Villa Triumphs at Paredon Amid Battle Reports
dispatches from Fabela claim Villa defeated 5000 federals at Paredon with 800 prisoners and heavy matériel losses. Two Huerta generals reportedly fatally wounded. mediation talks near Saltillo focus on Huerta's elimination as first settlement step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Paredon
Urrutia
Silliman
Washington
Saltillo
Villa
Durango
Isidoro Fabela
Mi Paso
Tex
Fabela
Zaragoza
Madero
Ramo Arispe
el Paso
Mediation delegates hail from Latin America as Huerta era unfolds
The article notes Ican delegates and Latin American representatives arriving in the United States for mediation with Huerta. It reports Urrutia’s claims of revolts in Mexico City, his exile in Vera Cruz, and U.S. Marine protection around him. Silliman’s fate remains uncertain with potential rescue plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Huerta
Mexico
W Witson
Ecuador
Martin Burrill
Lougheed
Ada
Urrutia
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huebta
Blice
Silliman
John
Saltillo
Philip C. Hanna
Monterey
State Department
Hhis
Washington
Brownville
Tex
Baseball Scores From National and Federal Leagues Across Cities
The record lists games played in the National and Federal Leagues with batters and batteries named. It covers Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities noting pitchers like Mathewson and Meyers along with catchers and fielders for each matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seebinnipe
Hatteries
Shaw Henry
Chelt
Howman
Canal
Bassler
Chicago
Petty
Philadelphia
Avender
Cheney and Bresnahan
Alexander and
Killifer
New York
Matteries
Hamilton
Agnew
Keating
Nanamaker
National League
Pittsburg
Ebee Huston
McQuillan
Harmon
Gibson
Crutcher
Cocreham
Rudolph
Gowdy
St. Louis
Perritt
Snyder
Rucker
Wagner, Schutz and Miller
Cincinnati
Sos Ophibeles Cian
Cicotte
Schalk
Shawkey, Bresaler
Lapp
Federal League
Brennan
Wilson
Dickson and Kerr
Baltimore
Rheb Baltimote
Falkenberg
Warren
Juul
Peters
Chaney
Land and Watson
Buffalo
RHE Muffalo
Ealenes
s.Dean
Ben Vine
O G Lawrence
Doovocee & O
Sager
Kilhullen
Pearson and Braggy
Haverhill
RHE Haverhill
Eihooies
Yarron
Southern
M. Flaherty
Dedrick
Johnson
P. Flaherty
Worcester
RHE
Giedeostsvese
Aa & Dee
Giay
Kates
Maloy
McCuné
Sheck
Maybohm
Wacob
Lewiston
Rheb Potueme
Lee Lewiston
Erere
Mayberry ‘and Sullivan
Baum and Casey
Not a Dependent Under Workmen's Compensation
Supreme Judicial Court rules a wife living apart from her husband who dies in an accident is not a dependent under the workmen's compensation act. The decision reverses the Industrial Accident Board, which awarded the widow $7.88 weekly for 300 weeks beginning July 1, 1912, after her husband was killed working for the Bay State Street Railway Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Supreme Judicial Court
Alvin R. Nelson
Industrial Accident Board
Bay State Street Railway Company
Mrs Ferola Convicted of Murder at New York Borough Bridge
New York May 20 Mrs Mada pa widow 45 years old was convicted of first degree murder in the stabbing death of Carmelo Cane near Borough Bridge. The sentence to be pronounced next Tuesday.
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New York
Charles Wohlmister
Martin
Mada-_ pa
Carmelo Io Cane
Borough Bridge
Rhe Deas
Boxing figure dies in circus accident in New Jersey
A boxing figure valued at $5000 was killed in a circus accident in Paterson New Jersey. The incident involved a dog and a gun as the man attempted to fire. Separate notes mention a smallpox case and a rubber plant fire-caused loss estimated at $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Rewears
Jack
Hutchinson
Chica
Sever
Smallwoxs
Pre Ee Rubber Company
I Icseneuen Senate
Sullivan Star Witness in Becker Trial Defense Opens Case
Jack Sullivan, once known as the King of the Newsboys, testified for Becker’s defense in New York. He accused state informers Rose Webber Vallon of framing Becker in the Rosenthal murder amid a gamblers war, while defending Becker as innocent. He asserted the case rests on words from corrupt witnesses and framed motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Sullivan
The
Newsboys
Becker
Rosenthal
Jack” Rose
Rose
Webber
Harry Vallon
Sam Schepps
Weean
Vallon
John L. Sullivan
Jacob Reich
Wallon
Sullivan
Whitman
Mr. Manton
Manton
Mexican Civil War Advances Reach Saltillo Mazatlan and Potosi
Constitutionalists move toward Mexico City with three army divisions under Villa Gonzales and Obregon. Saltillo Mazatlan and San Luis Potosi fall-then converge on the capital. Puebla eyed as a safe transfer point as Huerta shifts to defense.
