Mexican mediators move slowly toward peace talks
Dispatches from May 18 report Mexican mediators weighing terms as the United States press and Carranza allies seek a settlement. Rebels press for immediate action while diplomats at Niagara Falls consider acceptance of terms and how to present a unified proposal to end the Mexican crisis. The scene shifts to U S Senate night sessions and labor tensions as federal troops help manage the Colorado strike zone. Saltillo garrison evacuations add to the unsettled security picture.
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Spada Par Bis Fride velt and family mentioned in notice
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Spada Par Bis Fride velt, a Belle W daughter of the month, and a reference to a couple and the Sor cath American company with Roosevelt mentioned. Details are unclear.
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Sor Cath American Company
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Nulato Weather Warning As Ice Rushes Since May Day
Nulato reports ice running and misty conditions near the water at 7:20 pm and forecasts possible need to move to higher ground behind town if Treshet continues, with a note dated May 18.
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Nulato
United States Circuit Court Orders Bail Handling in Kansas Appeal
The United States circuit court of appeals will surrender bail from the federal pem aworth Kansas pending appeal of their cases to the United States by June 6. Chicago, Ma Lee each day handed victed labor who were re.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pemaworth
Kan
United States
Chicago
Ma’ Lee
Panama Canal Placing Pilots Under American Control
Governor George W. Goethals announced that all vessels passing through the Panama Canal must be piloted by American pilots. The directive tightens U S oversight in the canal zone effective immediately, aligning navigation with national policy and security considerations.
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Panama
George W. Goethals
Panama Il Zone
Canal
Grand Jury Probes Halibut Trust Affairs
Seattle May 22. The Booth Fisheries has been ordered to provide its books to a grand jury seeking Puget Sound area records for scrutiny of the Booth Fisherie s trust and related affairs.
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Halibut Trust
Seattle
The
Booth Fisheries
Grand Jury
Puget Sound
Kakibut Trust
Chicken Creek Miner Injured In Boulder Collapse
Antony Tan Ay Aitken met with a Chicken Creek miner Thursday when a boulder dislodged by N eanings Tyree struck and fractured the knee. The miner was rushed to hospital at Ft Wed by De Mu. Authorities say the footer states that the incident occurred during work and the miner is recovering.
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Chicken Creek
Tyree
Veteran Trader Leaves for His Home Out
A veteran trader known as a blunt opponent of Hi Prive departed yesterday afternoon from Washburn to his Seattle home. Charlton, editor of a commercial free Inner, completed a long journey after months of prep and plans to travel and seek comfort rather than remain in the valley.
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Tditaral
Washburn
Seattle
Charlton
May 2009 Coastal Flooding Report at Yukon River Mouth
The account details late May river conditions with rain, rising water, and flooding near Marinee Town and Gibbon. It notes heavy rainfall, encounters with the Yukon area, and sightings of ice and snow. references to local residents like Michael, Dr. Moore, and Clemons tie to voyages and city life amid deteriorating weather.
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Iver
Fury Foo
Munsing
Marinee Town
Jap Question Nears Settlement In Secret Talks
Washington reports secret negotiations ongoing in the state department toward a final agreement with Japan on the exclusion and alien land questions. A formal understanding, described as the gentlemen's agreement, is anticipated within weeks, while immigration controls and labor provisions are discussed to balance U.S. concerns and Japan's face. The talks reflect continued U.S. efforts to manage Japanese immigration and land ownership issues without public disclosure.
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State Department
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Unclear excerpts reflect wartime immigration and local industry notes
Readable fragments show discussions of labor, payrolls, and plant activity. Mentions of Japanese emigration policy, Monroe Doctrine context, and regional industries hint at wartime economic planning. Miscellaneous items touch on local accidents, press monopolies, and a New York development at Philpot Manor.
Promoters Offer 40000 For Ritchie Welsh Title Bout
London promoters offer Will Ritchie forty thousand dollars for a twenty round lightweight championship fight with Freddie Welsh to be held in May in Chiue.
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Confessed Wife Held in Murder Case at Tesagnah Farm
Mrs Werner admitted to a jury that she and her husband planned the death of her spouse for a $100 payoff at their Tesagnah farm two months ago. Initial statements claimed a barn visit ended in murder after a night request by a passerby. The report notes an upcoming Pioneer meeting and a franchise notice in the issue.
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Seattle
Jesse
Tesagnah
Anil
Roosevelt plans coast to coast campaign for Pinchot
May 22. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, back from a South American tour, says he will issue a statement to Progressive party members warning of a national crisis and urging Pennsylvanians to back Gifford Pinchot for the Senate to succeed Boies Penrose. He also plans a summer coast-to-coast drive and will not seek New York governorship. In Philadelphia Penrose wins 169,090 vote margin over Dimmick. Gilford Puot nominated by Progressives.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Roo
Progressive Party
Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia
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Uncle Joe Cannon Again a Candidate for Congress
Danville Illinois May 22 Hon Joseph G Cannon Uncle Joe former speaker of the national house of representatives who when given a vacation without asking for it has announced his intention to seek election in November 1912 and to campaign actively Cannon is almost 80 years old
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Joseph G. Cannon
Joe
National House of Reprtives
Annewerer
Nnon
Fudge Orange Jacobs Passes Away at 82 in Washington
Orange Jacobs, venerable jurist of Washington, died last evening at age 82. For decades he led in territorial and high days, serving as chief justice of the territorial site and later as a judge of the superior court. He retired from active practice about six years ago, previously aligning as a Democrat in Washington politics.
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Yea Jacobs
Washington
Vlory
Prome Uington
Noted American diplomat Griffiths dies in London
London May 18. John L. Griffiths of Indianapolis consul general in London in 1909 died in London of heart failure. Griffiths was a native of New Reyer? Or near Nerreyorter of the nn court of mor was for fo.
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John L. Griffiths
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Griffiths
Nereyorter
Mor
Seattle Launches World’s Largest Battleship Amid High City Hype
Readers recall the dramatic launch of a major steel battleship in Seattle, amid fanfare and vast crowds. The event marked a historic moment as the ship slid from the ways into the water, drawing national attention and shaping Seattle’s post launch mood and waterfront identity.
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Seattle
Chamber of
Cananeros
Notice for Camp Iditarod No 27 Ball Meeting
Members of Camp Iditarod No 27 Arcie Brotherhow are requested to attend a ball Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Business of vitus to be transacted. Come and don’t miss it. Claude Baker Arctic Ch Ansley Arctic Rec Wy.
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Claude Baker
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