Paris Police Slay 2 More Auto Bandits
Paris officials siege Nogent after a high alert hunt for Garnier and Vallet of the mobile bandits. Garniers mistress Schoofs surrendered as police and troops wounded the pair and dragged them from the ruins. Two soldiers killed and four officers injured in the assault.
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Paris
Commercial Tribune
Lepine
Guichard
Bonnot
Duboic
Choisy-Le- Mer
Nogent
Vincennes
Garnier
Vailet
Gabe
Fleury
Schoofs
Garnier and Vallet
Bonnet
Chois-Le-Roi
Dubois
Choisy-Le-Rot
Vallet
Vuilimen
Miss Farley Quoted On Shooting Inquiry In Columbus
Miss Cesilia Farley, stenographer at the state bureau of vital statistics, says she fired a shot during the investigation into the mysterious shooting of Alvin E. Zollinger. Authorities had arrested her yesterday as part of the probe.
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Columbus
Cesilia Farley
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Alvin E. Zollinger
City Park Shooting Confession Tied to Hotel Clerk Witness
A advertising solicitor confessed to Chief Carter that she fired the shot, claiming Quigley was in danger. Zollinger remains in critical condition in hospital. A murder charge hinges on his death. Jerome Quigley, hotel clerk and soon-to-be groom of Miss Farley, remains in custody.
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Carter
Quigley
Zollinger
Olice
Jerome Quigley
White Assumes Charge at UMW Tri-District Convention
National President John P. White took charge of the tri-district convention in Wilkes-Barre Pa as leaders face a stern test of his peace plan. He expressed confidence that the tentative agreement will gain majority support to prevent repudiation and internal strife.
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Wilkesbarre
John P. White
United Mineworkers
Socialists Refer Debate On Commission Form To State Groups
In Indianapolis on May 14 the Socialist national convention debated the commission form of municipal government. After hours of discussion the matter was referred to state organizations to decide whether the party should adopt or oppose the commission form.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Party
Robbers Kill Woman at New Jersey Farmhouse
Robbers entered the Mack farmhouse near Secaucus New Jersey early today and strangled Mrs Minnie Mack with handkerchiefs before looting the house. Her husband was away at market with produce.
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Secaucus
N. J
Minnie Mack
Danish Ruler Frederick VIII Dies in Hamburg
Special Cable reports King Frederick VIII of Denmark died suddenly at the Hamburger Hoff in Hamburg after arriving the previous day. Born June 3 1843 in Copenhagen, he became king in 1906 succeeding Christian IX. He married Louise of Sweden in 1869 and had eight children. Known for culture and philanthropy, he reformed the army and supported public movements. His death follows a recent serious illness.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamburg
Frederick Vili
Denmark
Hamburger Hoff Hotel
Frederick VII
Christian IX
Copenhagen
Austria
Prussia
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Frederick
Louise
Charlesv
Sweden
Christian X
Alexandrina
Frederick Francis III
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Charles
Maud
Edward VII
Great Britain
Norway
Haakon VII
Copenhagen University
Free Masons of
Christian Frederick
Frederick VIII
Europe
George
Greece
Alexandra
Russia
Dietz Must Stay in Prison for Cameron Dam Murder
Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to overturn the life sentence for John F. Dietz of Cameron Dam fame who killed deputy sheriff Oscar Harp during the Dietz homestead siege. The court said Dietz's defiance of the law led to Harp's death and upheld the conviction after a patient trial.
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Madison, Wis
John F. Ietz
Cameron Dam Fame
Oscar Harp
Dietz Homestead
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Dietz
Supreme Court
Gathering of Delegates Opens Catholic Benevolent Legion Convention
Delegates to the supreme council of the Catholic Benevolent Legion of America, a 90000 member group, gathered in Buffalo for the 31st annual convention. Bishop Celton officiated the solemn high mass to open the meeting. Delegates will be entertained at Niagara Falls on Thursday.
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Supreme Council Catholic Benevolent Legion of America
Buffalao
N. Y
Supreme Council of the Catholic Benevolent Legion of America
United States
Celton
Niagara Falls
Brother of Madero Held as Prisoner in Mapimi
Raoul Madero, brother of Mexico's president, reportedly captured by rebels at Mapimi and held as a held person in Chihuahua. Rebels claim executions of rebel prisoners by federals would end, while warning their own and Huerta’s forces.
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Torreon
Mexico City
Mexico
Huerta
Mapmi
Fall of Mapimi Reports Reach General Orozco
Mapimi the fortified outpost of Bermijillo fell to rebels under Colonel Canales around the time rebels were retreating north of Conejos. Rebels now occupy roughly the same position as yesterday while federals make no move north of Conejos.
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Jiminez
Mexico
Mapimi
Bermijillo
Canales
Conejos
Orozco
Extermination of 150 Federal Defenders at Toloapan
In Hidalgo state, Mexico, on April 26 and 27 near Toloapan, about 150 federal defenders were practically exterminated after two days of fighting. The district of Saugulia remains isolated with communications cut since April 12.
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Saugulia
Hidalgo
Geurrero
Mexico
Laredo
Toloapan
Federals Win Victory in Mexican Battle
May 14 dispatches report a decisive federal victory in a battle fought yesterday in Mexico. Revolutions are driven north as Madero troops are said to have won again. No details on engagement or positions were released. The transport Buford ferries Americans leaving Mexico.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
State and War Department
Mexico
Madero
Buford
Peer Risks His Life to Save A Menial Worker
London dispatch reports May 14 that a local peer risked his life to rescue a menial from drowning. The action occurred near a riverbank where the noble intervened despite perilous conditions, pulling the worker to safety with assistance from bystanders.
