Huerta Says Mexican Delegates Have No Resignation
In an interview from Mexico City Huerta said peace delegates have no instructions to offer his resignation at Niagara Falls. Riuz stated Mexican representatives have ample power to discuss and seek a solution. Aboard the Atlantia a grounded ship near Tampico with 608 passengers is being assisted by tugboats and the Connecticutt has evacuated all aboard. Niagara Falls hosts a mediation conference with the United States Mexico and Central American republics aiming for peace in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Niagara Falla
Riuz
Galveston
Atlantia
Tampico
Connecticut
Niagara Falls
Western Hemisphere
United States
Mexico
Amateur hold up foiled by two women on Howe Street
Mrs Eliza Gillespie and her daughter Florence were approached by a gunman on Howe Street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth while returning from a picture show. The would be robber demanded wallets but found little money and fled south. police were notified.
Hopkins reports progress on Oregon Basin irrigation patents
G Hopkins, returning from Washington, says he secured a five year extension for Oregon Basin segregation and obtained patent lists for Simon Carey and Lovell holdings totaling about 9 300 acres. He details battles over forest base patenting, court rulings, and seeks congressional relief to clear 85 000 acres awaiting patents, crucial for Wyoming settlers and school funds.
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Hopkins
General Land Office
Oregon Basin
California
Interior Department
Wyoming
Clark
Warren
Mondell
House Public Lands Committee
Ferris
Department of the Interior
Tallman
Congress
Johnson Denies Federal Jump Talk by Washington trio
Washington pitchers Walter Johnson and Ainsmith catcher Milan denied they would join the Pittsburg Federal League club after the season. The three players stated they would not play with the Federals under any circumstances.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Ainsmith
Milan
Pittsburg
Federals
Weather Brief May Forecast For South Region
Weather report notes fair conditions for Thursday and Friday in the south portion with rising temperatures expected. A concise forecast indicates stable skies and warmer highs as the days progress.
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Locavalas
Mrs Francesco Villa Visits El Paso Hospital
A photograph shows Mrs Francesco Villa with friends visiting the Sisters hospital in El Paso Texas where wounded Villa troops are cared for. Ambitions for Villa to become first lady of Mexico are noted as he gains strength among constitutionalists.
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Francesco Villa
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Constitutionalista
Villa
Carranza
Rio Grande
Sisters’ Hospital
Conce Fricori Sanches
Mia Villa
Teresa Sanchez
H. E. Stevenson
Red Cross Corps
Maria Samedes
del Campo
Princess Stake In A Grap Game Triggers Guatemala Tragedy
A three day race war on United Fruit plantations near Puerto Barrios Guatemala leaves about 250 dead and 300 wounded. An American black man's courtship of Indian Queen Narada sparked the uprising. Narada was reportedly tortured by her tribe. United Fruit sought confirmation via wireless. Smoldering native Indian hatred toward blacks is cited as the cause. The incident surfaced from the Queriga district dated May 14.
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New Orleans
United Fruit Company
Puerto Barrios
Guatemala
Narada
Natada
Queriga
Jacob Ril Dying In Barr Hospital
Jacob A. Rils writer and social worker lies in critical condition in Barr Massachusetts. Physicians report no hope for improvement as he battles heart trouble tonight.
Trapped Mother and Children Die in St Louis Fire
In St Louis on May 20 Rebecca Colts 24 Morris 8 and Lottie 4 perished when fire trapped them in their home. Husband Samuel Coltz escaped by leaping to safety after his room filled with flames. Four firefighters were injured in a vehicle crash en route to another blaze at the Wittenberg Engraving plant.
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Louis
Rebecca Colts
Morris
Lottie
Samuel Coltz
Coltz
Wittenberg Engraving Company
Times
Theodore Redtteger
Small Boy Breaks Arm From Fall Off Park Chute
Emmett Ekdall eight suffered both bones in his right arm broken and left ligaments strained after tumbling from the playground chute at its park. A bystander rushed him to St John’s hospital then home, with witnesses noting inadequate railing at the top endangering smaller children.
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Emmett Ekdall
Albert B. Ekdall
West Twenty-eighth Street
C. B. Irwin
St. John's Hospital
Emmett
Power Plant at Wheatland Totally Wrecked
Gas generating tank explosion wrecks Wheatland city light and power plant at 6 pm. The blast shook buildings and scattered debris over 100 feet. Engineer Emil Eggebrecht fatally burned. Orson Whalen electrician severely burned but expected to recover. Plant had supplied light gas and water, now leaving the city in darkness and risking fire safety. Destruction noted as surprising and unsatisfactory.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Emil Eggebrecht
WU Dle
Orson Whalen
Bellevue finds hidden funds on Bowery recluse
New York May 20 Surgeons at Bellevue hospital while examining Carl Schmidt 78, brought from a Bowery lodging house yesterday, found in his tattered clothes three packages containing 3380 and bank books showing $50000 on deposit. He had rented a 15 cent a day room for 14 years.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Carl Schmidt
Bowery
Schmidt
Hungarian Premier and Rival Wounded in Duel
Premier Count Stephan Tisza and Stephan Rakovsky, member of the lower house, dueled with rapiers in Budapest. They fought five bouts and both were wounded after an altercation in a parliamentary committee room on May 14.
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Budapest
Hungary
Stephan Tisza
Stephan Rakovsky
Hungaran Parlament
Coxey to Speak From Steps of the Capitol
General Coxey of Massillon Ohio who led a small group into Washington with the unemployed army was granted permission to speak from the Capitol steps at noon tomorrow.
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Washington
Coxey
Massillon
Army of the
Capitol
Gene Paulette Of Naps Joins Nashville Club
Cleveland reports Gene Paulette, shortstop for the Naps, was released and will join the Nashville club in the Southern League. He heads south today for the transfer and is expected to report soon.
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Gene Paulette
NAPS
Nashville Club
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Froday
Nashville
Lecture series to begin Monday on Java travelogue
On Monday May 26 the Leader opens a lecture course with coupons available from Saturday. Dr Vosburgh presents a travelogue series titled Java the Wonderland of the World with moving pictures of Singapore Sumatra Java Batavia and mountain and garden scenes.
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Vosburgh
Singapore
Siam
Ceylon
Java
Equetor
Sumatra
Borneo
Batavia
Wilhelmina Park
Waringen
Buttenzorg
Salek
Buttensorg
Convent Wins Leader's Voting Contest at Leader Office
The article reports a large turnout as votes were cast at the Leader office to determine winners among churches including Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Saint Mark's Episcopal. Final closing figures show substantial totals and receipts indicating long-standing debts repaid for votes.
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Catholic Convent
Schuel
Dee Presbyteriam
Eens
Methodist Aid Society
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Peru
Renee Salvation Army
Presbyterian Bunch
Wmbedale
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Oxorno
Baltilio
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G. Hopkins
Walt Johnson
Jacob Ril
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Wilson
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Convent
Presbyterians
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