Commission Report Blames Herrero for Carranza Death
The commission to Tlaxcal-Antongo finds Rodolfo Herrero and his followers responsible for the assassination of former President Carranza. It urges a formal hearing to establish motives and roles of Carranza's cabinet and allies who accompanied him. The report details the attack and Herrero's leadership, with arrests of officials connected to the case.
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Ralph H. Turner
United Press
Mexico City
Carranza
Rodolfo Herrero
Tlaxcal-Antongo
Alvaro Obregon
Herrero
Caranza
Obregon
Gonzales
Amador
Herréro
Juan Barragan
Ceron
Ramirez
Barragan
Marques Cerón
GolVer
Wipcord
Carrangza Party
Phebla
Carrazza
Viva Obregon
Pelaez
General Obregon
Lius Cabera
The
Treasury
Inranza
Villa Juarez
Population figures show Miami and East St. Louis gains
Census Bureau announces 1926 population totals with East St. Louis at 66,740 and Miami, Florida at 29,549. Increases since 1910 include East St. Louis rising by 8,193 and Miami by 4,079.
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Washington
East St. Louis
Miami
Pla
Mines
Fla
Wall Street Odds Favor Edwards in Democratic Nomination
May 26 New York report shows odds on presidential candidates from James W. Ball and Company. Edwards leads Democrats at 7 to 5, Cox 2 to 1, McAdoo 3 to 1, Clark 4 to 1, with Wilson Bryan and Marshall at 20 to 1. Republican Johnson leads at 8 to 6, Wood 2 to 1, Lowden and Hughes 5 to 1, Hoover 6 to 1, Harding and Butler 20 to 1.
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New York
Wall Street
Toddy
Edwards
New Jersey
Hiram” Johnson
James W. Ball and Company
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Hughes
Hoover
Harding
Butler
Democratic
Cox
McAdoo
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
Marshall
Bolsheviki Offensive Broken Down, British Report
London May 26 The Bolshevik offensive has definitely broken down according to latest official statements in Warsaw and elsewhere. The report claims Bolshevik troops from other fronts including the Red workers army engaged in agriculture have been redirected to areas of conflict.
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London
Inegea
Warsaw
iBank
Alan Publiahed
McGhee Enters Democratic Renomination Bid in Ohio
Former Attorney General Joseph McGhee filed with Secretary of State Smith his candidacy declaration for renomination on the Democratic ticket. Signers include former Governors Harmon and Campbell, T J Duffy of the Industrial Commission, Judge L B Houck of Mount Vernon, and Judge R C Patterson of Dayton.
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Columbus
Joseph McGhee
Smith
Harmon
Campbell
T. J. Duffy
Industrial Commission
L. B. Houck
Mount Vernon
R. C. Patterson
Dayton
Sinn Fein attacks sweep Ireland destroying government buildings
Sinn Fein forces struck across the south and west of Ireland in coordinated raids. Courthouses at Waterville and Cloyne were burned, Dublin offices of agriculture and the city corporation burned, and barracks at Lighthouse George near Galway attacked. Authorities say over a thousand participants and extensive property damage.
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London
Ireland
Sinn
Rankon
Dublin
Light George
Galway
County
Bond prices to rise as speculation is curbed says Fed official
Washington May 25 Federal Reserve board member Harding states Liberty bond prices will rise rapidly as speculation is curbed and prices decline. He says government obligations offer the best investment opportunity for the world today while normal conditions return. Oklahoma today.
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Washington
Ernor Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Owen
Oklahoma
Pig mistaken for sea creature off Totville fishing boat
New York reporters recount Charles and Frederick Petersen spotting a moving snout-like object three miles from shore. They initially cried sea turtle but captured a small white pig found floating at sea, likely fallen from a steamer. They plan to raise the pig as a hog.
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New York
Charles
Frederick Petersen
Totville
Thethers
Petersens
Atlantic
Gunmen Obtain 2500 in Cash in Cleveland Robbery
Three gunmen robbed a Cleveland Provision Company collector of 2500 in cash and checks in the late hours yesterday. A suspect was arrested downtown after the hold up, with the victim identifying him as one of the bandits.
