MEXICAN CRISIS SPREADS WAR SCIRNS AND DIPLOMATIC NOTES
General Dunston and Secretary Garrisoo discuss dispatch orders while a brief Tacoma scare ends as mobilization appears autonomous. The Ozark heads to Tampico as U S officials fret over Mexican oil disruptions and Huerta’s war measures. Secretaries Bryan and Blanquet exchange notes on Saltillo, Saltillo embassies, and refugee movements. Huerta sends mediators to Niagara Falls, while rebels gain confidence and potential coal mine reopenings loom.
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Dunston
Wen
Garrisoo
Tacoma Wash
State National Guard
Washington
Navy Department
Ozark
Tampico
Fletcher
War Department
Mexico
State Department
Old People Should Use Gentle Bowel Aids
An elderly health note urges avoiding harsh laxatives and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural eficaz solution. It cites improved digestion, strengthened bowels, and reports from Mary A Davidson of University Mound Home San Francisco who saw relief after starting the remedy. Free sample offers and purchase details are included.
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Caldwells
Nire
Mary A . Daviison
University Mound
San Francisco
Cal
Mary A
Davidson
WB Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello IIi
Nation to honor Vera Cruz dead
New York May 9 final arrangements for the honored dead from Vera Cruz were announced. A large funeral procession will move from the city hall to the marine grounds as President Wilson reviews the line of caskets. Senate adjourns for the funeral and stock exchanges close in tribute.
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New York
Sand Hook
United States
Wyoming
Navy Yard
Montana
Mayflower
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Tevas
Naval Militia
Newark State
Battery Place
Congress
Army and Navy
Broadway
City Hall
Manhattan Bridge
Marine Grounds
E Brooklyn Nays Yard
Wilson
City Hall Plaza
John Pulley Mitchel
Washington
Wll
Stock Exchange Governors
Oted
Vera Cruz
Senate
Vera Crus
New York Navy
Yar
Becker Jury Panel Halts. New Jury Drawn Monday
New York May 9 Eleven jurors were in the box for the Charles Becker murder trial of Herman Rosenthal when court recessed for the day. One juror was excused, leaving the panel short of twelve. A new panel will be drawn Monday as crowds gather outside the criminal courts building.
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New York
Charles & Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Jesse @ Vehe
Becker
Corrdors
Methodist workers return from Mexico to New Orleans
The board of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church reports that thirty missionaries in interior Mexico, except one, have reached New Orleans. The remaining worker is Laura Temple of the Woman's Society, who joined the Red Cross in Mexico City.
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Mexico
New York
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
John W Butler
New Orleans
Laura Temple
Womans Society
Red Cross Service
Mexico City
Hail Destroys Track Rumors Sweep Norfolk County Route
A large hailstorm yesterday devastated a stretch about a mile and a half wide along Western Branch in the Norfolk county trucking region. Damage is estimated at over 100000 dollars and is expected to disrupt local transport for days.
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Narwin van
Norfolk County
American Soldier Taken by Mexicans
Washington May 9 General Funston reported unofficially that Private Parks of the 8th Infantry was captured by Mexican federals after riding into Mexican lines on two of Lieutenant Colonel Taggart's horses. The fate of Parks is unknown, with reports of an anonymous American civilian execution. Officials caution against assuming a formal breach, awaiting investigation by Huerta authorities and Washington through the Brazilian minister.
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Funston
Vera Cruz
Parks
Elmore F Taggart
Gard Won
General Funston
Samuel Parks
8Th Infantry
Taggart
28Th Infantry
Mexican National Railway
Maus
Maas
Mexico City
Venice City
Huerta
Waas
Wounded Sailors Arrive at Key West on Solace
Forty five United States sailors and marines wounded at Vera Cruz arrived at Key West aboard the hospital ship Solace. The ship will coal and provisions then proceed to New York. Most are convalescing with cheerfulness, three lost an arm and three lost a leg. Local officials greeted the crew as Captain Hayden and Mayor Fogarty praised their service. The marine band played a concert aboard.
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Key West
Naval Station
Mayor Fogarty
Marine Band
Captain Hayden
Fogarty
Vera Cruz
Navigation lights out on west coast of Mexico report
Washington May reported that all navigation lights on the west coast of Mexico were extinguished and a hand had been put upon handling of American telegrams. The destroyer Preble arrived at Mazatlan and the Truadon and Honkins left Mazatlan for La Paz.
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Washington
Samulrai
Mexico
Preble
Mazatlan
Truaton
Honkins
Ba Paz
Mexican spy boast after Vera Cruz train arrival
May near Vera Cruz seven Americans arrived from Mexico City reporting quiet in the capital. A Mexican lieutenant aboard the train boasted an American spy had been shot near the Michoacan line, references to Clery Parks. Officers searched the train for Americans but spared travelers from the capital, including banker KM Van Sandt of Fort Worth Texas. They warned engineers among the refugees would be valuable if Americans chose to move inland from Vera Cruz.
