Monument to Commodore Barry unveiled in Washington Park
A patriotic ceremony in Franklin Park Washington marked the unveiling of a statue of Commodore John Barry. President Wilson spoke urging Americans to value independence and resist entangling alliances. Irish American contingents and a joint government commission attended, with a parade of veterans and a sculptor’s tribute.
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Commodore Joni Barey
Franikiin Park
Mies Wislo HH. Heathern
Philadelphia
Erin
United Eletes
Wilson
Caramontes
Barry
America
Salllannes
Tang
Elvons
Turmoil and Notices From The Standard Purl Daily
A scattered page mixes crime notes and local events with sports and ads. Ensuing items mention murders, embassy talks, Washington envoy contact, iron workers, aerial bombs, Ballille area, theater notes, sport briefs, company damages, resignations, and an advertisement section. The issue highlights include a body found, a festive parade plan, stock market notes, class ad reminders, and feature fiction and sermon listings, all set amid local notices and looming broadcasts.
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Netle
Barry
Wivelitd
Coorads
Pencn
Huerta
Washington
Iron
Neinon
Watnulp
Villa
Ballille
General Eport
Newt
Theatrient
s-Stite
Aterondi Newa
Ranmvubda
Hite
Butte Duluth
eWnes
Perini
Federal response to Colorado strike sparks constitutional clash
President Wilson warned Governor Ammons that Colorado must be prepared to resume corporate sovereignty amid a nationwide strike. The governor defended state action, detailing bond issues and emergency measures including a firearms ban, with a legislative session convened to address strike costs and order.
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Denver
Wiser Vnerved
Warnlat
Ammons
Stile
Colorado
Federa
United States
Wilson
Amurmas
President opposes labor exemption in trust bills
Washington reports that President Wilson will oppose changes urged by labor leaders to explicitly exempt labor unions from the Sherman antitrust law. He was informed that trade union members in the House were consulted before the Clayton bill drafting and approved its provisions.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Thousands of men to be idle in Cincinnati
Cincinnati May 16 Eleven hundred men were out of work today and an estimated 5 000 to 6 600 others including carpenters masons and millers in building trades will be forced to stay home by tomorrow as builders cannot obtain building materials and work stalls.
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Cincinnati
Villa Narrowly Misses Goal of Satillo
Torrean Mexico May 31 General Villa’s rapid movement toward Satillo drives strategic choices. With 35,100 mounted troops, the famed commander presses toward Paredon and Kalento amid desert heat. Uncertainty lingers whether Villa will repair or advance, possibly striking a night assault within hours.
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Torrean
Mexico
Genel
Tranpa
Salinlo
Cele
Paredon
Kalénto Ting
Vike
Irene
Lal Via
Confirmation of execution at Parks shown in report
Vera Crim reports confirmation of the execution of Privete Sammel Parks of the Eighth infantry. An eyewitness described seeing the execution and promised to relate further details to the American General in command in exchange for work or favors. Reports from Mexico City say Huerta rides publicly, with small escorts, but Huerta’s regime remains viewed with skepticism by those familiar with his policies.
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Vera Crim
Privete
Sammel Parks
Eighth Infantry
Ines Bre
Tuerin
Ponstripts
Parks
Mexico City
Huerta
Tuerta
Two Doctors Nominated in Oregon Primaries
Portland May 1 Dr James Withycombe nominated for governor by Republicans in Priday’s primary and Dr Gay Stenhouse nominated for the armed forces by the Democrats.
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Portland
Ore
James Withycombe
Priday
Ga Ay Sintehsea
Demesrala
Gunboat Marked for Bombs From Air Plane
Caranso Mexico May 36 The vulnerability of war vessels to air attack was demonstrated as the federation boat Morela, once a mobile unit against the Mazatlan forces, was forced to sea after bombs from an aeroplane exploded on her deck. The attack damaged upper works and bridge, while the commander, with no defense, fled as the bomber hovered over the ship. The bombs failed to hit vitals and the Morela escaped beyond the aeroplane’s fuel range, retreating toward nationalist lines.