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Cleveland
Hell
Cleveland Provision Company
Pedestria
Daggett Funeral Services Set for Wi ley Daggett
Funeral services for the late Wiley V Daggett will be held at the family home on North Congress Street Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Friends may call at the Daggett home from noon to two. Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery on Lancaster Street.
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Daggett
Wiley -V. Daggett
North
Congress Retreet
Lancaster ‘Street
Sutherland Leads Wood for Republican Endorsement in West Virginia
In Huntington on May 26 with 480 of 1860 precincts reported Senator Howard Sutherland led General Leonard Wood for the Republican presidential endorsement by Samuel B. Montgomery. E. F. Morgan held a small margin over Morgan for governor, while Arthur B. Koontz led Democrat governor candidate race over Adam B. Littlepage. Charles E. Carrigan nominated for Congress in the first district as incumbents renominated.
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Wheeling
Iti
Howard” Suth
Yeas
E. F. Morgan
Arthur B. Koonts
Charles E. Carrigan
G. M. Bowers
Stewart Reed
Harry Woodyard
Wells Coody Koonts
Echols
Huntington
W. Va
Howard Sutherland
Leonard Wood
Republin
Samuel B. Montgomery
F. P. Grosscup
Arthur B. Koontz
Adam B. Littlepage
Merchants Closed For Daggett Funeral In Athens
The Athens Retail Merchants Association will close all stores from 1 PM Thursday to 3 PM for Wiley T. Daggett's funeral. Merchants meet at Wood & Johnson at 1 15 PM to attend in a body. M Johnson secretary.
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Athens Retail Merchants Association
Wiley T. Daggett
Wood & Johnson
M. Johnson, Secy
Man Dies In Explosion At Peerless Motor Car Company
C Taylor, 35, was blown into boiling japan by an explosion in the japanning room of the Peerless Motor Car Company in Cleveland. He died instantly. Four others were injured.
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Japan
Cleveland
C . Taylor
Peerless Motor Car Company
Taylor
O Bannon Fortune Grows During Sanatorium Stay
New York May 26 Stock dividends totaling $2 000 000 were added to the fortune of John W O Bannon while he was confined fifty five days in the Riverdale Sanitarium He was declared mentally incompetent after testimony from three doctors and his mother Mrs Ellen Reinke of St Louis said she brought the proceedings The millionaire said he ran away at age 14 and built a fortune of $15 000 000
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New York
John W. O'Bannon
Riverdale Sanitarium
O'Bannon
O’banndén
Ellen Reinke
St. Louis
Former ambassador urges division of Mexico at twenty second parallel
Henry Lane Wilson, former U S ambassador to Mexico, advocates creating an independent Mexican republic along the twenty second parallel. He argues northern Mexico including Sonora Chihuahua Nuevo Leon Tamaulipas and Lower California would stabilize the region by isolating revolt and giving control to a new government.
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Mexic Advocates Division
Republic
Mexico
Sonora
Chihuahua
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulipas
Lower
California
Henry Lane Wilson
Wilson
Mexico City
Committees Weigh Armenia Mandate At Foreign Affairs Hearing
The Foreign Affairs Committee debates President Wilsons proposed mandate for Armenia. Major General James G Harbord is summoned to testify on the military regu lations and the presidents authority. A vote on granting power to assume the mandate is expected in both chambers before next weeks recess.
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Committee ON Foreign Affairs
Armenia
James G. Harbord
Senate
House
Judge Rules Parts of Lever Law Unconstitutional
Indianapol is May 26 Judge A B Anderson declares sections four and twenty six of the Lever Law unconstitutional and upholds Section Nine. He says four and twenty six discriminate and void due process while nine bans conspiracy to limit production. The ruling narrows the case against 125 coal miners and operators, with few counts pressed and penalties capped.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Oe Ausus
Anderson
Charles Evans Hughes
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Masons To Attend Daggett Funeral In Body
Masons meet at the Masonic Temple at 1 30 P M Thursday to attend the Daggett funeral in a body. J Link Duncan master J A Palmer secretary.
