Huerta Striving to Crush Enemies in Mexico
Mexico City reports war department believes by week’s end Hermosillo, Sonora will fall to government forces. Rebels gain ground around Morelia and Tampico, while government builds army. Raids and small maneuvers continue across rural districts as rail lines face disruption and border tensions rise near Matamoros.
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Mexico City
War Department
Hermosino
Sonora
Chinvahua
Torreon
Monterey
Morelia
Michoae
Fevderade
Oral
Bip
Verariz
Lritisn
Farplco
Tampico
Tamp Rico
Uintil
Mexico
Falisen
Fidage
Federa
San Ameel
Iesu
Matamoros
Brownsville
Texas
Matameorus
Fuv
Gna Dand
TOG Strong
Matamoras
Ferrigan
Pearl Micrococcus Kills Tuberculosis In Oysters
Faris May 15. Professor Raphardt Dubos of the University of Lyons reports experiments showing a micrococcus linked to pearl formation in oysters can kill the tubercle bacillus. Twelve guinea pigs were infected with tuberculosis and then treated. ten months later all but one recovered. Further work is ongoing, with cautious expectations about tuberculosis extermination potential.
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Faris
Raphardt Dubos
University of Lyons
Dutor
Fugitive Austin Located Surrounded in Georgia
A telegraph message to The News and Courier reports Sheriff Murrly has wired that Austin, an Hampton County fugitive, is positively located and surrounded in Screven County Georgia about 19 miles from Newington between Sylvaniem and Taleyendale. Allendale and Fairfax men have joined the posse to aid the capture.
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Charleston
S.C
News and Courier
Barnwill
Murrly
Austin
Hampton County
Screven County
Georgia
Newington
Sylvanig
Taleyendale
Allendale
Fairfax
Fatal arena fire in Calgary claims Fury prize bout
In Calgary Alberta yesterday afternoon Lu ther McCarty died in the bout with Arthur Pel Key. The Tommy Burns prize fight arena was burned to the ground tonight in the same incident.
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Fatal Fight Arena
Calgary
Alta
Tommy Burns
Hotel Fire Destroys Three Story Willard in Wirksville
A fire today in Wirksville Missouri destroyed the three story Willard hotel. One elderly guest was inside when the blaze broke out but details on his fate are unconfirmed. Firefighters fought the flames as smoke forced evacuations and bordered the scene with alarm.
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Wirksville
Willard J
Hay
Continental Club Raid Ends Night in Police Action
A man sought fare home at eleven thirty near the Continental club when Sergeant Maddox and officers raided the downtown venue. Forty six people were arrested for disorderly conduct as patrons of various nationalities were loaded into city wagons and escorted to the police station. Officers L B Milan R A Wood Carter Pittman Loyd Kilpatrick and Welcher led the action.
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South Broad Street
Continental Club
Club
Maddox
Police Department
L. B. Milan
R. A. Wood
Carter
Pittman
Loyd
Kilpatrick
Welcher
Paliee
Vrgcant
Kigleamh
Arest
Jarestea
Greeks and Bulgars Still Fight Amid War News
London May 26 The strained Balkan alliance shows little improvement as a Greek fleet passing Kavala is fired on by Bulgarian shore batteries. The latest clash follows severe fighting at Saloniki and Athens reacts with urgent representations to Bulgaria. A Times dispatch notes Italy and Germany open to ceding most of the Aegean Islands to Greece.
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London
Athend Saya
Kavala
Saloniki
Athens
Bulgaria
Turkey
Constantinople
The
Times
Italy
Germany
Aeglan Islands
Greece
Dayton Raises Two Million for City Safety Drive
Dayton Ohio reports the completion of a weeklong effort to raise two million dollars to safeguard the city against future food shortages or emergencies. A mass meeting celebrated the milestone as workers and citizens donated, with Nations Cash Register Company among major contributors matching its prior gift of two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mort
Hermes
Nations Cash Reg~lister Company
Why Not Have a Houseboat
A casual guide explains houseboats as floating homes offering mobility and variety. It notes costs vary, power increases expense, and even a small sum can buy simple accommodations for summer enjoyment aboard a houseboat rather than a yacht.
Did Not Fool the King tale of Ludwig II garden stunt
In Bavaria at Munich King Ludwig II had a winter garden on the roof with an artificial Himalayan panorama and a moonlit lake. An ambitious singer Josephina Schetzky plunged into the lake to gain his notice, cried for rescue, and was removed dripping, ending her time at the court.
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Brakie Leris
Ludwig II
Bavaria
Munich
Himalaya
Josephina Schetzky
Josephina
Himalayas
Lorengrin
Shepard
Tuen
Mr and Mrs Finley Shepard Honeymoon Return Party Photo
Mr. and Mrs Finley Shepard formerly Miss Helen Gould recently returned from Jyrene after their honeymoon. They attended a Governor's Island garden party New York where the couple laughed as the camera clicked. Mrs Shepard had once resisted photography while Mr Shepard posed at his wedding.
