Truce Agreed In Mexican Fight Prompts Peace Hopes
El Paso reports an armistice of five days between Juarez and Chihuahua regions begins Sunday noon. General Francisco I. Madero authorizes Vasquez Gomez to seal terms with the federal government, aims to suspend hostilities and restore telegraph and food flow. Washington notes tentative U.S. stance pending diplomatic progress as both sides seek peacemaking concessions. The move follows widespread calls for an armistice and potential co leadership in future talks.
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el Paso
Tex
Juurey
Chihuahua
Francisco I. Madero
Juan Marro
Washington
Mexico
Francisco J. Madero
Vasquez Gomez
United States
Nuys
Tana
Wits
Lin
Clotneg
Mesjean
Cdi
Persanet
Nevommers
Reqeh
Hutchinson Man Given Life For Bank Robbery Murder
Henry Bowers of Ottawa Kansas confessed to the murder during a bank robbery. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Brant in district court and received a life sentence. The crime involved stealing about 4000 dollars and occurred seven weeks prior.
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Thomas Fowler
Hutchinson
Kan
Hitchinson
Henry Bowers
Ottawa
Kin
Thomas Mow
Ixansas Unil Worseliies Association
Brant
Heey Towers
Eserape Faites
Two Evansville Firemen Killed in Crash
Two Evansville firemen died after a wire fell during duties near Ottumwa Iowa. The incident left others injured as authorities investigated. In a separate case, a district court granted a divorce to Altes Kale Morrell, with cross petitions involving Ron Morrell linked to the Morrell Yachting Company of Olbiniwa.
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Ottumwa
Aysilie Jhuge Vermailion
Altes
Kale Morrell
Ron. Morrell
Dobn Morrell Yauching Company
Olbiniwa
Carnegie May 8 and Called Before Jury
New York April 24 The investigation into the relations of City Chamberlain Hyde with financiers who wrecked the Carnegie Trust company may require Andrew Carnegie to appear before the grand jury. If subpoenaed, his testimony would address the confidence placed by William J Cummins who cited Carnegie as a witness to there being no crooked hair on Cummins head.
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New York
City Chamber
Jain Hyde
Carnegie Trust Company
Andrew Carnegie
Grand Jury
William J Cummins
William J. Crimiins
Mr. Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
Subscriptions Aid Dry Town Wiverett
Vague notes describe election issues and city debates about subscrip tions and local services. References mention elated residents, public sites, and discussions about funding amid a perceived shortage. The fragmentary text hints at civic concerns and local governance during a recent election cycle.
Unclear News Events Faced With Widespread Prohibitions
Fragmented report notes California slot machine seizures signed by Governor Johnsgen, suppression of gambling in Manchuria, and a resigning interior secretary’s wife accepting a presidential pardon. Mentions sea disaster near St Sebastian, indictments, and an Athens pay formience protest, with multiple named figures and places scattered through the text.
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California
Chin
Manchuria
Frank Pierce
Interior
Valet
Ton of
Congress
Opyeileig
Maree Nen Hhein
Corus
Bau Nicolas Wits
Ashare Darhape
Sebastian
Brak
Gudes
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Nwin Gvatt
Pultstire
Frobork
Davie
Forom
United
South Americ
Berlon Tar
T. Women of Gresee
Prayine Une Suvert
Sa Dissuetine
Buivuy Selome
Dune Snu
Athens
Aldudino Migzone
Alia Vau de Vile
Wits
Seabeneed
Les Cunyorth Primon
Tidgye Tindis
Seago
Beiries
Iolatine
McNamara Held as Dynamiter in Indy Plot
John J. McNamara secretary treasurer of the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers' association was arrested in Indianapolis on charges tied to plots to dynamite the Los Angeles Times plant last October and the Lewellyn foundry. A California requisition was honored, and McNamara was moved to the police court for immediate disposition so California authorities could pursue the case.
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International Bridge and Structural Jaw
Workers Association
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Lewellyn Foundry
John J. McNnumira
Guld
International Bridge and Isrueturtl Tron Workers’ Association
California
Mireshall
Agaist
James Hon
Lis Quien
Tde
Ford
Gurards
Thecoyaee Heartley
Willam J. Turns
Onaha
Columbus
Ind
McNamara
James Collins
John J McNamara
Judge Collins
Housie
Affire
Jadee Collins
Deadly Flood Strikes Town Along Phauiwhvantz Bridge
A damaged report describes a disaster along the Phauiwhvantz bridge near the Twenty.yasara Worte town. The narrative notes deaths and destruction as waters swept through the colony, carrying debris and causing casualties in chaotic aftermath.