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Masonic Temple
Daggett
J. Link Duncan
J. A. Palmer
Cleveland Man Writes Love Letter From Slow Town
An unnamed Cleveland man wrote a passionate letter to Mrs. Bess C Koehler describing longing and love. The note, sent from Cleveland Ohio and found by Charles H Koehler, contributed to a divorce case in Chicago in May. The writer lamented separation and vowed lasting affection.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Bess C. Koehler
Charles H. Koehler
Koehler
Man Found in Ohio River Near Yorkville
A middle aged man in working clothes with a small beam was found in the Ohio River at Yorkville by a ferry man. He wore handcuffs on one wrist and had evidently been in the water about a month.
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Martin's Ferry
Ohio River
Yorkville
High Court to Take Hand in Lever Law Case
The government asked the Supreme Court to hear arguments early next October on the constitutionality of the anti profiteering sections of the Lever Act after Judge A B Anderson of Indianapolis ruled sections four and twenty six unconstitutional.
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Washington
Government
Supreme Court
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolia
Children Kept Out of School Case In Athens
Len ard Tucker and Had Risley of Athens faced truant charges before Pearl Helwigsee. Tucker pleaded not guilty with a Feb hearing set. Risley pleaded guilty with costs suspended as the minor involved was cited for assisting in truancy.
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Lenard Tucker
Had Risley
Athens
Pearl Helwigsee Ona
Jacob
Glenn
Tucker
Risley
Quilty
T Fendant
As Minora
Athens honors Morgan after Mohican Class farewell
Prof L J Addicott toasted farewell to Mr Morgan leader of Troop One and Mohican Class as boys ages twelve to twenty and Athens representatives praised his work. Speakers included Dr A Y Wilcox Henry Zenner J D Brown Harold Wise Mrs C L Jones and Principal Rupp. A $200 Liberty funds gift closed the event with Morgan thanking Athens for support.
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Anton Clana
Morgan
A. Y. Wilcox
Henry Zenner
J. D. Brown
Harold Wise
C. L. Jones
Cooch Mackie
Rupp
Mr. Morgan
Athens
Prof. Addicott
Troop One
McCullough Enters State Race in Canton Area
Congressman Roscoe McCullough of Canton filed with the Secretary of State to run for governor. His supporters include Charles Upham Frank P. Norv Mile Cathon C. W. Metzger H. C. Koehler and Norman W. Clark of Alliance.
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Columbus
Roscoe McCullough
Canton
Smith
Chas. €. Upham
Frank P. Norv Mile Cathon
C. W. Metzger
H.C. Koehler
Norman W. Clark
Aliance
Wood campaign funds questioned as records reviewed
Washington May 26 An attorney general campaign inquiry cited large contributions and spending for the Woods campaign. Proctor testified that totals per state averaged 27 dollars with major gifts including 20 000 from Krose Monell and support from William Wrigley. He said no active statewide Wood movement exists and he did not know the full donor list.
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Carlin
Pal
Senate
Washington
C. Autors
Cao
Tor
Proctor
Krose Monell
New York
The
National Woods
William Wrigley
Sam
Billesby
Goodrich
Rmukber
A. A. Sprague
John T.ch
King Red
Merchant marine bill likely sent to White House soon
Washington May 26 reports legislation to build a merchant fleet may go to the White House for signature before Congress adjourns next week. The House and Senate passed different versions and negotiations will be needed to reach agreement.
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Washington
White House
Congress
House
Senate
Willis to present Senator Hardin at convention
Former Governor Willis announces in Columbus that he will present the name of Senator Harding at the Republican national convention. Willis says it would be an honor and calls Harding the most logical candidate given his character and strategic position.
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Columbus
Willis
Rge
Hardi
Hardie Mead
Ha Jing
Nake
United States
Harding
Judge Anderson Scored by Miners in Wilkes Barre
A resolution adopted by a coal miners convention in Wilkes Barre Pa scores Judge A B Anderson of Indiana and forwards the resolution to President Wilson.
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Anderson
Wilkesbarre
A. B. Anderson
Indiana
Wilson
Food Prices Decline In Chicago Market May 26
Chicago May 26 Prices for staple vegetables and fruit fell 5 to 35 percent as commission men forecast continued declines through summer. Cabbage dropped to 3.50 per crate from 5.00, oranges down about 15 percent, and new potatoes off one dollar per crate due to higher receipts.
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Chicago
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Sinn Fein
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Soahuil
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Sen. Harding
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