Empress of Ireland Disaster Details Emerge
Reports from Quebec and Montreal outline the collision between the Empress of Ireland and the Storstadt, with 188 deaths and nearly 100 bodies recovered. Investigators seek the cause, focusing on fog signals and misreadings, while captains Kendall and Anderson prepare official statements.
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Quebec
Befeld
Cock Point
Father Point
St. Lawrence
Alexander Johnstone
Kendall
Empress
Anderson
Elliott
Marine Department
Canadian Pacific
Constitutional Tug At Work In Mazatlan Strike
The constitutionaltat tug Hercules entered Mazatlan in broad day amid darkness and captured the schooner Garabalc with sugar for the United Sugar Co at Los Moches after night patrols seized provision barges.
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California
Mazatlan
Mexico
Hercules
Garabald
United Sugar Co
Los Moches
Change in Kermit Roosevelt wedding date announced
Madrid June 1 A further change in the date of the church wedding of Kermit Roosevelt and Misa Willard Wan was announced The religious ceremony will be performed June 11 not June 10 as stated Saturday The sat function will be carried out June
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Madrid
Kermit Roosevelt
Misa Willard Wan
Business Is Better in U. S. Than in Any Other World Part
President Wilson delivered in Washington that current business troubles are not widespread and are less severe in the United States than elsewhere. He spoke at a conference with Washington correspondents amid tensions over Mexico and the Niagara talks. He attributed most issues to railway offices and the steel industry, noting that prospects depend on railway development and citing Gary of U S Steel.
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U. S
Washington
Apela
United States
Wilson
Mlinois Manufacturers’ Assecition
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
eWileon
Drealans
Redfield
Balfour Opens New Electric Lighting Plant
Balfour North Dakota celebrated its new electric lighting system with a 7 p m ceremony. A banquet honored Schimel Bron and the New Maxwell hotel, 100 guests attended. Governor Hanna gave the address at a reception in the opera house, placing Balfour among small towns with modern lighting.
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Balfour
N. D
S&chimel Bron
Maxwell Hotel
Hanna
Twin Cities
Peace Envoys Hopeful After Mexican Talks
Niagara Falls June 1 After a two hours conference between mediators and American delegates the question of inviting constitutionalists to negotiations for a settlement of the Mexican problem remained undecided. The United States desires consultation of the constitutionalists before final agreement. Justice Larran stated that discussions continue and progress is hoped. The mediators would admit the constitutionalists if they agree to an armistice with Huerta and are prepared to discuss internal and international phases.
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Niagara Falls
United States
Laran
Huerta
Vera Cruz Is Made Healthy
Brigadier General Bliss reported to the war department the arrest of Quevado and his followers at El Paso yesterday. Quevado heads a counter-revolution in Chihuahua and will be sent to Fort Wingate, New Mexico, with Mexican refugees. The United States army has completed one month of occupancy at Vera Cruz with over 7,000 soldiers ashore and one death from disease.
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Washington
Bliss
War Department
Quévado
el Paso
Quevado
Chihuahua
Fort Wingate
New Mexico
Presidio
Texas
Vera, Cruz
Garrison
United States Army
Vera Cruz
Gompers Attacks Preacher Over Rockefeller Defense
Cleveland June 1 Samuel Gompers AFL president in Cleveland to aid teachers forming a union attacked Rev W W Bustard pastor Euclid Avenue Baptist church and Rockefeller defender in the Colorado mine strike The ministerial associations are a union of professional theologians Boat swept over dam Yorkville June 1 Three Oak Park Illinois men drowned E Comasck Ernest Nesgadl Ben Fredericks rescued Joseph Lavicka saved
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Cleveland
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
W. W. Bustard
John D. Rockefeller
Colorado
Ustard
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefell
Gompera
Yorkville
Oak Paris
Fox River
Comasck
Ernest Nesgadl
Ben. Fredericks
Joseph Lavicka
French Cabinet Decides to Resign Under Doumergue
Paris June 1 The French cabinet led by Gaston Doumergue has decided to resign. A resolution was adopted at a cabinet meeting and a statement outlining the reasons will be drafted tomorrow. The move is attributed to doubt over maintaining majority support in the Chamber of Deputies after recent elections. Additional reasons are said to exist.
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Eliott
St. Law
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Ttns
Chamber of Deputies
Governor of Kansas on Trial in Shawnee County Court
Shawnee County court hears Mrs. Luella West suit against Governor Hodges for 2415 damages alleging an attack when she attempted to take copies of private correspondence from the governor. The case centers on the governor’s refusal to surrender letters used to justify a decision.
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Toneka
Luella West
Hodes
Hodges
Shawnee County
Ten
Wichita
Itr
Fargo College
Bentoh
Fargo and
Moorhead
Fargo College Academy
White House Auto Held Up for Speeding
Washington report of a White House automobile stopped for speeding in Hyattaville Maryland. The chauffeur claimed the passengers included the president's daughter Margaret Wilson and two friends. Officers said the car ran twenty five miles an hour and referred the case to the state automobile commissioner for action.
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Washington, Juny
White House
Margaret Wilson
Hyattaville
Atatel Automobile
My Men Will Be First In Mexico City Says Villa
General Francisco Villa, field commander of the Constitutionalist Armies, declares the army is marching toward Mexico City and vows to enter first. He says Huerta must go and promises protection for foreigners and citizens, urging President Wilson to provide ammunition to continue the southern campaign. May 10 Torreon, Mexico.
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Francisco Villa
Mexico
Mexico City
Francisco 1. Madero
Republic of Mexico
Huerta
Mexco City
Wilson
Constitutionalist
Democracy of
Torreon
May Business Digest from the First National Bank of Fargo
May Business Digest reports little change amid global pauses from the Niagara Falls peace conference and scarce Mexican developments. It notes Panama canal tolls debate, expected regional reserve banks, a favorable gold balance, April bank clearings at 15.0 billion with a 4 percent year over year rise, and strong New York City gains despite no stock activity. Continued on Page Five.
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First National Bank of Fargo
Niagara Falls
Congress
New York City
Graham Taylor Opens Commencement With Baccalaureate Sermon
Graham Taylor delivered the baccalaureate sermon to start the commencement exercises. Tomorrow morning the procession proceeds to the commencement address at the armory, followed by diplomas to be presented by President Worst amid an open air drama tonight at seven.
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Graham Taylor
Armory
Worst
North Dakota college to stage Sitting Bull and Custer drama
North Dakota Agricultural college graduates will present Sitting Bull and Custer, a modern drama praised by scholars, on campus at 7 pm with a 6:30 pm band concert. Rev. Aaron McGaffey Reede and President John Worst are among honored attendees. Smithsonian aid noted.
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Sitting Bull
Custer
North Dakota Agricultural College
Aaron McGaffey Reede
North Dakota
Indlink
John Hy
Dranmmill
New York
Gunter
Northwest
Noth Dakota Agricciural
Smithsonian Institute
Axton
McGaffey Reede
Kianty
A. G. Arvolty Milas Katherine York
Colvce
Lolis
Catherine Winters Case Shocks Newcastle as Arrests Mount
In Newcastle Indiana the disappearance of Catherine Winters prompts sensational charges. Dr William Winters and stepmother Anna Cooper are jailed on felonious conspiracy counts while a boarder, Wiliam Cooper, remains in custody. Clothes found sealed in a cellar wall spur hopes and fears as the search expands.
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Newcastle
Ind
Catherine Winters
Charlie Ross
Wiliam A. Winters
William BR. Cooper
Wlso
Rach Ix
Mra. Winters
Cooper
Robert H. Abel
Abel
Winters
Terre Haute
Catherine
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