United States Names Next Regime in Mexico Mediation Progress
Niagara Falls dispatch reports rapid mediation progress on Mexico's political future with U S and Mexican delegates seeking a neutral provisional government. Agrarian land questions provoke debate with American delegates pushing for international discussion while Mexican delegates resist. Proposals aim to curb revolts and set a legitimate framework for elections.
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United States
Mexico
Huerta
Tramps Cause Major Cleveland Lumber Yard Fire
A massive blaze in Cleveland destroyed several lumber yards including Fisher & Wilson and Martin Barris, damaged nearby viaducts and a Nickel Plate line, and scorched the Cincinnati slip area. Fire crews, aided by dynamite blasts and wheel-pressured engines, battled the flames as winds spread embers through the city. casualties included several firemen and ambulances rushed to the scene. a circus suffered losses of twenty five cars as the fire halted a nearby performance.
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Overal Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Central
Fisher & Wilson Lumber Company
Martin Barris Lumber Company
Dittman
Fire Company No. 2
One Hundred Killed in Dominican Battle
Washington May 23 Desultory fighting continued in the Dominican Republic with reports to the Navy Department from American commanders. Captain Bierer on the Wheel ing cabled that firing near Cruz Mendoza brought a few killed and wounded to town. The dispatch estimated about 100 killed in the Cruz Mendoza district.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Dominican Republic
Navy Department
Dominican
Bierer
Wheeling
Cruz Mendoza
Ministers urged to raise pay to minimum salary
In Chicago on May 25 the General Assembly heard Rev. Murdock McLeod demand a $1000 minimum salary for Presbyterian ministers to secure comfort in later years. His report listed 1,493 dependents, with 192 added this year, and urged further aid including a new ministerial relief facility in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Murdock McLeod
Tacoma
Wash
Mr. McLeod
Roosevelt to Visit White House in First Since 1910
Colonel Roosevelt will be received by President Wilson at the White House tomorrow afternoon. Roosevelt plans a call on the President this afternoon and may meet Progressive leaders to map the 1916 campaign. A potential joint Republican Progressive ticket may be discussed in Oyster Bay.
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Commercial Tribune
Wilford
White House
Londy
Roosevelt
Washington
Taft
Congress
Oyster Bay
Deaf mute couple in Andover shooting shocks town
Frank A Crooks 23, a leaf mute, shot his wife 23, also mute, at their home one mile south of West Andover. He fled then surrendered after admitting a quarrel over property to be auctioned next day. Police investigate the fatal attack and possible motive.
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Commercial Tribune
Andover
Frank A. Crooks
West Andover
Crooks
Mine tragedy at Pachuca leaves twenty five dead
At the Santa Gertrudis mine in Pachuca a heavy machine being lowered into a shaft toppled causing the death of twenty five Mexican miners. Several mine bosses were arrested as investigations start.
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Tribune
Mexico City
Santa Gertrudis
Pachuca
Sph
Finley to retire from Democratic State Executive post
Chronicle of internal party strife shows L Finley to step down as Democratic State Executive Committee member amid reports of a failed push to place Harvey Garber in the chair, with Secretary Graves linked to the offer and Governor Cox seeking a successful coup in the party.
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Harvey Garber
Powerfu
Finley
Cox
Garber
Govert
F Whitaerg
Graves
Fox
Campagnenerals
Supreme Court limits Titanic salvage damages dispute
Special Dispatch reports the U S Supreme Court refused damages to Oceanic Steam Navigation Co in Titanic tragedy suits seeking $13 million for salvage freight and passage value. Court rules liability limited under 1851 act, keeping claims under about $91,000 and affecting recoveries for lost relatives and baggage.
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Don Washington
Supreme Cour
Oceanic
Tever
Pope names English Benedictine Gasquet cardinal
Special Cable to Commercial Tribune Rome May 25 Pope Pius XII creates thirteen cardinals among them Francis Aidan Gasquet president of the English Benedictines. Gasquet says he represents England Wales Scotland and after a U S visit claims some American regard. The ceremony follows a secret consistory with formal notices delivered. Intense excitement in Commons over reading contends with theatrics.
