Weapons Seized as Rebels Surrender Arms in Local Aftermath
Reported on the San Tytfvot height area where Laydlow Wal residents surrendered seven arms to federal troops. Arms included hunting guns and caliber pistols. many weapons deemed serviceable were refused. The incident followed a proclamation by union leaders and prompted government to keep arms depositories open for further surrenders. Local editors faced rebuke for publishing rumors.
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Vetnilad
Col
May
Suigeers
San Tytfvot
Tate
Laydlow Wal
Federal Army
Breler Stokes
Tockett
AML
Eliizena
Colorado Hunt and Avan
Waa
Italians Demand Strike Reparations and Federal Aid
A May telegram from Denver reports Italian residents seeking reparations for damages from a strike and looting, urging the governor to settle or authorize a diplomatic appeal to the Italian ambassador. The message notes uncertainty on exact damages, estimates 200 to 300 Italians in the Lunian tent colony, and mentions a federal inspection order and troop protection related to coal mines at Dale Creek and Crested Buttes.
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Denver
Crib
Oreste Te Vella
Tita Pongul
Lal
Eald Hes
Tha
Ttafian Abassador
Washington
Ammons
War Department
Dale Creek
Shriners Arrive After Record Am Train Run
The Algorta-Baghdad Shriners arrived in Minneapolis at 9 AM after a record passenger run on the Great Northern line. They were greeted at breakfast by local officials, paraded down Nicollet Avenue, then continued to Chicago via the Burlington. The car special paused for an hour and departed for Nashville, with 42 Shriners from Fargo, Spokane, Helena, and Aberdeen temples aboard. Arrival in Atlanta is noted for Sunday at 3 AM.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Great Northern Railway
Camille
Minneapally Seaple
Nicolett Avenue
Burlington
Nashville
Vontana Shriners
Fargo
Spokane
Helena
Aberdeen
Atlanta
Fragmented Early 20th Century Newspaper Page Fragments
Readable items include state and national news notes, marriage and divorce notices, social events, advertisements, and early editorial snippets. Mentions of suffrage, legal actions, and local society indicates a multi-section page with diverse topics and brief items.
Thousands of Women March for suffrage in capital parade
Thousands of women from across states joined the Great Suffrage Parade in Washington to press for constitutional enfranchisement. The march concluded with a pageant on the Capitol steps and a Republican-leaning rally urging passage of the Bristow-Mendell amendment. A fundraising push raised about $1,000 for the ongoing campaign.
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Washington
Mass
Unis
Fennsylvania
White House
Capitol
Jade Alain
Eech
Senate
Houde
Bristow-Mendell
Last Tribute for Havas Heroes Planned in New York
New York May 2 Finer arrangements for the tribute to be paid to the navy's dead victims of the Ashting at Vera Cruz were completed with the official program announced tonight. The Montana and Wyoming ships will escort the bodies to New York Bay with Mayflower carrying Secretary Daniels aboard. Coffins will be moved to calasona near Talors Park by Monday morning. A 3 o'clock procession, prayers, an address by President Wilson, and a benediction will mark the funeral rites.
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New York
Navy
Vera Crus
Tutvo Fulen
Wyoming
Montana
Morrow
Dantola
Bay
Calasona
Talors Park
Texas
Naval Matle
Navy Yard
Wilson
Stephen S. Wise
John 13
Chidwick
Troop reinforcement talk and Mexican front moves
El Paso Texas May 2 Constitut ionalist leaders here are weighing reports from Washington that General Funston's force may be reinforced. Washington seeks close contact with constitutionalist leaders as they push to strengthen supply lines and communications between Monterey and their northern base. Marion Getcha r US consul Chihuahua returns to post and urges refugees to consider returning now. George Carothers US state department agent plans to accompany Villa's army toward Mexico City if goals advance.
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el Paloa
Texas
Chihuahua
American reporters held by Mexicans
May 2 Washington reports that American reporters including Bryan and Davia McCormick were held under arrest in Mexico City while an inquiry was sought through the Brazilian ambassador. May 3 Admiral Mayo in Tampico notes a desperate federal counterattack near the port, and May 10 Rear Admiral Mayo is ordered to evacuate all Americans from Tampico area due to imminent danger.
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Washington
Roborta
Bryan
Winesttehara Hardine Davia
Medi
McCormick
Americana
Weitere
Uinder Artest
Mexico City
Lo Fia
Mayo
Tampico
Trasgevell
Maya
Imneng Spa Fuerack
Catastrophic earthquake devastates eastern Sicily region
An immense earthquake in Sicily caused widespread destruction around Mount Etna and surrounding towns including Catania and Messina. Reports describe collapsed houses, thousands killed or injured, and mass rescue efforts led by soldiers and volunteers as aftershocks and lava flows continued to threaten the area.
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Catania
Acta
Salqula
Isie
Stelty
Ietes
Messina
Ovey
O. C
Mont Achim
Actna
Cetante
Stewan
Calanla
Gaiaada
Phicit Heir
Federal case to test Butte cabaret charges tomorrow
The trial of Mr and Mrs Smith and others linked to Sinlil's roadouse opens in federal court in Butte tomorrow. Subpoenas served on 33 residents prompt testimony from witnesses, including Walker sisters and Alma Blufford, as government aims to prove immoral performances and involvement in bringing Seattle entertainers to town.
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William &Raith
Butte
Roice
United States
Lompla
Bitte
Butta
Rowdhouse
Butts
Smiths
Younker
Mutch
Yuck Regan
Atormant
Seattie
Sk lx
Fely
Walker Sisters
Alma Flutford
Seattle
Witien
Bay Veied
Mra. Smith
Lelegram
Walker
Buthe
Almay Blufford
Elena
Mothers' Day Proclaimed by President Wilson
Washington reports President Wilson and his wife supported a joint resolution calling for observances of Mothers Day. The White House urged that Mothers Day be observed nationally and that all days be marked in honoring mothers.
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Wilson
Washington
Poison Plot Against Woman Novelist Surfaces
San Francisco dated May 3 reports an attempted poisoning of Alice AreGowan, a Carmel-by-the-Sea novelist. A marshmallow like poison was sent to her home, a Japanese servant fell ill, and Miss McGowan narrowly survived. The Carmel writers colony faced thefts totaling around 3,000 dollars in diamonds and valuables. a domestic worker was suspected and detained as investigations continued. The group hired detectives but no conclusive solution emerged.
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Pube
Alice AreGowan
Carmel-by-the- Sea
Miss
McGowan
Carmel
Botto
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