Inauguration of Cuban President Menocal in Havana
May 20 ceremony in the palace of the Spanish captain general marked the third presidency of Menocal. Generals Menocal and Comex appeared on the palace balcony as artillery salutes echoed. The new leader pledged to pursue clean government, attract foreign capital, and maintain friendly ties with the United States, while General Manocal was noted as born in 1860 in Matanzas and rising from private to general during Cuba’s revolutionary era.
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Message Indorses Firm and Just Government In Cuba
Washington May 2. A cordial message of congratulation and good wishes from President Wilson and the American government was carried to President Mengal by a special mission at the Cuban inauguration. Liles Vield Malone, Moaupre, and Brigadier General Crowner delivered the message praising the peaceful transfer of power and pledging support for firm and just government against disorder.
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Revolt In Coahuila Sparks Federal Action Amid Turmoil
Reports from Paso del Norte indicate key revolutionaries including Geabdred, Wromian, and Maxime Castillo arriving to seek a peace with the federal government. Mutinous groups clash with authorities as plans for a larger uprising unfold in Coahuila while Tu rns of leadership shift and negotiations appear imminent. An aviator Masson-vandeau demonstrates aerial maneuvering in Guayins harbor as troops prepare for operations.
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Wesleyan College Corner Stone Laid At Mountain West University
A large crowd attended the corner stone laying for the new Mountain West university in Helena. Mason officials including A. L. and A. B. Nolan presided as Mayor Purcell and Colonel Reiches attended. The ceremony featured Masonic honors and streetcar processions to the campus, with the cover stone laid by Nolan and inscribed with a list of names.
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Seventeenth Amendment Announcement Planned Soon
A garbled May item notes an imminent formal announcement about the seventeenth amendment. It references the move toward popular election of U.S. senators, recalling 1828 origins and prior proposals, with mention of an upcoming promulgation and a historic context from the era.
Pacific Negotiations See Shifts Amid Japan Talks
Washington May 24 71 reports indicate shifting urgency in U S Japan talks over California legislation. Washington awaits Japan's next move as the cabinet considers responses and possible visits to California to ease tensions. Secretary Bryan has spoken to Viscount Chinda and both sides seek a stable path to reduce friction.
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Shattering of Records Hinted by Opening Golf Play
The Pacific Northwest golf meet at the Country Club links opened in clear skies with strong play. Local pros and visitors filled the gallery as scores emerged near the course record, led by Materson and Barker while caddies and young players faced attendance limits.
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Fractured OCR Fragment Signals Local News Turmoil
An OCR damaged From The Standard outlines a chaotic mix of political, legal, and social notes. It mentions Republicans, investigations, contracts, and court matters, with scattered names and places such as Butte Spokane and Washoe. The text appears as a jumble of political, legal, and community items with unclear connections.
Putts and Drives on the Butte Course
Fragmentary notes show Abwater a loyal representative of Standard Oil. The text mentions Newton and a Tutte civ, Che tanks, and local businessmen, with references to Me. Atwater and Nott-Aty firm. The continue line hints at an article continuation on the newspaper's page.
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National Manufacturers Protest Labor Legislation at Meeting
Fragmented report notes National Manufacturers association session focused on organizing changes and labor law reform. Resolutions urged Wilson to veto franchise provisions funding prosecutions of labor under the Sherman act and called for broader interstate commerce policy shifts.
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Resolution aims for federal laws on better car couplers
The document describes a proposed Beatheriued of Rudl rand resolution urging federal action via the Interstate commerce to require improved car couplers. It notes support from industry groups and notes current operating limitations as trains run with existing couplers across both fronts.
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Armor Plate Plans Transferred to Navy Department
Washington May 8 plans for manufacturing armor plate for American warships in plants owned and operated by the government are being transferred by the navy department.
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Capitalist Henry Flagler Dies at Home in Florida
West Palm Beach May 2 Henry M Flagler aged 43 capitalist and investor died at his winter home after a long illness. Born in Canadaigua New York in 1849 he moved to Michigan then Wisconsin before entering petroleum and rail ventures in Ohio and Cleveland He organized Tracisefeller Andrews Flagler and helped build the Florida East Coast railway and hotels including Ponce De Leon Alcazar The Key West extension was his greatest project He served as vice president and director of Standard Oil and led the Florida line to prominence Burial will be in Saint Augustine with Presbyterian rites.
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