Pope Names Thirteen Newen Diplomats at Vatican
At a secret consistory in the Vatican Pope Pius XII named thirteen new archbishops and officials. All appointed are non American with names including Men dez of Toledo Boale chives of Ho ogna Waly Wernock of Yeetereom Hungary Meitinger of Munich Von Hiartman of Cologne Pift of Vienne and Lyons plus officiating officials Boarfil Galathix Lesas and Tecahi Rev Gasquet. Also announced war news from Earles chapter of Daughters of the Confederacy note May 28 meeting in Carnegie Library room with full attendance requested.
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Pope Pius
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Quebec
Mendez
Toledo
Boale
Chives
Hoogna
Waly
Wernock
Yeetereom
Hungary
Meitinger
Munich
von Hiartman
Cologne
Pift
Vienne
Lyons
Vath
Lesas
Earles
Rowe
Daughters of the Confederacy
Caregie Littrary
Steamer Royal Edwards Collides With Iceberg Near Cape Race
A Royal Edwards of the Canadian Northern Steamship Co. collided with an iceberg about 110 miles east of Cape Race while en route from Montreal to Avonmouth. The captain’s wireless reported the vessel uninjured with only minor damages and no serious injuries.
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Royal Edwards
Canadian Northern Steamship Company
Cape Race
Montreal
Avonmouth
Tony
Mendon
Mediation clash and foreign loan stance emerge
May 26 dispatch shows mediation talks flaring as opposing views surface over foreign loans and U.S. stance. Washington reports General Carranza resisting coercive loans, while Armendián case spurs protests. In Mazatlan and other ports, gun salutes and fighting mark actions tied to the constitutionalist conflict and imperial powers.
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Nisrara Palla
Mediare
White House
United ‘States
Supreme Court voids Interstate Commerce decision on through routes
The Supreme Court today annuls the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling affecting Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Missouri. The commission had barred owners of spenes from through routes on tap lines, arguing it would be equivalent to rating.
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Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Mbeoon
Will Roosevelt Be The Man In The Candidacy
A bold question keys readers about projected leadership as Roosevelt’s candidacy looms tomorrow. The piece examines possible outcomes, party support, and public sentiment surrounding his bid.
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Roosevelt
Progressive Leaders to Decide on Roosevelt Endorsement
May 25 The Progressives in Congress prepare for a conference with Colonel Roosevelt to decide whether to endorse the President. Voting is expected tomorrow among all Progressive members as delegates gather to discuss the presidential option.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Colonel Roose
Titanic disaster case limits recovery for survivors
The Associated Press reports that a Supreme Court decision, issued in May, states that practically nothing may be recovered by those who lost relatives or baggage in the Titanic disaster.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thoes
Supreme Court
Morse to Testify at New Haven Investigation
Washington May 25 Charles W Morse unlikely to be called to testify in the New Haven investigation as plans proceed. The inquiry is set to resume tomorrow with officials preparing questions and potential statements.
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Morse
Washington
Charles W. Morse
New Haven
Opposition Group Forms to Fight Prohibition Submission in Dallas
In Dallas on May 8, Judee Barry Miller and RM. Colquitte announced a state committee to oppose submission to prohibition. The group, formed by Democrats opposing submission, will seek to defeat the referendum and defend institutions under state care. Members listed include W. T. Armistead of Jefferson, Webber of Clarksville, George Jones of Bonham, Gorge Culp of Gainesville, and CM. Cirle.
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Jefferson
Webber
Clarksville
George Jones
Bonham Gorge
Governor Colquitt Pardons Marshall Man in Telegraph Era
Governor Colquitt pardons George Sarnes of Marshall who had been under sentence for soliciting in the Territory. The list of names and towns includes Me Auten Re hy Winfrey Dallas Dabney White Tyler Longview and many others across Texas. The brief notes the pardon as a government act with no further details on charges or terms.
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Colquitt
George Sarnes
Marshall
Howard
Auten
Hy Winfrey
Dallas
Dabney White
Tyler
Longview
J. Grinoso
Terrell
Jon Logging
Bante
Pelix H. Robinvos
Crawford
MR. Axtia
Bryan
Adam Cone
Palestine
Dry Be F
Calhoun
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Here
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Mikerast
Galvestm
Tio von
Sealy
Paul D. Page
Bashops
George W
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