Chihuahua City Falls to Revolt in Mexican Uprising
Rebels claim control of Chihuahua City as General Calles confirms the seizure. Reports say 5 000 to 7 000 rebel troops, including home guard units, threaten Juarez and Casas Grandes while telegraph links connect Hermosillo and Chihuahua City with rebel headquarters.
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Juarez
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Associated Press
Chihuahua
el Paso
Casas Grandes
Carranza
Bovernor
Alice
Minaca
Kansas City & Orient
la Junta
Sinaloa
Anamos
Hermosillo
General Calles
Nogales
Americans in Sonora Allowed to Pay Taxes to Rebels
Washington reports Americans doing business in Sonora and other Mexican areas controlled by revolutionists may pay taxes and duties to de facto authorities without recognizing the regime. A Vera Cruz report warns warships should be ready as rebel forces grow, with Obregon possibly leading a field against the capital.
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Washington
Sonora
México
State Department
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Ameri
Fios
Meral Obregon
Michoacan
Guerrero
Morelos
Negro youth convicted of foul attack in Colorado Springs
Girzard Douglass a colored youth was found guilty of criminal assault on a white girl and sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor. The jury deliberated 54 minutes and the verdict was announced at 7 20 p m in Colorado Springs April 30 1913
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Colorado Springs
Girzard Douglass
Higher Pullman Fares To Rise 20 Percent
Washington April 30 Inter state commerce commission rules on increased Pullman rates by 20 percent will take effect tomorrow after a review of protests. The board rejected requests to suspend the rise.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
May Day Demonstrations Tied To National Security Worries
Government reports say May Day demonstrations by radicals are unlikely to threaten peace though officials warn local authorities to stay alert. In Chicago, federal state and city police prepared to counter any acts tied to the protests as raids continue and hundreds are detained. The effort follows raids on January suspects tied to radical groups.
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Vice Allcinl
Viviclicy
Department of
Justce
Garin
H6-Me
Chicago
John Jack
Unwritten Law of Necessity Is Recognized in Deportation Case
Socialists denounce Attorney General Palmer's May Day bomb plot claims as a manufactured threat. Otto Branstetter's committee accuses officials of sparking violence for political gain and urges comrades to resist being stampeded by the so called plot.
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Chicago
Palmer
National Socialist Committee
Otto Branstetter
Mr. Palmer
Socialist Party
Forestry Week Set for May 23rd-29th
Governor Carey designated the week of May 23 to 29 as forest week urging schools and churches to teach forest protection methods during the period.
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Carey
Wootton Acquitted in Kidnaping Trial at Tombstone
Harry E. Wootton hardware dealer of Bisbee was found not guilty after a trial lasting about two and a half hours. He faced charges connected to the Bisbee deportations of July 42 1917, when 4186 miners and sympathizers were moved to Columbus New Mexico. The jury reached its verdict at 7 25 PM after starting deliberations at 5 PM.
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Harry E. Wootton
Tombstone
Ariz
Associated Press
H. &. Wootton
Bisbee
Harry Edward ‘Wootton
Columbus
N. M
Arizona
Mediation Commission
Wilson
William B. Wilson
Warren District
Highway Truck Train Clears Snow For Starving Cattle
State highway department motor trucks under J B Hemmant will leave Cheyenne with feed for starving cattle on the Yellowstone highway. Snow drifts ten feet deep were cut to permit relief traffic. first time a highway has been cleared of snow in the state to allow such relief. Hay and grain to be hauled in a large fleet.
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State Highway Department
J. B. Hemmant
Cheyenne
Yellowstone Highway
Descendents of Mrs Hiler in Cheyenne Exceed Two Score
Mrs Margaret Hiler aged 76 died in Cheyenne. Widow of Joseph Hiler a G A R member. Funeral Monday at 2 30 pm at Glyde Warly Bricker Brothers chapel Rev N M Temple officiating. Survived by three daughters, one son, 23 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren.
