Bomb plotters Fay and aides guilty of big conspiracy
New York reports that Fay and three associates were found guilty in a federal trial of a major plot to cripple or destroy merchant ships and threaten U S maritime security. Prosecutors traced $10,000 fines, 200 pounds of explosive, and a motor launch used to prepare and deploy bombs. The jury verdict followed testimonies from reporters and police, with defense attorneys condemning coercion while the government labeled the scheme cold and wholesale murder.
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Quay
Neut
Robert Par
Qwaner Bhboig
Nis Brottine
Redervet
Deedhe
Gercian
United Rates
Derman
Wrwurtnir
Brsukheen
Yderman
William Leary
Bohol Atralaht
Pey Mage
Mr. Knox
Ray
Mr. Jones
The
Sun
Breker
Werla
May
Enox
Cabt Tunney
Offer
Flynn
Barnitz
Fay
Mir. Unger
McDon
Echolz Ang
McDonald
Pratt
Snowine
Tiafoneeas
Ta.p
Janke
Marshall
Contested Fishing Rights Spark Debate Across Streams
The article discusses fish stocks declining under industry and urban growth, arguing continued sport fishing harms streams. It warns against widespread commercial exploitation and urges preserving sport fishing for health and sustenance, calling for government action and public response. The piece contrasts affluent urban visitors with traditional fishermen, emphasizing ecological and social stakes.
Troops Reinforce Border Amid Bandit Pursuit
Marathon Texas reports Major General Frederick Funston directing four additional cavalrymen from F and H companies of the 14th Cavalry toward Glenn Springs and Boquillas as Villa followers intensify border raids. Officials say no punitive expedition into Mexico is planned though pursuit of raiders across the Rio Grande is possible if necessary.
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Marathon
Tex
14Th Cavalry
Glenn Springs
Frederick W. Sibley
Cates
Boquillas
Mexico
Caspar Gale
Rio Grande
Big ‘Bend
Villa
Oscar G. Compton
Porto Rico de Bounuillas
Loe
Hi Pass
Hugh L. Scott
Ral Alvaro
Frederick Funston
Big Bend
Texas
Funston
Glenp Springs
Scoghins
Scott
Obregon
Carranza
General Scott
Oregon
General Pershing
General Funston
Fumston
International Line
Fire Officials Warn Public Of Many Dangers
Jet D. HB. Johnson and Capt. T. F. Beedotick urge cooperation for Clean ing Up and Fire Prevention Day on May 13. They list home safety tips including not leaving matches lit, avoiding dark rooms with candles, storing fuels safely, clearing clutter, and knowing fire alarm procedures in public places. Citizens should know how to call in a fire and share the engine house number and location of the nearest alarm box.
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Jet D. HB. Johnson
T. F. Beedotick
Wre Fiske
Wendford
Carrot
Eagles Carnival Ends With Mardi Gras Fete in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Fraternal Order of Eagles No 426 closes its ten night carnival with a Mardi Gras fete. Miss Teotta OConnor will perform with a cabaret show in the refreshment room. Notable artists Billy Stone Babe Sweet and Olive Larnsy will perform in a changed program. Committee members and sponsors are thanked for a very successful event.
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Bridgeport
Order of Eagles
Bridgeport Engie
Jendor
John Great
Morris Listramd
City National Bank
Timothy C. Cummings
Connécticut National Bank
Warren D. Braus
TL Watson & Co
William Fale
Bridgeport &Trust Company
Toretta Oconnor
Billy Stone
Babe Sweet
Olive Larnsy
Colonial Troops Now Bear Verdun Battle
London May 9 Australian and New Zealander troops on the British front in France are under General William Ridner Birdwood. The last Australian detachment left Alexandria March 31 and crossed the Mediterranean to join at Marseilles and Havre without mishap. Submarine warnings were avoided. New Zealanders followed to France and the Colonials replaced them on the firing line. The Germans raised a banner saying Welcome Australians on the first day in the trenches.
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London
France
William Ridner Birdwood
Gallipoli
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Havre
Cotonimis
Larry Williams Knocks Out Carroll in 48 Seconds
Philadelphia May 8 Larry Williams knocks out Jack Carroll in 48 seconds. Williams is set to box Jack Dillon on May 2. A placard at New York army recruiting stations urges recruits with a sermon at the Mexican border displayed.
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Larry Williams
Carroll
Philadelphia
Larry Willams
Jack Carroll
Jack Dillon
Batting Levinsky
New York
Fate of Luxemburg A German Empire Prospect Or Belgian Annexation
The article traces Luxemburg's status from 1867 neutrality guarantees to its 1914 German occupation. It notes the duchy’s strategic position between Belgium, Prussia, and France, the transfer of fortifications, and the fragmented ruling Nassau lineage. It highlights Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide’s youth, education in Germany, and suspected pro German sympathies amid calls of potential incorporation into the German Empire or annexation by Belgium.
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Giere
Ding
Theyere
Belgium
Erand-Duchy
Off Luxemburg
Luxemburs
London
Grand Duchy
Europe
Gibraltar
Prussia
France
Italy
Holland
Latburg
Siegfried
Ardennes
Limburg
Henry VII
Charlies Livv
John of Bohemia
Wencesins
Sigismund
Bohemia
Charles IV
Luemburg
Aetilece
Elisabeth
Burgundy
Maximillian
Austria
Charles V
Philip
Spain
Netherlands
Emperor William
Remins
Marie Adelaide
Therese Antoinette Wilhelmina
Nassau
Palatine
Byschen
Herr von Buch
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
New Government Chart of Long Island
A damaged report describes a new government chart of Long Island Sound produced by U S and British geodetic authorities, detailing its scale, coverage from New York to New England, and navigational features. It explains intended uses for harbor guidance, traffic management, and coastal activity, noting updates to tides, depth, and channels to aid vessels and commerce.
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New Government
Long Island
Department of Mmneree
Washington
United Bistey
Lobelalasd Sound
New York
Corval
RDG Pressurn
Sonves
Newark Vity
Bie Des
Bali Gate
Numieen
Hell Gate
Io. Co
Liprovermenia
Farey
Yale
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