President Wilson Led Memorial in New York Parade
More than 1,000,000 people in New York joined in solemn memorial for the Vera Cruz dead as President Wilson rode behind the last funeral car. He spoke of grief and pride, saying the nation sent the lads to serve mankind and hoped to avoid fighting Mexico.
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New York City
Vera Crus
Hattery
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Wilson
Washington
Batory
Vera, Cruz
Mexico
Schools On One Campus Urged For Consolidation
Dr Craighead of University strongly urges consolidation of institutions on one campus. He argues efficiency and coordination would benefit students, faculty, and local education authorities, noting potential cost savings and unified governance.
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Craighead
University
University merger urged by Montana leader in education
President C B Craighead of the University of Montana told Butte Chamber of Commerce the state should consolidate its educational institutions to build a great system. He argued economy and avoidance of duplication, citing three chemistry and three engineering schools as wasteful. He warned against abandoning Missoula’s campus, suggesting its buildings could serve as a training school.
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Ate Chamber
Commerce
C. B. Craighead
University of Montana At
Missoula
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Craighead
Montana
Andrew D. White
Eliot
Towa
Colorado
Mississippi
University and
Agricultural College
Butte
Bozeman
School of Mines
Time limit set for delivering up arms in Colorado strike
In Trinidad on May 1 Colonel James Lockett announced that after 5 pm Wednesday all persons in the strike zone suspected of concealed weapons would be searched and disarmed by U S soldiers and officers. Proclamations issued authorized mine operation rules, noted disarmament progress, and addressed reactions from unionists and operators.
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Col
Colorado
United States Army
James Lockett
Wilson
War Department
Onser
United Aring Workers of America
Free Press
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Holbrook
Howe Wer
H W. Hawking
Strik
Cis
Would-be death by action thwarted by prosecutor
In Chicago on May 1 a prisoner facing a crisis was handed a loaded revolver by assistant state's attorney James C. Dooley and urged to kill himself in an ante room. The prisoner weighed the weapon then laid it down and chose to live, later sentenced to a $100 fine and one year in the house of correction.
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Chicago
James C. Dooley
Wiliam B. Reszinski
Onlia
Phen
Scully
Earthquake in Sicily Leaves About 200 Dead
Catania May 11 official estimates place the dead at about 200 from the recent quake that devastated villages on Mount Etna's eastern slopes. The figure is described as the highest percentage loss given the limited area hit.
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Catania
Sicily
Mount Aetna
Henderson Renominated in Alabama Governor Runoff
Early returns from Alabama Democratic run off indicate Charles Henderson of Troy leading B B Comer by more than 10 000 votes and thus securing the nomination. Frank S White receives a complimentary senatorial vote to succeed Joseph F Johnston with no opposition noted.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Charles Henderson
Troy
B. B. Comer
Frank S. White
United States
Joseph F. Johnston
Carranza plans provisional saltillo capital amid swift moves
El Paso May 1 General Carranza aims to set Saltillo as provisional capital within days as Roberto V Pesquiera reports. Carranza travels to Durango to settle civil government matters and could enter Saltillo soon before constitutionalists march on Mexico City. Raoul Madero named brigadier general of Zaragoza brigade, brother of former President Francisco Madero.
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Texas
Carranza
Saltillo J
Roberto V. Pesquiera
Saltillo
Mexico City
United States
Tampico
Raoul Madero
Zaragoza
Francisco Madero
Cornell
Mexico
Garrett started with the best of intentions
A Chicago investor representative, Fred J Wegg, returns from Montana after investigating John H Garrett's securities. Wegg says some mortgages were invalid while others were sound, and foreclosures may recover land for clients. He notes Garrett appeared to act with good aims but hints at broader operations and a possible circus influence, while offering no further details.
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Standard
Chicago
Montana
Fred J. Weng
Corn “Exchange Bank
John H. Garrett
Tits Garrett
Mr. Wegg
Garrett
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Harlowton
Mont
Mgarrett
Tam
Explosion on Dominion steamship kills crew member
A May 1 report from Norfolk says an explosion in the engine room of the C14 Dominion steamship Jefferson killed one crewman and seriously injured seven others. Chief Engineer Portlock and Heather, engine crew members, were among the injured. the dead man's name was not learned.