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Margaret Hiler
Cheyenne
Laramie
Joseph Hiler
Glyde Warly- Bricker Brothers
N. M. Temple
Jury fails to reach verdict in Tabor manslaughter case
In Paw Paw Michigan Judge Howard Wiest discharged an 80 year old defendant Mrs Sarah I Tabor after a 36 hour jury dispute over manslaughter charges related to the mysterious death of her daughter Maud Tabor Virgo. The case moves to the next circuit term with October possible delay.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Sarah I.tabor
Lawton
Michigan
Maud Tabor Virgo
Howard Wiest
University of Michigan
Colorado Springs
Florence Critchlow
Tabor
Walter Tabor
California
J. C. Virgo
Maud Tabor
Wrangle Over Peace Delay Prompts Weeks of Debate
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report calls for repealing wartime resolutions against Germany and Austria Hungary. Senator Knox introduced the substitute for the House GOP measure and Senator Lodge announced debate would open Wednesday. Leaders foresee weeks of discussion with little action before conventions. Some think Wilson may send the Versailles treaty back to the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Germany
Austria- Hungary
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
House
Senate
Lodge
Wilson
House Passes Pension Bill for Civil Service Workers
Washington April 80 The house approved by 278 to 53 a Senate pension bill for civil service employees. A house amendment lowered retirement age from 70 to 65 and set minimum annual retirement at 180 dollars with 720 dollars maximum.
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Washington
House
Senate
Grand Ganon National Park Dedication Ceremony
Sacakuku chief of the Hopi Indians welcomed visitors and led campfire dances to mark the dedication of Grand Ganon national park in Grand Canyon, Ariz. The ceremony symbolized peace and good will as Pale Face guests were greeted.
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Grand Ganon
Ariz
Sacakuku
Paris
Cordillo Defense Rest After Mocking Cross Examination
The defense rested after Cordillo testified for much of yesterday in a murder trial over Frank Jennings. He defended against the Wheatland exculpatory statement and described mob pressure and police tactics by Delaney and Fuller. He recalled threats, jail, and investigations while asserting truthfulness at the inquest and denying knowledge about Pete. The jury is expected to receive closing arguments with rebuttal evidence underway.
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John Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Cordillo
Wheatland
Walter Newell
Pete
Laramie
Mike Delaney
George Fuller
Denver
Pinkerton
Burner
Corditlo
Jennings
Price
Patterson
Newell
Rawlins
Red’ Buttes
MceGlements
Fuller
Governor's Office
Prohibitions Black List Is Made Larger
Westerville Ohio April 30 Governor Lowden of Illinois remains the only presidential candidate approved by the Anti-Saloon League as suitable to prohibitionists after a league review of records. The statement notes Harding’s record, says Johnson is backed by liquor interests in California, and reiterates that Cox is wet while Edwards is not a real candidate but aligned as a wet strength partner for Cox.
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Westerville, O
Frank O., Lowden
Illinois
Anti-Saloon League of America
2. A. Baker
League
Lowden
Warren G. Harding
Hiram Johnson
California
Sacramento
Calif
Hoover
James M. Cox
Ohio
Edwards
New Jersey
Cox
Opposition to Daylight Saving Law At Cheyenne Meeting
The Young Men's Literary club in Cheyenne debated daylight saving for municipalities and opposed it strongly regarding Cheyenne. They argued railroads and telecom firms would stay on standard time, households would face earlier risings, and regulatory fatigue from wartime rules was noted. They also endorsed a four mill flour mill for the city and discussed boxing legislation, but could not access the library due to a holiday.
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Young Men’s Literary Club
Cheyenne
Sced
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Chihuahua City
Calles
Ignacio Enriquez
Chihurahua
Santa Ysabel
Eugenio Martinez
Francisco del Reo
Chihuahua Sty
General Enriquez
Asi
Uncle Sum
Awashington
Eta
Adam
THE
OLD Clothes Club
Grand Canon
National Park
Indorsed
Johnson
Representative Organization
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