Huerta Says He Will Return to Mexico for Presidency
The New York Globe reports General Victoriano Huerta stating he plans to return to Mexico and would accept the presidency if the people want him. He criticizes current presidential aspirants and condemns the present political scene. Huerta also denies fleeing Madrid, calling rumors of a Spanish government request for him to leave false.
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New York
New York Globe
Victorianod Huerta
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Madrid
Huerta
Indianapolis Court Hints on Leavenworth Transfers
Assistant District Attorney Dailey said no bonds were presented for approval for Terre Haute politicians held in Marion county jail. Mayor Donn Roberts faces six years Leavenworth, a $2000 fine, and a $12000 deposit. bonds may be difficult. Five fines were reduced from 100 to 1 dollar but require a year and a day in Leavenworth. Sheriff Shea could post an $8500 appeal bond if needed. Timing for transport to Leavenworth was not known.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dailey
Terre Haute
Marion County
Leavenworth
Donn M. Robberts
A. B. Anderson
John Maswelink
George Severn
Jon O'Mara
Joe Strous
Arthur Gillis
Dennla Shea
Czar Victorious in Capture of Carpathian Crest
Battle reports from Lemberg and Basel describe Russian forces driving Austrian units from Mezolaborez and Rostoka after a twelve hour fight. Reinforcements and strategic holds are noted as the war shifts along the Carpathian front with Austrian positions near Bartfeld and Gammino exposed. Basle observers report fortress reconstruction at Isle in and Rhine flooding plans as possible prelude to French offensives. London dispatches stress the central role of the Carpathian struggle and signal ongoing claims of success by both sides.
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Lemberg
Petrograd
London
Mezolaborez
Hast Beskid
Prazemyal
Eveat
Rostoka
Ustok
Veretzkin
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand
Bartfeld
Gammino
Carpathians
Bukowina
Wage Hearing Nears Final Decision on Railroad Pay
The federal Board of Arbitration, weighing wage and hour demands for 65,000 Western railroad workers, has stayed quiet as it hones the sixteen article award. Delays arose as articles interrelate, with daily meetings continuing and full secrecy until all terms are settled.
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Chicago
Federal Board of Arbitration
Arbitration Board
General Funston rushes to Browneville amid Mexican fighting
General Funston wired the War Department from Fort Sam Houston reporting heavy fighting near Matamoros and along the river toward Browneville. He said Villa had two field guns on the ground and fired shells into Matamoros, with rifle bullets crossing the border near the Browneville pumping station.
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Washington
Brownsville
Tex
Funston
Fort Sam Houston
War Department
Matamoros
Browneville
Villa
Record Dive Reaches World Depth For Sub F-4 Recovery
Chief Gunner's Mate Frank Crilley descended 88 feet under the sea here and walked atop the submarine F-4 which disappeared March 26. The Navy reports the depth may set a world diving record as divers prepared to raise the submerged vessel P-4 later this day with a tested air recompression tank.
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Honolulu
Frank Crilley
Crilley
Washington
Moore
Honolulu Naval Station
Navy Department
Stephen J. Dreliighak
Couple’s dispute over home ends in murder suicide
Walter and Louise Baraneck, married four years, argued over home location. Walter went to Irving Park to seek reconciliation, shot Louise three times, then killed himself. Louise, 23, survived. Baraneck, 22, died.
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Chicago
Walter
Louise Baraneck
Baraneck
Irving Park
Buraneck
Canadians Threaten Southern Trade Monopoly on Great Lakes
Canadians control more than half of ships on the Great Lakes threatening an American monopoly of shipping between U S ports and South America. The note comes as trade routes across the lakes gain strategic importance for future commerce.
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Cleveland
United States
South America
Great Lakes
Important Issue In Two Labor Cases In Colorado
In Trinidad Colorado on April 14 attorney H N W N Hawking charged in district court that the open center for trying Loula Zancano village charge of killing Baliwin Forts Detective G W Belcher on November 20 1913 was predu l d a joke among attorneys Undersheriff Walter Grisham allegedly summoned Jack Bowman to be gunman for the Cripple Creek strike The judge denied the request to move the open venire to try Johnny Lawson William Snyder and Pat Anaya on murder charges Grisham denied knowing Bradley was a gunman and the court denied the motion to dismiss the venire due to lack of proof of improper venire selection and possible public funds misuse Continued on Page 2
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Trinidad
Colo
H. Nwn
Hawking
Johnny Lawson
William Snyder
Pat Anaya
Grisham
Bradley
Grishaw
Hai Beem
Much Road Work Now Under Way in Colorado and Wyoming
Weld and Larimer county officials tour the Lincoln Highway section from Bulger City to the Weld county line. Odell brothers completed the stretch to the county line and promise a first class auto road when packed. Weld county plans to link with Larimer, while Cheyenne will repair the Wyoming end to complete the Fort Collins Cheyenne route.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Cheyenne
Lincoln Highway
Odell Brothers
Weld County
Industrial Club
Colorado
Wyoming
Colorado & Southern
Bulger City
Larimer County
Fort Collins-Cheyenne
Peace Rally in New York Tonight
New York April 14 The trade unions of New York will hold a non partisan peace demonstration in Carnegie hall with Congressman Meyer London as chief speaker. He will likely deliver a powerful speech as part of the effort to end the war. Resolutions will set forth the union movements wishes and calls for action by workers to bring the war to an end.
