Diaz Farewell to His Country Before Voyage
Diaz bids farewell to Mexico as his steamer bound for Havana carries Generaed 4 Povirts and a cheering crowd in Veracruz. Crowds, a ship’s band, and a reception greet the former president, with Diaz saluting and promising not to abandon his homeland, as onlookers and officials offer ovations and a formal sendoff.
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Emong
Emeli
Diaz
Utose le
Mexico
Hua Aris
Wosawhitr
Jef
Faorl
Santiago Bhosen
Dien
Wara Cruz
Igor
Ami
Tolranga
Che ‘Bridge
Coline
Beaumont First Aviator to Reach Rome in Race
Beaumont wins the Rome Turin air race with a 160 mile coast flight at high speed. Garres and Frey suffer wrecks near Pisa. Garres unhurt but unable to continue. Frey’s plane wrecked. both hope to press on tomorrow as crowds fill Rome.
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Rome
Andre
Beaumont
Grags
Fie
Romec
Evinrar Wes
Meyer New Thun
Roland Garry
Pisa
Keing
Sundenir
Garres
Frey
Crettking We
San Rogeore
Garros
Weather forecast snapshot for Friday and weekend
The report outlines a Friday forecast with warmer temperatures and variable winds. It notes a higher wind speed later, with possible shower chances and lower atmospheric pressure readings. Local forecasters call for mild to warm conditions and fluctuating wind gusts through Thursday into Friday.
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Ashington
Ornamental lighting debate stalls city council
The city council wrestles with funding ornamental lighting as to whether current should be paid from the general fund or by property owners. Officials cite costly maintenance and uncertain future, while committees delay contracts until funding is assured from the general fund.
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Schroider
Cottiin Tret
Uta
Mr. Schrier
Dix
Asburg
Nly
Cormmites
Citios
Board of Qwarks
Auto Winners Change Places In 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis June 1 Joe Dawson driving Marmons claimed first place in the 500 mile race, per official check at 2 am. No changes were made to the first four positions. Ralph Mulford in Lozier held second until a protest by David Bruce Brown over second place prompted a lengthy review of lap counts and timing device issues. The committee, including officials from the American Automobile Association, worked through the night to verify records from dictaphones and scoring boards.
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Indianapolis
Joe Dawson
Marmons
C. R. Shuart
Indianapolis Motokenee
Intianapolis
Ralph Mulford
Lozier
Motor Aheedway
Jasday
David Bruce~ Brown
Fiat
Finianine Rpird
Secon
Aris
Basun
HA. Warner
Charles Sedwick
Indiana
American Automobile Association
S M Burler
American Automobile
C. BE. Syaert
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Motor Speedway
Logier
Mutford
Harroun
Millferd
Muttord
Vertercay
Zach Lan
Comunittee
GU Andersen
Commodore Benedict Vessel Stranded Off Cuban Coast
In Havana on May 31 Commodore Benedict and the yacht Virginia were involved in a distress event along Cuba’s treacherous northern coast near Pier Del Rio. A tugboat Venus was dispatched, and the scene involved notable figures and entities tied to American yacht ownership and a planned Amazon River trip. The fragmentary text references a secretary, wireless company, and Isaac Stern linked to yacht ownership and charter, suggesting a seafaring incident with notable personalities.
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Commodore Benedict
Virginia
Cuba
Havana
Sint With
Comimoédore
Yrehtating Resistance
Venus
Higira
Pier ‘del Rio
Colorado Reefs
T Xork
Amazon. Wireless Company
James SoCutenseia
Isaac Stern
Ur Mo. Benedict
Notrip
Amazon
Peonage Charges Hearings In Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Washington May 31 Delegation of Pennsylvania coal miners and labor representatives charged the Westmoreland coal fields and company officials with peonage violence and interference with the mails amid the strike in the district The congressional rules committee heard testimony and will decide on further hearings The miners alleged killings and forced labor by deputies and claimed twelve miners were shot and foreign laborers held in virtual slavery during the strike in the Westmoreland region.
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Washington
Howsr Committee On
Westmoreland Coal Nelds
Pennsylvania
Chal
Wilson
Gregg
Pennsylvana
United States
Pennsylvanus
McCreary
Francis Tethin
Westmoreland
Senator Kern to Rally Delegation for Marshall Endorsement
Indiana senator Kern announces plans to convene the Indiana delegation to endorse Marshall for the nomination. He spoke from Forge, Virginia, calling for a meeting to decide on a format and confirm Marshall as the choice, outlining the delegation’s action in Washington on May 3.
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Senator Kern
Marshall
Senatus Kern
Chiot
Forge
Indiana
Honor for Mr. Kleekamp and multiple officials
Fragmented notice reports Frank H. Freekam receiving a designation from a fraternal council. It mentions honor by the Red Men order, with references to Neekain and Pleasants, and a dispatch describing area duties and a home scene in Wayne. The readable text is garbled but centers on an award or recognition event and associated individuals.
