Fall of Vampico Described Amid Tampico Battle Turmoil
Report details the fall of Vampico during a Tampico siege as 2 900 federal troops under General Parragons clash with 7 000 constitutionalists led by Generals Gonzales and Ciballero. Heavy cannon fire, ship bombardment, and street fighting end with rebels gaining control of central areas while foreigners evacuate and commerce resumes under protection.
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Washinston
Vampico
Navy Department
Mandisea
Offelay
Cannon
L Ninehine
Onder Generst
Gonzales
Louis Ciballero
Fedieral
Tampico Falls Boosting Constitutionalists and Seaport Access
Washington reports Tampico's fall expands the constitutionalist sphere and opens a seaport for warship imports. The U S government has begun protecting American and foreign operators as warships move to former stations. No Marines landed. federal gunboats guard the river mouth. talks with Mayo focus on arming shipments.
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Washington
Temico
Admiral Mayo
Gallatin in Land of Missoula Nears Taropica
Two days of fighting to take Taropica, with Grand Army entrenchments noted. Federal actions described as difficult to escape, miners returning to work amid tension. General sport news and community notes cover local events from Butte, Anaconda, and Lewistown with various state updates.
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Lend
Anaconda
Melien
Ulngglfiea
Guldbars Caltnon
Trotel
Butte Neve
Verbal Fireworks in Senate over Prairie Dog Extermination
Washington May 24 Senate debates exploded over a $15 000 line in the army appropriations bill for vermin control. Senator Astor requested reconsideration to insert a $5 000 item for studying prairie dog extermination. Senators Bristow Ashurst Grady and others clashed, with accusations of falsity and satire, and the motion to reconsider was defeated 26 to 3.
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Washington
Nap
Astuest
Senate
Arizona
Bristow
Ivery
Kansas
Aenator Ashunit
Gravan
Gronau
Ashurst
Water Power Bill Favored by Public Lands Committee
Washington May 14 The administration water power bill was reported favorably today by the Public Lands Committee. It would vest power in the secretary of the Interior to grant rights on the public domain, fixing rates and preventing monopoly. Chairman Ferris said a letter from President Wilson favored action this session on the water power bill and related mining measures.
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Washington
Administration
Loose Public Lands Committee
Thes
Brant’ Jenges
Ferris
Public Lends Committee
Wilson
Woman Commissioner Davis at Risk, Hires Bodyguard
New York may 14 Katherine B Davis New York's woman commissioner of correction has received many threatening letters after ordering the closure of foot to prtaanore small pris nons by friends outside. A bodyguard has been assigned to accompany her per mayor Mitchel.
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New York
Katherine B. Davis
Prtaanore Small Prisnons
Mitchel
No Imported Miners Forbidden to Work in Strike Zone
U S forces halted twenty five miners brought into the strike region by the Caldale Coal company to Oakvale mines. Five more were detained at Primer by Captain Cushman. Authorities warn against importation and picketing while pledging limited work for volunteers. Indictments follow in Colorado for murder connected to a mine strike event near Louisville.
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Col
Way
Caldale Cowl Company
United States
Femors
Smith
Cush— Inn
Primer
Colorado
Pronerby
Cal
James Lockett
Brealers
Tog Wether
Lochettenviter
Connacht
Washington
Army
William Diamond
United Mine Workers
Jockett
Remaining Federals in Serious Plight at Front
Reported from the front near San Luis Potosi and Vera Cruz describes remaining federal forces under Gen Zaragosa trapped and under pressure as constitutionalists push toward the rear. Observers expect federal lines to break as troops withdraw toward San Luis Potosi while garrison duties continue at Vera Cruz and plans for improved equipment unfold. A Cuban messenger and Fletcher's servant are detained by the federals amid ongoing detentions and diplomatic concerns.