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Todas
Rodgers
Havana
German Steamship Company
Bavaria
Krenprnzessin Ceeele
Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Steamship Company
Lta
United States
Atwag
Ypiranga
Vera Cruz
New York
John R Silliman
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
State Department
Mexco City
Blanquet
Silliman
Mexico
Lionel Carden
Mexio City
Howard
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Matiz
Mexico City
Orlvado
Clery Parks
Wuxiao
KM van Sandt
Fort Worth
Texas
Teo
Vera Crag
Americans Ordered to Quit Piedras Negras
Consul Blocker directed all Americans to leave Piedras Negras districts immediately and avoid aid for withdrawal. Messengers were sent to notify remaining Americans. An American soldier was arrested and disarmed by constitutionalists but later delivered to U.S. guards. General Quintana reportedly joined federals near Monclova as rail link repairs advance south toward Sabinas.
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Blocker
Piedras Nupras
Menians
Mexico
State Department
An Grande
International Bridge
Consul Blocker
Piedias Negras
General Quintana
Nuevo Jaredo
Wenclove
Constitutionaliats
Piedras Ne Fias
Sabinas
Monclova
British Subjects Advised to Leave Mexico City
The British minister advised British subjects to leave Mexico City today. He stressed danger in the capital as unrest continues. About 600 American citizens remain in the city amid the tense situation.
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Mexico City
Linnet Carden
Marching Women Parade to Capitol for Suffrage Petition
Thousands of women from nearly every state marched along Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House to the Capitol. They presented petitions to Congress urging passage of the Bristow Mondell resolution to amend the Constitution for woman suffrage. The procession included riders, orchestra, bands, and diverse delegations including businesswomen, artists, teachers, nurses, and voters from states with suffrage.
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Union
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Capitol
Congress
Senate
House
Glhn
la Follette Thomas
Thompson Owen Banton Poindexter
Brady
Avex
Willson
Dockwick
LaFayette Square
Bristow
Helen Pillane
England
Rose Winslow
New York
jAnnie Sallsbury
Nellier&s i Spencer
Washington
Severty
Miriams
Partie
Tate
Witham Kent
Representive
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Bristow Mondell
Donald Hooker
Raphers
Taxpiein
Harsey W Whcy
SCX
Cara Smith Ring
Sete Wash
Treasuer
Ninna
ARRESTS OF CORRESPONDENTS IN MEXICO CITY
A. P. correspondent Walter Whiffen and others connected with major papers were arrested in Mexico City by authorities after reports of a station incident near Vera Cruz. They were taken to police headquarters for investigation. Whiffen and another photographer were released later the same day.
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
Walter¢ Wuffen
Associated Press
Sutton
Wisnington Post
Oliver Wo
Muter
London
Rourke
Westwar ¢Thoritie
Mexico City
Sere Cruz
Plee
Rulomie Strand
Hieffer
Police
Cils Whiffen Relessea Nowork
New York
Walter Whitten
Mosico
Army experts to keep Vera Cruz healthy
Army sanitation plan outlined by Surgeon General Gorzi to deploy two specialists on arrival to fix waste disposal safeguard water supply and purify it. Major Lyster and Major Wohle to lead efforts. aim to curb mosquitoes malaria and fever with strict sanitary rules as occupation of Vera Cruz may extend and troops health protected against a Mexican invasion scenario.
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Washington Way
Gorzi
Seum
T . Lyster
Robert A Wohle
Galveston
Panam
Mosmintees Starnint
Paris
Mkith
Nera Cras
Surgeon Generals Department
Mexico
Henry Henry Announces Candidacy for U S Senator 1916
Washington May 9 Representaria Heary of Teaas chairman of the house rules committee in announcing that he would seek reelection to the house in the primaries in 1914 formally declared that he would be a candidate for the United States senate in 1916.
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Washington
Heary of Teaas
House Rules Committee
House
United States Senate
OFF TO NIAGARA FALLS Mexroy Mud seater tale
A fragmented wire service style report mentions Niagara Falls travel and military notes, including references to artillery arriving for an attack on Tampico and a plea to Bryan regarding Mexican affairs. The text also hints at ambassadors and protection of youth, with unclear names and dates.
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Huerta
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Bryan
Smanish Ani Og
Ivan Rodtsalled
Pelham Faculty Reelects Most Staff in Local Vote
In Pelham Georgia the school faculty announced reelection of most teachers for the coming term. First assistant Murmiee Baunders and fourth grade educator Wiks McRise are among those reappointed. Second graders Lawton and Taylor, plus Miss Hughen and Misses Hird Lidden Ro Masi sustained positions with their successors named for continuity.
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el Cid
Petha
Murmiee
Ntrs
Lawton and
Taylor
McRise
Erie
Hughen
Une
Pes Nt
Hird ‘Lidden
Ro Masi
Liate
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