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Frank H. Freekam
Harar
Great Council
Staat
Red Men
Orent Bachan
Neekain
George Pleasants
Srocunes Etek
Eagpen
Wayne Ilechecen Noctava T Riba
Cleveland storm toll rises with four dead and many injured
A May 11 1911 Cleveland storm killed four and injured many as it swept the area wrecking buildings boats and power lines. Three Aves suffered losses while rowboats capsized near Lorain Park. A fourteen year old and an eleven year old were severely injured and expected to die.
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Cleveland
Lake Eria
Morthern
Henry J. Rendes
Anton Mallen
Galvent Cinica
Marani Giovanna
Giovanni
Edgewater
George Richards
Frank Heinberger
Wright
London Storm Claims Many Lives In Severe Weather
May heat gave way to a brutal thunderstorm in London as powerful winds and lightning lashed the city. Reports indicate numerous fatalities and extensive property damage with continued coverage expected on the next page.
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London
Locked terror in car of foreigners on westbound train
L H Rett a passenger on west bound train No 1 was seized by fear and threatened to stab a man with a knife after being locked in with immigrants. Police reported he had drawn a knife but did not attack any passengers. He admitted aiming at safety and was charged with drunkenness.
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L. H. Rett
Gallce
Yenple
Mim Ahey Fourn
Kent
Fazelznars
Saloma Fortress Explosion Hits Managua May Aftermath
Bulletin from Managua reports the Saloma fortress exploded at 4 PM local time. The palace and surrounding structures were damaged and a considerable loss of life is feared. Witnesses describe debris and fires, with authorities beginning casualty tallies and rescue efforts.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Saloma
Bryan’s Possible Roles in 1912 Nomination War
In Washington on May 31 observers weigh William J Bryan as a potential Clark ally, a Wilson supporter, or a hedge against Harmon. The Nebraskan remains noncommittal, aiming to maximize influence while avoiding a clear endorsement. factions fear Bryan could tilt toward Clark or help Wilson via Clark’s bloc, shaping the race.
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Washington
Wiliam J Bryan
Bryan
Percy
Hryan
Herma Ofchio
Withdn
Clark
Nebraska
Hiim
Gosslp
Wilson
Harmon
Hermox
Nebraskan Statesman
Witson
Mr. Bryen
Petar Se
Stamipolit
Andy Tt
Cmt
Begnyn
Bie
Rane Clark
Neie
Clerk
Missouri
Taft
Sryen
Clarke Hagin
Bloomington Votes Wet in May Ballot
Bloomington Indiana May 31 voters approved a wet option in a referendum on alcohol saloons. About thirty Indian University students faced charges of illegal voting. tailing results cited a mix of wet and dry outcomes across townships in Monroe County.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ridgeland and
Heanblossom
Referendum Proposal Sent To Governor Harmon in Ohio
Columbus May 21 The initiative and referendum bill would let voters petition to refer council measures for ratification and allow them to propose laws to the council that would then go to Governor Harmon for signature. The House passed the measure with one dissenting vote and Senate amendments aimed to speed enactment. The main Senate change would set petition requirements at about 30 percent of voters for initiating proposed laws.
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Columbus
Hurmr
Aly Cen
Senate
General Assembly
Comeil
Anti trust cases against individuals in New York
In New York May 32 Bier et peosecutions im New York her after Will be directed entirely dwarf indi viduals, With effort to pite the guls In prison, Iistead of further resort o equity suieq under the Sherman al
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New York
Trust law discussion under Wise aimed at anti trust remedies
District Attorney Henry A Wise outlined trust law limits in a Washington talk. He critiqued Lie decisions and questioned equity under the Sherman act. He suggested that only criminal prosecution could follow, with potential penalties of a year in jail or a fine up to 3000 dollars, or both.
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Henry A. Wise
Wiss
Eugené 4la
Washington
Crusade on Trusts Is Wickersham's Plan
Washington reports the administration plans a broad anti trust campaign targeting milk dealers, grocers, window manufacturers and other suspected combinations under the general anti trust provisions of the Supreme Court. The movement aims at criminal prosecutions and reflects a nationwide push to curb suspected price fixing and monopolistic practices.
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Washington
King
Supreme Court
Reciprocity Hearing Ends Vote Next Week in Senate
Washington May 91 Public hearings on the Canadian reciprocity bill ended today and a vote was set for next Wednesday. No amendments were allowed except those offered by Senator Root. Officials from the Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers Association were invited to speak regarding power and pulp interests. Further testimony highlighted manufacturers funding opposition and the need for clarity on who would pay for the campaign against reciprocity.
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Washington
Senate
Finance
Associated Plans
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Spcar
Limbar
Joseph F. Al= jen
Hhe
Allan and Graham
New York
Natoma Grituge
Hesnruin
Stonn
Mey
Nobelly
Miv Allen
Bachelder
Senacor Gallliger
Allen
Stanke
Kern
San
Atar
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Rehe Bgan
MR. Kleekamp
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
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