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New York
Meyer London
Carnegie Hall
London
Ernest Bohm
Central F Federation Union
J. Keir Hardie
New York Trade Union Movement
Military Camps for Students To Be Held This Summer
The War Department plans a five week training course for college and school students at camps in Chickamauga Park Georgia Plattsburg Barracks New York and Ludington Michigan from July 8 to August 8 and at the Presidio San Francisco from June 25 to August 8 inclusive An estimated 2000 to 3000 students will attend.
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Washington
War Department
Chickamauga Park
Georgia
Plattsburg Barracks
New York
Ludington
Mich
Presidio
San Francisco
Tip Trust Under Attack In Chicago Cafe De Lac Suit
Chicago April 14 Mary Hudwagner claims a tipping trust runs major concessions from Cafe De Lac to hotels and resorts. She says three men Hernard Neuberger Jacques Rousso and Al Weisberg control the system, paying waitresses 9 to 10 dollars weekly while taking most earnings. She seeks 10000 dollars in a suit asserting ousting tactics and widespread influence across Chicago New York Detroit and other cities.
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Chicago
Mary Hudwagner
Hernard Neuberger
Jacques Rousso
al Weisberg
Congress and
Auditorium
Trust
Mary
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Michigan
Atlas Theatre Changes Hands and School Pupils Attend
Thomas Heaney Jr announces Atlas Theatre transfer and renewed arrangement with Glate Leader to allow honor roll pupils from public and convent schools to attend Saturday matinees. Mr Mirlock becomes key manager and programs will be improved for attending students.
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Thomas Heaney, Sr
Wansferring
Atlas Theatre
Glate Lwader
Heansy
Hay
Theetre
Leader Publishing Company
Manaaur
Mirlock
Alwaseei
Launch Lost On West Coast Near El Segundo
A schooner like launch Hudson, with eleven men including Captain William Kegurns and diver Al Christy, vanished after a storm swept it from El Segundo. Lifesaving stations along southern California coast tracked the craft as heavy seas closed in, with fears for the crew.
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San Phoro
Cal
California
Hudson
el Segundo
William Kegurns
al Christy
Nive
Ofl Company
Two Men Aker Hunt Un Pala
In Colorado, two men were fatally injured and seriously hurt when thrown from bumpers on an eastbound Rock Island freight train at Genom. J. Jonwen, 45, died and Harry Willis, 19, was critically injured while riding the train to work.
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Aker Hunt UN Pala
Simon
Colo
J. Jon
Wen
Tojcred
Harry Willis
Genom
German raiders stalk Atlantic as Karlsruhe rumors persist
Reports from Norfolk and Virginia Capes indicate four to five German warships search the Atlantic while renewed talk centers on the Karlsruhe. Wilhelm officers doubt its destruction and say the cruiser may still be active. Captain Thierfelder orders the Kronprinz Wilhelm ready to move up the James River as a repair inspection proceeds at the navy yard.
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Rewport News
Virginia Capes
Atlantic
Karlsruhe
Wilhelm
Bridgetown
Harbados Isand
Washingtom
Thierfelder
Kronpring Wilheltm
Tle Veesel
James River
Norfolk Navy Yard
Anay Tine
Neewdeary
Neaworthy
Hamilton
Veteran Engineer Retires And Goes On
Veteran engineer Jeffers retires after a 25 year service on the Murhington system near Moorrolt Wyoming. His career spans boyhood beginnings as a vaquero, riding ranges from Montana to Nebraska and Wyoming, with peers like Major Frank North and Jobo Bulow noted in a long, era-spanning record.
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Murhington Systeu
Jeffers
Moorrolt
Bervice
Lineal
Murilagion
Vowboy
Fauchmean
Osceola
Kansas
Mont
Nebraska
Wekters
B Bigmell
Aurora
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General Huerta
Shea
Czar
Gerard
Berlin
State Department
Germany
Ambassador Page
Basel
Switzerland
Cording
Isle In
Rhine
PTH
Atlas
Thos. Heaney
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