Results on the Diamond Show Mixed Baseball Standings
American Association results show Paul 5 Toledo 6 Minneapolis 13 Indianapolis 10 Kansas City 2 Columbus 3 Milwaukee 3 Louisville 5. Standings list Columbus 60, Kansas City 57, Minneapolis 51, Milwaukee 48, Louisville 47, Paul 46, Toledo 43, Indianapolis 36. American League scores Philadelphia 9 Cleveland 1 Washington 5 Detroit 6 Boston 0 St Louis 1 New York 5 Chicago 8. AL standings Detroit 78 Philadelphia 54 New York 53 Chicago 51 Boston 51 Cleveland 43 Washington 33 St Louis 33. National League scores St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 0 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 1 New York 2 Chicago 4 Boston 2. NL standings New York 84 Philadelphia 63 Chicago 61 Pittsburgh 65 St Louis 50 Cincinnati 45 Brooklyn 38 Boston 22. Western League Omaha 4 Lincoln 4 Sioux City 9 Topeka 6 Denver 12 St Joseph 6 Pueblo Des Moines 6
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At. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louiaville
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Detroity
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Topeka
Denver
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Des Moines
Mouse Causes Wild Panic Over Brooklyn Pole Planting
In Brooklyn a minor dispute over street poles saw thirty women confront New York Telephone Company workers. After repeated resistance with brooms and hot irons, a worker produced a small gray mouse, triggering confusion that allowed the poles to be installed.
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New York
New York Telephone Company
Brooklyn
Duveen Fined 15000 for Undervalued Imports
In federal court Judge Martin imposed a 15000 fine on Henry J. Duveen the importer who pleaded guilty to an indictment charging undervalued goods imported into the United States.
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New York
Martin
Henry J. Duveen
Riot Fire Kills Several as Diaz Regime Faced Protests
In Mexico City on May 26 crowds rioted after news Diaz and Vice President Corral would not resign immediately. Police and troops fired volleys, killing at least three and wounding many as Madero supporters shouted for action, then dispersed in scattered mobs.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Corral
Chamber of Deputies
Zoccalo
Madero
Mexico
Tron Hand
Taft Denies Pardon for Morse and Walsh in Banking Case
President Taft refused clemency for Charles W. Morse of New York and John R. Walsh of Chicago, keeping them in federal prison. He asserted national banking laws uphold equity for the rich and poor, noting Morse showed greater moral turpitude and endorsing a harsher sentence than Walsh.
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Washington
Taft
Charles W. Morse
New York
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Morse
Walsh
Taft Opposes Any Amendment to Canadian Reciprocity Bill
President Taft tells Senator Penrose he opposes all amendments to the Canadian reciprocity bill. Knox and Penrose discuss proposed changes as Root, Nelson, Lodge, and others propose amendments to duties on farm products and fish subsidies. The white house aims to block amendments that would derail the measure.
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Washington
Taft
Penrose
Finance Committee
Knox
Senator Penrose
White House
Root
Nelson
Lodge
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Minnesota Farms Pay Well From Wheat and Corn
Minnesota led states in profit per acre from wheat last year with 6.28 dollars after labor and rent. Iowa followed at 6.03, Nebraska 6.01, Kansas 5.66, North and South Dakota lower. On corn, Minnesota returned 6.99 per acre after costs, with Iowa at 8.43 and North Dakota 6.54.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Iowa
George Welsh
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kangas
Fifty More Postal Banks Designated by Postmaster General
Fifty additional postal depositories were designated by Postmaster General Hitchcock, bringing the total to 276. The new second class depots will begin operations June 26, 1911, including Harlan Iowa Wyandotte and Negaunee Michigan Cloquet Red Wing Minnesota Hamilton Havre Montana Plattsmouth Nebraska Grafton North Dakota Lemmon North Dakota Stoughton Antigo and Merrill Wisconsin.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Harlan
Wyandotte
Negaunee
Mich
Cloquet
Red Wing
Minn
Hamilton
Havre
Mont
Plattsmouth
Neb
Grafton
N. D
Lemmon
Stoughton
Antigo and Merrill
Wis
Heavy rain and light snowfall soak Livingston region
After forty eight hours of torrential rain a light snowfall fell in Livingston Montana on May 25. The heavy rain is expected to aid dry farmers this season and dry up soil moisture.
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Livingston, Mont
Elliott Gets Judgeship in South Dakota
Washington May 25 James D Elliott of Aberdeen South Dakota will be named by President Taft to be federal judge in the district of South Dakota The nomination will be sent to the senate He fills the vacancy created by John E Carland moving to the commerce court Carland was nominated December 12 and confirmed in January Officials say delays came from fitness inquiries into all candidates.
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Washington
James D. Ellett
Aberdeen
Taft
District of
South Dakota
White House
Senate
Elliott
John E. Carland
Commerce Court
Carland
Dog Finds Human Skull in Montana Murder Mystery
J Ed wards, a rancher near Cokedale eight miles from Livingston, was startled when his dog returned with a human skull. Coroner Vicars investigates a possible link to Charles Peterson of Tostan who disappeared last year. bones were found last November and the skull with gold filled teeth confirms likely identification.
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Livingston
Mont
J. Edwards
Cokedale
Charles Peterson
Tostan
Vicars
Morris High Is Champion in Interscholastic Indoor Rifle
Morris High School of New York City won first place with a high score of 44 in the National Rifle Association of America Interscholastic Indoor Rifle Shooting league. Deering High School of Portland Maine took second with 931 and Culver Military Academy of Indiana third with 926 after a shoot off to resolve a three way tie.