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Peer
London
Inquest Tonight On Serpentine Boat Collision
A footman employed by Lord Morley was struck by a boat on the Serpentine and fell into the water during a boating outing. Lord Dunsany and a policeman leapt from the bank to aid and rescue the man.
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Lord Morley
Serpentine
Lord Dunsany
Beatrice Villiers
Indictment for False Statements in Rubber Stock Sale
Warren B. Wheeler, Stillman Shaw of Wheeler & Shaw Inc and clerk G Alden Whitemore were indicted by the federal grand jury in Boston on using the mails to defraud. They allegedly made false manufacturing cost, selling price and net profit statements about North American Rubber stock.
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Boston
Mass
Warren B. Wheeler
Stillman Shaw
Wheeler & Shaw, Inc
G. Alden Whitemore
Federal Grand Jury
North American Rubber Company
Wheeler & Shaw
Rubber Company
Mission worker shot at Benedict Rescue home
Mrs Elizabeth Evans a mission worker and matron at Benedict Rescue home was shot and seriously wounded by inmate George Robbins 41 who then shot himself Robbins was only slightly injured no motive has been disclosed at Des Moines Iowa after morning prayers at the home
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Des Moines
Iowa
Benedict Rescue Home
Elizabeth Evans
George Robbins
Robbins
General Duncan to be buried at Arlington Cemetery
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Duncan who died suddenly at 12 30 this morning will be buried in the National cemetery at Arlington Washington D C Arrangements for his funeral have not yet been completed.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joseph W. Duncan
National Cemetery
Arlington
Washington, D. C
Six Men Rescued From 2000-Foot Keonwood Mine Cave-In
In Duluth Michigan Keonwood mine rescue crews reach six alive trapped miners after a cave in at the 2000-foot level. A pipe supplies air to Frank Jaszczak Jacob Anderson Oscar Kangas George Kronkin Vincent Zambrowitz and August Clys as teams work to clear rubble and extend the shaft to safety.
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Puluth
Minn
Norrie
Keonwood
Mich
Oliver Mining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Oscar Kangas
Frank Jaszczak
Jacob Anderson
George Kronkin
Vincent Zambrowitz
August Clys
Taft Appeals for Square Deal in Ohio Campaign
President Taft toured Ohio on a campaign swing stressing a square deal for the nation and criticizing Roosevelt. He defended administration achievements, questioned Roosevelt’s facts, and pressed for support in upcoming primaries while denouncing tariff revision ideas. He spoke in Akron Massillon Kent and Youngstown amid large crowds and interruptions.
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Youngstown
United States
Ohio
William McKinley
Taft
Roosevelt
East Liverpool
Massillon
Barberton
Akron
Kent
Ravenna
Girard
Niles
Warren
Mr. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Severe earthquake felt in Antigua and nearby Caribbean areas
A severe prolonged earthquake struck Antigua this morning with four strong shocks felt in St. Kitts and a light tremor reported in Guadeloupe. No damage has been reported.
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ST. Thomas
D. W.L
Antigua
St. Kitts
Guadeloupe
Presidential Preference Poll Draws Crowds at The Commercial Tribune
The Commercial Tribune reports growing interest in its presidential preferential poll with daily gains for the president and Colonel Roosevelt. Senator LaFollette neared 1000 votes, hinting at near-total support, as crowds gather at the bulletin window to check figures and ballots are urged to be mailed promptly.
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the Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Wisconsin
California in Line for Teddy by Two to One
Roosevelt carried California by a large plurality in the May 14 primary, leading in San Francisco and interior counties. Delegates elected pledged to Roosevelt await Chicago. Taft and La Follette trails, with women voters contributing significantly.
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California
Teddy
Pasadena
Riverside
Santarbara
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Clark
Wilson
Taft
Lafollette
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Roosevelt campaigns in Ohio denounces Taft and joins the enemy
In Canton Ohio on May 14 Colonel Roosevelt delivered a rapid series of speeches denouncing President Taft as having joined the enemy while defending the Roosevelt administration. He criticized personal attacks and pressed tariff reforms, predicting victory with Ohio's support and planning further stops in Cleveland Dayton and other cities.
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United States
Stars and Stripes
Toledo
Philander C. Knox
Taft
Valentine Theater
Boyd Scott
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Knox
Cleveland
Canton
Ohio
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Abraham Lincoln
Niles
William McKinley
McKinley
Dayton
Dark horse talk circulates as Taft faces Ohio risk
Washington May 14 The capital discusses a possible Taft retirement if he cannot carry Ohio. Republican leaders weigh a compromise name for Chicago, with Associate Justice Hughes and former Vice President Fairbanks named as potential options amid party divisions.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Chicago
Hughes
Fairbanks
Testimony on ship near Titanic at night of disaster
Captain Lord of the Californian testifies before the British inquiry that at 11 PM on April 14 he saw an unidentified vessel and used Morse lamp signals. The second officer reports a white rocket at 11:15 but Lord doubts it was a distress signal and disputes that the sighted ship was the Titanic.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Lord
California
Lord Mersey
Roosevelt Tours Ohio Amid Large Crowds in 1912 Race
Colonel Roosevelt drew barge crowds across eastern Ohio as he spoke in Steubenville Wellsville East Liverpool Rochester and Youngstown. He argued for a labor tariff inquiry bureau and wage worker protections and urged direct citizen nomination beyond party bosses amid a nationwide movement.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
Steubenville
Althoug
Youngstown
Wellsville
East Liverpool
Rochester
Wells
cKinley
YcKinley
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