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Finley J. Shepard
Shepard
Helen Gould
Jyrene
Shepards
Governor's Island
New York
Burglars Steal $20,000 in Jewelry from Jaeger Home
Thieves entered through a bathroom window at William Jaeger's residence, VP of the Arms Palace Horse Car company, locked family and servants in quarters, cut telephone lines and switched off lights, and made off with $20,000 in jewelry and cash. Police seek former servants as possible suspects.
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William Jaeger
Arms Palace Horse Car Company
Catch My Pal Fight to Stop Drinking
Irish clergyman Robert J. Patterson arrives in New York aboard the Cameronia promoting the Catch My Pal crusade. He claims 150000 Irish adherents pledge to abstain from intoxicants and persuade friends to join. Patterson aims to spread the movement to larger U S cities as stewards note restrained drink offerings on the voyage.
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New York
Robert J. Patterann
County Armagh
Ireland
Cameronia
Crusaders
Patterson
United States
Ashes of Poet Miller Scattered at His Pyre
In Qalkland California on May 25 the ashes of Joaquin Miller the poet of the Sierras were scattered on a funeral pyre built by Miller at his Heights home. The Bohemian Club of San Francisco managed the rites witnessed by over 500 people including his widow and daughter Juanita. Services followed the poet’s expressed wishes.
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Qalkland
Cal
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Mille
the Heights
Elup
San Francisco
Juanita
Miller
Plan to tunnel under canal abandoned in Panama
A plan to construct a tunnel under the canal, recently sent from Washington with a favorable recommendation, has been abandoned due to excessive cost. Colonel George W. Gonthale, chief engineer, notes final estimates justify shelving the tunnel. A bridge or ferry service may be considered instead.
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Ypaname
Washington
George W. Gonthale
Policeman Preston Narrowly Escapes Gunfire on Auburn Avenue
Officer Preston of the Atlante police and Officer Wiley confronted a crowd on Auburn Avenue near Fourth Street. A Black suspect, Charles Brown, drew a .38 revolver, firing twice at close range, grazing Preston and a bystander. Wiley and Preston overpowered the assailant.
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Negro
Preston
Atlante Potioa
Auburn Avenue
Fourth Street
Officer Wiley
Charles Brown
Mr. Preston
Riordan and Bender Killed When Auto Flips in Meadville
In Meadville Pennsylvania on May 25 Thomas Leo Riordan was killed instantly and Edwin Bender probably burned to death after the automobile they rode in turned turtle in a ditch. Warmers arrived with a lantern which limited escaping gasoline and aided rescue efforts.
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Meadville
Thomas Leo Riordan
Edwin Bender
Dies of Injuries in Chicago Sparring Incident
Frank Carbone, member of a Chicago physical culture school, died of internal injuries believed to have happened during sparring last Tuesday. Police cannot locate the school owner or identify Carbone's sparring partner.
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Chicago
Frank Carbone
Carbone
Public figures warn corporate power in Atlanta address
Robert Alston of Southern Express denounces corporate influence in politics to Atlanta Law School students and local lawyers. Dean Douglas notes growing wealth concentration as a major evil, while Alston praises limited federal commerce power and warns against white slavery and corruption linked to interstate business.
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Robert Alston
Dean Hamilton Douglas
Atlanta Law School
South
Mr. Alston
Webb
Congress
Jack Johnson
Hlehlyt
Interstate Commerce Debate Sparks Prize For Law Students
Dean Hamilton Douglass announced a prize by Mr Alston of 8 gold medals for the best senior law school thesis on interstate commerce. The subject this year is The Civil Rights Cases. The speech asserts federal power to regulate intrastate vs interstate trains, headlights, breaks and rates, with potential federal intervention when intrastate merchandise dominates.
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Dean Hamilton Douglass
Alston
Atlante Law School
Alston Prize
Bills Importation. Pam Teas We sll was married-all of us
Pam Teas recounts a tale of Bill the city bachelor who refused local matches. Women mocked his courting claims and shipped a mate by freight. Bill shifts from charm to grump, then plans to leave, selling shares as the Cascade Range looms.
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Skookum Mine
Bill
Jana
Iso bin
A. R. Moore
McCauley’s Vision at Hand in Ruined London Sketch
Fragmentary Spokane Spokesman-Review item notes Macauley predicting a New Zealand tourist sitting on ruins of London landmarks. Mentions broken arches of London Bridge and St Paul’s Cathedral and suffragettes of England in vague, speculative terms.
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McCauley
Spokane
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