President Wilson weighs 4th Federal Reserve governor choice
Washington May 6 President Wilson weighs again for four governor of the Federal Reserve Board. After months of inquiry the president may name Tetra Oey, infuse secretary of state, to head the board, with others like Houston of Agriculture considered. The age factor and desire for regional representation are noted as likely constraints in the selection.
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Houston
Agricultural Department
Washington
Wison
Federal Reserve
Malastukloy
Fional Hanks
Feng
Department of Dericulture
Ole
Olney
Villa dismays Huerta more than Americans, refugee reports
Vera Cruz May 5 A refugee details Francisco Villa predicting a forward move toward Mexico City, aiming to defend against U S intervention. He claims Huerta plans to resist through troops and fortifications as reports of renewed resistance surface. Villa condemns claims of a broader war, urging unity against foreign meddling while warning opponents of treason and civil conflict.
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Villa
Vera Cruz
Prancisco Villa
Wes Wake
Mexico City
Aerordss
Phe Vorngen
Thuerli Bun
Villa Turns Down Offer of Gen Maas
Tarreen May 6 The answer of Gen Francisco Villa to the request from Federal General Mana in command of Baltillo shows Villa declines the offer as the United States and foreign intervention are cited. The letter accuses the Americans of grave offense for disembarking troops at Vera Cruz and Salina Cruz, calling for Mexicans to rally patriotism and reject foreign intervention.
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Atadero
Mexico
Maitero
Sumex
de Tons
Constitui Conlista
Wnion
North Americana
Ulady Ppv
Prancisco Villa
Tarreen
Francisco Villa Fo
Bederal
Mana
Baltillo
Villa Jain
Ferncigco Vila
Vera Cros
Salina Cruz
Mmexicana
Oreigner
Moat UN
Italian Ambassador Signs Peace Treaty
Washington May 1 Secretary Bryan and Italian ambassador Markula Cusani Contafontori signed a treaty providing that any dispute between the United States and Italy cannot be settled by diplomacy and will be referred to an international commission of five members for investigation. The investigation period is fixed at one year, possibly shorter. The treaty follows terms of a broader pact negotiated by Bryan with The Netherlands.
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Washington
Bryannal
Markula Cusani
Mourning Pickets Arrested Before Standard Oil Building
Upton Sinclair and Miss Elizabeth Freeman photographed as they were arrested in front of the Standard Oil Building at 26 Broad Way for acting as mourning pickets over miners' killings in the Colorado strike.
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Upton Sinclair
Elizabeth Freeman
Standard Oil
Broadway
Colorado
First Formal Conference of Mediators at Niagara Falls
Mediators from the M titlererit pire ier announced the first formal conference with representatives from involved parties will begin May 18 at Niagara Falls Ontario Canada. Carranza’s envoy position remains unsettled as efforts to secure a representative continue while the United States prepares its broader Mexican policy response. American officials indicate the aim is a constitutional government and regional stability, with Vera Cruz withdrawal tied to a broader settlement. At the same time Villa reviews his forces on Cinco de Mayo, signaling readiness for future campaigns as tensions rise in Mexico.
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Plashington
Amy
Dipianimoy
Sattle Blexdee
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Bay
Bryan
Wilson
Lana
Huerty
Hpertans
United States
Huerta
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Late Independent School Ticket Socialist Frameup
Prominent local figure H. Lowndes Bury accuses mayor and council of bias against an independent socialist school ticket. He claims party principles were betrayed by Mayor Duncan and Council President Clarence A. Smith, who allegedly dominate the local socialist organ and suppress opposing views. Bury urges the community to see the socialist plan as a bid to capture the schools rather than city governance.
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Bittery
Clarence Smith
Prom H. Lowndes Bury
Heket
Coclullet
Siice
Sthaale Conventon
Hbpare
Achoul
Clarenon Smith
Binlander Hall
Eicket
Mayer Duncan
Clarence A. Staith
Arney
Fio
Smith
Socialits
Intereal
Duncan
Maury Hatch
Han
Myer
Tio
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Aliais
Aak
Fo Nurther
Servian
Pinglsn
Tie
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du Prefacinis
Jocal
Socitt
Heneric
Woris
Little Navy Men Lose In House Battleship Fight
In the House today the two battleship construction programs faced defeat. An amendment by Representative Buchanan to fund one battleship was defeated 14 to 91, while Rep Witherspoon’s motion to end all battleship provisions was defeated 152 to 2. Democratic Leader Underwood and Republican Lewey Mann joined the ship advocates.
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Mar
Buchanan
Witherapaon
Missisaippi
Underwood
Reviblican Lewatey Mann
La Follette Flare On Conspiracy Evidence Before Senate
Senator La Follette cited Washington newspaper articles, letters, and telegrams he said showed a conspiracy to influence railroad regulation and Interstate Commerce. He claimed the propaganda pressured the commission, pressed increased capital diversion of public funds, and warned Congress of public distrust in property interests overriding individual rights. He noted 2009 communications to the commission, including 760 petitions seeking higher rates and a claim of a hidden payout to influence the inquiry.
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Senate
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May
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Comittusion
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Falltoniia
Ue Commission
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Jie
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Slone
LaPollatte
Sam Hopal
Congress
Bu Folletty Asserkel
Harlan
Burning Ship Columbian Crew Rescued as 19 Adrift
A Columbian freighter caught fire 300 miles south of Cape Tate. 13 crew members were rescued by a naval boat, with a second boat carrying 18 including the captain and first officer. One steward died. The ship’s value ranged from 200000 to 260000 dollars.
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Donon
Fabro Island
Columban
Citi
Cilet Steward Matthews
Princola
Cantal MicDonald
Golgabinn
Boura
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Cape Tate
Cantain McDonald Tetered
James
Drama
Millionaire Duryea murdered in Brooklyn home
New York May. Chester Duryea a 43 year old heir and civil war veteran was shot on the porch of the Duryea home in Brooklyn early today. He died at the hospital after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds as the elder Duryea lay sleeping in the house. Police found pistols and a magazine rifle among the deceased's possessions.
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May
Bernett Duryea
Hiram Duryea
Brooklyn
Jeony Jadl
Atroth
Duryes
Dlatingale
Duryea
Quarters Held On Ship For Huerta Rumors Surface
Denver and Yeen Cri reports note unconfirmed talk of quarters being kept aboard a ship for several days. Possible preparations tied to Generals Huerta or Blanquet sparked scattered speculation amid evolving Mexican policy coverage and local Republican party maneuvers in Colorado.
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General Huerta
Blanquet
Conviction of Suslak Affirmed by Court
San Francisco May 6 The conviction of igmund Suslak in the federal district for violation of the Mann act by transporting Grace Beal from Spokane to Butte was affirmed by the United States circuit court of appeals. The appellate court reversed parts of a district court ruling on land penalties and upheld damages and a salt suit, including a U S against the Northern Fackle over ten hour work limits in Montana.
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Igmund Suvstak
Grace Beal
Spokane
Butte
Unted States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court of Montana
Wikim
Conner Nul
Jude
Well Known Idahoan Dies at Home in Boise
William Caldor Stone prominent Idaho newspaper figure and former managing editor of the Statesman died suddenly at his Boise home after Bright's disease. He had 35 years in Idaho Utah and Colorado journalism and leaves a widow and five children in Boise Philadelphia and Mary tent.
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Reelstrar
United Statee Land Office
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Statesman
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Utah
Colorado
Bright
Philadelphia
Mary- Tent
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