Release of Silliman Brought Amid Mexican Crisis
Mexican government agrees to release United States Vice Consul Silliman from Saltillo and place him with the Brazilian legation as mediation worsens. U S Bryan demands immediate release while reports swirl of Lobos island seizure and federal unrest in Mexico City and Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Estevla Ruis
United States
Silliman
Saltillo
Mexico
Washington
John R. Silliman
Bryan
Huerta
Lobos Island
Mayo
Navy Department
Dixie
Admiral Mayo
Dixte
Legation
Jobos Island
Vera Cruz
Qiryan
Tiverta
Jagsra Falls
Canada
Ite
J. R. Lanier
United States Supreme Court
Frederick W. Lehmann
Wilson
Texico City
Tiyan
Gand
Gre
Cabhe
Zapata Oor
Uhi
Dongee
State Department
Joseph A. Marehini
Mexicality
Marchant
Loney
Consul Silliman
Marchani
California
Mazatlan
San Diego
Cal
Kerrigan
Korrigan
Morales
Comerate
Luis d'Antin
d'Antin
Nutter
Hoston Herald
San Pedro
Tosteon
Tamypéco
Tampico
Essex
Craddock
Hs Carling
Jury Awards 74000 to Worker in Arm Loss Case
In White Plains New York a jury ordered the New Haven Railroad to pay Oscar Fried 74000 for the loss of two arms suffered in an accident involving the New York New Haven & Hartford line. The ruling assigns liability to the railroad and highlights damages of 74000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Oscar Fried
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Train Robber Moon Sentenced to 25 Years
Anniston Alabama May 11 The jury found Marshall Moon guilty of robbing a mail train on the Southern railway and he was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
Marshall Moon
Southern Railway
Moon
Lombardi the Orchestral Leader Dies in Florence
Florentine tribute reports the death of Lombardi famed conductor and singer trainer in Florence on May 11. Enrico Caruso and Mine Calve studied singing under his guidance, marking a notable end to a storied career.
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Florence
Lombardi
Volce Truiger
Encco Caruso
Calve
United States Consul Kittle Dies by Own Hand in Harbin Hospital
Harbin Manchuria May 1. United States consul at Harbin South ard Po Warner committed death by own action in a hospital where he was receiving treatment. Mr. Warner had held the post since August 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittle
Harbin
Manchuria
Southard Po Warner
United States
Warner
Millionaire Banker Drops Dead in Bank
ED Yo enn a Galva financier valued at about 3 million pounds or 4 million dollars died suddenly of heart failure in his bank while opening his mail. The death occurred May 12 in Gualesbirg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gualesbirg
ED Yoenn
Galva
Vera Cruz Dead Honored in Gotham
Seventeen American sailors and marines killed at Vera Cruz were honored in New York as their bodies arrived aboard the Montana. President Wilson delivered the principal address at Brooklyn Navy Yard while cortege guards and naval detachments accompanied the funeral procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Congress
Vera Cruz
Montana
New York Harbor
Virginia Capes
Daniels
Navy Department
Washington
Wyoming
Texas
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Senate
Robinson
Saulsbury
O'Gorman
Vardaman
Galliger
Kenyon
Wrady
House
Fitzgerald
Calder
Maher
Brooklyn
Greene
Vermont
Dietrick
Thatcher
Massachusetts
Donohoe
Logue
Pennsylvania
Dale
Dooling
Goldfogle
Griffin
Stevens
New Hampshire
Florida
Walsh
New Jersey
Sabath
Illinois
Sleep
Virginia
Bartlett
Walker
Georgia
Dupre
Louisiana
Witherspoon
Mississippi
Labor Leaders Freeed by Supreme Court Victory
The U S Supreme Court freed Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison from contempt sentences issued by the District Supreme Court. Holmes ruled contempts cannot be treated as conspiracies and statute limits barred the case. Gompers and colleagues avoid any criminal punishment for disobedience to the injunction against publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Gampers
Mitchell
Morrison
Washington
District Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Holmes
Campers
High Court
Gompers
Wright
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Siegel Faces Extradition Over Secret Ocean Flight
Henry Siegel the former department store proprietor indicted in New York sailed secretly on the steamship Olympic. District Attorney Whitman says he must return on the first available steamer from England or France. Bail forfeiture and arrest warrant possible, with extradition sought once port is reached. Assistant District Attorney Train urged forfeiture. Judge Seabury held the matter in abeyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Siegel
Olympic
England
France
Whitman
Stegel
Arthur
Train
Siegel
Justice Seabury
Texas Law Upheld on Claims for Personal Services
The Supreme Court of the United States declared Texas law valid for regulating the collection of claims for personal services or for labor or material furnished over charges on freight or express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
May Investigate U. S. Judge Dayton Resolution Introduced
Washington May 13. A resolution demanding an investigation of Judge Alston G. Dayton of the district court for the Northern district of West Virginia was introduced by Representative Neely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Alston G. Dayton
District Court For
Northern District of
West Virginia
Neely
Four Die in Tornado Loss Over One Million
Disaster swept southern Wisconsin with a cyclonic storm. Four people died and a dozen were injured as property losses exceeded 1 009 000 dollars. The heaviest damage hit tobacco areas in Rock and Dane counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Verona
Lena Olson
Kleinville
Westport
William Post
Stoughton
Harvey Stoblom
Oregon
Frederickson
Rock
Dane
McFarland
Dane County
Racine
Des Moines
Towa
Muscatine
Davenport
Elkhart
Ind
Henderson Wins in Alabama Runoff Nomination
Early returns from the Democratic primary in Alabama show Charles Menderson of Troy leading former Gov. Comer by more than 19,000 votes for the gubernatorial nomination. The nomination is considered the election. Capt. Frank S. White received a strong, unopposed complimentary vote for U.S. senator to succeed Joseph F. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Charles Menderson
Troy
Frank S. White
United States
Joseph F. Johnston
Lillian Nordica Dead After Pneumonia Battle
The American opera soprano Lillian Nordica died in Batavia Java on May 12 from pneumonia following nervous exhaustion after the Tasman steamer ran ashore on December 28. She had recovered briefly here before a relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Java
Mme
Lil Han Nordica
Nordica
Tasman
Cohe
Posse Surrounds Three Bandits in California Ambush
A 50 man Lake county posse led by Sheriff Frazer and another 50 man Napa county posse under Sheriff Kelton closed in on three bandits who killed Hamlin Herrick Friday in Lakeport California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeport
Cal
Frazer
Lake County
Kelton
Napa County
Hamlin Herrick
Thief Steals Cornerstone of Maple Wood Church
A thief tore away the cornerstone of the Maple Wood Evangelical Lutheran Concordia church in St Louis on May 11 while attempting to steal a Columbian half dollar that had been placed there.
