Death house confession amid Rosenthal case reveals guilt
In a final ante mortem statement Frank Cirofici says the four gunmen killed Rosenthal and that the others acted without him. He describes a botched escape, fear for a partner, and details on Becker and Vallon while gunmen took up various crimes for money.
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Weetery
Union Nowe Heerter
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Frank Cirofict
Dago Frank
Rosenthal
John
Rosentha
Jean
Wille Shapiro
Dougherty
Mbway
Harry Vallon
Vallon
Whitey
Louie
Oyp
Frank
Becker
Clancy
Mexicans Refuse Salute as U S Tensions Rise
Washington reports near breaking point in U S Mexico relations with 4 o clock dispatches stating no action tonight and a morning move planned. Officials cite a Moa benevolent order and state and navy dispatches, while Huerta government messages and Western Mexico events add to the tense atmosphere.
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Washington
United States
Mana
Vera Crus
O'Shaughnessy
Moyar Pel Ke Vais
Tanpleo
Huertagov
Villa seizes banks as expulsion edict echoes in Mexico
Reported by telegraph from Torreon states General Villa took over four principal banks in Torreon, shipping bank assets and guarding negotiable securities. Spanish owners claim property loss includes cotton valued at 15 million dollars while 1 million loads head toward El Paso. Carranza and Fabela defend expulsion and non confiscation of Spanish property.
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Juarer
Mex
Bank of London
Mexico
Torreon
el Paso
General Villa
United States
Lagane
Venustiano Carranza
Ville’ Aetlion
Isidro Fabela
Carranza
Huerta Demands Salute and Apology Over Tampico Incident
The report details a Huerta officer forcing the American flag to fly in Tampico and saluting American ships after seizing a paymaster and arming a U S vessel crew. Washington debates full reparations and possible bombardment if Tampico actions continue.
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Huerta
Mexico
Tambico
United States
Dolphin
Tampico
Maye
United Brazon
Muerta
Tampicos
Women's suffrage shifts political tides in cities and states
In Illinois and elsewhere rough returns show the first municipal vote after women's suffrage altered results. About 100000 of 217614 eligible women voted. saloon openings and alderman races drew attention as Ruth Howee John Coughlin won three to one amid endorsements. Other results include Nebraskan and Kansan contests, with mixed wet and dry outcomes and notable losses and gains.
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Chicnago
Chicago
Ruth Howee
John Coughlin
Eloument
Marion Drake
Jerey
Don H. Dunkker
Congress
J. J. O'Bryne
Wilson
Minnesota
Nebraska
Milwaukee
Emil. Seidel
Sortaljat
Wen
G. A. Bading
Kansas City
Jost
Colorado
Jolirys
Manitou
Walnenburg
Union Minerv’ Ucket
Agullary Union Ucke
Irrigation Conference Urges Federal Bond Support for Districts
The Trans Mississsouri Irrigation Conference in Denver adopts demands to fund reclamation via district bonds and post office savings bonds, seek state land grants, open grazing lands, and immediate relief for settlers where projects failed. It calls for uniform irrigation laws, federal participation to advance unfinished Carey net projects, and a 16 state interstate commission under Interior oversight.
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Wreetern
Union News Service
Denver
Trans-Missouri Irrigation Conference
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Soca
Retired Rear Admiral Dunlop Dies in Washington
The report notes the death of Rear Admiral Andrew Dunlop of the A and N forces in Washington due to complications from disease. The item also references high level military and league contract matter notes with unclear details about player contracts and league actions.
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Oise
Washington
Andrew Dunlop
American marines paraded after Tampico incident
A US gunboat Dol phin carrying a paymaster and Marines landed at Tampico near Iturbide bridge to seize a caselimite supply. Mexican Federals under Colonel Hinojosa detained the party briefly, then released after Admiral Mayo's protests. General Zaragoza expressed regret. Huerta apologized to the American envoy. Fighting continued at Tampico causing heavy damage.
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Union News Service
Mexico City
United States
Dolphin
Tampico
Americana
Hinojosa
Admiral Mayo
Gnacio Zaragoza
President Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnesmay
Mayoba
Tamples
Washington
Mluah
Florida court sentences woman to hang for murder
A Florida judge sentences a woman to be hanged for murder in a case that shocks Tallahassee and prompted appeals. The report notes the date and broader reaction as authorities review the ruling.
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Florida
Tallahaccow
Fin
Plorute
Joknenn
Thiripfive
John W. Hittington
Alta
Wyoming News Scans Statewide Fortunes and Fires
A scattered Wyoming roundup notes Lan der planning a third bank, Sheridan creamery readiness by June, a Uva general store fire, a mysterious Cody house blaze, oil production rising at Midwest Oil, and a new militia push in Sheridan. Also mentions postal changes at Sundance, a railroad refinery talk near Denver, and local court actions in Douglas and Rawlins.
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Kayree
Mary Waurtes
Sheridan
Pinoy
A. L. Roach
Uva
Philadelphia
Denver
Mre
Edward Ivinson
Laval
John Lendich
Am Scott
Midwest Ol Company
C. A. Plaher
Phebe L. Holtum
Centennial
Civil Service
H. A
Halley Sargent
Dayton
Veach
Montana
Lander
McLaughlin Ue
Dubola
C. B. Winter
Douglas
George Lambe
Thomas Lambe
Warren
Treasury Department
Casper
Cody
Enoch Dickinson
Rawlins
Fremont County
Hudson
Railway remark sparks clash aboard train
A brisk exchange aboard a moving train escalates as a passenger mocks fellow riders and an elderly man retorts about the view from the asylum. The London Chronicle report notes the tension rises amid chatter and loud commentary.
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Hanwell
London Chron Tele
Pinkham Medicine Co Advice Letter Notice
A confidential message offers specialized guidance to women seeking medical advice. Personal letters addressed to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts will be opened read and answered by a woman and kept strictly confidential.
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J. W. Sherer
Coas St
Dayton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
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