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Durango
Madero
Saltillo
Paredon
Mohelovia
Murgua
Piedras Negras
Villa
Pabela
Mexico City
Blanquet
San Luis Potosi
Mazailan
Huerta
Puebla
Tampico
Texas
Pampico
Mexico
Mazatlan
Gonzales
Obregon
Guadalajara
Marcel
Joaquin Maas
Torreon
Maas
Bimnis Potosi
Tine
Torres
Aguilar
Tampied
Queretaro
Hidalgo
Vera Cruz
Muenthm
Magatlan
Sinaloa
Tepic
Acaponeta
San Blais
Mazatlon
Huebla
Zapata
Ziputiatas
Nent
Xen
Pae
Salina Cruz
Itis, Forvos
Mestco City
Mexican National Railway
Veracra
New York Times
Washington
San Luis Poteri
Farmier Kills His Wife In High Ridge Case
Stamford reports George Wood and his wife found dead at their High Ridge home near the New York line. Police say murder followed by suicide after a house fire. Mrs Wood was burned and unclothed with a bullet wound. Wood lay dead with a head wound.
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Stamford
Conn
George Wood
High Ridge
New York State
Wood
Limitless Mexican Crisis Plans Reach Vera Cruz
Reports outline rapid American military plans to land reinforcements in Vera Cruz within an hour under General Funston and Brigadier General Bailey. Secret provisions include seven coast artillery regiments to be landed within a week, with Major General Wood in overall command if Mexico City campaign expands. Brig. Gen. Bailey, West Point ’80, heads Vera Cruz base. Col. Edward H. Plummer serves as provost marshal general.
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Vera Cruz
Coast Artillery
Charles J. Bailey
City of Mexico
Wood
Funston
Bailey
Cuba
North Atlantic Coast
United States Forces
Vera Crus
Treasury
Customs
United States Mail and General Post Office
Edward H. Plummer
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Sera Cruz
West Point Military Academy
San An Paulo
Tex
Cael
Vera Cruz Vista: Americans in a Mexican City at Play
A William G. Shepherd piece for the New York Evening Sun paints Vera Cruz as seen by American troops. The story follows soldiers touring the plaza, watching a town band, shopping, and dodging bootblacks who coin the term meester. The narrative notes martial law, night patrols, and sailors beachside as reinforcements guard the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Shepherd
New York Evening Sun
Vera Crag
Mr. Shepherd
Vera Crus
Terminal Hotch
Plaza
Vera Cruz
Mexican Gulf
Time by faces on watch dial features McClave family
12:30 is described as half past John and 8 Wood McClave of Grantwood New Jersey and Mrs. Mehiivemis at State Farm Colebrook Connecticut tell time by family faces on a new watch dial replacing numerals with pictures of family members including Wood Jr Roscoe Mrs McClave Mildred Ormotheé Ella Louise Clarice and Florence Holtha Buerite and a boy McClave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood McClare
Grantwood
N. J
State
Colebrook
Conn
Mildred McClave
Ormotheé
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Federal Forge
Saitilio
William
Bill
American Press Association
Augustin Rodriguez
Lis Elguero
Kamilio Rabasa
Soften
Pasineds Ceeveswenseess
Eadient
Heonard
Shoma7
Carrigan
Dubuc Aii
Ferola
Wewsboy King
Mazallan
Farmer
Concord
N. H
Fremont B. Shurtleff
Merrimac County
George M. Fletcher
Concord Police Court
Boston
Mary Germanini
Louis Gold
Haymarket
Square
Almanac
Newma
C. J. Bailey
Edward B. Plummer
Vera Gruz
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