Zapata Near Mexico City as Rebels Reach Topilje
Yen Emile Zapata with about 5,000 rebels is reportedly ten miles from Mexico City. Loyal troops mobilized from the capital as rumors of an imminent attack spread and civilians fled in panic.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Emile Zapata
Mexico City
Zapeita
Topilje
Twentyninth
Zapata
Legation
Villa
Saltillo
Tampico
Woother Zapata
Detroit Tire Factory Explosion Kills 12 in Delray
An explosion at the Mexican Crude Rubber company plant in Delray Detroit obliterated a one story building. Twelve men killed, ten missing, thirty feared imprisoned as rescue work lagged and nearby buildings suffered severe damage. Police and fire crews evacuated residents and hospitals prepared to rush ambulances. Relatives cried out amid the chaotic scene as crowds watched the perilous search for bodies.
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Detroit
Mid
Mexican Crude Rubber Company
Delray
John Gillespie
Becks Stand Firm as Trial Drags on for Rosenthal Killing
Lieutenant Becker and his wife face a tense murder trial over Rosenthal. The couple show strain but appear healthy and robust after nearly two years of scrutiny.
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Becker
Rosenthal
Becks
Becker's Fate Hangs On Word Of Negro Boy
New York May 16. The life of Charles Becker hinges on the testimony of a negro boy James Marshall as prosecutors and defense clash over Rosenthal murder evidence. Mrs Rosenberg testified she heard Rosenthal plot Becker and the gunmen to kill, contradicting earlier testimony and backing the state.
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Becker
New York
Man Rosenberg
Louie
Rosenthal
Charles Becker
Ue Band
Jack Rose
Whitman
Tenderloin
Herman Rosenthal
James Marshall
Harry Vallon
Marshall
Bald
Webber
Vallon
Gelf
Harlem
Court of Appeals
Bing Sing
Rose
Wallon
Jask Rose
Jim Marshall
Jim Marehall
Martin T. Manton
Decker
Earthquakes Strain Wide Region as Etna Remains Active
In Catania on May 16 the earthquakes persist with alarming frequency while Mount Etna remains extremely active. Many houses weakened by earlier shocks have collapsed and residents seek open air shelter. Naples reports Vesuvius alive with a tall column of vapor and flame rising from the crater.
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Catania
Mount Etna
Naples
Vesuvius
Colorado Bonds Approved to Pay Militia Costs
Denver reports the house and senate adopted the third conference committee’s report on the military bond issue bill. A $1 million bond will fund past and future militia expenses, managed by a state guardianship board. Three Luddow strike rioters were shot during a militia clash. their bodies awaiting identification.
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Denver
House
Senate
Wilson
Robinson
Ammons
Weather forecast for Wyoming on Saturday and Sunday
Weather report from Washington on May 15 indicates local thunderstorms Saturday followed by Sunday fair conditions across Wyoming. Forecast highlights include unsettled skies and potential showers in the Saturday period with calmer, sunny weather expected Sunday.
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Washington
Farmhand Confesses to Killing Three in Ohio Case
Harley Beard, 19, a farmhand from Chicago, confessed to slaying three relatives of W G Massie at Greasy Ridge near Ironton Ohio. Massie family members Matilda 75 wife, Robert 45 son, Mary 42 daughter were found murdered with brutal wounds. A missing farm hand Warley Beard 21 is suspected as the thief.
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Chicago
Harley Beard
Ironton
Oho
Tronton
Ohio
Matilda Massie
Robert
Mary
Greasy Ridge
Here
W. G. Massie
W. EF. Massie
Gallipolis
Milsing
Warley Beard
Robert Muggle
Indictments Released by Federal Grand Jury Total Ten
The federal grand jury returned ten indictments naming Charles R. Gesaa Filleberto Vallapando and others. Charges include white slavery killing mountain sheep in Yellowstone postmaster falsifying cancellation accounts embezzlement liquor sales to Indians horse stealing and larceny with Marty McDonald arraigned and pleading guilty.
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Federal Grand Jury
Charles R. Gesaa
Filleberto Vallapando
Harry G. McDonald
Yellowstone Park
Peter Larsen
Otto
Louise Larsen
Hardy Schull
William Wrocking
Sam Berg
Jennie Welch
Fort McKenzie
Swedish aviator Thurlin flies 257 miles to Stockholm
The Swedish aviator Thurlin flew from Malome to Stockholm covering 257 miles in four hours and 20 minutes today.
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Stockholm
Thurlin
Malome
Union Pacific safety first meetings expand to public talks
Public invited to hear about the railroads safety first program as Union Pacific expands its monthly sessions. Officials from Wyoming and other divisions gather in Cheyenne to discuss results and plans for a second year while enlightening the public on practical railroading features and traffic handling.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Wyoming
W. M. Jeffer
Itg
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Thomas Heaney
Industrial Club
Jeffers
Central School Wins Pennant in Fiercely Contested Grade Events
More than a thousand Cheyenne students rode street cars to Frontier Park for the first annual Cheyenne schools picnic and track meet. Central School won the pennant with 130 points. Converse 4, Corlett 34, Churchill 22. Clowery set a new quarter mile mark at 1 05 28. May pole dancing drew cheers from spectators.
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Central School
Cheyenne
Frontier Park
Grant
Warlougs
Converse
Corlett
Churchill
Central
Clowery
Cere Wis
Ming Hoye
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Silliman
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Durango
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Arrieta
Carramma
Thenmelger
Torreon
Qarranta
EBL Paso
Copyright Press Hieduiting Co
Poe
Colorado
Louis Tikan
James Fyler
Frank Rebino
Ludlow
Tent
F. N. Cullum
Frank M. Mason
P. J. Hamrock
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