 5,724 precincts. Leonard Wood tops Johnson in Indiana with 80,478 votes to Johnson’s margin of 8,416 as 215 of 3,387 precincts report.
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San Francisco
Mono County
Hiram W. Johnson
Johnson
Herbert C. Hoover
Johnson Group
Hoover Group
Prohibition
Henry Clay Needham
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Ind
Leonard Wood
California
F. O
Five Garg Reach Butte to Help in Sugar Shortage
Five carloads of sugar arrived in Butte yesterday as grocers faced tight supplies. Four cars had been purchased at the April 7 price, with retailers able to sell sugar for about 21 to 22 cents per pound. The continued discussion hints at higher costs after the present stock is disposed.
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Butte
Cottrell 15 Named to Succeed Manning
Frederick G. Cottrell of California was nominated by President Wilson to be director of the Bureau of Mines in Washington. He will succeed Van Hu Manning who has resigned from the post on May 6.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Rhode Island
Connecticut Avenues
Washington, D. C
United States
Admiral Dewey
Admiril Dewey
George Dewey
Washington
California
Wilson
Bureau of Mines
van HU. Manning
President Lewis Surrenders on Indictment in Indiana
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America surrendered to a U S marshal in Indianapolis on a federal indictment charging conspiracy to violate the Lever Act He was released on a 10000 bond and will be arraigned in court tomorrow with other miners officials and coal operators indicted by a special grand jury investigating the coal strike
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Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
United States
United States District
A. HB. Anderson
Knox Opens Senate Fight for Peace Resolution
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania launched the Republican effort in the Senate to repeal wartime declarations against Germany and Austria. He urged adoption of a peace resolution to substitute for the House bill, arguing peace exists and criticizing President Wilson for delaying America's peace and for wartime powers.
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Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
Germany
Austria
House
Wilson
America
Bryan Addresses Delegates at Methodist Conference
Des Moines May 5 delegates to the Methodist Episcopal general conference heard an address by William J. Bryan on the topic Where Are the Nine. The speech covered moral questions and the role of faith in public life as the conference opened in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
William J. Bryan
Delaware Senate Ratifies Federal Suffrage Act
Dover May 5 The Delaware state senate passed a resolution ratifying the federal suffrage act by a vote of 11 to ? The report notes the action in the first paragraph of the day's session with no further details available.
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Dover
Det
State Senate
Hooverites Go Ahead Intending To Win In End
San Francisco May 6 Ralph P Merritt campaign manager of the Hoover Republican club of California announced that the Hoover movement has just begun despite the presidential primary defeat Troover would win in the end Johnson has captured the California delegation to the republican national convention Merritt said there will be no surrender of principle and we are going ahead as Republicans and we shall win
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San Francisco
Ralph P. Merritt
Hoover Republican Club of California
Troover
Johnson
Cali
Fornia
Merritt
Hoover
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Villa
Bishop Cooke
Methodist Church
Wood
New Jersey
Cottrell
Manning
Lewis
BRYAN
Delaware
Sellers
Embree
Hayes
Imbree
Hie
I. W Ww
Secretary of Labor
Phil Baldwin
O'Rourke
Anaconda Road
Russia
Psovieta
Ict Hiavee
Yeasterday
Kansas
Leavenworth Prison
Il Paso
Leavenworth
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