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Washington
Morris High School
New York City
National Rifle Association of America
Deering High School of
Portland
Culver Military Academy of
Indiana
Abolish Commerce Court Sparks Jurisdiction Fight
The interstate commerce commission and the new court of commerce clash over rail rate regulation jurisdiction. Friends of the commission favor abolishing the commerce court amid fears it could overrule factual findings and undermine the commission's authority.
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Friends of Commission
Hines Defends Innocence Before Lumber Group
Edward Hines, named in the Helm committee probe over a 100000 fund to elect Senator Lorimer, defended his acts during his annual address to the National Lumber Manufacturers association, where he serves as president. Supporters remained enthusiastic while others predicted his eventual vindication in court.
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Chicago
Edward Hines
Helm Legislative Committee
United States
William Lorimer
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Hines
H. A. Long
Kansas City
Supreme Court of the United States
Caucus to Consider Revised Wool Tariff Schedule
The House Democratic caucus will meet Thursday June 1 in the hall of representatives to discuss the revised wool tariff. The draft bill imposes an ad valorem duty on raw wool and cuts the duty on manufactured woolens by 50 and 30 to 60 percent respectively.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Hall of Representatives
Interior Plans Immediate Ejectment at Newell South Carolina
Washington May 25. The interior department plans immediate ejectment of a large number of squatters on the new government townsite of Newell in South Carolina.
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Washington
Newell
S. C
Interior Department
John R. Walsh Denied Pardon in Long Opinion
Chicago banker John R. Walsh has his petition for clemency rejected in a lengthy judicial opinion. The decision outlines the rationale for denying the pardon and references prior legal proceedings and criteria applied by the reviewing authority.
Former Assistant D A O Reilly Convicted in New York
Daniel J. O Reilly a former assistant district attorney and criminal lawyer tied to the Thaw Patterson cases was found guilty by a jury of receiving stolen goods. He allegedly negotiated the return of 87000 dollars in securities stolen from Aaron Bancroft and received 833 dollars as his share of the reward.
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New York
Daniel J. O’reilly
Harry K. Thaw
Nan Patterson
O'Reilly
Frank L. Plass
Aaron Bancroft
O’reilly
Double drowning mar Victoria Day in Winnipeg parks
Victoria Day celebrations in Winnipeg were marred by two canoe drownings on Kildonan lake. Heber Jones, 19, a college student, and Maggie Mc Lean perished when their canoe capsized in a strong wind. George E. Hunt and Jessie B. Hunt fell from another craft. Jessie survived while George vanished. James Swan, 60, killed himself amid real estate worries, as a severe storm followed the tragedies.
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Winnipeg
Man
Heber Jones
Maggie McLean
Kildonan Lake
Elm Park
George E. Hunt
Jessie B. Hunt
A. J. Hunt
Revenue Act Lost In Senate Closes State Budget Outlook
Springfield May 25 The revenue bill that would raise 19 500 000 for state appropriations failed to pass in the senate and sits in the senate appropriations committee filing cabinet The legislature must reconvene or rescind adjournment to allow taxes to be levied and collected, delaying the state budget.
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Springfield
Senate
Rose
Senate Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Blast Kills Three Miners at Sellers Pit in Hibbing
In Hibbing Minnesota three Austrian miners Fabio Backelick Nick Menzura and Bozo Rukawina were killed when blasting powder exploded near Sellers pit owned by Oliver Mining company. The blast occurred as they loaded a gopher hole and the charge detonated with nearby powder cans. the pit approach is about 100 feet deep and 300 feet wide with workers 30 to 40 feet from the bottom. Two heads were blown from the bodies of two victims.
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Hibbing
Minn
Fabio Backelick
Nick Menzura
Bozo Rukawina
Sellers Pit
Oliver Mining Company
Wisconsin Senator Lorimer Bribery Probe Signals New Revelations
Senator La Follette predicts wider disclosures in the Lorimer bribery case after quoting Edward Hines testimony before the Illinois legislature. He alleges use of money in Lorimer’s campaign with President Taft’s name mentioned, and cites telegrams and long distance calls as part of a scheme to influence the election, with Hines’ courthouse and Capitol activity noted.
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Washington
Lorimer
Lr Follette
la Follette
Lormers
Taft
Edward Hines
Chicago
Lorimer Investigation Committee
Illinois
Hines
United States
Aldrich
Penrose
Springfield
Mr. la Follette
Senate
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Finess
Petit
E. C. Tilden
Hearst Signals He Has Not Abandoned Presidential Ambitions
In New York on May 25 Hearst praised Woodrow Wilson Champ Clark and Judson Harmon and declined to confirm if he would seek the Democratic presidential nomination again saying he cannot say as to that. He sailed for Europe shortly after.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Champ Clark
Judson Harmon
Premature Dynamite Blast Kills Richard Nash in Iowa
In Oskaloosa Iowa on May 26 a dynamite blast killed Richard Nash and seriously injured Charles Hoover Jacob Jones and an unknown Hungarian peat worker.
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Oskatoosa
Richard Nash
Charles Hoover
Jacob Jones
Aera
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Minneapolia
Louieville
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Indianapois
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St. Louie
Cincinnat
Bostcom
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Richmond
Rhiter
Dson Branstetter
Jonesboro
Texas
Lydia EF. Pinkham
America
Lydia Ee
James F, Lawrence
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Pinkham
Mat Lyon
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Case of Humanity
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Ment
Croquet
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John E. Cakland
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