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Jefferson
Portlock
Heather
All American Citizens Out of Tampico
May 11 4 oF Washington reports Rear Admiral Mayo cabled the navy department that all American citizens who will leave are now out of Tampico. The dispatch mentions no fighting reported between Federals and constitutionalists at Tampico.
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Tampico
Mayo
Navy Department
Vera Cruz memorials and national developments in butte brief
The item surveys events from Vera Cruz honors to U.S. Mexican developments and court cases, noting Gompers cases and federal court actions. It covers local police court matters, divorce and alimony cases, anti suffragist preachers, and entertainment notes in Butte. It mentions Dunshee’s California trip and a shipper favoring price rises, plus hotel arrivals and market reports.
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Cruz
Craighead
Gompers
Colorado
Knox
Dunshee
California
Sestate News
Sanaconda News
Ralorial
Butte
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High Sharkey
Davidson
Golders
Neihart
Telegraphic News
Tornado Strikes Iowa and Wisconsin
Madison Wis May 1 three persons killed and four seriously injured as the tail end of a tornado, born in Iowa, crossed Kane county. Farm buildings wrecked and crops damaged. Victims named William Paste Westport Mrs Xo Olsen Klevenville and a four year old child. Spencer Town May 1A tornado passed near this town causing barns and outbuildings to be wrecked and windshields blown down. No fatalities reported. North of Dickens Clay county heavy damage to farm property.
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Wis
Iowa
Kane County
William Paste
Westport
Xo Olsen
Klevenville
Spencer
Mai
Spirit Lake
Estherville
Dickens
Clay County
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Butte girls seek $500 state prize for Montana expo
Montana campaign pumps for the Butte led prize to send a state girl to the San Francisco exposition. Local committee members plan to canvass business houses with copper souvenir coins, urging $1 donations to fund a winning representative. Several cities join in, with Butte hoping the prize lands here.
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San Francisco
Warkix
Butt
Montana
Great Falls
Helena Missoula
Dillon
Billings
Thake
W. W. Walnworth
JL. Dobell
CT. Shearer
Charles Beebe
P. C. Gillis
Phil Gillis
Tearn
Dellare
Gillis
Theommittee
City of Mexico Agitated and Trouble Brewing
From Mexico City reports say large numbers of men and boys are defying in the streets. A mob gathered before the Brazilian legation demanding the American embassy attache Lilis d Anton be delivered over. Threats were made to kill him, and the Brazilian minister warned the state department he would surrender only if overpowered by the mob. No fortifications noted in the capital while Puebla lies midway toward the rail line.
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Vera Crus
Mexico City
Legation
Lilis d'Anton
Braailias
State Department
Anton
Guadilupe
Rais
Puebla
Shriners Reunion Opens With Native Guests in Atlanta
The Imperial council of the Fraternity begins its fortieth annual meeting in Atlanta on May 11 with f lag displays of national colors and the Mystic Shrine. A band of Blackfeet Indians from Glacier reservation Montana will perform as a featured element accompanying the Algeria temple of Helena. The San Francisco and Seattle bids for the 195 meeting are noted as contenders. California temples have reserved a hotel for the week and will display a pennant reading Hotel California from the flagstaff. London reports rebels have captured Tampico in the-day chronology.
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Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council of the
San Francisco
Seattle
Glacier Reservation
Montana
Algeria
Helena
California
Hotel
Seven year labor contest ends in DC court ruling
Washington May 1 The long battle over labor protests against Bucks St and Range company ends as seven year sentences for contempt of court are set aside The Supreme Court Justices Holmes Pitney discuss whether the crime was still ongoing at the time of the boycott and whether the statute of limitations applies The decision centers on whether the acts constituted a continuing conspiracy rather than a single offense
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District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Sitchell
Frank Morrison
Bucks Stand Range
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Leventer
Pitney
Holmes
Sears
Quty
Dani ‘Thew Wright
Tower Court
House Judicia Committee
Aled Bya Washi
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