Revolt Suppressed in Venezuela After Prolonged Battle
Government forces under First Vice President Gomez outflanked General Rolando near Guatiro and Tacarigua after a fourteen hour engagement that left 600 rebels dead or captured and 15,600 Mauser cartridges seized. A subsequent pursuit at Gua po and Alta Gracia netted 200 prisoners and heavy cartridge losses as rebel leaders Ortega Martinez and Betancourt were captured.
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Higuepote
Venezuela
Rolando
Matos
Guatiro
Capaya
Tacarigua
Castro
Gomez
Guapo
Alta Gracia
Ortega Martinez
Crespo
Betancourt
Andrade
Ramon Guzman
Pablo Guzman
Piera
Coro
Birmingham Killing Sends Two Men to Jail
In Birmingham Alabama Glenn Davis known as Havis shot and killed Elias M Latham a traveling salesman from New Orleans at the Morris hotel entrance after a quarrel Davis surrendered claiming self defense Latham died from a single bullet in the left breast William Wiss another man present was arrested as an accessory both men remain in county jail Latham had rumored trouble with a woman and a man connected to a local capitalist died at about 11 pm Friday
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Birmingham
Ala
Glenn Davis
Elias M. Latham
New Orleans
Nineteenth Street
Morris Hotel
Havis
Latham
W. H. Morris
William Wiss
Venezuelan Revolt Claims Victory Near Coro
Reports from Venezuela claim government forces were routed near Coro by revolutionists under General Riera who captured prisoners and arms. Revolutionaries say Caracas is under threat, President Castro lacks troops, and that troops at Coro defected to the rebels despite government claims of seized ammunition at Rio Chico.
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Willemstad
Venezuela
Coro
Riera
Caracas
Castro
Rio Chico
Court Appeal Over Walnut Logs Seizure In Oklahoma
General Robbe appeals to the Supreme Court from Guthrie Oklahoma on April 18. A jury against Co Plevin seeks recognition of attorney rights in the territory case concerning walnut logs illegally taken from school lands. The territorial school land board sued Cordray to recover land, arguing the U S should have brought the action.
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Supreme Court
Guthrie
Okla
General
Quick wins Consolation Handicap at 100 targets
D A Quick of Eldorado Springs won the consolation handicap at 100 targets the last event of the fourth grand American Handicap tournament breaking 95 the high score of the 100 target contests during the meet in Kansas City on April 18.
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Quick
Kansas City
D. A. Quick
Eldorado Springs
Officials Plan Break Closure Attempt at La Grange Crevasse
President Atterbury along with levee board members engineers and Captain A Hitler toured the La Grange crevasse and, finding water depth lower than expected, decided to attempt closing the levee break at that point.
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Miss
Atterbury
Levee Board
A. Hitler
la Grange
Bank Failure Shocks Fort Payne Firms In Alabama
The People's Bank and Trust of Fort Payne Alabama with branches in Attalla and Collinsville and the DeKalb Flour Mills have suspended business. Warrants issued for Leroy C Harding the leading figure in the ventures for embezzlement and obtaining money under false pretenses. His dealings under investigation by a commercial agency sparked the suspensions.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
People’s Bank and Trust Company
Fort Payne
Ala
Attalla
Collinsville
DeKalb Flour Mills
Leroy C. Harding
Hardings
Convention Ends in Dublin as Irish Land Bill Likely Passes
The Irish National convention concluded in Dublin on Friday, finishing a heavy schedule of work. John Redmond hailed the session as a credit to Ireland and signaled that Dunraven, Lord Mayo, Captain Shaw Taylor, Redmond, O'Brien and Russell will meet, boosting expectations the land bill will pass.
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Dublin
T. P. O'Connor
Seathless
Ireland
John Redmond
Ireland. In A Statement Mr. Redmond
Dunraven
Lord Mayo
Shaw-Taylor
Wm. O'Brien
T. W. Russell
British Labor Commission Report on U S Study
London April 18 The British workingmen who went to the United States last year under Alfred Moseley’s direction submit a mixed report. The group agrees that British workers have little to learn from Americans while noting Americans are better educated and paid. Moseley argues old methods and machinery must be abandoned to keep up in global commerce.
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London
United States
Alfred Moseley
America
Roosevelt Maintains Plans at Yellowstone Park Visit
President Roosevelt left Fort Yellowstone for Norris to spend most of his stay in the park. The Seysers are nearby and he may visit the Yellowstone Falls if time allows. He cannot meet the labor union request due to an ongoing strike, as itinerary was set months ago to avoid disappointing thousands.
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Cinnabar
Mont
Roosevelt
Major Pitcher
Fort Yellowstone
Norris
Park
Yelowstone
Fire destroys pumping plant and store at Millerville
A fire leveled the Mille company pumping plant and the Dennis Miller and A D Welling store in Millerville Crowley Louisiana. Loss estimated around 10000 dollars with no insurance. Millerville irrigation equipment damaged and valuation uncertain.
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Crowley
Mille Company
Dennis Miller
A. D. Welling
Millerville
Pumprville
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Agt
W Bryan
Landreth
Haswell’s Book Store
the City National Bank
Bryan
Texas
Actapter
Birmingham Place
Elias H. Latham
Rament Forces
British Labor Commission
The
United
Baya
Baffli
Ponie Dupe
Continents
Ricca
CBS Daily
Ioc
Nerlea
Vin
Actors
Belfords
ARS
Ecupion
Simcoe
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
W. Higgs
Geo. W. Higgs
Clarke Fountain
Cox & Odom
Jno
M.lawrence & Co
W. K. Saunders
Dansby & Dansby
Howell Brothers
J. H. Mawhinney
Teiese
Bryan, Ice, Storage & Coal Company
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