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Cornerstone
St. Louis
New
Maplewood
Gathering of the TPA 19 Opens in Indiana City
The twenty fourth annual Indiana division Travelers' Protective Association convention opened in Richmond with 28 posts represented and visitors from nearby areas. National officers George H. Armstrong, Schuyler Logan, and George Hudson attended as guests. many delegates arrived with spouses marking a record female attendance.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Travelers’ Protective Association
Richmond
National
George H. Armstrong
New Jersey
Schuyler Iogan
St. Louis
George Hudson
New Orleans
National Board of Directors
Post C
Indiana Division
A. D. Gorrell
Marion
J. H. Beltmeyer
Logansport
W. D. Chambers
Terre Haute
C. A. Bronnenberg
Anderson
L. P. Colenbaugh
Vincennes
Wes Beasley
Ll. E. Browne
John F. Highly
John B. Hegger
I. N. Phenis
W. Hi. Rossiter
C. J. Pailey
W. Teegard
Earl E. Thomas
T. E. Tingler
Charles Beck
Elmer Lebo
Perry J. Freeman
John M. Corte
C. W. Merrill
C. W. Caldwell
J. P. Wighley
A. Gordon
W. JT. Quigg
L. E . Browne
Luncheon for Franchise League Leaders Held in Indianapolis
The Woman s Press club of Indiana hosted a luncheon in the Florentine room at the Claypool hotel Indianapolis for officers of the Woman s Franchise league in convention. Notable speaker Antoinette Punk of Chicago attended along with Mrs Charles T Dudley of London formerly Miles Fatty Emery. Mrs Aoy Moffett of Elwood held the seat of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Club of
Indiana
Florentine
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Woman's Franchise League
Antoinette: Punk
Chicago
Franchise League
Charles T. Dudley
London
England
Milas Fatty Emery
Aoy Moffett Or Elwood
Yresn Club
Suffrage Session Opens in Indianapolis on Constitutional Path
The third annual convention of the Woman's Franchise League of Indiana met in Indianapolis with Ross L. Lockbridge of Indiana University arguing for a constitutional convention as the quickest route to woman suffrage. He claimed amendments via legislature would be too slow and urged voters to consider reforms like initiative and referendum along with prohibition. New incorporations listed include The Smith Printery in Warsaw and O'Donnell-Barrows Co. in the county, with Sullivan County Concrete Me Company also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ross L. Lockbridge
Indiana University
Woman's Franchise League of
Indianapolis
Lockbridge
Lockridge
Smith Printery
Warsaw
C. W. Smith
Ind
U.S. Smith
L Erst
Daviess Circuit Court
O'Donnell-Barrows Cochran Company
O'Donnell-Barrows Company
Sullivan County Concrete ‘Me Company
Sullivan
M. Crowder
Sullvan
J. C. Parker
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Gorous
Lobos Isle
Doster
Mehdi Khan
Morteza Kahn
Berlin
Gotham
Nation
Navy Yard
Calssona
Streeta
Carey T. Grayson
Eleanor Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Iowa
Henderson
Lillian Nordica
National Organization
Doctor Hurty
J. N. Hurty
St. Paul M. E
Harty
Hurty
South Bend
United Commercial Travelers’ Council
Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
J. B. Arnold
Arnold
Tomlinson Hall
Orlando A. Somers
Kokomo
Sons of Veterans
General Assembly
A. R. Crampton
Delhi
D. W. Comstock
T. J. Springer
New Lebanon
Charles H. Myerhoff
Evansville
G. W. H. Kemper
Munete
Chairlain
W. P. McKinsie
Plainfield
Frank Shellhouse
Ralph McKenny
Shelbyville
R. C. Creason
George F. Ogden
Laketon
Guy C. Barnhold
Valparaiso
E. C. Close
Fort Wayne
David van Dyke
Bloomington
George Matthews
A. J. Beheymer
Elwood
Woman's Relief
Flora Millspauzh
Chesterfield
Flora Stiles
Emma Henning
Jeffersonville
Women’s Press Club
Capital City
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