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Commercial Tribune
Rome
Pius
Francis Aidan Gasquet
Benedictine
Louis Nazaire Begin
Quebec
Canada
V. Guisasola Y. Mendez
Toledo
Spain
Domenico Serafini
The
Congregation of the Holy Office
Della Chiesa
Bologna
Italy
John Csernock
Estergm
Hungary
Francis von Betinger
Munich
Bavaria
Feix von Hartmann
Cologne
Germany
F. G. Piffl
Vienna
Austria
Phillipp Giustini
Congregation of the Sacraments
Michael Lega
Tribunal of the
Koa
Scipio Tecchi
Franc
Aidan Gasquet
Hector Irenee Levin
Lyons
France
Merry del Val
Apostolic Chancelery
Cardinal Gasquet
England
Trelana
Wales
Scotland
United States
Republic
Ireland's Home Rule Passes in Commons Spark Ulster Fear
Special C press from London reports the Irish home rule bill passing the House of Commons by 852 to 274. Ulster threatens civil war while Nationalist leader Redmond urges conciliatory talks and cooperation on safeguards. The bill moves toward royal assent amid party turmoil and public sentiment.
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London
House of Commons
John B. Redmond
Mr. Reimond
Pit and
Castlereagh
Redmond
Ireland
Coun
M Fraen
North
Strike May Tie Up Big Liner Vaterland
May 25 report says stewards and firemen of the Vaterland may delay sailings from Hoboken if replacements for strikers are not found by morning. The crew totals 480 stewards and 600 firemen. Stewards earn 12 to 14.40 a month and seek 19.29. firemen receive 19.92 and demand 26.40.
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Commercial Tribune
New
Learning To Drive An Auto Pushes Woman Through Window
A runaway car driven by Mrs Joseph Soukup during a driving lesson struck a sidewalk on Euclid avenue at East Sixty fifth street and knocked Mrs N S Bridwell into a restaurant plate glass window. She was severely injured and hospitalized. The car was being operated by Mrs Soukup who had just bought the auto and was learning to drive from a demonstrator.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
East Sixty-fifth Street
N. S. Bridwell
Joseph Soukup
Ohio Farmers Warned by Justice on Locust Invasion
The Department of Justice warned tonight that the seventeen year locusts will appear this year in Ohio causing damage to newly planted orchards and shade trees.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Ohio
Steamer Royal Howard Strikes Iceberg Near Cape Race
Special Cable reports the Royal Howard of the Canadian Northern line with 865 aboard collided with an iceberg 110 miles east of Cape Race while en route from Montreal to Avonmouth. Damage not serious but docking will be needed on arrival in England.
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Commercial
Tribune
London
Royal Howard
Canadian Northern Steamship Company
Vasselgers
Cape Race
Montreal
Avonmouth
England
Tragedy at East Forty-ninth Street Pier
John Kofel slept on East Forty-ninth street pier when his eight year old son Frank fell into Lake Erie and drowned. Local authorities and witnesses reported the accident on the shore of Cleveland. The boy was playing near the pier when he disappeared beneath the water and could not be saved.
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Cleveland
John Kofel
East Forty-ninth Street Pier
Frank
Lake Erie
Danville Kidnapped Pastor Tells Grand Jury Story
Rev. L R Patmont the kidnapped pastor who reappeared last Saturday and was found bound in an abandoned Monroe County farmhouse testified before the Monroe County grand jury He described being kidnapped beaten and imprisoned by four men and will continue his recital when the grand jury reconvenes tomorrow morning Detectives are tracing the case and the public reaction was one of emotion as crowds welcomed him home in Danville with tears and prayers.
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Danville
Ill
L. R. Patment
Westville
Columbia
Monroe County
Grand Jury
Patmont
Patment
J. F .Bickel
Mr. Bickel
Pat
Leaders Predict Foraker Defeat Risk in Ohio Senate Fight
George H. Hamilton of Newark, secretary of the Republican State Central Committee, backs Ralph D. Cole for the U S Senate, arguing Foraker's nomination would likely defeat the Republican State ticket next November. He praises Harding but says his entry would be unjust to the party.
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Coshocton
Foraker
Senator Foraker
Abraham
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Hamilton
Harding to Enter Republican Senatorial Race
Warren G. Harding of Marion Ohio is poised to announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States Senator. An official announcement is expected within days followed by a vigorous campaign. Ralph Cole supporters push for younger Republicans while Burton declines a Senate bid after returning from Ohio.
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Repubicans
United States
Burton
Ohio
Indian a seaman drowned incident report
Rear Admiral Badger reported to the Navy Depart ment that Needan W Deckham a seaman of the cruiser ge was a drowned during a voyage. The terse notice gives no further details about location or circumstances.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Badger
Navy Department
Needan W.deckham
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