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Tamicetas
Federata
Genend Zaragoan
Siti Luis Potosi
Yailroad
Zaragoze
Wnes
San Luis Polos
Vera Gruntenay
Munstonin
Cansdais
Mans
sAhind Fletcher
Mealcan
Notable Patriot Gathering in Missoula at Cenmal Temple
A large crowd, over 900, gathers at the MoraAd temple in Missoula for a patriotic meeting hosted by the Grand Army of the Republic and allied groups. Officials including Mayor Getchell and Governor Stewart address the assembly, praising veterans and urging civic resolve. a memorial tribute to deceased veterans closes the program.
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Missoula
Patriotic Ordera
MoraAd
Temple
Morahein
Aervicn
Rnverenece
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans
United Spanish War Veterain
Sloman
Gat- Jey
Mie
Tfoly
Ilehildeen
Getchell
Tng
Ie’ Vetetine
Fea Guvarnar
Stewart
BP. W. Shceliy
Welcome Elven
Getehell
Montana
Pamea
Interscholastic Meet Opens With Lead for Gallatin Talent
The opening day of the interscholastic meet saw Gallatin ahead by 1% points with 18 total in events led by Galfalin and Murphy of Afigsowie. Howard of Gallatin set a state record in the high jump at 6 feet 7% inches as athletes reported near-record times despite warm weather.
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Foureines
Gullatin
Montara
Vic
Lutte
Stewart
Srldama
Howard
Gallatin
India
Ita Hest
Militia Officers Describe Firing on Tent Colony in Denver
Militia officers testified that state troopers fired on a tent colony near Denver on April 26 after the battle had raged for hours and the colony had shot at soldiers. Capt. T. C. G. Linder provided testimony detailing the encounter and the sequence of events during the clash.
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Denver
Dudlaw
Strikara
T. CG
Webber’s Baddy on Stand in Rosenthal Murder Trial
New York May 14 Counsel for Charla Becher the former police evangel on trial for the murder of Herman Rosenthal the gambler drew testimony from Bridele Webber identified as the plot’s financial backer Hecker testified earlier that he omitted statements on drink and swore affidavits today were false Webber trembled cursed and strained to answer as cross examination pressed Blannon noted the deaths of the four gunmen in the slitting hurt the witness near tears
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New York
Charla Becher
Evangel
Herman Rosenthal
Drew Todry
Bridele Webber
Rosenthal
Hecker
Wenbber
Martin T. Manton
Beckers
Blannon
Fifteen Days Given to Foreign Mine Owners in Parral
In Fl Paso May the Parral district Jefe de las armas, Gen Luis Tierrera, issued a notice ordering foreign mine owners to return and reopen their properties within thirteen days. Local miners report the message as a response to wartime expropriation fears. The mines yield a variety of ore used by Mexican smelters, and owners reportedly fear compulsory seizure while considering an appeal to the American department.
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Paso
Texas
Antess American
Parral
Gan
Luis Tierrera
Jefe de Las Armas
Mexico
Amortesin Atte Department
Masons' Grand Master in Mexico Missing at Conference
May 1. The second annual conference of the Maganio Order of the American Continent drew delegates from 31 states and parts of Canada. Anxiety over the safety of W. A. White, grand master of Mexico, grew as he has not been heard from since leaving his country to attend the meeting several weeks ago.
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Caonada
Maganio Order
W. A. White
Mexico
Wal
Inne
Changes in ritual accepted by Methodists conference
At the Meihoudlut church South the general conference approved ritual changes recommended by the rituals committee. The assembly allowed a revision of the hingringe ceremony of the phraea and urged prayer for peace in the United States Mexico conflict.
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Oklausma Ciy
Okla
Meihoudlut Church South
United States
Mexico
Tony
Cuntnenca
Auction to Sell Morgan Collection of Rare Hooke Ornaments
May 14 report from the Paris capital notes that J Tierpont Morgan purchased a rare collection of hooks and ornaments in 1810 for 290000 dollars. The items are to be sold at auction in Paris early in the week according to the ciphered dispatches.
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New York
J. Tierpont Morgan
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