Assassination Twist in Carranza Death Fallout
Dispatches detail the assassination of President Carranza, naming attendees and officials amid the turmoil. Key figures include Mario un Pontes, General Garias, adrero Peres, Colonel Go Vilela, Fontes, and Senor Garias. Reports say Carranza and Molina were killed at Tlaxcalantonge. others reportedly disappeared or in hiding.
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Montana Tops Nation in State School Systems
New York May 24 The Russell Sage Foundation study ranks Montana first in overall public school systems with California second, Arizona third, New Jersey fourth, District of Columbia fifth, and Washington sixth in the ranking. The report titled An Index Number for State School Systems is by Dr. Leonard P. Ayres.
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Congress Asked To Assume Mandate
President Wilson asked Congress to accept a mandate over Armenia, urging it as a critical choice for the United States. The message was referred to foreign relations committees in both houses with no timetable set. Senate Republicans oppose a mandate, and the committee leaders indicated broad opposition.
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Wool Prices Take Big Boston Slump
Boston May 20 The price of wool slumped 10 to 20 percent at British government auction sales. Only seven mills bid and 30 percent of the wool offered sold. Buyers say the peak of high prices has passed due to cancelled orders, transport delays, and declines in Liverpool and London markets.
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Congress Will Name Large Profiteers
Washington May 21 The senate presses a resolution by Senator Harris naming profiteers and seeks 1917 1918 1919 returns. Lodge supports passage with amendments as House action targets hoarded commodities and price fixing while Calder urges stronger plant facilities to boost production.
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Bill Hart Hurt in Bucking Film Incident
Film star William S. Hart sustained serious injuries in a movie stunt in Los Angeles. He suffered broken ribs bruises and lacerations after a horse he was riding bucked and struck him when a tree limb struck the animal and sent Hart from the saddle.
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