Armistice Probable in Mexican Trouble Reported
Peace envoys urge Wilson and Huerta to agree to an armistice as negotiations resume. Funs ton plans to land at Vera Cruz while refugee care costs prompt a $100000 request. Madero family offers 76000 to Villa. 57 prisoners escape Fort Rosecrans tunnel. under 300 Americans remain in Mexico City as 500 more head to Vera Cruz.
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Washington
Wilson
Huerta
Bryan
The
United Press
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Coup Threat Forces Huerta Cabinet to Seek Rail Aid
Mexico City reports an army coup d etat ousts President Huerta with General Blanquet as war minister. Attaches to the national palace secure all railroad cars, signaling Huerta plans to depart.
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United Press
Mexico City
Huerta
Blanquet
National Palace
Mexican rebels urged to unite against U S threats
Dr Ignacio Alcocer, Mexican interior minister, appeals to state governors and territorial leaders to persuade rebel factions to join the government in defending national integrity. Complete amnesty promised to rebels as authorities crack down on foodstuff dealers. Washington dispatch notes Latin American mediators seeking pacific settlement while Huerta regime faces arms as crisis deepens.
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Mexico City
Ignacio Alcocer
Jeff
Washington
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
Huerta
Steamer Benjamin Nible Lost Off Duluth Twenty Dead
The steamer Benjamin Nible is lost off Duluth with twenty men dead after wreckage was found on Park Point. Life savers could not launch due to high seas and no survivors reached shore as of report.
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Duluth, Minn
Benjamin Nible
Duluth
Park Point
Upton Sinclair Among 5 Arrested in New York Protest
Upton Sinclair and four others were arrested at John D. Rockefeller's office after a demonstration against the Colorado miners strike. The article notes broader U.S. mediation efforts in Mexico with South American envoys and private sessions at the White House, while reporting on Vera Cruz military movements and refugee transports as of April 29.
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New York
Upton Sin
John D. Rockefeller
Clair
Colorado
United States
White House
Wilson
Bryan
M. Jusserand
Spring-Rice
Cecil Spring-Rice
Meulean
Lionel Carden
Huerta
Lionel
Naon
Suarez
Argentina
Chile
da Gama
Western Hemisphere
North
South
Central
Pioneer Hugh Bowen Dies of Heart Disease in Anita
Hugh Bowen a pioneer of this region died Saturday morning at his home from heart disease. Funeral services were held at Highland church Monday at ten o clock with interment in Atlantic mausoleum. Also notes on a marriage license and a weather forecast for Iowa predicting fair, cooler conditions tonight and Thursday with increasing clouds.
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Anita
Towa
Hugh Bowen
Highland Church
Atlantic Mausoleum
Iowa—Fair
Atlan tic Commercial club board meeting reviews projects
The Atlan tic Commercial club board met to discuss an electric depot sign with catalogues awaited, road corner straightenings at Strittmatter and Barnhordt, a requested $12 prize fund for student essays, placards printing, a possible billiard table upgrade, and plans for a frontier day celebration with committee setup and cost assessment.
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The
Atlantic Commercial Club
T. G. Whitmore
Bert L. Butler
Jake Christensen
Strittmatter
Lewis Road
Barnhordt
Wiota
Commercial Club
Chas. F. Chase
J. B. Jones
John FE. Bailey
C. L. Campbell
C. B. Clovis
School Board
Board of Health
T. P. Breheny
B. R. Wasson
B. P. Chase
House Committee
Bradley
Potatoes Arrive at Store and Strawberry Plants for Sale
A car of Red River Early Chios and Early Rose potatoes arrives at the store with moderate quality. G. Beach offers Superb Everlasting Strawberry plants at 711 Grace Street for $1.00 per dozen or $5 per hundred.
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Red River
Me . G. Beach
Grruce Street
U S Troops to End Strikes in Colorado Coal Fields
Denver reports President Wilson orders federal troops to quell violence in Colorado coal regions. Troops from Fort Russell and Fort Leavenworth move toward Trinidad and Canyon City whileSecretary Garrison coordinates with Governor Ammons. Fighting continues at Walsen and McNally mines with casualties.
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The
United Press
Denver
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Canyon City
Fort Leavenworth
Trinidad
Washington
Wilson
United States
Colorado
Woodrow Wilson
Ammons
Garrison
Fort Leav
Walsen Mine
Walsen
Walsenburg
Jefferson Farr
McNally
John Chase
Boulder County
Heela Mine
Farmer Sues Rock Island Over Damaged Hog Shipment
Thomas Cochran of Earlham, by H M Boorman, seeks $338.83 from Rock Island Co for damaged stock. He alleges misbilling of 65 hogs destined to Chicago, misdelivery of 92 smaller hogs, delayed shipment causing death, and improper handling of 208 hogs with five deaths from heat on shipments in 1913. Case set for September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cochran
Earlham
H. M. Boorman
Clerk of the
District Court
Rock Island Company
Chicago
Accident at Anita High School Mock Trial Ends With Wounding
Roscoe Wagner accidentally shot Harvey Piercey, son of Prof. Piercey, in the leg during a mock trial at the Anita schoolhouse. Wagner did not know the revolver was loaded. the injury was a fresh wound and considered fortunate.
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Anita
Iowa
Roscoe Wagner
Piercey
Harvey
Bruner Dies at Princeton Iowa After Long Residence
A Bruner, a well known resident for years, died at Princeton Iowa at about 6 AM. He was nearly 80. The remains will arrive here Friday and the funeral will be held at 2:30 PM at the Church of Christ.
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A. Bruner
Princeton
Church of Christ
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Mexico
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Puerto
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Cordoba
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Homer Bowen
Wm, Knoke
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Canon City
Rock Island
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