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Toot
Stttea
Phauiwhvantz Bridge
Apache Chiefs Seek Release as Cattle Growers Rule
Favor of Sun Invoked in planting corn now, as in the early days before going into battle. Per capita wealth is high. Port Sill, Oklahoma, April 21. President Tarty announced four Apache chiefs led by McGooseb request release of Apache prisoners of war held since the Mascalero flight last. They seek permission to return to New Mexico. General Miles and authorities confer with Mascatera in New Mexico. Apaches at Fort Sill own about 12,000 cattle, the largest herd in the West, amid federal support for agriculture and wealth.
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Oklo
Tarty
Aun
McGooseb
Mexico
Wishieron
Aspheias
Nelson A Miles
Shelecon Enmsou
Saveral
New Mexico
Ava
Arizona
Port Sul
Wassaigton
Chet MetCnoseh
Niew Mesiou
Federsl
Fort Sill
Caros
Ode Teihe
Texas changes butter map and dairy influence climbs
The article reports shifts in dairy production with Lahe Star State butter expanding into a large share of America. It notes Texas leading in regional butter growth, touching on producers and markets across the nation amid ongoing supply and demand pressures.
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Lahe Star
Amerieca
San Antonio
America
Lone Star
Hirdon
Tidbepeim
Texas
Lye Davis
Ambiguous text prompts official explains firing and legal action
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a chief executive and an attorney, with unclear names and events about explanations, potential resignations or firings, and protests. Context lacks coherent dates, places, or outcomes, yielding no clear factual report to summarize.
Pardon Request Denied by Governor Brown for Atlanta Man
The plea for pardon of Thomas Kus og was denied by Governor Stripling. The case traces from Danville to York with a prior sentence for killing Wed. Carbo, showing the governor’s stance on clemency.
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Stripling
Brown
Atlanta
Thomas i Kus
Brose
Two Addresses by W S Kenyon
Republican leaders seek to avert a deadlock in the contest for Judge Smiths vacancy. W S Kenyon will lecture in Iowa, speaking at Des Moines colleges and returning from Washington for the events. Nurses organize under the Red Cross, urging unity and public support for their drive.
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Judge Smith
Iowa
Iowa News Digest: Bankers Meet and Local Tragedies
Cedar Rapids hosts The State Bankers association meeting with planned events to entertain 1,000 visitors while Watts of Louisville Ky presides as principal speaker. In Muscatine a paramilitary group assists during a workers strike. In Davenport a man commits suicide over patent theft fears. In Marengo a banker marries Nelson Mills.
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Mason City
A. Watts
Lonngville
National Bankers’ Association
State Bankers’ Association
Marengo
Charles Denzier
Garmin-American Savings Bank
Nelsa Mills
Iowa City
Wilson approves scheme to boost Iowa youth farming
Secretary Wilson backs Representative Pepper in promoting agriculture and domestic science among Iowa youth. He will send an expert to the Second district to teach corn growing. Pepper's plan for school agricultural clubs and girl domestic science gains approval as part of federal demonstration farm work.
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Iowa
Washington
Wilson
Pepper
Sleeping on Track Fatality in Oskaloosa Event
Keokuk man William Cartwright died after being struck by a Central passenger train near Oskaloosa while attempting to reboard the track following a drunken episode. The incident occurred late April 24 as a freight crew reported the perilous situation and attempted to avert disaster.
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William Cartwright
Keokuk
Oskaloosa
Wiliam Cartwright
Wien
Fate of farmers road to be recited
A torn, partial report describes a public funding effort to repurpose a rural road for farmers. It notes pledges and potential receivership, naming local officials and donors, with references to a meeting and recommendations for proceeding amid questions of financial support and governance.
Ventura Pastor Injured in Runaway Barbed Wire Incident
Ventura reports a runaway incident when a wagon bolt panicked causing Rev. G L Johnson pastor of the Walled Brethren church to strike a barbed wire fence, injuring his nose. Dr Ka Curtis district superintendent also suffered a cut. women driving to Grant Center fled. The article notes a separate donation event and a domestic service course at Ames College for baby clothing skills.
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G. L. Johnson
Ventura
April Oi
G. Robertson
Walled Brethren Church
Ka Ve Curtis
Grant Center
Ames
State College
Aged Couple Wed in Marshalltown Ceremony
An elderly couple, John Nosemeyer and Mrs. Emily Griffins, aged 70 and 83, were married in Marshalltown Iowa on April 24. Two grandsons of the bride witnessed the ceremony as local excitement grew over the unusual union.
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Marshalltown
John
Nosemeyer
Emily 1
Griffins
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