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Caranso
Mexico
Meskake
Carranza
Federkunbaat
Morela
Dorabe
Obregon
Vivas for Carranza and Wilson Echoed in Vera Cruz
Report from Vera Cruz describes cheers for Carranza and Wilson as heavy rain disrupted trenches and inundated outposts. Federals suffered a defeat near Pamaica with constitutionalists exploiting the weather to advance. barracks were burned and ammunition destroyed before retreat. Observers note shouts of Viva Carranza and Viva Wilson.
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Vera Cruz
Pamaica
Carringa
Wilton
Convicted Iron Workers Ordered Back to Prison
Chicago May 16 The United States Circuit Court ordered the convicted iron workers back to prison or to Leavensworth Kansas to begin their sentences, after new trials were granted for three defendants and upheld for others. The men had been at liberty on bail while appeals were heard, with sentences ranging from one to six years.
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Chicago
Wasea
Bonis
United Eratex Etronic Rourt
Leavensworth
Kan
Chie
Orion
United States
Pennell
Springfield
Cil
Frank C. Wrethh
New York
Fathy A. Conley
New Orleans
Wilson Cannon
Ole Treltmee
San Francisco
Richard II
iWeutel
William Bernhamt
Cincinnati
United States District
Charles Miler
Indianapails
Seaman, Braker
Mark
Gincourt
Uing
Treltsnoe
Houth
Return of Zella Emer from England to Michigan Home
Zella Emer ann, a Jackson resident, returned to her mother's home in Jackson on May 18 after involvement in suffrage activities and wealth ventures abroad. She declined to discuss her experiences in England and Gomor.
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Jackson, Mich
Zella Emerann
England
Gomer
Mexican Delegation Arrives in Washington for Conference
A Mexican delegation led by Senors Na buen Rostriotes and Miguerde arrived in Washington for talks with the United States, Spain and Chile mediators at the station. The diplomats, greeted by officials including Mr. Cook, dined at the Savoy and met American and foreign envoys amid a cordial, uneventful arrival.
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Washington
Cne
Ntera
Paris
Canada
Senars Nabuen
Rostriotes
Miguerde
Tie Staion
Pir
Esnorten
Savatshenna
Liothene Mediytay
Ambasgador de Guia
Minatl
Miniaters Naan
Steward Slayer Involved in $250 Dispute Ends in Tragedy
In Butte, a dispute over $4.65 escalated when DEE STEWARD SHOT and killed employee Ed Miller at a shoe shop near Park and Wyoming streets. Steward, who remained at large, was later captured. Miller had worked for Steward and kept money from deliveries. The shooting occurred around 1 o'clock as street traffic moved by, drawing a crowd and triggering a police response.
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Ed Miller
Butta
Millee Inc
White Stewart Ste
Guain
South Po
Wyoming
Tim Polenta
Phil Bett
Steed
Corgner
Jalter
Tam Wilson
Bern
Milter
Flo
West Oxienn Street
Suslo Bucs
Yvert
Whee
Chilly Ie Reno
Neve Io
Terge
Erga
Sliger
Butterlty
Sherman & Reed
C. FH. Horst
P. H. McGarthy
Edwarda Sintenent
Gee Steward
Dwyer
Roscoe
Butte
Miller
Fark
Wyoming Streets
Tilly
Anil
Hla
Miler
Dan
Maiko
Ile
End of Encampment of Patriotic Bodies
A May 6 report from Missoula notes patriotic orders meeting in encampment with resolutions denouncing an attempt to alter the national emblem. Citizens from Missouri and five patriotic groups gathered to witness the flag ceremony at Fort Missoula, praising the Stars and Stripes. The Spanish War Veterans elected officers, naming Montgomery as department commander and Renner, Kehoe, Reynolds, Moran, and Woehler in senior posts. The gathering aimed to unite veterans across states for the 1913 encampment plans.
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Smiasaula
Congress
Veterana
Missouri
Stars and Stripes
Fort N Missoula
Rand Army
Billings
West
Hlh
Montgomery
Missoula
George W. Renner
Butte
Thomas M. Kehoe
Ea M. Reynolds
John FR. Moran
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